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Our objective is to equip healthcare professionals with the necessary skills to work together and provide safe, compassionate high quality paediatric care. Our strategy towards achieving this is aligned to the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) mission statement “to transform child health through knowledge, innovation and expertise”.
We offer a range of teaching methods, including local point of care training to deliver bespoke, interactive, simulation based experiences as well as knowledge based learning where appropriate. Our course portfolio ranges from paediatric clinical skills and care pathways to essential transferable skills such as teamwork. Courses are created in partnership with our paediatric network, Health Education Wessex and the University of Southampton. |
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Acute Medicine
CACTUS - Children's ACuTe UltraSound
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Course aims
This course is an introduction to acute point-of-care ultrasound in paediatrics. Both lectures and hands-on practice are used to equip delegates with the skills to start their training towards achieving PICS accredited competence in acute ultrasound in children. Full details of the accreditation process will be explained on the course
Course content
This introductory course covers the basic principles and physics that underpin ultrasonography, moving on to covering the specifics of focused abdominal, heart and lung imaging. Every candidate will get supervised practice scanning live volunteers of varying ages.
Date
To be advised
Paediatric Critical Care Skills Nursing Competencies
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The QiS Paediatric Critical Care Level 1 Nursing Competencies have been developed from the RCPCH Time To Move On document (2012) and the recognition that paediatric critical care needs to be effectively provided in the ward environment, as well as in designated areas or hospitals.
This three day course will provide nursing staff with knowledge of the physiology of acute illness in children, the use of respiratory support, interpretation of investigations and much more related to the care of critically unwell patients.
It consists of 2 virtual theory days, 1 practice based practical workshop day and the completion of the QiS PCC Nursing Competencies document.
Price
Free
Next Date
Course Dates
Thursday 27th and Friday 28th April 2023
Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th June 2023
Monday 17th and Tuesday 18th July 2023
Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th September 2023
Click here for more information, dates and to book a place
Stabilisation of the Critically Ill Child
The day will include presentations and talks from expert consultants from the SORT team, with simulations afterwards to develop existing learning.
Topics include:
Location
University Hospital Southampton
Date
Friday 13th October 2023
To book you place, please email admin@piernetwork.org
Topics include:
- Could it be cardiac?
- Blue Baby & Neonatal collapse
- Extreme tachycardia
- Introduction to ECMO
- ECMO Case review
- Post ROSC Management
- Q&A
Location
University Hospital Southampton
Date
Friday 13th October 2023
To book you place, please email admin@piernetwork.org
Children's Trauma Training Day
This update day is relevant to all involved in paediatric major trauma within hospital and pre-hospital.
Updates include case discussions from recent months, update about recent TARN data, how COVID-19 has changed the patterns of injury we have seen, project and audit outcomes and workshop style updates.
We will also be launching new guidelines and pathways.
Dates
Friday 3rd November 2023
Updates include case discussions from recent months, update about recent TARN data, how COVID-19 has changed the patterns of injury we have seen, project and audit outcomes and workshop style updates.
We will also be launching new guidelines and pathways.
Dates
Friday 3rd November 2023
Education
Shared Decision Making Study Day
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Join us for to focus on Shared Decision Making for children and young people and the importance of this concept in transitioning young people to adult care.
For more information and how to book, visit the TIER Website
Motivational Interviewing
Motivational Interviewing
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a technique to facilitate behaviour change by drawing out a patient’s own motivations and goals, rather than imposing those of the health professional.
- By placing greater importance on the patient’s autonomy, MI techniques out perform traditional advice-giving in terms of improving health behaviours and adherence to recommendations.
- Effects persist even when MI is used in brief consultations - such as the few minutes in the clinic setting.
- MI is easily adapted for use by all health care professionals and non-clinicians, such as local patient and peer support groups.
For more information and how to book, visit the TIER Website
Ready Steady Go and Hello Programmes Study Day
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Ready, Steady, Go & Hello Virtual Study Day:
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making & Transition
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making & Transition
Many policies** state that to “deliver high quality sustainable healthcare globally” we need:
The Ready Steady Go and Hello programmes help empower young people and adults to manage their healthcare by equipping them with the skills, knowledge and confidence to manage their condition by using a structured framework to facilitate discussion and education. This is important for all patients with a long term condition including those with learning disabilities and those attending Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).
