Stabilisation & Transfer of the Acutely unwell Neonate (STAN)

STAN is a two-day, immersive course for clinicians who move sick babies. You will rehearse the entire journey – from first phone call to final handover – alongside faculty who do this work for real, every week.

Practise the whole journey

From referral to handover, you will rehearse every decision, in order, with coaching at each step. The aim is simple: no surprises on the day you need it.

Feel the motion

You will train in immersive clinical scenarios – including inside an ambulance with all its cramped awkwardness – because real babies jiggle, alarms sound and space is tight. Your muscle memory should match reality.

Course snapshot

• Duration: 2 days (Day 1: 09:00-17:00; Day 2: 08:30-16:30)
• Format: Focused group teaching, hands-on workshops and high-fidelity simulations that mirror real-world transfers
• Faculty: Neonatal transport consultants, experienced neonatal transport nurses whose sole focus is babies & transport, Senior neonatal transport fellows, ANNPs, Human Factors specialists
• Who should attend: Healthcare professionals who are involved in neonatal transport in any capacity including: Neonatal and paediatric nurses, Neonatal transport team members, ANNPs and ACPs, Neonatal and paediatric doctors, Allied Health Professionals and others who may be part of the transfer chain