Featuring presentation videos and accompanying slides: Are you a neonatal nurse looking to set up or develop your outreach team? If yes, then book your place and take away new, implementable plans to develop your own outreach service at this national neonatal forum. This specially crafted neonatal course is packed with case study presentations from established services to help you build your neonatal pathway. Avoid preventable mistakes and leave with, not only new connections but also, a clear plan of action to develop your own outreach service.
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3 hours Continuing Professional Development: what you will learn
Seize this opportunity to build your neonatal outreach service with the guidance of established services and learn how you can work to improve care approaches for both baby and family by focusing on:
Meet your education and training needs in your own time
Take away ideas from the trailblazers and adapt them for your own service, plus benefit from:
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Introduction, instructions and chair’s opening remarks
Lorraine Gardner, Senior Neonatal Home Care Nurse, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
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| Creating your neonatal outreach team | |
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Developing a robust neonatal outreach pathway
Aisling Phillips, Neonatal Outreach Manager, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
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Building your neonatal multi-disciplinary team to effectively implement change
Lucy Panesar, Lead Neonatal Nurse, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
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Your questions and answers with Aisling Phillips & Lucy Panesar
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| Driving down avoidable admissions | |
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Operating a 7 day-a-week neonatal outreach service to improve early discharge
Morena Armfield, Senior Sister Neonatal Outreach, Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust
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Your questions and answers with Morena Armfield
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| Establishing a home oxygen service | |
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Case study: How to implement and develop a home oxygen service to support your outreach team
Claire Inglis, Lead Nurse for Neonatal Home Care, Leicester Kettering and Northampton Home Care Team, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
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Your questions and answers with Claire Inglis
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| Working with vulnerable babies and families | |
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Case study: Improving the discharge pathway and delivering an effective ‘journey to home’
Sam Lewsey, Senior Neonatal Home Nurse, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
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Questions and answers with Sam Lewsey
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Chair’s closing remarks
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I qualified as a paediatric nurse in 2001 and worked in paediatrics on the wards for 18 months before finding my passion in nursing Neonates. I then worked for 12 years in a level 3 NICU, spending the majority of time working in intensive care and then following care through to discharge. The opportunity came up to work in neonatal outreach and expand the current role in to a team. I have now been at Darent Valley Hospital for 7 years as a band 7 within neonatal outreach. Alongside my colleague, we have expanded from one person to a full team of staff ranging from band 7 to band 3. We have also expanded recently to 7 days a week. This has enabled us to deliver services such as home oxygen, discharge of babies at 1.5kg and just recently, phototherapy at home alongside other standard care that outreach offers.
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Past attendee feedback
“Fab day thank you! I loved that it was online too- even with restrictions lifting I would not be comfortable meeting in person due to the risk. The break out rooms worked really well, and the topics were thought provoking”
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Enabling Early Discharge in your Neonatal Outreach Service, July 2021
“Very good day lots to think about”
North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Foundation Trust, Enabling Early Discharge in your Neonatal Outreach Service, July 2021
“Thank you for a wonderful study day. Very well organised and smoothly run!”
Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Enabling Early Discharge in your Neonatal Outreach Service, July 2021
“Really enjoyed the group chats, lovely to gain experience and advice from colleagues”
The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, Enabling Early Discharge in your Neonatal Outreach Service, July 2021
“Excellent team and very helpful during the day”
University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire, Enabling Early Discharge in your Neonatal Outreach Service, July 2021
Who came?
If you purchase and view the presentation video and accompanying sides, you will be in good company! The following is an insight into the job titles and organisations who came to the Setting Up your Neonatal Outreach Service when it was held on Wednesday 15th December 2021.