This day will now be run as a virtual event using the Zoom platform. Please sign up using the Eventbrite box below and you will receive further instructions about accessing the event.
- Patient empowerment e.g. Ready Steady Go and Hello programmes
- Patient owned electronic record enabling patients and healthcare professionals to share information on-line e.g. My Medical Record
- Focussed healthcare professional practice through strategies such as Motivational Interviewing
- Centralised information resources –a vision/work in progress e.g a virtual assistant
The Ready Steady Go and Hello programmes help empower young people and adults to manage their healthcare by equipping them with the skills, knowledge and confidence to manage their condition by using a structured framework to facilitate discussion and education. This is important for all patients with a long term condition including those with learning disabilities and those attending Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS).
This day will now be run as a virtual event using the Zoom platform. Please sign up using the Eventbrite box below and you will receive further instructions about accessing the event.
For more information and how to book, visit the TIER Website
Thames Valley and Wessex CYP ODN - Paediatric Pain: Core Fundamentals
Friday 15th September 2023
The John Radcliffe Hospital Education Centre, OX3 9DU
0830-1545hrs
The John Radcliffe Hospital Education Centre, OX3 9DU
0830-1545hrs
Thames Valley & Wessex CYP ODN in association with Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust paediatric services are proud to present the first joint Paediatric Pain 'Core Fundamentals' Study Day. This is the first of 2 days specifically focusing on paediatric pain management and treatment pathways.
The event is aimed at those who want to gain skills and knowledge in the core principles of paediatric pain nursing care and management. It is open to nurses, nursing associates, HCSW's, AHP's and play team's who have an interest in paediatrics.
It is suitable for ward and emergency/ assessment staff. The topics include:
There will be opportunities to network with peers working within the Thames Valley & Wessex region. Refreshments will be provided.
Travel information to the venue can be found here: https://www.ouh.nhs.uk/hospitals/jr/find-us/
For further information about this event please contact cyp.odns@nhs.net
The event is aimed at those who want to gain skills and knowledge in the core principles of paediatric pain nursing care and management. It is open to nurses, nursing associates, HCSW's, AHP's and play team's who have an interest in paediatrics.
It is suitable for ward and emergency/ assessment staff. The topics include:
- Pain physiology
- Pharmacology in pain management
- Psychology of pain and coping management strategies
- Management pathways to reduce length of stay
- Pain assessment toolkits
- VR - Immersive therapies as a technique for paediatric pain management
- Play and other methods of pain management
There will be opportunities to network with peers working within the Thames Valley & Wessex region. Refreshments will be provided.
Travel information to the venue can be found here: https://www.ouh.nhs.uk/hospitals/jr/find-us/
For further information about this event please contact cyp.odns@nhs.net
Infectious Diseases
Wessex & Thames Valley Paediatric Infection Course
This one-day course is for consultants, trainees and specialist nurses who look after acutely unwell children with infections. Most of the teaching will be based on cases that have presented across the region. An interactive, case based approach will be adopted to highlight pitfalls in diagnosis and management of a range of presentations including:
Date:
Tuesday 26th September 2023 at University Hospital Southampton
- Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia – One size fits all?
- investigating the child with recurrent infections
- Is this PIMS-TS or just a febrile child?!
- A Dutch girl with fever and abdominal pain
- Intracranial complications of ENT infections
- and more...
Date:
Tuesday 26th September 2023 at University Hospital Southampton
Mental Health
Managing Acute Behavioural Disturbance in Children & Young People
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This is a full-day course, delivered by CAMHS consultants and specialist nurses, which covers topics including De-Escalation, Rapid Tranquillisation and Medicolegal Frameworks. It is aimed at doctors, nurses and AHPs in Paediatrics, Emergency Medicine and CAMHS.
This course is offered free of charge; however, places are limited, so please only register if you are able to attend on the day.
Date
Monday 11th September 2023
This course is offered free of charge; however, places are limited, so please only register if you are able to attend on the day.
