Lessons from COVID-19 in critical care: Human Factors Webinar

Free 1.5 webinar on critical care and COVID-19. Register

You are invited to attend a FREE 1.5 hour Human Factors Webinar titled "Lessons from COVID-19 in critical care." 

 

Aspects of critical care such as our PPE, procedures, communication systems, digital and telehealth, and the design of spaces and equipment are critical for positive health outcomes and the safety of staff and patients. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought these issues to the forefront and highlighted the importance of human factors principles and techniques. 

What does the science of human factors say about these topics, and how can human factors expertise benefit your workplace now and into the future? Please find further details on the Webinar below. 

• Title: Lessons from COVID-19 in critical care
• Date and time: Friday 13 November 2020 8am AEDT (Melbourne/Sydney) Friday 13 November 2020 7am AEST (Brisbane). Please visit the website for overseas date/time details.
• Topics and speakers: https://www.clinicalhumanfactors.org.au/ for topics and speakers.
• Registration: https://www.clinicalhumanfactors.org.au/index.php/webinar-registration

If you have any specific questions or topics that you would like to be addressed at the event, please make sure to include this on the registration form.  Once registered you will automatically receive a registration confirmation email (please check SPAM folder if this does not come through).  A reminder email will be sent closer to the event.

The Webinar will be available via the following links:

• clinicalhumanfactors.org.au/webinar (Live streaming player will show closer to the event)
• Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine, Monash University YouTube channel
• Twitter accounts: Monash PeriopMed @monashperiopmed and @hypoxicchicken.

Please feel free to forward this invitation to friends and colleagues.  If you are unable to attend the session live the Webinar will be recorded.

We hope to receive your registration.

Enquiries:

Catherine Pound

Operations Administrator

Department of Anaesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine, Alfred Hospital
DAPOM, Central and Eastern Clinical School
Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Monash University
99 Commercial Rd
PO Box 315
Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia

T: +61 3 9903 0321 / +61 3 9903 0555 switchboard

E: med-periopmedicine@monash.edu  Twitter: @monashperiopmed