Mon 19 Jul 2021
Video & Slides

Featuring presentation videos and accompanying slides: listen to experiences and build your skills to drive forward discharge planning. Watch these unique presentation videos to ensure that your service maximises its support for both babies and their parents whilst exploring new ways to develop your neonatal outreach team.

Enabling Early Discharge in your Neonatal Outreach Service
On-demand 3.5 hours £299+VAT

3.5 hours Continuing Professional Development: what you will learn

Packed full with case studies, your expert line-up will share their experiences of overcoming the challenges of working in the pandemic, what they do to enable early discharge planning and how they work to improve care approaches for both baby and family. Drive forward your neonatal outreach service by:

  • Exploring new NICE guidelines on IV antibiotics to get babies home sooner
  • Updating your knowledge on tube feeding to improve babies transition home
  • Building family-centred discharge planning to enhance outcomes for babies and their families
  • Utilising digital innovations optimise the discharge journey for families
  • Promoting staff wellbeing to boost productivity in your neonatal outreach team
  • Advancing your collaborative working with health care visitors to promote consistent shared care

Meet your education and training needs in your own time

Delve into case study presentations, share best practice advice and discuss the solutions to your common challenges in delivering early discharge in your neonatal outreach team, plus benefit from:

  • 3.5 CPD hours of presentation and speaker Q&A
  • Featuring engaging video and accompanying slides
  • Available at £299 + VAT for NHS and public sector professionals
  • Immediately accessible to download and view
  • CPD Certificate issued to you after viewing the video
6 presentations | 11 parts | 3.5 CPD hours | Filmed on Monday 19th July 2021
1
Introduction, instructions and chair’s opening remarks
Lucy Panesar, Lead Neonatal Nurse for the Home Care Service, Nottingham Universities Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
2
NICE guidelines: Ensuring early discharge by delivering IV antibiotics at home
Melanie Carpenter, Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust
3
Exploring Neonatal Outreach before and during the first wave of SARS-COV-2
Claire Inglis, Neonatal Discharge and Outreach Co-Ordinator, Yorkshire Neonatal Network and University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
4
Q&A session with Melanie Carpenter and Claire Inglis
5
Delivering effective family-centered discharge planning for neonates and their families
Samantha Plets, Lead Midwife, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
6
Q&A Session with Samantha Plets
7
Utilising digital tools to improve family centred remote care during the discharge journey
Colm Darby, Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust, Chair of Neonatal Nurses Association in Northern Ireland and Alison McNulty, Chief Executive, Tiny Life
8
Enhancing your role as a safeguarding advocate: enhancing care co-ordination
Jane Heath, Named Midwife for Safeguarding, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust
9
Q&A session with Colm Darby, Alison McNulty and Jane Heath
10
Boosting effective and collaborative discharge planning with health visitors
Janine Snook, Lead for Neonatal Outreach, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
11
Q&A session with Janine Snook

First-hand speaker experiences

A unique forum packed with examples of best practice, novel ideas and expert advice from:


Job Title:
Lead Neonatal Nurse for the Home Care Service
Organisation
Nottingham Universities Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Biography

Job Title:
Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner
Organisation
University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust
Biography

Job Title:
Neonatal Discharge and Outreach Co-Ordinator
Organisation
Yorkshire Neonatal Network and University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
Biography

Job Title:
Lead Midwife
Organisation
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Biography

Job Title:
Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner and Chair
Organisation
Neonatal Nurses Association in Northern Ireland
Biography

Job Title:
Chief Executive
Organisation
Tiny Life
Biography

Alison joined Tiny Life,  Northern Irelands only charity that supports families of neonatal babies,   in April 2013 having previously worked for 12 years as the Director of The Parenting Forum NI.   With over 25 years’ experience working in the VSC, Alison previously worked as a senior manager with Relate NI, Prince Trust and Voluntary Services Belfast   with young people and their families providing education, support and guidance.     Over the years she has been a Trustee with several community and voluntary organisations in NI, UK and Europe campaigning for parental engagement in the development of strategies, policies and practices that affect families, children and young people.  She is currently the lay member on the Board of Neonatal Network NI, Breast Feeding Strategic Implementation Group and  Regional Infant Mental Health Strategic Group.   She chairs a number of sub groups in relation to the above.  Alison is also involved in research with a number of published papers in  peer reviewed neonatal journals .  She is a member of the Parents Advisory Board of the European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants. 


Job Title:
Named Midwife for Safeguarding
Organisation
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust
Biography

Job Title:
Lead for Neonatal Outreach
Organisation
University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust
Biography

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Past attendee feedback

"So good to be part of a Neonatal Outreach study day, thank you everyone."

"It has been a great opportunity for networking and to gain knowledge of how other areas have successfully implemented changes within their service. This in invaluable as we are currently adding to and developing our service."

"Really interesting content discussed. Great to see how other teams operated and has definitely given us some food for thought for improvement and suggestions to our outreach team and neonatal services."

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