Tue 23 Apr 2024
Past event

This immersive study day was designed for Children’s Community Nursing teams. By attending these healthcare professionals were equipped with the necessary training for delivering paediatric central line care in the community. Not only did attendees benefit from updates on the latest standards, it also provided the opportunity to explore how to overcome delivery complications and improve Aseptic Non-Touch Techniques (ANTT). This hands-on training day left participants with updated knowledge on current procedures plus enhanced confidence for delivering safe and effective IV therapy for children and young people (CYP). 

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Advanced IV Therapy Training for Children’s Community Nurses
Past event

Developing your skills

Attendees advanced their competence and updated their knowledge on delivering successful, safe IV therapy to CYP. Not only this, the participants found out what others working in paediatric community care are doing to improve the safety of paediatric IV therapy. Key focusses on the day included:

  • The current delivery updates and how they can affect you
  • The different central venous access devices lines for children and why they might have them
  • Guidelines on maintaining ANTT standards throughout your delivery of IV therapy
  • A hands-on practical ‘how to’ on implementing safe central line care and accessing of lines
  • Effective approaches to overcoming delivery complications
9:15
Registration, refreshments and networking
9:45
Introduction, instructions and leader’s opening remarks
Clare Tubridy, Practice Educator and Children’s Community Nurse, Croydon Health Services NHS Trust
Examining the current updates in paediatric IV therapy
10:00
Discover current developments and key guidance for community IV therapy in CYP
  • Investigating the changes in practice and finding out how to effectively update your team
  • Deep dive into the theory and how to apply it to deliver successful paediatric IV therapy
  • Highlighting the clinical and legal responsibility of your CCN team: what real-world implications does this have?
10:30
Questions and answers with your workshop leader, Clare Tubridy
10:50
Interactive discussion: Exploring your community service and benchmarking your approach to paediatric IV therapy
  • Describe your service and your team: What are your current standards regarding delivering IV therapy? How does your team operate?
  • What resources are you currently receiving your updates from? How often are you updated? How do you plan for this to develop?
11:00
Feedback from interactive discussion: Exploring your community service and benchmarking your approach to paediatric IV therapy
11:05
Networking break
Accessing central venous access devices
11:25
Implementing a standard Aseptic Non-Touch Technique (ANTT) practice in your service
  • Practical training: maintaining ANTT standards throughout your delivery of IV therapy
  • Deep dive into ANTT publications and guidelines: understanding surgical and standard techniques
  • Prioritising uniformed practice and staff training: utilising competency assessment tools
  • Improving ANTT techniques: exploring changes can you make to your practice of ANTT
12:15
Questions and answers with your workshop leader, Clare Tubridy
12:25
Networking lunch
Practical workshop
1:30
Practical workshop: Implementing safe central line care and accessing of lines.
2:30
Networking break
Troubleshooting and handling complications
2:50
Identify and overcoming concerns around delivering central venous access devices in the community
  • Preparation and safety: building your confidence in handling difficulties with IV access devices
  • Case study: assessing complications and executing a new plan of action to enhance care
3:20
Questions and answers with your workshop leader, Clare Tubridy
3:30
Interactive discussion: Overcoming common challenges in delivering safe IV therapy
  • Opening to the floor: describe a challenge that you have experienced when delivery IV therapy in the community? How did you overcome this?
  • What would you have changed about your approach? What did you learn that you will implement next time?
4:00
Feedback from interactive discussion: Overcoming common challenges in delivering safe IV therapy
4:10
Clare Tubridy’s closing remarks and close of day

Clare Tubridy is a world-renowned integrational conference speaker, capable of equipping you with confidence and up-to-date knowledge to implement in your paediatric community team:


Job Title:
Children’s Community Nurse
Organisation
Croydon Health Services NHS Trust
Biography

With over 16 years nursing experience and over 12 years dedicated to community children's nursing, Clare's expertise encompasses a spectrum of Community children’s nursing responsibilities, ranging from proficient management to strategic initiatives in her senior capacity. Clare's experience and knowledge extends to complex discharge planning, continuing healthcare, safeguarding, intricate medical care, long-term ventilation, enteral feeding, advanced central venous access device care and mitigating acute illnesses to prevent hospital admissions and attendance.

Transitioning into the role of a practice educator within the community, her commitment to education and quality is at the forefront of her practice, with a large focus towards clinical governance and the delivery of gold standards of care. Clare is passionate about teaching, emphasising individual strengths in the clinical environment, especially when facilitating group learning experiences.

As a clinical educator, Clare is proud to be supporting a London university as a visiting lecturer. Delivering teaching to child branch nursing students, with a focus on complex community care

A pivotal aspect of her current focus is well-being, prompting her pursuit of becoming a professional nurse advocate. This aims to provide universal support and nurture to my colleagues in their professional journeys, offering restorative supervision and developmental support through coaching. The PNA Role heavily focuses on quality improvement and resilience of staff which is paramount to Clare as a clinical manager and educator.

Last year she was fortunate enough to be invited to present at the International ANTT conference, focusing on paediatric intravenous practices and the challenges with ANTT, further enhancing her commitment to advancing the field and ensuring the highest standards of care for paediatric patients.

Past attendee feedback

This study day follows on from our hugely successful conferences and training days which have taken place over the past few years. Don’t just take our word for it, check out some of our feedback:

“Really informative, interesting to hear how other areas work”

Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust, OPAT & IV Therapy National Networking Forum, March 2023

“Very well organised, excellent and informative content”

The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust OPAT & IV Therapy National Networking Forum, March 2023

“Really found this training very interesting and helpful. A lot of great networking opportunities and the case studies were really useful, encouraging interaction”

North Yorkshire Disabled Children's Service, Advancing Children’s Continuing Care, September 2023

“Really useful insight and chance to network and consider different scenarios”

Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Advancing Children’s Continuing Care, September 2023

"Being new to my team, it was really interesting to talk to others and understand how things are done in their area”

NHS Sussex All Age Continuing Care, Evolving your Children’s Continuing Care Team, November 2023

"Informative, inspiring and sharing ideas and experiences”

Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust, Paediatric Oncology Care Closer to Home, March 2022

“Really interesting study day. Lots to think about and relay to my team in the community”

Hounslow & Richmond Community Healthcare NHS Trust, Paediatric Oncology Care Closer to Home, March 2022

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