PIER EDUCATION EVENTS & COVID-19
As you are aware, the evolving situation with COVID-19 has caused a lot of disruption to national educational events planned over the next few weeks, with many being cancelled or postponed. The organisers of many of the courses and study days run through PIER have also decided to follow this example and cancel or postpone their events to prevent the risk of many staff being affected by Coronavirus and to allow the workforce to remain in hospital where it is currently needed.
Please be aware that for some upcoming events a decision on whether to run has not yet been made. You will be informed of the decision to cancel by email either from Eventbrite or directly from the course organiser. Please ensure you check your spam folder if you do not receive emails regarding an event you are due to attend.
I am sorry for any events that do end up being cancelled, but I believe this is the right decision in the current climate. Please be assured that we will work to rearrange these event for the earliest possible opportunity.
If you have any questions, please direct them to the course organiser of your event.
All the best,
James
PIER Education Lead
Please be aware that for some upcoming events a decision on whether to run has not yet been made. You will be informed of the decision to cancel by email either from Eventbrite or directly from the course organiser. Please ensure you check your spam folder if you do not receive emails regarding an event you are due to attend.
I am sorry for any events that do end up being cancelled, but I believe this is the right decision in the current climate. Please be assured that we will work to rearrange these event for the earliest possible opportunity.
If you have any questions, please direct them to the course organiser of your event.
All the best,
James
PIER Education Lead
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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
Make The Airway Safe Team (MAST) Course
The make the airway safe team (MAST) is an initiative to improve the emergency management of children with upper airway obstruction through multidisciplinary team training and the standardisation of care.
It focuses on three main themes:
Whole teams are invited to apply.
Price
Free
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It focuses on three main themes:
- the need for an agreed management plan
- the accessibility and training of the team
- the availability and ease of access to equipment
Whole teams are invited to apply.
Price
Free
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Stabilisation of the Critically Ill Child
The course aims to enhance the skills of multi-disciplinary teams from hospitals throughout the region who are involved in the stabilisation and management of critically ill children.
The course aims to cover:
Price
£15 per person
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The course aims to cover:
- the blue baby
- management of the septic child
- waiting for the retrieval team
- management of the child with a difficult airways
- traumatic brain injury
- use of intraosseous needles
- melbourne strapping technique
- ventilation workshop
- scenario workshops.
Price
£15 per person
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Children's Trauma Training Day
This one day course has been designed to improve the team performance and care of injured children in Wessex. It is a multi-disciplinary and specialty team training day. Each hospital in the area submits a complete trauma team to attend the day so they can learn and practice new skills together. The afternoon involves rotating through four different simulated trauma scenarios using real child actors as the patients. The children are thoroughly briefed on the scenario, applied with make-up for relevant injuries and supported by a play therapy team.
Price
Free
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Price
Free
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Primary Care Paediatric Update
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This one day paediatric update day promotes excellence in paediatric care in the community. It is aimed at GPs, GP Trainees, Advanced Practitioners (including Paramedics, Practice nurses, Clinical Pharmacists) and anybody in a role that involves the assessment of and clinical decision making around the care of children in Primary Care.
It is a collaboration between Wessex Healthier Together/Paediatric Innovation Education and Research Network and Wessex LMCs/Wessex GP Educational Trust, with support from Health Education England Wessex.
The day will cover the assessment and management of common acute Paediatric presentations in the community. Sessions will include small group modules and will be facilitated by a team of local Paediatric Specialists. It will therefore also be an opportunity to meet your local colleagues and understand local pathways and resources.
Workshops will include discussion on the new local Paediatric Antibiotic Prescribing guidelines, where relevant to topics
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Pre-Hospital and Emergency Skills in Surgery and Resuscitation For Teams (PRESSURE) Course
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A multi-professional team training day, focusing on the management of patients with severe and or multiple injuries requiring emergent surgical procedures and resuscitation. There is specific training on team-working, leadership, followership and decision-making in the high-stakes environment.
