PTNT Post-Evaluation Analysis

Summit Ridge Tagaytay, November 29-30

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Outline:

• Review Attendees Programme Pre and Post test Post-Evaluation ratings

• SWOT Analysis• Open Discussion

Review: Attendees

A total of 36 attendees, 120% achievement vs. plan

Hospital/Organization Number of Attendees

Asian Hospital 15

Paranaque Doctors 4

Las Pinas Doctors Hospital 2

Perpetual Help Medical Center

2

Family Care Hospital 2

De La Salle University Medical Center

4

UST 1St. Lukes/PhilSPEN 3PCMC 1Philippine Pediatric Society 2TOTAL: 36

Attendees by field of specialization:MD SPECIALTY: Count:

General Pediatrician 19

Neonatologist 1

Gastroenterologist 2

Pulmonologist 2

Allergologist 1

Developmental Pediatrician 1

Dietician 1

Nurse 2

Others (Surgeon, NST member/PhilSPEN rep, OB

Gyne)

7

TOTAL: 36

Review: Programme-Day 1-TIME ACTIVITY/TOPIC SPEAKER

6:00 AM Departure for Tagaytay

9:00 AM Registration

9:30-9:35 AM Invocation

9:35-9:40 AM National Anthem

9:40-9:50 AM Welcome Remarks (PhilSPEN) Dr. J. Inciong

9:50-10:00 AM Welcome Remarks (AHMC) Dr. S. Adiviso

10:00 AM Why Nutrition Matters in the 21st Century

Dr. M. Guno

10:20 AM Human Milk and Formulas:Nutritional and Developmental

Properties

Dr. F. Gatcheco

11:20 AM Post Discharge Nutrition for Preterm Infant

Dr. J. Mantaring

12:00 NN LUNCH BREAK

1:00 -1:40 PM Workshop 1-Nutritional Assessment:Clinical and Laboratory Aspects-

GROUP AWorkshop 2- Enteral/Parenteral

Nutrition-GROUP B

Dr. M. Macalintal

Dr. Fil Gatcheco

1: 40-2:30 PM Workshop 1-GROUP BWorkshop 2-GROUP A

Dr. M. MacalintalDr. Fil Gatcheco

2:30 PM COFFEE BREAK

2:50-3:35 PM

Workshop 3-Failure to Thrive-GROUP ACase 1-Cow/Milk Protein Allergy-

GROUP B

Dr. K. Mondonedo

Dr. M. Sumpaico

3:35-4:30 PM

Workshop 3-GROUP B

Case 1-GROUP A

Dr. K. Mondonedo

Dr. M. Sumpaico

4:30 PM Summary and Conclusions

Dr. MJ Guno

Orange group: Raintree BPink group: Hazel Nut

Review: Day 1-

A van was provided for the participants who heard mass at the Our Lady of Lourdes Parish.

The rest of the attendees proceeded to Giligan’s island for dinner and fellowship night.

Review: Programme Day 2-

TIME ACTIVITY/TOPIC SPEAKER

8:30-9:10 AM Principles of Nutrition Support in Sick Children Dr. M. Macalintal

9:10-9:50 AM Feeding Difficulties Dr. MJ Guno

9:50-10:10 AM COFFEE BREAK

10:10-10:50 AM Nutritional Management of Children with Special Needs

Dr. K. Mondonedo

10:50-11:30 AM QUESTION AND ANSWER All faculty

11:30-11:45 TEST AND COURSE EVALUATION

11:45 AM Summary and Conclusions Dr. MJ Guno

12NN Graduation

12:05 PM LUNCHBREAK

1:30 PM Depart for MANILA

Pre-test and Post-test Results

Score # of MD’s

10/10 2

9/10 78/10 87/10 76/10 4

5-0/10 0TOTAL 28

PRE-TEST POST-TEST

Score # of MD’s

10/10 139/10 118/10 37/10 06/10 1

5-0/10 1TOTAL 29

Class Average: 79% Class Average: 91%

PhilSPEN President Dr. Inciong PPS President Dr. Victor Doctor

The MD’s in ACTION!!!

The SPEAKERS in ACTION!!!!

Pati Abbott managers nag-nose bleed sa growth chart!!!

Post Evaluation Ratings:

SWOT ANALYSIS

STRENGTHS

The presence of key decision makers The presence of the multidisciplinary teamThe members of the course faculty were prepared and very knowledgeable of their topicscollaborative effort of key people from ANIFull participation of the delegates; delegates were engaged all throughoutWelcome snacks in the roomTime managementThey liked the giveaways and manuals

WEAKNESSES

Time wasn’t enough for all the cases and workshopsUneven distribution of participants which limited the interactionDelegation of tasks (time keeping, traffic of participants, servicing, etc)Reinforcement of the house rules Absence of Z scores growth chartsLaptop was far from the speaker, the slide remote broke down

OPPORTUNITIES

For greater scientific credibility of the course, CME provider is professional society and hospital or medical school partner. Certificate is signed by their officials and moderators come from them.

PhilSPEN to take the lead to encourage more participation from its members (i.e., active participation in the program---moderator, co-facilitator)

More workshops focusing in computations of nutrient needs, BMI, etc. Apply for CPE credits in nutrition for PhilSPEN; if PhilSPEN doesn’t have CPE units,

Abbott to apply for CPE units PhilSPEN to formalize the formation of a committee on Pediatric Nutrition Support Train the trainers and presentation skills training Add more facilitators Reassign topics; rotation for mastery of ALL TOPICS Diversify field of specialization of participants Refresher courses through RTDs for those who attended the PTNT Standardize the presentation slides; bring back to the original font, color, etc. Dr. Llido to train on the admin side of putting up an NST

THREATS

Competition might come up with a program with same objectives (UMED, Nestle Nutrition Institute)

Next Steps:

Allot time for the introduction of participants and expression of expectations

Prepare script for introduction of all people concerned. Master timer for the event and reps to be mobilizing people. If X people commit to come, experience shows that almost 30 to

50% will not come, a confirmation one to two days before may help, and a back up plan to substitute people may also be helpful

There was some consensus that we begin teaching MDs the use of z scores as a screening tool, so we need to print for both PTNT and IMFED for consistency

They have requested for simple algorithm for FTT. This can be a medical give away of reps.

Ask PhilSPEN if they have the capacity to provide CPE/CME units. Validate whether there’s value in accruing CME units Train the trainers Course director to meet with Dr. Noche and Dr. Inciong to plan out

the next PTNT