The purpose of the webinar is to support the launch of their revised framework for practice on newborn infants who suffer a sudden and unexpected postnatal collapse (SUPC).
SUPC is the subject of our Neonatal collapse alongside skin-to-skin contact report, published in August 2020. SUPC is a rare but potentially fatal collapse in babies that appear otherwise healthy.
When
Wednesday 4 May 2022, 2-3.15pm.
Programme
Speakers will provide an overview of the new framework, cover ways to support good practice and reduce the risk of SUPC. This webinar is aimed at perinatal professionals who care for babies in hospital in the first week after birth, as well as parents.
- The parent story
- Introduction to the new framework
- The SUPC risk reduction pathway
- Investigating and managing the baby after a SUPC
- Questions
Speakers
- Chair: Julie-Clare Becher - Consultant Neonatologist, Simpson Centre for Reproductive Health
- Sarah Land - Charity Manager, PEEPS HIE Charity
- Esther Tylee - Infant Feeding Lead Midwife, Bedford Hospital NHS Trust
- Rachel Walsh - National Neonatal Clinical Fellow, NHS Resolution
- Se-Yeon Park - Neonatologist, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust and Clinical Advisor, HSIB
Tickets
Please visit the BAPM website to book tickets.
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