| 'As a result of the excellent teaching that you gave us in Kota Kinabalu I got 90% As for my assessment and 9% Bs(graded A-E) I felt that I should pass this on to you as it was your excellent tuition that has greatly helped my teaching.' |
| Ruth Spearing, Consultant haemotologist, New Zealand |
| 'I popped into work on the way back from the course and bumped into my two SHOs who asked how the course went. We ended up having a great chat : it opened some great dialogue and I actually feel I began to understand them and their values.' |
| Victoria Clark, Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry, Birmingham Childrens Hospital |
| 'I learnt a huge amount, not only about improving my teaching and the concepts behind better delivery, but also about myself. I hold my hand up to being someone who previously thought that a lot of medical education theories were very woolly and nebulous concepts with little impact on daily practice, but am glad to say you have opened my eyes!' |
| Nick Morse, Emergency Medicine |
| Lisa and I have worked together for over a decade and she is ALWAYS stimulating, thought provoking, challenging, fun, informative and also life enhancing |
| Chris Munsch, Consultant Cardiac Surgeon, Yorkshire Heart Centre, Leeds Clinical Advisor, Health Education England |
| Lisa is a fantastic surgical educator and she has provided outstanding support to the KSS School of Surgery. She has also personally led a very successful leadership day for our surgical trainees. |
| Humphrey Scott, Head of School of Surgery HE.KSS |
| I have worked with Lisa on educational projects for several years. Her enthusiasm, interpersonal skills, knowledge and attention to detail have ensured that participants really get involved and come away with new skills, attitudes and changed behaviours. I always look forward to the next event. |
| Prof Phil Turner, Head of the School of Surgery, HE Northwest |
| With her proven track record of engaging the cynical and her national and international network, Lisa has reinvigorated a significant group of previously disenfranchised trainers and trainees, through her work on the T&O curriculum and her BOA development programmes for trainers. |
| Tim Briggs, President of Boa Chair of the Federation of Specialist Hospitals Chair of the National Clinical Reference Group in Specialist Orthopaedics Consultant orthopaedic surgeon at rnoht |
| She has a unique way to work with surgical personalities and I have never been in a setting where she has failed to get even the shyest or most difficult surgeons to participate in discussions and activities. the only feedback I have ever had from colleagues is excellent. |
| John O'Dowd, Consultant spine surgeon |
| Lisa is hugely regarded as an educationalist in the trauma surgical community around the world. She is greatly respected for her extraordinary "people skills" and her ability to communicate in many different settings, both consensual and, occasionally, in the face of a degree of confrontation. She understands the world of surgical education better than anyone else with whom I have worked. |
| Professor Chris Colton, BOA Past President |
| Members of the audience set the bar high for today but verbal feedback so far has been extremely good. It is a real task for one speaker to anchor an event such as this and even more so to inspire and re-invigorate trainers with years of experience but already I have had e-mails from trainers with 15 years or more of experience planning to try different approaches. |
| Helen Tippett - Associate Dental Dean London and South East |
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