Newborn Brain Care

Vote for your Newborn Brain Care Group committee members

Voting is now open for several roles on the Executive Committee of BAPM’s Special Interest Group, Newborn Brain Care.

The roles being voted on are:

• Chair
• Vice Chair
• Secretary
• Treasurer
• Family Engagement Lead
• Communications Officer

Members elected to the committee will play a key role in raising the profile of newborn brain care as a core component of neonatal practice, promoting subspecialty interest among trainees, supporting multidisciplinary education and training, and facilitating research and innovation that translates into improved outcomes for infants and their families.

All eligible Newborn Brain Care Group members are encouraged to cast their votes and help shape the future leadership of the group.

How to vote

All Newborn Brain Care Group members were emailed a link to a voting form on 25 June. If you have not received this, please contact [email protected]

Please read the statements below and cast your vote for one candidate for each role by completing the form emailed to you.

Voting deadline: 11:59pm, 2 August 2026.

Votes will be counted by BAPM Office staff and will be treated with complete confidentially.

Aims of the Newborn Brain Care Group

• Raising the profile of newborn brain care as a core component of neonatal practice.
• Promoting subspecialty interest among trainees.
• Supporting multi-disciplinary education and training.
• Facilitating research and innovation that translates into improved outcomes for infants and their families.
• About the inaugural committee roles and responsibilities

The inaugural committee will consist of 6 roles outlined below, and it is anticipated a second group of committee members will join once the structure and workstreams of the SIG has been agreed, consisting of representatives from the different workstreams and a trainee representative.