Please find below the presentations that have been recorded. Please click on the linked topic heading to access the presentation. Please
note presentations are available for approximately 3 months.
Title: "Getting to the Heart of
the Heart"
Presenter:
Dr Simone Huntingford
Available until 21 June 2024
Title: Modified LATCH tool -
an example of breastfeeding assessment for preterm and sick newborns
Presenter:
Rachel Jones
Available until 30 April 2024
Title: Sustainability in the
NICU
Presenter:
Justine Parsons
Available until 30 April 2024
Title: Thermoregulation practices
& Incubator humidity practices
Presenters:
Dr Pranav Jani and Dr Umesh Mishra
Available until: 15 February 2024
Title: In search of culturally and
contextually sensitive infant mental health practice for South Africa: The Ububele Trust's Parent-Infant Service
Presenter: Dr Nicki Dawson
Available until: 23 February 2024
Title: "Feeding Preterm Babies in
the NICU- A Mother's Perspective"
Presenter: Heather Taylor & Family of a preterm infant
Available until: 1 February 2024
Past presentations
(Presentation may be available for viewing - please contact eso@acnn.org.au to check if link and recording available)
Title: Research SIG presentation - Safe
Passage: A Tripartite Progressive Agency Theory
Presenter: Trish Lowe
Title: Leadership SIG presentation - Attending
ICN conference in Montreal, Canada.
Presenter: Kristen Bennie
Title: NSW Branch
presentations & open meeting
Presenters:
Justine Parsons & Kristy Chesworth
Title: Co-bedding
of Twins in the Neonatal Period in Australia
Presenter: Philippa Mann, Lecturer and PhD Candidate with the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Western Sydney University.
June 2023
Title: “When a Horse isn’t a Horse-
it’s a Zebra”
Topic - Metabolic conditions
Presenter: Greg Woodhead, Neonatal Consultant & Metabolic Fellow, RCH, Melbourne
May 2023
Topic: Improvement in thermoregulation
outcomes following the implementation of a thermoregulation bundle.
Presenter: Hannah Skelton, CNC NICU, Westmead Hospital and PhD candidate at Western Sydney University.
April 2023
Topic: Neonatal Peripheral IV
Insertions: Pitfalls and Victories – Innovative Solutions
Presenter: Stephanie Hall, NNP Candidate and CN at the Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital
April 2023
Topic: The perils of
peri-viability
Presenters: Dr Amir Zayegh - Ethical challenges in caring for infants on the edge of viability and Ms Justine Parsons & Ms
Krischelle York - Blurry lines – the margins of viability
March 2023
Topic:
The RBWH Humidity Trial: results of a
randomised controlled trial.
Presenter: Gill Noreiks, Principal Clinical Nurse at the Grantley Stable Nursery Unit (GSNU), Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH).
March 2023
Topic: How
we can Support Feeding and Communication Development in Neonatal Settings.
Presenter: Jane Pettigrew, Speech
pathologist, The
Children’s Hospital, Westmead.
November 2022
Topic: Autism Spectrum
Disorder in children born extremely preterm
Presenter: Crista Wocadlo
November 2022
Topic: Qld branch 'snap'
presentations
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Does the implementation of a reading library improve family experience whilst in the neonatal unit? Renee Muirhead,
Clinical Nurse Consultant, Mater Mother’s Hospital
-
The impact of restricted visiting on family-centred care during the COVID-19 pandemic Katelyn Effeney, Clinical
Nurse/Clinical Coach, Sunshine Coast University Hospital
-
Queensland Branch Annual General Meeting Election of the committee for 2023
-
Hospitalised neonates requiring reinsertion of peripheral intravenous catheters: a case series Stephanie Hall, Clinical
Nurse and NNP Candidate, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
- Reducing EBM errors in a tertiary NICU through the implementation of barcoded patient matching Amanda Bates, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Mater Mothers’ Hospital
October 2022
Topic: Moral
distress and burnout
Presenter: Dr Peter Barr
June 2022
Topic: Nutrition
in Neonates
Presenter: Bella
Cameron, Dietitian, Grace Centre for Newborn Care
May 2022
Topic: Skin
Injures & Assessment
Presenter: Deanne August, PhD Candidate
May 2022
Topic: Using
QI to improve perinatal infant mental health and more. Presented
by Amy
Keir, Consultant Neonatologist, Women's and Children's Hospital, University of Adelaide, South Australian Institute of Health and
Medical Research (SAHMRI), National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Senior Research Fellowship.
March 2022
Topic: Neonatal
Organ Donation. Presented
by Dr
Rebecca Barzegar & Justine Parson
March 2022
Topic: “The
CoT Study - Co-bedding of Twins in the Neonatal Period”. Presented
by Philippa
Mann. Doctoral student with the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Western Sydney University.
November 2021
Topic: Infant Mental
Health. Presented by Dr Kim Psaila, RN, Midwife, PhD,
NIDCAP professional, infant mental health professional.
November 2021
Topic: PPHN - Blue Babies. Presented
by Dr
Anu Kochar, Senior Consultant Neonatologist, Womens and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide.
November 2021
Topic: “Neonatal Nurses’ Professional Quality of Life: An Integrative Review.” Presented
by Patricia
(Trish) Lowe is a registered nurse, midwife, and child and family health nurse, with almost four decades of experience working in
private and public health models.
