The MetaDebrief Club

The MetaDebrief Club is a group in NHS Lothian for sim enthusiasts to get together and improve practice through sharing experience and reflection. Views our own

[ASPiH @ASPiHUK]

@kumar916_kumar @SESAMSimulation @KC_2502 @paton_catie We love the energy of the meta debrief club and their work in this area is inspiring @MetaDebriefClub @kumar916_kumar and colleagues

[Nathan Oliver @nath_oliver_sim]

Delighted to see @scotsimcentre's 'Scottish Centre Debrief Model' out there in the literature. 🍾

https://t.co/hffa3zE2oN

[Andrew coggins @coggi33]

Latest Work on Debriefing from our SimLabs in @AdvinSimulation - https://t.co/TA4a0VQ8NJ

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[Ben Symon @symon_ben]

@MetaDebriefClub @DanHufton @childhealthqld We shall be continuing Meta Debrief!

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@symon_ben @DanHufton @childhealthqld We hope there will still be a @MetaDebriefClub chapter over with you as he returns though?!

[The MetaDebrief Club @MetaDebriefClub]

@symon_ben @DanHufton @childhealthqld That was the arrangement @symon_ben 😅. You can borrow him for a little while but you have to give @DanHufton back with some great memories and an incredible simulation experience from @childhealthqld.

We’ve been waiting a long time to welcome Dan home!

[The MetaDebrief Club @MetaDebriefClub]

We love this! It all starts here!

[Sim Bricks @sim_brick]

Simulation debriefers,

When aiming to change learners behaviours, starting with active listening and demonstrating empathy - is the foundation for behavioural change.

#BehaviouralChangeStairwayModel

[Nathan Oliver @nath_oliver_sim]

Today at the Scottish Simulation Journal Club we are delighted to have @katejmorse2 joining us to unpack:

"Teaching, coaching, or debriefing With Good Judgment: a roadmap for implementing "With Good Judgment” across the SimZones" @AdvinSimulation.

From 1pm! DM for details.

[Simon Edgar @Simongasman]

Image taken by @nath_oliver_sim for whom this was his last in-person event (for a while 🇦🇺 ). Thanks to @edinmellons for providing his debrief for us to discuss 👏👏 @NHSLothianMedEd

[The MetaDebrief Club @MetaDebriefClub]

Christmas MDC.
An annual addition since 2018.

[The MetaDebrief Club @MetaDebriefClub]

Our favourite MDC gathering of the year is coming up later this week.

Christmas 🎄 MDC live and in person in Edinburgh.

Get ready for Christmas jumpers, loads of photos, and some festive debriefing reflections 🥂!

[Edinburgh Clin Ed @EdClinEd]

Join us. Lead us!
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Become Programme Director of a world-leading, online postgraduate programme in clinical education. Please RT.

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@DanHufton @nath_oliver_sim @Chris_ASK @DrChrisOshea Great question!

Earlier this year a similar question on Twitter led to us creating this poster to support novice debriefers.

They came from far & wide amongst the Sim-Twitter community - feel free to use!

https://t.co/LGCKk8y62P

[ASPiH @ASPiHUK]

ASPIH SIG group will be hosting a workshop at #ASPiH2022 - hope you can join us to explore and help us find out more about meta-debriefing #ASPiHMDC

[Mo Gheith @MohamedAGheith]

Opening the cab on debriefing
#ASPiH2022 #ASPiHMDC

[Dan Blood @SurreySimTech]

Opening the can on debriefing, apparently #ASPiH2022 #aspihmdc

Not the weirdest metaphor of the conference.

[UWS Clinical Skills and Simulation @UWSClinicalSim]

What's in the can??? 🤔#ASPiH2022 #aspihmdc

[WISER WATFORD @wiser_watford]

Opening the can on debriefing #ASPiH2022 #ASPiHMDC 🤔 what’s in the can?

[ASPiH @ASPiHUK]

@nath_oliver_sim @MetaDebriefClub @Chris_ASK @CarlaSaCouto @dolmo76 are part of the ASPIH debriefing SIG and a running a meta debrief workshop at 2.30 today - ahead of ongoing online meta debrief sessions planned for members with @MillieColette #ASPiH2022

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@TheRealAlMay @nath_oliver_sim Oh - then also, what advice would you give for a “let’s see what happens” approach?

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At today’s @MetaDebriefClub, we reviewed a debrief from @nath_oliver_sim.

We asked: “How much (& how) should facilitators guide where the discussion goes in a debrief?”

If it’s truly learner led, shouldn’t we go wherever the learners want to take it?

What do others think?