ANNUAL REVIEW master Final3a - St Vincent's University Hospital
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St. Vincent’s Healthcare Group Limited - Annual Review 2007 Education & Research Medical and Surgical Meetings The Postgraduate Lunch Time Meetings include: Respiratory Gastroenterology Nephrology Rheumatology Intern Report The Breakfast Meetings include: Colorectal Meeting Surgical Audit Grand Rounds Respiratory SpR Conference Cardiology Meeting Tuesday at 7.30am Wednesday at 7.00am Thursday at 8.00am Friday at 8.00am Friday at 7.30am All of the above meetings are organised by the Postgraduate Department. Lunch or breakfast is provided. Intern Lunch Time Seminars Monday Lunch Time Seminars for Interns consist of Clinical Skills Sessions and Data Interpretation. Tuesday The Tuesday Lunch Time Seminar is organised by the Medical Intern Tutor in conjunction with the Postgraduate Department. Each week an Intern presents a case to the class with a discussion of same afterwards. Wednesday Wednesday conferences can be either surgical or medical. Thursday Thursday Lunch Time Lectures are on matters relating to all aspects of Surgery and are given by Consultant Surgeons within the hospital. Friday Friday Lunch Time Seminars for the Interns are presented by guest speakers and include Career Guidance, Risk Management, Stress Management and a wide variety of other topics. SHO Teaching Formal Clinical Teaching We run a five week intensive programme of bedside tutorials three times per year, January/February, May/June, October/November. These courses are aimed primarily, but not exclusively at the MRCPI examination. These tutorials are all consultant provided and take place at 5.00pm to maximise attendance and to allow SHOs in peripheral jobs to attend. Consultants are asked to focus on a short case format (see page 8 of the Postgraduate Medical Training Booklet). At the end of the course feedback from SHOs as to how the course could be improved is analysed. We use the Pyramid discussion method which has recently been successfully implemented for our undergraduate students. Return to Contents 54
St. Vincent’s Healthcare Group Limited - Annual Review 2007 Education & Research International Meeting In addition to the large number of in-house meetings, the Postgraduate Department helped organise the Centre for Colorectal Disease 14th International Meeting which was held on Friday 14th September 2007. The programme was as follows: Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 The Past and the Present : Improved Outcomes Colorectal Cancer – The National Picture – Dr. H. Comber Colorectal Cancer – The Hospital Picture – Prof. D. P. O’Donoghue Colorectal Cancer Screening : Improving National Outcomes Screening Average Risk Individuals – The European Perspective – Prof. C. O’Morain Alternative Screening Modalities – Dr. P. MacMathuna Screening in Scotland – Prof. A. Mowat The Multidisciplinary Team Meeting – Improving Local Outcomes Introducing the Multidisciplinary Team – Mr. J. Hyland The Excelicare Database System – Mr. S. Thompson Case Presentations – Ms. A. White The Future : Improving Individual Outcomes Targeted Molecular Therapies – Dr. J. O’Sullivan State of the Art Lecture Colorectal Cancer : More than One Disease – Prof. J. Jass, St. Mark’s Hospital, London. There were 120 attendees at the meeting. A dinner was held afterwards in the Shelbourne Hotel and was attended by 70 guests. Sponsorship for this event was provided by the following pharmaceutical companies: Astra Zeneca Healthcare 21 Johnson & Johnson Merck Serono Sanofi Aventis “Get to Know you Function” for Incoming NCHDs In 2007 the welcoming lunch was held on Wednesday 11th July and as usual was very enjoyable. This event is an important opportunity to give incoming NCHDs the relevant information about ongoing lectures / conferences and welcome them to the hospital. It is now an annual event held every year in early July. The Student Summer Project As in other years this is an important part of the hospital’s academic year and in 2007 it was held on Monday 12th November. As you are aware the aim of the project is for the student to develop an interest in research so that he / she will continue to develop this interest at postgraduate level. The judging panel of physicians and surgeons were Dr. John Seery (Chairman), Prof. Michael Keane, Prof. Ronan O’Connell, Mr. Enda McDermott and Dr. Cecily Quinn. The winner was A. C. McArdle whose project was entitled “The Effects of Nicotine on Atherogenesis in a Genetic Mouse Model”. Return to Contents 55
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<strong>St</strong>. Vincent’s Healthcare Group Limited - Annual Review 2007<br />
Education & Research<br />
International Meeting<br />
In addition to the large number of in-house meetings, the Postgraduate Department helped organise the<br />
Centre for Colorectal Disease 14th International Meeting which was held on Friday 14th September 2007.<br />
The programme was as follows:<br />
Session 1<br />
Session 2<br />
Session 3<br />
Session 4<br />
Session 5<br />
The Past and the Present : Improved Outcomes<br />
Colorectal Cancer – The National Picture – Dr. H. Comber<br />
Colorectal Cancer – The <strong>Hospital</strong> Picture – Prof. D. P. O’Donoghue<br />
Colorectal Cancer Screening : Improving National Outcomes<br />
Screening Average Risk Individuals – The European Perspective –<br />
Prof. C. O’Morain<br />
Alternative Screening Modalities – Dr. P. MacMathuna<br />
Screening in Scotland – Prof. A. Mowat<br />
The Multidisciplinary Team Meeting – Improving Local Outcomes<br />
Introducing the Multidisciplinary Team – Mr. J. Hyland<br />
The Excelicare Database System – Mr. S. Thompson<br />
Case Presentations – Ms. A. White<br />
The Future : Improving Individual Outcomes<br />
Targeted Molecular Therapies – Dr. J. O’Sullivan<br />
<strong>St</strong>ate of the Art Lecture<br />
Colorectal Cancer : More than One Disease – Prof. J. Jass,<br />
<strong>St</strong>. Mark’s <strong>Hospital</strong>, London.<br />
There were 120 attendees at the meeting.<br />
A dinner was held afterwards in the Shelbourne Hotel and was attended by 70 guests.<br />
Sponsorship for this event was provided by the following pharmaceutical companies:<br />
Astra Zeneca Healthcare 21 Johnson & Johnson<br />
Merck Serono<br />
Sanofi Aventis<br />
“Get to Know you Function” for Incoming NCHDs<br />
In 2007 the welcoming lunch was held on Wednesday 11th July and as usual was very enjoyable. This event<br />
is an important opportunity to give incoming NCHDs the relevant information about ongoing lectures /<br />
conferences and welcome them to the hospital. It is now an annual event held every year in early July.<br />
The <strong>St</strong>udent Summer Project<br />
As in other years this is an important part of the hospital’s academic year and in 2007 it was held on Monday<br />
12th November. As you are aware the aim of the project is for the student to develop an interest in research<br />
so that he / she will continue to develop this interest at postgraduate level. The judging panel of physicians<br />
and surgeons were Dr. John Seery (Chairman), Prof. Michael Keane, Prof. Ronan O’Connell, Mr. Enda<br />
McDermott and Dr. Cecily Quinn. The winner was A. C. McArdle whose project was entitled “The Effects of<br />
Nicotine on Atherogenesis in a Genetic Mouse Model”.<br />
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