POSTPONED - Perinatal Medicine 2020 8-10 June 2020
We are very sorry to announce that the Perinatal 2020 conference is being postponed. All delegate and sponsorship fees will be refunded and accepted abstracts will be given priority when the meeting is rearranged.
Thank you very much for supporting this event. We will share further updates as soon as we can.
Please note BAPM does not endorse external meetings - these listings are for information only. We only include events with content specific to perinatal professionals.
Now in its 6th year, the King’s John Price Paediatric Respiratory Conference is the largest paediatric respiratory event in the UK and provides a brilliant opportunity for all health care professionals, with an interest in paediatric respiratory medicine, to update themselves on recent changes in practice, cutting edge research and network together. With an outstanding reputation among professionals as THE forum for sharing new information and discussing controversial issues about respiratory problems in children.
The 4th Future of Neonatal Care Conference aims to share best practice and excellent educational resources globally. There will be a wide range of lectures including topics such as continuous quality improvement, management of infants at the borderline of viability in Japan, management of seizures, treatment of mild HIE, platelet thresholds and neonatal intubation outcomes.
The first level in the FINE programme, which introduces the scope of family-centred developmental care and the evidence that supports it. A two-day course with presentations, demonstrations and interactive workshops.
The 11th DIP Symposium aims to highlight the progress of pregnancy – from pre-pregnancy, trimester by trimester, to labour, delivery and post-partum care. Focus will be placed on the prediction and prevention of pregnancy complications – hyperglycemia, hypertension – preeclampsia, preterm birth, NCD’s (Non-Communicable Diseases) and pregnancy, fetal growth and others, as well as the cycle of future NCD’s that begins during the intrauterine life – onto mother and offspring.
STAN is a two-day dedicated neonatal transport course that covers the theoretical and practical skills for a safe neonatal ambulance transfer. The programme includes lectures, seminars, workshops and high fidelity simulation within the NTS ambulance.
The Scientific Programme Committee of the Fetal and Neonatal Neurology Congress have put together a stimulating and innovative programme; providing an excellent platform to investigate the advancements in the field of perinatal neurology through quality education and clinically relevant scientific content.
Speakers include Dr Andrew Mayers, Principal Academic at Bournemouth University and Jilly Ireland, RGN, RM, BA, MSc, PGcert HELT, Professional Midwifery Advocate at East Dorset Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
This is the first level in the FINE programme, which introduces the scope of family-centred developmental care and the evidence that supports it. This is a two-day course with presentations, demonstrations and interactive workshops.
The International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare is one of the world’s largest conferences for healthcare professionals committed to improving patient care and safety.
The neonatal difficult airway course (NDAC) was established in 2012 as a QI initiative in airway training. The aim is to help individuals, institutions, hospitals, teams and co-specialties develop skills in crisis resource management, human factors and advanced neonatal airway stabilisation.
The Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Meeting brings together thousands of paediatricians and other health care providers united by a common mission: improve the health and well-being of children worldwide. This international gathering includes researchers, academics, as well as clinical care providers and community practitioners. Presentations cover issues of interest to generalists as well as topics critical to a wide array of specialty and sub-specialty areas.
"Transition, Integrate, Improve" The NHS Long Term Plan and its accompanying operating model, based on the principles of co-design and collaboration will provide the framework for local planning for the next five years and beyond. Existing commitments in the Five Year Forward View and national strategies for cancer, mental health, learning disability, general practice and maternity will all continue to be implemented in 19/20 and 20/21 as originally planned.
The NEDS course in neonatology course has been created with a view to providing high stakes simulation to engage participants in human factors training geared towards teaching crew resource management. The course aims to address the multidisciplinary management of neonatal emergencies using a human factors approach, addressing different physiological systems - standardising systems, equipment, teams, leadership communication and human resource management (HRM), as well as the use of appropriate technology where applicable.
Now in its 20th year, the course programme has been updated to reflect current screening protocols and current standard of screening in the UK and abroad. The course maintains its successful format and continues to provide new lecture topics, enhanced video clips and quiz sessions and provides an opportunity for all those who scan the fetal heart to update and expand their skills under the tuition of experts.
The first level in the FINE programme, which introduces the scope of family-centred developmental care and the evidence that supports it. A two-day course with presentations, demonstrations and interactive workshops.
Primarily organised by the European Association of Perinatal Medicine (EAPM), the congress promotes and disseminates the study, research and knowledge of all aspects of perinatal medicine, to attain the optimal physical and mental health for mothers and their children by improving the quality and provision of perinatal care in Europe.
The first level in the FINE programme, which introduces the scope of family-centred developmental care and the evidence that supports it. A two-day course with presentations, demonstrations and interactive workshops.
This international conference will highlight the latest advancements in overcoming the crisis in Paediatric Health and Neonatology through sharing the latest research. An opportunity to undergo clinical and research collaboration and network with colleagues from around the globe.
Experts in the field of neonatal neurology from the USA, Netherlands, Sweden, Ireland and the UK have been invited to present the latest advances in neonatal neurology including: HIE, therapeutic hypothermia and Trial updates, new neonatal seizures classification, aEEG monitoring including in Preterms, Post-haemorrhagic Ventricular dilatation management, perinatal stroke and neonatal imaging modalities, amongst others.
The MPROvE neonatal instructor training course was established by neonatologists, and experts in simulation education. The course helps to train individuals in becoming simulation instructors, but the aim is the faculty development of multidisciplinary teams. Training provided includes learning how to develop faculty, run and administer programmes cost-effectively and use simulation and TEL as a tool in their set up.
British Association of Perinatal Medicine (BAPM) is registered in England & Wales under charity number 285357 at 5-11 Theobalds Road, London, WC1X 8SH.