November 2021
Topic:
"Role modelling".
Presented by Julie Sorrell, MSc in Health and Social Care Leadership & Nurse Researcher at Qld Health
24 September 2021
Topic: Implications and strategies for treating newborn brain damage.
Presented by Dr Tracey Bjorkman is a Senior Research Fellow and Group Leader at
the Perinatal Research Centre and UQ Centre for Clinical Research.
9 August 2021
Topic: KTF facilitated Health programs in PNG.
Presented by Kate Donnellan, Kokoda Track Foundation (KTF)
4 August 2021
Topic:
Effective Communication. Presented by Julie Sorrell
27 July 2021
Topic:
Edi Monitoring and NAVA in the Neonatal Patient. Presented by Sharon Crocetti.
22 July 2021
Topic: “This is how we roll: a retrospective audit of positioning
practices of extremely premature infants in the first 72 hours of life.” Presented by Hannah Skelton.
7 July 2021
Topic: Conflict Competence - Julie Sorrell (hosted
by Leadership SIG)
6 July 2021
Topic: Nutrition Seminar (“Standardised feeding
protocols decrease complications in VLBW infants”; ‘Gastric residual aspiration practices: need for an evidence-based clinical
practice guideline’ ; "Donor Milk") - Dr Eveline Staub; Dr Sheeja Perumbil and Justine Parsons (hosted by Eduction SIG)
30 June 2021
Topic: Neuro-critical nursing and supporting the
developing brain
- Dr Gayatri Jape (hosted by NDC SIG) + PowerPoint
presentation slides.
20 May 2021
Topic: “Timing of breast expression initiation in mothers of preterm infants: A pilot randomised controlled trial”
Presenter:
Loretta Anderson, UQ PhD Candidate, Breastfeeding Coordinator , Mater Mothers Parenting Support Service. Casual Academic Nursing and
Midwifery UQ.
12 May 2021
Topic: Perinatal & Neonatal Palliative Care Evening Seminar
- Perinatal & Neonatal Palliative Care - Victoria Kain PhD - Senior Academic, Griffith University
- Introduction to new SA Perinatal Palliative Care Pathway - Rebecca May - Nurse Consultant Paediatric Palliative Care WCH
- Neonatal Palliative Care Portfolio - Jenni Bowler – RN FMC
20 April 2021
Topic: Management of Neonatal Hypoglycaemia, and Does it Matter?
Presenter:
Professor Jane Harding, Liggins Institute, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand.
12 April 2021
Topic: "Possum Playgroup"
Presenter: Jill Martin, Newborn
Family Support Team, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney
08 April 2021
Topic: "Oral
feeding our premature babies – not as easy as it seems”
Presenter: Ms
Krystal Furey Speech pathologist NICU, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney
30 March 2021
Topic: Establishing and Maintaining a breastmilk supply when a baby isn't ready to breastfeed
Presenter: Bronwyn
Bernerius RN RM IBCLC CNS Lactation, RPA Newborn Care, RPAH, Sydney
17 March 2021
Topic: The
effects of nurse education levels of developmental care in Australia: perceptions and challenges.
Presenter: Ms Nadine Griffiths, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Grace Centre for Newborn Intensive Care, The Children’s Hospital at Westmead;
and PhD Candidate, The University of Technology Sydney
15 March 2021
Topic: Cue-based
feeding in the sick or preterm infant.
Presenter: Heather Taylor, RN RM IBCLC, CNS Lactation, RPA Newborn Care, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney.
12th March 2021
Topic: Lung Ultrasound
Presenter: Dr Arun Sett, Neonatal fellow MBBS (Hons),
CCPU (Neonatal) , The Royal Children’s Hospital, Victoria. Arun is a Victorian trained neonatologist currently working for PIPER and
Joan Kirner's Women's and Children's Hospital. Arun has completed ultrasound training through the Australian Society of Ultrasound in
Medicine and has a keen interest in the use of point of care lung ultrasound in the respiratory management in NICU".
10 February 2020
Topic: Storytelling as an act of leadership.
Presenter:
Emma Brand, Head of Projects: Renewable Fuels Program manager for Origin energy.
8 December 2020
Topic: How much should we listen to parents?
Presenter: Dr Susan Ireland - Born and brought up in Zimbabwe where she worked in a poor resource setting where extremely
preterm babies were not offered intensive care at all. Currently a neonatologist in Townsville and has just finished her PHD on exploring
how decisions are made to offer intensive care to periviable neonates at Townsville University Hospital.
12 November 2020
Topic: Fathers' group in the NICU.
Presenters: Ms Gillian Brodie, Senior social worker, King Edward Memorial Hospital,WA; and Mr Jeremy Johnson, Ex-NICU proud dad &
RN in NICU, King Edward Memorial Hospital & Notre Dame University, WA.12 November 2020
7 October 2020
Topic: Circadian care in the NICU: How can we
use day and night to assist in preterm infant development?
Presenters: Mrs Tash Sorensen, Clinical Trial Coordinator for CIRCA DIEM trial, Telethon Kids Institute, King Edward Memorial Hospital and
University of Western Australia
26 August 2020
Topic: The evolution of
clinical practice after moving into a new nursery and post the Family and Infant Neurodevelopmental Education Program (FINE) training
Presenter: Mrs Kristin Hughes, Clinical Nurse, the Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Queensland