Director of Medical and Dental Education, BCUHB across North Wales. Maxillofacial Surgeon

Joined January 2014
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CHAMPIONS CUP TOTW 1. Gros 🔴 2. Huddleston ⚔️ 3. Fagerson ⚔️ 4. Lockett 😇 5. Ribbans 🔴 6. Kemeny 😇 7. Willis 🚽🚽 8. Dempsey ⚔️ 9. McParland 😇 10. Russell 🛁 11. Ioane 🔵 12. Ma’asi White 🦈 13. Brex 🔴 14. Drean 🔴 15. Ramos 🚽🚽
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This is a really big issue in the UK, of is this service provision or is it training and what counts as either? And yes there is value to both. I worry we sometimes dismiss service tasks and dont see them as educational- cos you can learn from everything
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#BAOMS2024 Prof @HelenEHigham from @OUHospitals is giving a keynote lecture on shifting the paradigm patient safety. Find out more about Helen's fascinating work here: oxstar.ox.ac.uk/team/helen-h…
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Look at the pace McParland gets on this pass. He's not changing anything here aside from setting a very solid base and driving off it. Everything else is staying exactly the same. 12)
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Let's look at Archie McParland here. It's quite different to what Marmion is doing. We don't see the same leg position for example. However, the principles are still the; a replicable technique that withstands pressure. 8)
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Kieran Marmion - 216 passes without error Archie McParland - 140 passes Joe Powell - 138 passes Honourable mention to Micky Young with 96 passes 3)
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I love this a lot.
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Someone from @piersmorgan's staff asked if I would like to come onto Pier's show, Piers Morgan Uncensored, to talk about the state of his attire. Since he invited feedback, I thought I'd do a thread comparing his style to menswear icon Kermit the Frog. 🧵
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🌹 Cousins 🌹 McParland 🌹 Wright 🌹 Pollock Four of our young Saints will start for England Under-20 once again as they take on Scotland this Friday evening.
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Join us in wishing Archie McParland a very happy birthday 🥳
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A different way of saying what you've been writing about for years @ED4MEDPRAC #phronesis #wisdom #unseenexpertise
'Taskification' is the biggest issue in the workforce substitution debate. Any task has two bits - the thinking (cognition) and the doing. The thinking bit is the most important. Why am I doing this? Am I doing this properly? What happens if it goes wrong? Etc. 1/
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'Taskification' is the biggest issue in the workforce substitution debate. Any task has two bits - the thinking (cognition) and the doing. The thinking bit is the most important. Why am I doing this? Am I doing this properly? What happens if it goes wrong? Etc. 1/
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Research shows that when facing tough problems, leaders & teams tend to dive straight into "solving" mode; often not examining or defining problems before trying to solve them. Julia Binder & @MichaelDWatkins suggest we undertake "problem-framing" before "problem-solving". There are 5 stages: 1) expand: identify multiple aspects of a problem 2) examine: dive into root causes 3) empathise: consider other's perspectives (& co-design) 4) elevate: put the problem into a broader context 5) envision: create a road map toward the desired outcome The article contains some great graphic tools: hbr.org/2024/01/to-solve-a-t…
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#MedEd pro tip: Don't submit your #qualitative study with a bunch of jargon that you don't understand (but think the reviewers will like). Instead, find a skilled qualitative #researcher and ask them for help! BTW, many researchers report doing this very thing. In our international survey of #HPE researchers published in @AcadMedJournal, we found that... - 11.3% of respondents claimed to have used a particular qualitative research approach appropriately (e.g., grounded theory) when they knowingly did not - 11.1% of respondents claimed to have used a particular qualitative research technique appropriately (e.g., saturation, triangulation) when they knowingly did not journals.lww.com/academicmed…
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Thanks for sharing @MatthewJoyes Going to pull some threads out of this to help our JDForum leads how it all works and to help #MedEd team understand educational governance @DrEmmaHosking
Very much worth a read 👇 #NHSGovernance
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Another busy year!…on top of everything else, a comprehensive chapter with Karl, Reg, Prav & Sat with editing from Anastasiya and Rui on solving surgical site complications in the new Springer-Nature book and an entire classifications book with Mohammad, Umar and Peter. 😮‍💨
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This is important for those involved in healthcare safety (H&S based but transferable) 👇 "auditing may optimise performance of documentation and resultingly, invoke a type of false assurance: management of documents and processes is conflated with the management of the issues"
New article is out: Audit masquerade: How audits provide comfort rather than treatment for serious safety problems sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Hear from teams delivering high levels of day-stay surgery in dentoalveolar, trauma, orthognathic & salivary gland disease #BADSomfs ow.ly/a9gT50PSPZb @BAOMSofficial @infoHANCUK @FitOmfs @jtg_baoms @EmmaMedEd @BAOMS_QOMS @OMFS1 @UKSWiMS @abaoms @britdaysurgery
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