Navigating Crisis: Strengthening Team Dynamics in Intensive Care
- Date / Time
2:30pm-5:00pm
- Location
- Abstract
This workshop is designed to familiarise participants with interprofessional collaboration in ICUs and prompt reflection on applying interprofessional approaches in their work. Participants will review international, evidence-based literature, using examples from past and current best practice models from the UK. They will then take part in an interactive session discussing team dynamics in Hong Kong’s ICUs. Facilitated by the FEARLESS ICU team, this session will guide participants in creating a team agreement to navigate and resolve potential tensions within ICU teams. The interactive session’s conclusion will focus on identifying specific interprofessional challenges regarding care delivery in Hong Kong’s ICUs, allowing participants to explore the factors affecting this issue and consider potential solutions. The workshop will utilise insights from the FEARLESS ICU project, which examines interprofessional collaboration in ICUs in England.
All staff and students are welcome. Both lecture and workshop are accredited by CME and CNE!
- Speaker(s)
Dr Andreas Xyrichis
Reader in Interprofessional Science at King’s College London, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Interprofessional Care
Andreas Xyrichis, PhD, is a Reader in Interprofessional Science at King’s College London and the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Interprofessional Care. His research centres on strengthening interprofessional, team-based approaches in healthcare, encompassing workforce preparation and training, and the development and evaluation of interprofessional interventions. Ranked by SciVal among the top 2% of scholars worldwide in ‘Interprofessional Relations’, he has secured over HK$16 million in research funding for projects on interprofessional education and teamwork in healthcare across diverse global settings. He is the Chief Investigator of the FEARLESS ICU study, a pioneering project examining interprofessional teamwork in intensive care units in England. He also serves as Director of the esteemed UK Centre for the Advancement of Interprofessional Education (CAIPE), was elected to the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM), and is a founding director of the European Academy for Interprofessional Science.
- Descriptions
