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Respiratory and Research (RReach) – copy

The RReach training day is designed to inspire and equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to actively participate in the research domain, with a special focus on respiratory care. This session aims to demonstrate how multidisciplinary team (MDT) members can contribute to the advancement of neonatal care through research, quality improvement projects (QIPs), and effective change management.

Session Highlights:

Innovations in Neonatal Research: Explore cutting-edge research initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality, safety, and outcomes of neonatal respiratory care. Learn about the latest advancements that are driving the evolution of neonatal care practices.

Clinical Research Opportunities for the MDT: Hear from research nurses, allied health professionals (AHPs), and medical staff who will provide valuable insights into clinical research opportunities available to all members of the healthcare team. Discover how each role can contribute to and benefit from involvement in research activities.

Engaging the Entire MDT in Research and Change Management: Understand the importance of involving all MDT members in research and quality improvement processes. Gain practical strategies for engaging diverse team roles in the research journey, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, and implementing change within clinical settings.

This training day will emphasise the crucial role of collaborative research in advancing neonatal care and demonstrate practical ways healthcare professionals can integrate research into their daily practice to drive neonatal care evolution.

Agenda

10:00 Welcome and Introduction

Dr Katie Gallagher, NIHR Clinical Lecturer, University College London
Adedoyin (Dee) Yissau, Education and Workforce Lead, London Neonatal ODN

Very long term cardio-respiratory outcomes for infants born extremely preterm

Professor Neil Marlow , Emeritus Professor of Neonatal Medicine, University College London

NAVA ventilation research update

Dr Sandeep Shetty, Neonatologist, St Georges

Communication tool for neonatal pain management: increasing access to information for parents and staff at the point of care

Maria Pureza Laudiano-Dray, Research Nurse, Brain activity in infants study, UCL-UCLH

11.50 Comfort Break

12:10 Intro to research
Introduction to clinical research:
• What might you see on the unit?
• What does all the terminology mean?

Tahmina Khatun, Children’s Research Nurse, Barts Health Trust

Clinical research: what does it mean for me?
How you can get involved
How you are already involved!

Ines Tomazinho, Neonatal Research Nurse, Evelina Children’s Hospital

13:10 Shared experience
Every Parents Voice: Enhancing NICU accessibility for non-English speaking families

Alex Connolly, London ODN Co-SLT Lead & London ODN

Investigating Father or Partner Involvement in Family Integrated Care in Neonatal Units

Prof Narendra Aladangady,  Consultant Neonatologist, Homerton University Hospital, London

14:10 Q&A
14:30 Close and evaluation

Date

01 - 10 Dec 2024
Expired!

Time

10:00 am - 2:30 pm

Location

Virtual
Virtual

Online learning

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