Contributors

Below are (very) short bios of the authors and links to their posts.


Ronnie Glavin
Ronnie is a consultant anaesthetist (retired), ex-director of the SCSCHF and still "the oracle" with regards to thorny issues.

• Books of the month: Why Hospitals Should Fly & Charting the Course by John J Nance

Al May (@TheRealAlMay)
Al is a consultant anaesthetist at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley. His main interest is in faculty development.

• Constructive Alignment in Simulation: Why we don’t simply replicate what happened in the resus room last week
• Person-centred care: "What matters most to you today?"

Laura McGregor
Laura is a consultant in Emergency Medicine at Monklands hospital.

• Tell me what you want, what you really, really want: Emergency Medicine trainees survey

Michael Moneypenny (@scotsimcentre)
Michael is a consultant in anaesthesia and director of the SCSCHF. In between writing blogposts and tweeting, he finds time to eat and sleep.

• All the other blogposts were written by Michael

Pamela Milligan
Pamela is a senior anaesthetic trainee, and was the simulation fellow at SCSCHF from 2013-14.

• Life as a simulation fellow… so far!

Scott Rudnicki-Bayne (@ManikinSkywalkr)
Scott is one of our simulation technicians. He loves nothing more than gutting a mannequin to see how it works.

• SimTechDay 2013: Backseat drivers take centre stage

Kirsten Walthall (@K_Walthall)

• Kirsten is an invited blogger and Simulation and Education Fellow in Emergency Medicine in Manchester.