Price
Free
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Price
Free
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Paediatric Critical Care Skills Nursing Competencies
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The Paediatric Critical Care ODN and PIER recognise that high dependency paediatric care skills are required across all member hospitals.
The Paediatric Critical Care Nurse Competencies have been developed to provide nurses with the competencies to care for acutely unwell patients on the ward. It comprises of two study days covering the basics of acute illness physiology, use of respiratory support devices and the interpretation of investigations. The Nursing Competencies document should be completed within 12-18 months, around attending the course.
Price
Free
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The Paediatric Critical Care Nurse Competencies have been developed to provide nurses with the competencies to care for acutely unwell patients on the ward. It comprises of two study days covering the basics of acute illness physiology, use of respiratory support devices and the interpretation of investigations. The Nursing Competencies document should be completed within 12-18 months, around attending the course.
Price
Free
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PEMSoC Paediatric Emergency Medicine South Coast Study Day
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PEMSoC is a new multi-professional education collaboration between the Paediatric Emergency medicine teams in Southampton Children’s Hospital, Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth and the Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital in Brighton.
PEMSoC is open to anyone training in, or interested in paediatric emergency medicine within Kent, Surrey, Sussex and Wessex Deaneries (and beyond!). For more information follow us on twitter at @PEMSoC or email pemsoc.uk@gmail.com
We envisage hosting study days throughout the year covering topics that are traditionally harder to achieve competencies in.
Next Study Day
11th February 2020
Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth
Price
Most importantly this is a FREE multiprofessional collaboration - we encourage ENPs, Nurses, ANPs and Doctors alike to attend and contribute to future planning and delivery.
Children's Acute Ultrasound (CACTUS) Introduction Course
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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
31st March 2020
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Cardiology
Congenital Heart Imaging - Learning and Development
Morphology & Echocardiography in Neonates & Children Hands-on Interactive Morphology and Echo Course
This course covers the fundamentals of morphology and echocardiography of congenital cardiac abnormalities, in a highly interactive style.
The congenital echocardiography course offers a fantastic opportunity for teaching by morphologist Prof. Bob Anderson and morphologist and surgeon Adrian Crucean on selected cardiac specimens.
An optional half-day of hands-on teaching is included, from our experienced faculty with real patients.
Price
£150 per day (each day of the course may be booked individually)
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This course covers the fundamentals of morphology and echocardiography of congenital cardiac abnormalities, in a highly interactive style.
The congenital echocardiography course offers a fantastic opportunity for teaching by morphologist Prof. Bob Anderson and morphologist and surgeon Adrian Crucean on selected cardiac specimens.
An optional half-day of hands-on teaching is included, from our experienced faculty with real patients.
Price
£150 per day (each day of the course may be booked individually)
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Education
Simulation Faculty Development Course
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This dynamic, hands-on course will provide you with the tools to plan, set up and deliver scenarios within the context of a simulation programme. The course is based around the use of neonatal and paediatric manikins and simulated patients, but the skills are transferable to adult simulation practice.
Price
£150
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Price
£150
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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.
Price
Free
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Book a place
Difficult Decisions in Paediatrics: Joined-up Working in Wessex
Decisions for children with life-limiting conditions and towards the end of life are complex and difficult. In the Wessex region, we have begun to consider how we can work together addressing ethically complex issues for children. This day aims to explore some of the most challenging discussions that need to be had in paediatrics, how the regional Clinical Ethics Committee might help clinicians across Wessex and provide a way of exploring ethical issues in practice.
