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9 May conference programme
Stream A - auditorium
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Time |
Session |
Theme |
Resources |
| 09.30 - 10.30 |
Listening to words unsaid: Supporting perinatal mental health Lynn Clay, Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Kerry Adekoya, perinatal mental health specialist midwife, South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust Yasmeen Akhtar, mental wellbeing midwife, Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Nafiza Anwar, director and co founder , Association of South Asian Midwives Carmel Doyle, operational manager, Parent Infant Mental Health Services (PIMHS) |
Perinatal wellbeing |
Publication: Strengthening Perinatal mental health MIDIRS search packs: P198 Perinatal mental health |
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10.50 - 11.50 |
You don't lead alone Duncan Burton, Deputy CNO, NHS England Nic Ferguson , student midwife , Edinburgh Napier University Gillian Morton MBE, director of midwifery, NHS Forth Valley Chrissy Walsh , infant feeding support worker, Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust |
Leadership |
Publications: The Solution series - Making maternity services safer: The role of leadership Perinatal mental health MIDIRS search packs: M77 Leadership |
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12.10 - 13.10 |
Surrogacy in maternity services: individualised care Ruby Handley-Stone, professional advisor, education, Royal College of Midwives Michael Johnson-Ellis, co-founder and co-ceo, My Surrogacy Journey Wes Johnson-Ellis, co-founder and co-ceo, My Surrogacy Journey Suzanne Wood, midwife sonographer, Doncaster & Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals |
Individualised care |
MIDIRS search packs: MS65 Surrogacy |
| 13.50. 14.50 |
There’s a hole in my bucket: Retaining and supporting maternity staff Laura Boyce, director of midwifery, NHS Dumfries and Galloway Susanne Chatterley-Stettler, associate director of midwifery & neonatal services, Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust Dr Mo Tabib, lecturer & researcher, Robert Gordon University |
Recruitment and retention |
Publications: Getting the workforce right; Safer staffing I-learn: Surrogacy |
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15.00-15.30 |
Close Gill Walton CBE, chief executive and general secretary, RCM |
Stream B - room 3
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Time |
Session |
Theme | Resources |
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09.45 -10.35 |
Registered Midwife Degree Apprenticeships: the Wolverhampton experience Sally Ashton-May, director for midwifery policy and practice, Royal College of Midwives Heather Bower, head of education, Royal College of Midwives Marcia Edwards, lead midwife for education, University of Wolverhampton Paula Foster, practice development midwife, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Ellie-Mai Humphries, Midwifery Apprentice, year 3 Jewlee Robinson, Midwifery Apprentice, year 3 |
Education |
Publication: Registered Midwife Degree Apprenticeship evaluation |
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10.50 -11.35 |
Abstracts The experience of labour and birth in the UK for women from South Asian ethnic backgrounds. Bethan McEvoy, The University of Manchester/ Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust Neonatal assessments in Black, Asian and minority ethnic newborns: Apgar scoring and detection of cyanosis and jaundice. Frankie Fair and Professor Hora Soltani, Sheffield Hallam University Bridging a healthcare gap with a lifestyle App: The DAPHNY study. Lucy Goddard, University of Oxford |
Research |
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11.50 - 12.40 |
Delivering good bereavement care Sue McKellar, NBCP Scotland manager, National Bereavement Care Pathway Scotland Lesley Roe and Emma Radcliffe, bereavement midwife and senior midwife, Countess of Chester Hospital Susan Stitt and Jacqueline Dorrian South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust |
Individualised care |
MIDIRS search packs: PN1 Perinatal bereavement; P37 Miscarriage: bereavement and counselling |
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12.55 -13.40 |
Abstracts You will never walk alone (bereaved fathers support through sport), Kelleher M, Caroll, P Bray L, Hanlon A, Fulstow, A , Liverpool Women's Hospital, Liverpool Football Foundation, Edgehill University Co - creating maternal health: The transformative power of co-production in The Lost Mothers Project. Dr Laura Abbott, University of Hertfordshire Understanding what homeless pregnant women in temporary accommodation want from midwives: summarising women’s care andneeds from maternity services. Sara Cumming, University of Dundee (Mother, Infant and Child Health Research Group and Belinda Ngugi NCT Newham Nurture. |
Individualised care |
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13.55- 14.45 |
Genomics demystified: Essential insights for clinical midwifery practice Donna Kirwan, national lead clinical midwife for genomics, NHS England Lyndsay Ratan, case manager, Genomics England |
Research |
I-learn: Genetics and genomics for midwifery practice MIDIRS search packs: P203 Genomics |
Stream C - room 11
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Time |
Session |
Theme |
Resources |
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09.30 - 10.20 |
Abstracts Turning ideas into action: updates on the RCM’s Research Prioritisation Project. Jude Field and Jenny Cunningham, research advisors, RCM Maternity care experiences of women from minority ethnic backgrounds living in areas of social deprivation in Liverpool: a grounded theory study. Sarah Farrell, clinical PhD fellow, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine |
Research |
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10.40- 11.30 |
Caring for women and families with additional care needs Fiona Dry, training and workforce development lead, Pause.org.uk Jeannine Joseph , ppie lead for taps2, Guys and St. Thomas's Foundation Trust Vicky Robinson, taps2 lead research midwife, Guy's and St Thomas's NHS Foundation Trust |
Individualised care |
Publications: Caring for pregnant women with pre-existing and gestational diabetes, Caring for migrant women MIDIRS search packs: MS25 Homeless women; MS46 Child protection and safeguarding, child abuse and neglect |
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11.50 - 12.40 |
Abstracts Senior student midwives’ perceptions of autonomy when involved in a Collaborative Learning in Practice (CLiP) pilot project at an NHS Trust in London. Dr Gina Finnerty and Dr Heather Bower University of Greenwich and Royal College of Midwives Regional Implementation of Strategies to Improve Clinical Escalation in Intrapartum Care: A Mixed Methods Evaluation as part or a conference session. Nimarta Dharni, Fiona Cross-Sudworth, Sara Kenyon, University of Birmingham |
Education |
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12.55 -13.40 |
Abstracts The capacity mystery: how can education and practice placement providers collaborate to maximise and expand learning environment capacity for student midwives whilst maintaining quality assurance. Catherine Flaherty and Dr Christine Furber, Northern Care Alliance and University of Manchester |
Research |
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14.00 - 14.50 |
Learning together: Multi-professional education and simulation Eileen Dudley , maternity & neonatal safety improvement lead, Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley Lisa Jeffery, Sussex ICB - Sussex LMNS Michelle East Director of Midwifery Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Camella Main, consultant midwife, London Ambulance Service, East Midlands Ambulance service Steven Magee, consultant paramedic, Welsh Ambulance Service |
Leadership |
MIDIRS search packs: M88 Simulation-based training; M36 Learning and teaching methods |