BFI Stakeholder Event
Are you involved in BFI Accreditation?
Aims of the event:
- To learn about the BFI Accreditation process
- Consider how to build your MDT
- Share successes and challenges of those currently on the BFI journey
Who is the event for?
- Those with an infant feeding role
- Those working on or planning to work on the BFI Accreditation
- All professions supporting the BFI Accreditation
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Agenda
Registration Coffee and pastries
Welcome, Introductions and Icebreaker
Jenni Jagodzinski – Lead Nurse London Neonatal ODN
Ines DaSilva – Care Coordinator NWL
What is BFI and why should I do this?
Karen Read, Professional Lead for Neonatal, UNICEF Baby Friendly Initiative
Leadership Support to Enable BFI, why as a senior manager did I support BFI?
Jean Mellor – Neonatal Matron, Epsom and St.Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust
Break and Networking
Getting Started, choosing your team – The importance of the whole MDT
Alex Connolly, Lead SLT for London Neonatal ODN/Clinical Lead Neonatal SLT and Karen Mitchell and Nicola Buckthorp, Neonatal Outreach Coordinators/Lactation Consultants, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Q & A
London Neonatal ODN Support
CC BFI Support Model
Laura Kelly – Lead Care Coordinator for the London Neonatal ODN
Launch of Network BFI Peer Support
Louise Wells – Care Coordinator SEL
Family Story
To be confirmed
Lunch and Networking
Unit Stories/Sharing Best Practice
BFI on a NICU/Surgical unit
Elaine Wood – Neonatal Sister, Evelina London
BFI on an LNU
Babini Jacob, Neonatal Matron and Baljit Wilkhu – Infant Feeding and Developmental Care Lead, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospital
BFI Cross Site
Helen Mol and Purvi Patel – Neonatal BFI Coordinators, Chelsea and Westminster NICU and West Middlesex Hospital SCBU
Q and A
Speakers from the day including Karen Read
Closing Comments
15:30 End of Day

Refreshments kindly sponsored by The Alexa Trust

