TRANSPORT STABILISATION AND EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION WORKSHOP
An education and skills workshop designed for neonatal nurses interested in exchange transfusion practices and neonatal transfer and stabilisation.
Hosted by the NNA Northern Ireland the workshop is facilitated by Queens University Belfast and NISTAR.
DATE: 24 AUGUST 2022, 11:00-2PM
WHERE: QUEENS UNIVERSITY, BELFAST MBC
WHO: OPEN TO ALL NNA MEMBERS
TRANSPORT WEBINAR
Bringing the principles and practices of developmental and family centred care into Neonatal Transport; challenges and opportunities.
Replicating the environment of the neonatal care unit can be challenging in the transport setting. The process itself often requires many interventions and a lot of handling, and the ambulance provides a very different environment to the hospital setting. Despite this, we should still look closely at our practice and see where we may be able to look at improving the baby’s experience. The benefits may well impact the babies, the parents, and even the staff involved with transport.
This webinar will explore people’s experience and perceptions around integrating the principles of developmental care into the transport setting. We will explore some current practices and discuss what the future may hold to improve this important element of neonatal care.
We will also cover some interesting case reviews, to explore clinical factors, as well as logistical and team working challenges. We can use our own experiences to explore common themes, and perhaps prompt discussions where we work as to our approach to similar situations.
DATE: 14 SEPTEMBER 2022, 10:00AM-11:30AM
WHERE: ONLINE
WHO: OPEN TO ALL NNA MEMBERS
HOST: PATRICK TURTON
TURNING YOUR DISSERTATION INTO A PUBLICATION
-Tips and advice on how to adapt your dissertation, an assignment or a draft paper to a format & content suitable for publication in the Journal of Neonatal Nursing (JNN).
-Type of paper- it could be a review / discussion paper, a literature review, a research study, quality improvement project or practice reflection. Bring your ideas along to the session. Word count up to 3000 words (but flexible -contact us)
-An informal session to offer you support and to remove some of the anxiety about attempting your first publication. If you would like to consider publishing in the JNN and / or you have not published before, bring your questions along.
-We aim to offer a platform through the JNN for student work to be published: further details will be available in the webinar and NNA communications / website
DATE: 10 NOVEMBER 2022, 11:00AM
WHERE: ONLINE
WHO: OPEN TO ALL NNA MEMBERS
HOST: DR. KATIE GALLAGHER & DR JULIA PETTY
