Trainee Resources
Resources
What is SuppoRTT?
This short video has been created to help understand the SuppoRTT programme:
This presentation from Dr Alison Gale, Associate Dean for SuppoRTT, outlines the SuppoRTT programme and process in the North West.
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There is now a Supported Return to Training module for trainees available on e-Learning for Health. The objectives of the module are to:
To access this module please visit: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/676107 |
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SuppoRTT Immersive Technology Resources The following are immersive technology resources which are aimed at a wide range of medical and surgical trainees, and can be accessed from home using a mobile phone or computer. They can also be used for group simulation and learning sessions. Many resources contain interactive immersive components; these can be viewed using just a computer screen, however for a more interactive experience you can use a VR headset. Remote Consultation: an immersive technology resource This is an online e-learning and immersive 360 degree video resource based around a remote consultation. It was originally developed with shielding/displaced trainees in mind, however this will be a useful resource for anyone consulting remotely. It addresses key skills including communication, using the multidisciplinary team, clinical management and safeguarding, as well as offering the opportunity to 'step inside' the consultation from the patient's perspective! https://learninghub.nhs.uk/Resource/2323/Item
Three new immersive technology resources were launched in December 2021 which are a set of engaging interactive training resources including immersive 360-degree video scenarios, designed to help improve those essential human factor skills required to lead and be part of an effective team. Although the resources were developed for trainees who have taken time out of training, they are helpful to anyone who wants to learn more about effective teamworking.
These resources can be found at: https://learninghub.nhs.uk/Resource/6732/Item Escalating Concerns and Speaking Up This resource is for people returning to work in the NHS after any prolonged absence. The purpose of this training is to empower returners to work with the confidence to speak up about any concerns they may have. This rich and innovative course is designed to immerse the learner in the first unaccompanied shift of a doctor returning to work after prolonged absence. Please follow this link to access the resource: https://learninghub.nhs.uk/Resource/8420/Item Free VR Headset If you would like to be sent a free cardboard VR headset please email your full name and postal adress to england.supportt.nw@nhs.net |
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Dr Karen Kidner (whose many roles include Consultant Anesthetist, Associate DME, LTFT Flexible Training Champion and Trust SuppoRTT Champion for Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS FT, and TPD and School SuppoRTT Champion for the NW School of Anaesthetics) delivers this excellent presentation on Less Than Full Time training, the advantages (and challenges), the process, the practicalities, rotas and who can offer support: |
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Helping you to gain the most amount of help and support during an extremely difficult time, the toolkit provides advice on areas such as occupational health, practitioner health, counselling and it also explores areas such as return to work planning, keep in-touch days and less than full time training. It has been written by Dr Matthew Palethorpe, Core Anaesthetics trainee in the North West, and has been endorsed by both NHSE and the Lead Employer. |
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This podcast includes honest and open conversations with leaders in the medical field who are also mothers. Hear their real life stories and also gain from their practical tips and advice for managing the juggle. https://www.buzzsprout.com/2054086 (available on multiple platforms) |
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Page updated 29th April 2025