Section
Programme
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09:00 to 09:15 - Registration
09:15 - 09:45 - Introduction, Expectations and Ice Breaker
Facilitators :
Alison GeorgiouMSc.Nursing, BSc(Hons)Social Science, RSCN, RGN
Role: Education Facilitator, Faculty of Children's Nurse Education, BRHC
Qualified as RGN in 1985 and RSCN in 1986. Worked in various Staff Nurse roles in Central and North London predominately in Paediatric settings.
Fulfilled sister and senior nurse management roles in General Hospital setting, set up Children's Home Care Team and completed 1st and 2nd degree studies part-time (Early 1990's).
NHS Central Nursing Management, Change Management and HR Roles (Late 1990's). Completed studies for MBA except final dissertation as fell unexpectedly pregnant.
Moved to Cyprus in 2003 to take Up Director of Nursing Role in new private hospital and 5 years later moved to nursing change manager role for another expanding private hospital.
Returned to NHS 2016 as band 5 staff Nurse at BRHC. Joined Faculty of Children's Nurse Education as an Educator in 2019.Current Role Paediatric Nursing Associate Educator with special interest in Learning Needs and the Mental Health and Wellbeing of colleagues and young people.
Mentimeter Presentation: mentimeter.com09:45 - Development
Speaker: Reb Overend
MSc. TLHP, BSc.(hons) Hum Sci, RGN/RSCN
Role: Lead Nurse - Faculty of Children's Nurse Education, Bristol Royal Hospital for Children
Having worked in paediatric surgical nursing for over 20 years in tertiary centres, and both taught and led on professional courses, Rebekah now leads the Faculty of Children's Nurse Education at the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children and is an active member of the Paediatric Critical Care Society Education group. The Faculty supports education opportunities for all levels of nursing support and registrant roles, believing that providing quality education for all is an essential part of valuing both the person and the need for professional growth of those providing care to children and families. Rebekah has studied Human Sciences at graduate level, believing all nursing roles should have foundational knowledge in anatomy and physiology, and more recently gained an MSc in Teaching and Learning for Health Professionals.
Session:
Everything is just smaller...right?!
(click here)Comfort Break
There is a refreshment vending machine on this floor of the building.
Coffee and snacks are available for purchase from:
- Penfolds - independant coffee shop outside of this building, two doors to the left.
- Costa Coffee - Ground floor of Bristol Royal Infirmary, across the road.
- Brewnells - Ground floor of Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, across the road.
11:30 - The Child Family & Society
Speaker: Alison Georgiou
MSc.Nursing, BSc(Hons)Social Science, RSCN, RGN
The Child, the Family & Society
Presentation (click here)11:50 - Activity
Parental Responsibility Case Scenarios
Scenario 1 - Arlo
Arlo a three year old attends the vaccination clinic for his pre-school immunisations accompanied by his foster mum.
Can Arlo receive his vaccination?
Discuss.
Scenario 2 - Sam
Sam a twelve year old is staying with his grandparents during half term.
He develops appendicitis and is admitted to hospital with suspected perforation accompanied by his grandfather.
Can Sam go to the operating theatre?
Discuss:
Scenario 3 - Eddie
Eddie is 5 years old and is in hospital.
His Mum has popped home to take his sibling to school.
You have been asked to obtain a blood specimen from him.
The play specialist is available to assist having prepared Eddie for the blood test.
Can you go ahead and take the blood?
Discuss:
Scenario 4 - Jeremy
Jeremy is sixteen years old and is refusing to take his antibiotic medication.
he says they make him feel nauseous.
What would you do?
Discuss:
12:10 - Attachment & Separation
Speaker : Alison Georgiou
Attachment & SeparationMSc.Nursing, BSc(Hons)Social Science, RSCN, RGN
Presentation (click here)12:40 - Activity - Childcare Environment
What do you do at your place of work to facilitate child and family centred care?
Discuss:
LUNCH
A packed lunch is provided for all attendees.
Attendees to take their lunch back to their seat to avoid overcrowding.
Catering provided by Penfolds; a local independent café.
14:00 - Importance of Play for Development
Suggestions for Sensory Toys List from Marius
14:45 - Distraction Techniques
Speaker: Karl Howells, Health Play Assistant BRCHKarl is a Play Assistant currently working on Seahorse ward (Paediatric Intensive care Unit). He has worked there for nearly 3 years and as a play assistant for over 5 years. His role involves providing and supporting general play activities and procedural distraction play on the unit. He aims to alleviate worries & fear using distraction play. He promotes development and provides play opportunities to prevent regression whilst in hospital. He acts as an advocate for children on the ward.
Comfort Break
What have I learned?
16:30 - Feedback & Evaluation
To ensure that we continue to deliver high quality education events, that meet the needs of attendees,
we would appreciate your honest response to the following questions.
17:00 - CLOSE
Thank you for your participation in this event.
We wish you a safe journey home.
Resources
Speaker: Marius Kielczewski