Date
Monday 11th September 2023
Mental Health Law for Paediatricians and Emergency Medicine Physicians
A half-day workshop on mental health law for Paediatric and A&E trainees and consultants. Delivered by the CAMHS Consultant team.
Topics covered include the Mental Health Act, Consent and Capacity, and those attending are invited to bring along examples of challenging situations to discuss with the group. This is open to consultants and trainees in Paediatrics, Emergency Medicine and CAMHS.
Dates for 2023
Monday 3rd April 2023
Monday 9th October 2023
Price
Free
Topics covered include the Mental Health Act, Consent and Capacity, and those attending are invited to bring along examples of challenging situations to discuss with the group. This is open to consultants and trainees in Paediatrics, Emergency Medicine and CAMHS.
Dates for 2023
Monday 3rd April 2023
Monday 9th October 2023
Price
Free
Managing Mental Health in Acute Paediatrics for Paediatric Trainees
A free half-day course for Paediatric trainees addressing some of the challenges of managing patients with mental health problems on Paediatric wards. This interactive workshop, delivered by two CAMHS consultants, will cover topics such as Principles of Approach, Common Psychiatric Medication and Legal Frameworks, and will also include a session on Resilience. Attendees are encouraged to bring along examples of challenging cases to discuss with the group.
Price
Free
Click here for more information, dates and to book a place
Price
Free
Click here for more information, dates and to book a place
Neonatal
Neonatal Neurology Education Day
The study day covers methods of neurological assessment of neonates, such as clinical examination, EEG, cranial ultrasound and MRI, as well as a range of neurological conditions in neonates, such as hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy, neonatal seizures and floppy infants. There will also be a research update session in the field of neonatal neurology.
Next session relates to Palliative Care
Dates
23rd May 2023
Next session relates to Palliative Care
Dates
23rd May 2023
Thames Valley & Wessex Neonatal Network Study Day
The aim of the day is to present opportunities for Multiprofessional discussion and debate on latest evidence, to optimise reflection on clinical practice and research and to support Quality and Development in Neonatology.
Topics to include:
- Network Model for AHP’s
- 2 year follow up in the community
- Patient Journey
- Rapid Genome Sequencing
- Moderate to late preterm programme
Location
Green Park Conference Centre, Reading
Date
27th September 2023
Nephrology
15th Annual Nephro-Urology Study Day for Paediatricians & the Multi-Disciplinary Team
The aim of the day is to promote best practice for the management of some of the more frequently encountered renal problems.
The day will be of interest to paediatricians of all grades and all members of the multi-disciplinary team. The topics will be introduced through presentation followed by lively and stimulating discussion! We will also be using interactive devices to increase audience participation.
By popular demand we are continuing to have:
The Programme for the day can be found here.
Date
Tuesday 21st March 2023
Price
Consultants and Associate Specialists £30
Other healthcare professionals £10
UHS staff £Free
The day will be of interest to paediatricians of all grades and all members of the multi-disciplinary team. The topics will be introduced through presentation followed by lively and stimulating discussion! We will also be using interactive devices to increase audience participation.
By popular demand we are continuing to have:
- A session where cases are presented by attendees for round table discussion.
- A session on quality improvement relevant for all long term conditions.
The Programme for the day can be found here.
Date
Tuesday 21st March 2023
Price
Consultants and Associate Specialists £30
Other healthcare professionals £10
UHS staff £Free
Working together to manage paediatric-onset renal conditions moving into adult services
Advances in medical care have led to the many more paediatric kidney patients surviving into adulthood with conditions that not so long ago would probably have been fatal in childhood. Whilst clearly very good news it can lead to a daunting experience for the MDT as they provide care for patients with conditions with which they are unfamiliar. This is in addition to the well documented challenges that the patients and family face as they move into adult care. This free educational day for paediatric and adult MDTs involved in looking after young people with kidney disease. The day will cover some of the more complex renal conditions moving to adult services.
