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This training was very interactive and held my attention very well, the afternoon section was very interesting and has given me skills to use going forward, Liam was very good at explaining things and gave us a lot of time to practice these skills
Response: Thanks, Misturah. I’m glad you found the training engaging and that the afternoon session gave you useful skills. Great to hear Liam’s explanations and practice time were helpful to.
Please include some simulation based exmples and arrange for performing by the attendee.
Very useful to learn new skills , adapted to everyone’s need , Johnathan took time to explain everything in detail
Lively presentation of subject
I felt both Kirsty and Liam were friendly and engaging and kept the course moving. However I would say it was a very long day and some aspects were repetitive. It definitely got me thinking and had me reflecting on practice and I will use the techniques in practice
Had good understanding of how to follow pbs and what is the imporatnce and impqct of it
The trainers were welcoming and it was participatory
The breakaway techniques have been useful for real life situations. Phrases to use have been helpful
Familiar with a lot of content so it did sometimes feel redundant but it was make very entertaining
Ben was super engaging. Thank you! It would’ve been helpful to have a bit more info around support for patients with dementia as a lot of the wards have these patients and a lot of colleagues do not use the tools provided to support them which is concerning. The group work was good for interaction. Afternoon break not needed in my opinion :) Thanks again!
Response: Hi Francesca. Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. I'm really pleased to hear you found Ben engaging and enjoyed the group work for interaction. Your point about including more information on support for patients with dementia is very helpful, and we’ll take this on board when reviewing future sessions. Thanks again for taking the time to share your reflections.