Aims of the day:
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Aims of the day:
- To consider what lessons can be learned from the high profile cases of Charlie Gard and Alfie Evans and put this into practice
- To examine challenging paediatric cases and difficult decisions from a range of perspectives
- To share stories of difficult decisions across Wessex from clinicians, families and the Clinical Ethics Committee
- To provide an outline of how to consider an ethical issue in paediatric practice
- To provide the opportunity to discuss specific difficult decisions and ethical issues with expert ethicists and clinicians
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RCPCH South/PIER Paediatric Update
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Updates on common medical conditions within secondary care paediatrics, including:
- Obesity - What should hospital doctors know about it and do about it
- Rheumatology - Recent advances and practical management
- Mental Health - A practical approach to common mental health difficulties
- Asthma - Rethinking our current management
- Submitted case presentations from the region
Course fee
Free
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Child Death Immersion Programme
Doctors and police officers are required to work together to respond to the unexpected death of a child. This short course tackles evidence from Serious Case Reviews which indicates that a lack of understanding of respective agency roles can cause a breakdown in trust and communication, and lead to increased anxiety.
On this one-day Child Death Immersion Programme, you'll be one of 5 doctors and 5 senior detectives. Together, you'll work together through high-intensity exercises and realistic simulations in our £7m fully equipped hospital and healthcare simulation suite. While unexpected child death is rare in the UK, it has a big impact on those investigating its cause – making this course an important way for you to build valuable experience.
When you complete the course, you'll understand not only the technical process, but also non-technical skills, such as how it feels emotionally to work alongside police and doctors in a collaborative and respectful way.
Course Fee
£180
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On this one-day Child Death Immersion Programme, you'll be one of 5 doctors and 5 senior detectives. Together, you'll work together through high-intensity exercises and realistic simulations in our £7m fully equipped hospital and healthcare simulation suite. While unexpected child death is rare in the UK, it has a big impact on those investigating its cause – making this course an important way for you to build valuable experience.
When you complete the course, you'll understand not only the technical process, but also non-technical skills, such as how it feels emotionally to work alongside police and doctors in a collaborative and respectful way.
Course Fee
£180
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Ready Steady Go and Hello Programmes Study Day
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Ready, Steady, Go & Hello Study Day:
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making & Transition
Delivering Patient Empowerment, Shared Decision Making & Transition
Introduction
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).
Aims of the day
Topics will be introduced through presentations followed by lively discussion.
Who is the study day for
Anyone involved with patient care in both children and adult services:- the multi-disciplinary team, commissioners, representatives of patient groups, service leads, NHS decision makers
If you would like to present a case study/share a resource please send a brief summary to arvind.nagra@nhs.net
Provisional Programme
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Course Fee
£50
(Free for UHS staff)
Many policies** state that to “deliver high quality sustainable healthcare globally” we need:
- 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).
Aims of the day
- Familiarise participants with the tools that can help deliver high quality sustainable healthcare for patients and families from childhood, through transition and into adult services
- Discuss the psychosocial impacts of living with a long term condition and explore strategies to address these issues.
- Share examples of good practice and resources and identify areas that require additional resource development
Topics will be introduced through presentations followed by lively discussion.
Who is the study day for
Anyone involved with patient care in both children and adult services:- the multi-disciplinary team, commissioners, representatives of patient groups, service leads, NHS decision makers
If you would like to present a case study/share a resource please send a brief summary to arvind.nagra@nhs.net
Provisional Programme
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Course Fee
£50
(Free for UHS staff)
Book a place
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:
There will also be talks on:
Location
Oxford Martin School, Oxford
30th September 2019
Price
£30
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- The limping child
- The neonate with fever
- The child with a seizure
- Fever in the immunocompromised patient
There will also be talks on:
- Bugs and drugs
- Using antibiotics wisely
Location
Oxford Martin School, Oxford
30th September 2019
Price
£30
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Mental Health
Managing Acute Behavioural Disturbance in Children & Young People
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A free study day for ED, Paediatrics and CAMHS staff featuring talks and simulations on topics including:
Price
Free
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- De-escalation techniques
- Rapid tranquillisation
- The Mental Health Act and other frameworks
Price
Free
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Mental Health Law Workshop
A half-day workshop on mental health law for Paediatric and A&E trainees and consultants. Delivered by the CAMHS Consultant team, this workshop will cover aspects of mental health law relevant to daily practice in Paediatrics, including decisions about consent, assessment of competence and capacity, and the Mental Health Act.