Location
Heartbeat Suite, Southampton University Hospital & Online
Price
Face to Face Early Bird - £30 (Includes refreshments and lunch)
Virtual - Free
Date
Friday 6th October 2023 at University Hospitals Southampton or on Zoom
Advances in medical care have led to the many more paediatric kidney patients surviving into adulthood with conditions that not so long ago would probably have been fatal in childhood. Whilst clearly very good news it can lead to a daunting experience for the MDT as they provide care for patients with conditions with which they are unfamiliar. This is in addition to the well documented challenges that the patients and family face as they move into adult care. This free educational day for paediatric and adult MDTs involved in looking after young people with kidney disease. The day will cover some of the more complex renal conditions moving to adult services.
Location
Heartbeat Suite, Southampton University Hospital & Online
Price
Face to Face Early Bird - £30 (Includes refreshments and lunch)
Virtual - Free
Date
Friday 6th October 2023 at University Hospitals Southampton or on Zoom
Oncology
Paediatric Chemotherapy and Community Cytarabine Study day
A One-Day course suitable for CCN’s and POSCU’s administering bolus chemotherapy
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so will only accept booking from the region.
Date
9th June 2023
Price
Free
Book your ticket here
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so will only accept booking from the region.
Date
9th June 2023
Price
Free
Book your ticket here
Paediatric Complex Infusional Chemotherapy Course
A two-day course suitable for nurses administering infusional chemotherapy from PTC’s and POSCU’s.
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so will only accept booking from the region.
Date
25th & 27th September 2023
Price
Free
Book your ticket here
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so will only accept booking from the region.
Date
25th & 27th September 2023
Price
Free
Book your ticket here
Paediatric Oncology Foundation Study Day
This course provides a basic introduction in the delivery and understanding of caring for the child/young person who is undergoing treatment for a cancer diagnosis, and their family.
Who is the course suitable for?
Registered paediatric nurses who, as part of their role, are expected to care for children and young people with a cancer diagnosis but have no or limited experience of this patient group.
Course aims and learning outcomes
This course aims to provide you with the opportunity to explore and understand fundamental nursing implications and care related to working with children and young people with a cancer diagnosis.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
On completion of the course you should gain a fundamental knowledge of key care elements involved in caring for patients and their families. You will also be given the opportunity to expand this knowledge in practice through the use of competencies which can be signed off by the lead cancer nurse/POON.
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so we will be prioritising spaces from nurses within the region.
We may require more information you if you are booking onto the course from out of the area.
Dates
12th October 2023
6th December 2023
This course is free
To book a place on the course, please click here
Who is the course suitable for?
Registered paediatric nurses who, as part of their role, are expected to care for children and young people with a cancer diagnosis but have no or limited experience of this patient group.
Course aims and learning outcomes
This course aims to provide you with the opportunity to explore and understand fundamental nursing implications and care related to working with children and young people with a cancer diagnosis.
By the end of this course you will be able to:
- explain what cancer is and why it occurs in children
- describe why central lines are used in the treatment of children with cancer and the care associated with these venous access devices
- understand the overview of different therapies used in treating childhood cancer
- describe key side effects experienced by patients being treated for childhood cancer
- understand the information that is shared with children, young people and their families regarding their treatment and to support them through the treatment.
On completion of the course you should gain a fundamental knowledge of key care elements involved in caring for patients and their families. You will also be given the opportunity to expand this knowledge in practice through the use of competencies which can be signed off by the lead cancer nurse/POON.
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so we will be prioritising spaces from nurses within the region.
We may require more information you if you are booking onto the course from out of the area.
Dates
12th October 2023
6th December 2023
This course is free
To book a place on the course, please click here
Paediatric Oncology Advanced Study Day
This course provides an insight into new and complex elements of nursing involved in delivering care for children and young people who are undergoing treatment for a cancer diagnosis and their families.
Who is the course suitable for?
Registered staff who, as part of their role, are expected to care for children and young people with a cancer diagnosis. You should already have a good level of experience and knowledge in delivering basic care to this patient group. You must also have attended or completed foundation level training in relation to paediatric oncology care.
Course aims and learning outcomes
This course aims to provide you with the opportunity to explore and understand more advanced nursing implications and care related to working with children or young people with a cancer diagnosis.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
On completion of the course, you should have built on your current knowledge of the care involved in treating patients with a childhood cancer.
