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Improving Care Conference 2009 Following the success of the 2008 conference we will be holding this meeting on Thursday March 25th 2009.
IMPROVING CARE MEETING Thursday, March 25th, 2010 10AM - 4PM
Sovereign Lecture Theatre, Bradford Royal Infirmary Invited speakers from across the UK will talk on the current hot topics in neonatology including; Prof. Henry Halliday from Belfast on Post Natal Steroids Prof. Bill McGuire from York talking about fungal infection in the newborn Dr Elaine Boyle, Nottingham, about the late preterm infant and Dr Kevin Ives, Oxford, on high flow nasal cannula therapy Plus ..Update on YNN & The Neonatal Survey 2008 ….and many others! Priced to please at £20 per person to include lunch
Audits Send us your audits! We will publish suitable material on the audit section of this page. Audits may be suitable for the Improving Care Day Yorkshire Neonatal Network Audit prize Download this form and send the completed version to sam.oddie@bradfordhospitals.nhs.uk. Don’t exceed the one page limit. You will be expected to attach an email address and leave a copy of the presentation (as ppt file, and data in .xls file) with a permanent staff member at your place of work (for example your supervising consultant). You will need to include their email address too. Improving Care & Education (ICE) Team This group was formed in 2007 as a merger of the Yorkshire Neonatal Network improving care team and education and training team. It's aim is to ensure the highest qaulity evidence based practice across the network through education, clinical audit, outcomes analysis and guideline development. Every hospital in the Network has an allocted medical consultant and nurse to enable dissemination of information and ideas.Click here for list to link of contact details. contact grid. Projects that are currently active (and lead clinicians) include: Thermoregulation (Sam Oddie & Denise Evans) Intubation (Lawrence Miall & Val Christian) Therapeutic cooling and HIE (Sunita Seal & Hassan Gaili) Parental perception and PPI (Gwynn Bissel) Proceedural pain relief (Liz McKechnie) Recent Publications (see guidelines page)
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