SWIFT Survey

The PATRN Swift Survey was conceived for the 2017 APA ASM to conduct a simple, topical survey amongst ASM delegates during the conference. It is a stand-alone project that completes within 48 hours and can survey over 400 anaesthetic opinions. PATRN representatives should design the survey and run it with PATRN committee assistance.

Swift survey submissions for 2024 are now open! 

The Swift Survey will be circulated at the APAGBI ASM on 20-21st May in Newcastle. The survey is now in its eighth year of running and is an exciting opportunity for trainees, especially as this year the meeting will be held in partnership with PACSA (Paediatric Anaesthesia Community of South Africa).

Closing date for submissions is 31st March 2024 and the submission form can be found below.

Any questions, just send us an email at patrn@apagbi.org.uk!

 

The results of our winning survey from 2023 on Risk in Paediatric anaesthesia have recently been published in the BJA.

The results of our swift survey on preparation of emergency drugs in paediatric anaesthesia has been submitted for this years APA in Newcastle.

 

COMPLETED SWIFT SURVEYS

2023: 'Extubation management decisions and technique'. This was accepted as an oral presentation at the national DAS conference in November 2023. 

2022: 'Regional blocks in paediatric anaesthesia'. The results of this were accepted as a poster at the APAGBI ASM in London 2023. 

2022: 'A survey of practice in the United Kingdom: Paracetamol prescribing in paediatric elective surgical patients, oral vs intravenous'. The results of this were presented at ESPA in Lisbon 2022.

2021: 'Paediatric Anaesthesia and the environment.' The results of this are due to be published very soon!

2021: 'The uncooperative child. Refusal of anaesthesia.' The results of this have been submitted for poster presentation at the APAGBI ASM 2022 in Cardiff

2020: 'Paediatric anaesthetic training during COVID-19.' Accepted as an abstract at the 17th World congress of Anaesthesiologists 2021 and also presented at the College tutors meeting 2021.

2020: Airway management for dental clearance in a preschool child: A UK survey

Shrimpton, AJ, Gill, H and PATRN Committee. Airway management for dental clearance in a preschool child: A UK survey. Pediatric Anesthesia 2020 30 (6) 716-719.

2018: Short and sweet. Perioperative management of the diabetic pediatric patient (The paediatric Anaesthetic Trainee Research Network [PATRN] Swift Survey 2018. 

Lewis H, Selman A, Sinha D, Endelhardt T and PATRN Commitee. Short and sweet. Perioperative management of the diabetic pediatric patient (The Paediatric Anaesthetic Trainee Research Network [PATRN] Swift Survey 2018. Pediatric Anesthesia 2019; 29 (9) 964-965.

2017:  Drug errors in paediatric anaesthesia: a cultural blind spot? A survey of UK Paediatric Anaesthetists.  Study Design by Dr Zoe Burton

Presented as an Oral presentation at ESPA ASM 2017 – Glasgow by Dr Zoe Burton (Link to Abtract)

Burton ZA, Woodman N, Harclerode Z, Engelhardt T and PATRN Committee. Drug errors in paediatric anaesthesia are commondbut often unreported unless actual harm occurs. Br J Anaesth 2018; 120 (3): 600-612

 

COMPLETED SWIFT SURVEYS

2021: 'Paediatric Anaesthesia and the environment.' The results of this are due to be published very soon!

2021: 'The uncooperative child. Refusal of anaesthesia.' The results of this have been submitted for poster presentation at the APAGBI ASM 2022 in Cardiff

2020: 'Paediatric anaesthetic training during COVID-19.'  Accepted as an abstract at the 17th World congress of Anaesthesiologists 2021 and also presented at the College tutors meeting 2021.

2017:  Drug errors in paediatric anaesthesia: a cultural blind spot? A survey of UK Paediatric Anaesthetists. Study Design by Dr Zoe Burton

Presented as an Oral presentation at ESPA ASM 2017 – Glasgow by Dr Zoe Burton

https://www.euroespa.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/ESPA2017_ProgA5_web-3.pdf

Burton ZA, Woodman N, Harclerode Z, Engelhardt T and PATRN Committee. Drug errors in paediatric anaesthesia are common but often unreported unless actual harm occurs. Br J Anaesth 2018; 120 (3): 600-612

 

Swift survey 2024 proposal form

Proposal form for this years swift survey. The survey should be around 6 – 8 questions long (not including demographic details – PATRN’s standardised respondent demographic questions will be added to all successful Swift survey submissions). Questions should be succinct, and the survey should take around 2-3 minutes to complete.