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so we will be prioritising spaces from nurses within the region.
We may require more information you if you are booking onto the course from out of the area.
Dates
12th July 2023
30th November 2023
Course fee
£50
To book a place on this course, please click here
Who is the course suitable for?
Registered staff who, as part of their role, are expected to care for children and young people with a cancer diagnosis. You should already have a good level of experience and knowledge in delivering basic care to this patient group. You must also have attended or completed foundation level training in relation to paediatric oncology care.
Course aims and learning outcomes
This course aims to provide you with the opportunity to explore and understand more advanced nursing implications and care related to working with children or young people with a cancer diagnosis.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- understand the impact of genetics on childhood cancer
- gain a greater insight in to the complex issues surrounding childhood cancer
- describe some of the more complex, but key clinical emergencies that can occur following treatment for a childhood cancer diagnosis, how they impact of the patient and family and how this is treated and managed
- identify and understand new therapies and trials being introduced.
On completion of the course, you should have built on your current knowledge of the care involved in treating patients with a childhood cancer.
This course is designed for nurses working with the Wessex and Thames Valley Area, so we will be prioritising spaces from nurses within the region.
We may require more information you if you are booking onto the course from out of the area.
Dates
12th July 2023
30th November 2023
Course fee
£50
To book a place on this course, please click here
Paediatric Oncology Course Module 1: Fundamentals of Care
This is a 6 day taught programme
Content:
Assessment
Work based competencies and 20 minute oral presentation
Booking
Once you have booked on you will be emailed an application form. Please state if you wish to gain academic credit for the module as you will have to apply to the University of Southampton for the credits. You will be able to complete the module at Level 6 or Level 7.
Course Fees
£600 for the module fee, and an additional fee directly to the University of Southampton if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attend a paediatric oncology foundation day
2023 Dates
5th, 6th, 21st ,22nd June and 11th, 14th July
Assessment date: 4th September
For further information including costing or to book a place, please contact Helen Blundell at helen.blundell@ouh.nhs.uk
Content:
- The module focuses on the knowledge and skills required by nurses and AHP's who care for children with oncological and malignant haematological conditions.
- The module will cover diagnostics, treatment and management of childhood cancers, as well as genetic factors that influence treatment.
- Supportive care management will also be covered.
Assessment
Work based competencies and 20 minute oral presentation
Booking
Once you have booked on you will be emailed an application form. Please state if you wish to gain academic credit for the module as you will have to apply to the University of Southampton for the credits. You will be able to complete the module at Level 6 or Level 7.
Course Fees
£600 for the module fee, and an additional fee directly to the University of Southampton if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attend a paediatric oncology foundation day
2023 Dates
5th, 6th, 21st ,22nd June and 11th, 14th July
Assessment date: 4th September
For further information including costing or to book a place, please contact Helen Blundell at helen.blundell@ouh.nhs.uk
Paediatric Oncology Course Module 2: Continuation of Care
This is a 6 day taught programme
Content
The module is delivered by Southampton Children’s Hospital. The module is designed to meet the standards of a 20 credit degree or masters level module. For advice APEL and work based learning modules please contact your course facilitator.
Module aims are to facilitate the personal and professional development of the registered nurse or health care professional within the speciality of paediatric oncology and haematology.
Learning outcomes include developing an analytical and critical approach to the concepts and evidence based practice within paediatric oncology nursing.
The intention is that successful completion of your studies will enhance your ability to safely and competently care infants, children and young people with a wide range of health issues requiring a high level of oncology care.
Booking
Once you have booked on you will be emailed an application form. Please state if you wish to gain academic credit for the module as you will have to apply to the University of Southampton for the credits. You will be able to complete the module at Level 6 or Level 7.
Course Fees
£600 for module, and an additional fee directly to the University of Southampton if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attended a paediatric oncology foundation day and paediatric oncology course module 1: Fundamentals of care
2023 Dates
11th, 12th September, 4th, 5th, 19th, 20th October
For further information including costing please contact Helen Blundell at helen.blundell@ouh.nhs.uk
Book your ticket here
Content
The module is delivered by Southampton Children’s Hospital. The module is designed to meet the standards of a 20 credit degree or masters level module. For advice APEL and work based learning modules please contact your course facilitator.
