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Maternity Midwifery and Baby London 2015 #maternity2015
06 Jul 2015
A professional development forum for midwives and student midwives wishing to update their skills and knowledge around key topics including antenatal and postnatal care, labour and care of the newborn.
This forum hears from leading midwifery experts, including Stephanie Michaelides, Programme Leader Advanced Diploma in Neonatal Care, School of Health and Education, Middlesex University.
Please note that podcast content from the Community Nursing Family Health event follows on after the Maternity Midwifery and Baby content i.e. it appears at the bottom of the page.
Programme
09:30
09:40
Stephanie Michaelides, Senior Lecturer , Middlesex University
Newborn care: listening to the newborn
10:05
Dr Bernie Divall, Research Fellow, University of Nottingham
Research cameo: the end of one journey, beginning of the next
10:30
Dianne Garland, Midwifery Consultant
Thinking about labour through the glasses of normality
10:55
Questions and discussion
12:00
THIS ITEM IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE Seminar 1
Early life nutrition
- The importance of nutrition: before, during and after pregnancy
Dr Cora Doherty, Consultant Paediatrician, University Hospital of Wales and author of ‘You are what your mother ate’;
Driving compliance in pregnancy
Charlotte Hemmings, Senior Medical Affairs Manager, Danone Nutricia.
Dr Cora Doherty, Consultant Paediatrician, University Hospital of Wales and author of ‘You are what your mother ate’;
Driving compliance in pregnancy
Charlotte Hemmings, Senior Medical Affairs Manager, Danone Nutricia.
12:00
Seminar 2
The Facebook page “Normal Birth for Lone Nuts”
Natalie Corden and Rachel Checkland, Facebook page founders
Natalie Corden and Rachel Checkland, Facebook page founders
12:30
Seminar 3
Great expectations
Leeshia Walton, Specialist Health Improvement Practitioner (Antenatal & Postnatal) & Great Expectations Project Manager, Jan Potter, Health Improvement Manager, Plymouth Community Healthcare, Livewell Team.
Leeshia Walton, Specialist Health Improvement Practitioner (Antenatal & Postnatal) & Great Expectations Project Manager, Jan Potter, Health Improvement Manager, Plymouth Community Healthcare, Livewell Team.
12:30
Seminar 4
Midwifery societies: empowering student midwives to improve maternity outcomes
Kate Mortimer and Gemma Sykes, Student Midwives, University of Bradford
Kate Mortimer and Gemma Sykes, Student Midwives, University of Bradford
What's on now:
14:00
Seminar 5
Enhancing normality for women in the labour ward setting
Fiona Laird
Fiona Laird
14:00
Seminar 6
All Wales Student Midwives Conference
Maryanne Bray (student) Secretary of Cardiff Midwifery Society Workplace: Cardiff University
Maryanne Bray (student) Secretary of Cardiff Midwifery Society Workplace: Cardiff University
14:30
Seminar 7
Delivering clinical benefits through SNOMED CT®
Michael Bond, Clinical Information Architect (and Advanced Nurse Practitioner), Health and Social Care Information Centre
Michael Bond, Clinical Information Architect (and Advanced Nurse Practitioner), Health and Social Care Information Centre
14:30
Seminar 8
Student midwives’ experiences and confidence surrounding postnatal assessment: what’s happening and how can it be improved? – A case study research project
Dr Val Larkin and Gill Smith, Senior Lecturers, Northumbria University
Dr Val Larkin and Gill Smith, Senior Lecturers, Northumbria University
15:00
Seminar 9
REACH - Association for Children with Upper Limb Deficiency;
Frank Letch, REACH Ambassador
Frank Letch, REACH Ambassador
15:00
Seminar 10
Healthier midwives for healthier families: designing a solution to support midwives through psychologically traumatic professional events
Sally Pezaro, PhD Researcher, Coventry University
Sally Pezaro, PhD Researcher, Coventry University
16:00
Professor Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, Head of Maternity, NHS England Nursing Directorate
Stretching midwifery horizons
16:20
Sue Macdonald, Midwifery Consultant
Closing remarks
16:30
Community nursing and family health - Introduction and setting the scene
Shirley Baah Mensah, Operational Lead Children's Integrated Universal Services, North East London NHS Foundation Trust
16:31
Community nursing and family health - Better local integration: developing a new provider service model
Anita Farrant, Head of Service for Early Help, Suffolk County Council
16:32
Community nursing and family health - Innovative nursing roles: developing a community nursing centre for ambulatory patients
Maggie Gordon, Health and Social Care Community Services Manager, Exeter
Helen Southard, Nurse Team Manager, Northern Devon Healthcare Trust
Helen Southard, Nurse Team Manager, Northern Devon Healthcare Trust
16:33
Community nursing and family health - Questions and discussion
16:34
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 1: Community Patient Administration System (ComPAS)
James Fellows, Clinical Systems Lead and Sharon Dunn, Northern Devon Healthcare
Trust
16:35
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 2: Delivering clinical benefits through SNOMED CT
Michael Bond, Clinical Information Architect (and Advanced Nurse Practitioner), Health and Social Care Information Centre
16:36
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 3: Developing a community nursing centre for ambulatory patients – a case study
Karen Highmore, Specialist Community Nurse and Louise Clayton, Community Staff Nurse, North Devon Healthcare Trust
16:37
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 4: Clinicinbox on the move! Taking sexual health services to where young people are
Viv Crouch MBE, Sexual Health Lead for the School Nurse Team, Sirona Care and Health
16:38
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 5: NHS/local authority integration of CAMHS: a unique opportunity to establish an effective early stage CAMHS pathway
Richard Shircore, Independent Adviser in Public and Community Health, The Shircore Consultancy
16:39
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 6: Developing a care homes team
Tracey Morrish, Northern Urgent Care Nursing Team Manager & Care Homes Team
Lead, Northern Devon Healthcare Trust and Bridget Tait, Northern Devon Care Homes Team Nurse Educator, Bideford Hospital
16:40
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 7: The patient held record: your health in your hands – the digital pen project
Christine Chlad, eHealth Project Manager and Graeme Macpherson, Community Nurse, NHS Western Isles
16:41
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 8: The development of a practice nurse led complex wound clinic
Trudie Young, Director of Education and Training , Welsh Wound Innovation Centre,
Pontyclun, Wales
16:42
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 9: DNA cascade screening for familial hypercholesterolaemia: integrating services into primary care
Jane Breen, Lead Clinical Nurse Specialist and Lorraine Priestley Barnham,
Clinical Nurse Specialist in Familial Hypercholesterolaemia and Cascade Screening, Royal
Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust
16:43
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 10: Engaging the full practice team in quality improvements
Sheinaz Stansfield, Practice Manager, Newcastle Gateshead CCG Alliance Board
Member, Oxford
16:44
Community nursing and family health - Workshop 11: Improving early health intervention to support residential homes
Deborah Cheadle, District Nursing Sister, Colwyn Bay Hospital and Gillian Jones, Practice Development Nurse, Conwy, North Wales
17:00
INTERVIEW: Andrew Hewett,
Marketing Manager, Health and Education, Middlesex University
17:00
INTERVIEW: Giovanna Forte
Founding Director, Forte Medical Ltd
17:00
INTERVIEW: Stephanie Michaelides
Senior Lecturer, Middlesex University
17:00
INTERVIEW: Cherstyn Hurley,
Publishing Manager, Public Health England
17:00
INTERVIEW: Carl Evans,
Business Manager, Thornbury Nursing
17:00
INTERVIEW: Chantelle Newman
Director, Code Blue Midwives
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