Price
Free
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Price
Free
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Morning Workshop
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Afternoon Workshop
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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
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Price
Free
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Neonatal
Neonatal Neurology Study 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.
Price
Free registration for delegates who are part of the network (donation to neonatal neurology charity fund of £20 is encouraged).
For delegates outside the network payment to neonatal neurology charity fund of £20
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Price
Free registration for delegates who are part of the network (donation to neonatal neurology charity fund of £20 is encouraged).
For delegates outside the network payment to neonatal neurology charity fund of £20
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Thames Valley & Wessex Neonatal Cranial Ultrasound Course
This two-day course is aimed at pediatric trainees, pediatric consultants, clinical fellows and specialist associates. It will provide the essential skills to perform and interpret neonatal cranial ultrasound on the neonatal unit. The course will cover:
The use of the ultrasound machine, normal cerebral anatomy, standard and supplemental views
Lectures by local and invited speakers will be complemented with practical workshops. Endorsed by RCPCH.
Price
£210
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The use of the ultrasound machine, normal cerebral anatomy, standard and supplemental views
- Normal and abnormal brain development
- Preterm brain lesions
- Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, perinatal stroke
- Central nervous system infections
- Diagnosis – Prognosis: How to tell the parents?
Lectures by local and invited speakers will be complemented with practical workshops. Endorsed by RCPCH.
Price
£210
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SONeT Pre-Transport Stabilisation Course
This course provides you with the knowledge and enhanced skills to competently manage the care of babies during the pre-transport experience.
Who is the course suitable for?
The day is planned as a multidisciplinary study day focused on medical and nursing staff from local neonatal units. The course is aimed at:
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Who is the course suitable for?
The day is planned as a multidisciplinary study day focused on medical and nursing staff from local neonatal units. The course is aimed at:
- paediatricians
- paediatric trainees
- advanced neonatal nurse practitioners
- neonatal nurses
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Neonatal ODN Multiprofessional Clinical 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
The ARK Conference Centre, Dinwoodie,Basingstoke,Hampshire,RG24 9NN
Date
3rd March 2020
Price
All staff within Thames Valley & Wessex Network - £20
Out of Network - £30
This year we are offering an EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT of 25% off the ticket price if purchased before 22nd November
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Nephrology
12th 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 a session where cases are presented by attendees for round table discussion. If you would like to present please would you send a short abstract of the case to Arvind.Nagra@uhs.nhs.uk.
Price
Consultants £75
Other healthcare professionals £25
UHS staff £Free
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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. If you would like to present please would you send a short abstract of the case to Arvind.Nagra@uhs.nhs.uk.
Price
Consultants £75
Other healthcare professionals £25
UHS staff £Free
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Renal Conditions - 'Moving On Up Together'
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.
Price
Free
Date
Friday 31st January 2020
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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.
Price
Free
Date
Friday 31st January 2020
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Book a place
Neurology
Wessex Neuroscience Network Education Symposium
This annual neuroscience symposium dedicates the morning to Childhood Epilepsy and the afternoon to a wide range of Paediatric Neuroscience topics.
The Epilepsy symposium in the morning provides updates in epilepsy management, using case based discussion and presentations.
The Paediatric Neuroscience symposium in the afternoon reviews some of the latest research into treatments for neurological and neurodevelopmental paediatric disorders; provides an update on the Ignite Encephalitis study; explores the new RCPCH stroke guidelines; and considers the long term impact of treatment for brain tumours. The day will also provide you with an opportunity to meet and share ideas with other professionals working in the field of paediatric neuroscience.
Price
Free
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The Epilepsy symposium in the morning provides updates in epilepsy management, using case based discussion and presentations.
The Paediatric Neuroscience symposium in the afternoon reviews some of the latest research into treatments for neurological and neurodevelopmental paediatric disorders; provides an update on the Ignite Encephalitis study; explores the new RCPCH stroke guidelines; and considers the long term impact of treatment for brain tumours. The day will also provide you with an opportunity to meet and share ideas with other professionals working in the field of paediatric neuroscience.