Module aims are to facilitate the personal and professional development of the registered nurse or health care professional within the speciality of paediatric oncology and haematology.
Learning outcomes include developing an analytical and critical approach to the concepts and evidence based practice within paediatric oncology nursing.
The intention is that successful completion of your studies will enhance your ability to safely and competently care infants, children and young people with a wide range of health issues requiring a high level of oncology care.
Booking
Once you have booked on you will be emailed an application form. Please state if you wish to gain academic credit for the module as you will have to apply to the University of Southampton for the credits. You will be able to complete the module at Level 6 or Level 7.
Course Fees
£600 for module, and an additional fee directly to the University of Southampton if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attended a paediatric oncology foundation day and paediatric oncology course module 1: Fundamentals of care
2023 Dates
11th, 12th September, 4th, 5th, 19th, 20th October
For further information including costing please contact Helen Blundell at helen.blundell@ouh.nhs.uk
Book your ticket here
Paediatric Chemotherapy Update
This a paediatric chemotherapy update for clinicians in the Wessex region. A programme for the day will follow shortly.
Date
New date(s) to be advised
Price
£27
Programme
Date
New date(s) to be advised
Price
£27
Programme
Paediatric Oncology Bereavement Study Day - focus on Siblings
A day which is open to all MDT members working on, or alongside, Piam Brown children’s cancer unit, including members of the wider team as local POSCUs.
The day will focus being able to recognise ‘normal’ stages of grief and to be able to identify developmentally appropriate support strategies for families when thinking about grief in the context of the loss of a child.
By the end of the day the hope is that you will feel more confident in providing bereavement care and managing conversations and discussions in which you may be involved.
Throughout the day we will have the privilege of hearing from parents and siblings about their own personal experience. Group discussions will enable us to share our own experiences and think about various aspects of caring for children and families during the palliative, end of life and bereavement phases of their illness. The aim being to allow us an awareness of how all of our own individuals’ roles within the wider MDT fit together to ensure that the child and family receives the best care.
We will end our day thinking about our own personal well-being when working in such an emotionally challenging job.
The day will focus being able to recognise ‘normal’ stages of grief and to be able to identify developmentally appropriate support strategies for families when thinking about grief in the context of the loss of a child.
By the end of the day the hope is that you will feel more confident in providing bereavement care and managing conversations and discussions in which you may be involved.
Throughout the day we will have the privilege of hearing from parents and siblings about their own personal experience. Group discussions will enable us to share our own experiences and think about various aspects of caring for children and families during the palliative, end of life and bereavement phases of their illness. The aim being to allow us an awareness of how all of our own individuals’ roles within the wider MDT fit together to ensure that the child and family receives the best care.
We will end our day thinking about our own personal well-being when working in such an emotionally challenging job.
Dates
04/10/23
December date TBC – will confirm asap
Time
9.30am-4.30pm
Location
Hilliers Garden Centre Botley (Woodhouse Lane, Botley, Southampton, SO30 2EZ)
04/10/23
December date TBC – will confirm asap
Time
9.30am-4.30pm
Location
Hilliers Garden Centre Botley (Woodhouse Lane, Botley, Southampton, SO30 2EZ)
Thames Valley and Wessex Children's Cancer Education Day
Friday 29th September 2023
Apollo Hotel, Basingstoke
0900-1630hrs
Apollo Hotel, Basingstoke
0900-1630hrs
The Thames Valley and Wessex Children's Cancer Network would like to invite you to attend a FREE multidisciplinary education and networking event aimed at professionals working within children's cancer services in the Thames Valley and Wessex geographical area.
The day will provide opportunities to network with colleagues and will include topics such as:
Free parking, lunch and refreshments will be included.
The day will provide opportunities to network with colleagues and will include topics such as:
- Why we do what we do
- Why we matter, too
- Shared learning from Practice
- Collaborative workshops.
Free parking, lunch and refreshments will be included.