Price
Free
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Regional Neuroscience Course - Foundation Level
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This Foundation Level Module Supported by the NHS South Paediatric Neuroscience Operational Delivery Network focuses on the knowledge and skills required by Nurses and AHP’s who are caring for children with a Neuroscience diagnosis in a variety of Care settings including district general hospitals and tertiary neuroscience centres. The Module develops knowledge around Physiology and Anatomy of the Central Nervous System and its application to safe and effective Nursing care and interventions. The content will include:
Course Dates 2020:
Course Cost: £600 (early bird rate of £400 if paid by 6th January 2020)
For further information please email - jill.thistlethwaite@uhs.nhs.uk
For an application form please email - abigail.green@uhs.nhs.uk
- The assessment of children presenting with a Neurological emergency and their immediate management
- The continuing management of evidence based nursing care for children diagnosed with a range of Neuroscience conditions
- The multi-professional team approach required for the care of children and their families with a Neuroscience diagnosis
Course Dates 2020:
- 2nd March
- 9th March
- 16th March
- 23rd March
- 30th March
- 20th April
- 27th April
Course Cost: £600 (early bird rate of £400 if paid by 6th January 2020)
For further information please email - jill.thistlethwaite@uhs.nhs.uk
For an application form please email - abigail.green@uhs.nhs.uk
BPNA Foetal Neurology Study Day
Objectives
Date
Wednesday 13th November 2019
Price
Free
Location
University Hospital Southampton
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- To improve knowledge on use of neurosonography and MRI for antenatal diagnosis of fetal brain abnormalities
- To provide a multidisciplinary forum for case discussion
- To work towards an MDT approach for counselling and follow-up of brain abnormalities diagnosed antenatally
Date
Wednesday 13th November 2019
Price
Free
Location
University Hospital Southampton
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Nutrition
Feeding, Caring and Surviving
In collaboration with the Nutrition Sub-Group of the Paediatric Intensive Care Society (PICS) we will be running a study day on the 5th March 2020 – with a theme of “Feeding, Caring and Surviving”.
Aims
The aim of the day is to provide an opportunity for interested health care professionals working in the multi-disciplinary team to network and listen to lectures from national and international experts. We feel the programme has a broad range of appeal and hope that many of you will be able to attend.
Programme
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Price
£35
Book a Place
Places can be booked via: https://members.picsociety.uk/events
Oncology
Paediatric Chemotherapy and Community Cytarabine Study Day
CCN's only need to attend the first day of training. Ward nurses, link nurses and those working on Piam brown will need to attend both. This is only suitable for those working within the Wessex region.
Price
Free
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Price
Free
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Paediatric Oncology Foundation Study Day
The 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.
Price
Free
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Price
Free
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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.
Price
£50
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Price
£50
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Paediatric Oncology Course Module 1: Fundamentals of Care
This is a 6 day taught programme (5th, 6th ,20th, 27th March, 3rd, 24th April 2020)
100% attendance is required.
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 module, and additional £600 if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attend a paediatric oncology foundation day
100% attendance is required.
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 treatement.
- 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 module, and additional £600 if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attend a paediatric oncology foundation day
Book a place
Paediatric Oncology Course Module 2: Continuation of Care
This is a 6 day taught programme (8th, 9th , 15th, 22nd June & 9th, 10th July 2020)
100% attendance is required.
Content:
Assessment
Work based competencies and a 3000 word assignment
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 additional £600 if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attend a paediatric oncology foundation day and paediatric oncology course module 1: Fundamentals of care
100% attendance is required.
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 new and novel therapies that children and young people with an oncological diagnosis may have.
- Autologous and allogenic transplants
- palliative care
- quality improvemnt projects in paediatric oncology
Assessment
Work based competencies and a 3000 word assignment
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 additional £600 if you want to gain academic credits
Prior requirements
Must have attend a paediatric oncology foundation day and paediatric oncology course module 1: Fundamentals of care
Book a place