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Neurodevelopmental Care Seminar14 Nov 15 November 2019
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08:15 -13:00 Freeman Wallace Lecture Theatre, Level 5, Kollings Building, Royal North Shore Hospital, Reserve Road, St. Leonards Sydney, NSW, 2065 Nearest Train Station: St Leonards CPD Hours: 3.0 hrs Registration closing date: 01. November 2019 Cost: ACNN Members $25, non-members $35 Morning tea provided Parking on site, fees apply |
Leadership SIG Dinner Event8 Nov Friday 8 November 2019
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Dinner Event Fratelli Fresh, 1 Bridge Street, Sydney Speaker: Claire Lumley, Nursing and Operations Executive Cost: $55 member; $65 Non-Member Scholarship given on the night for $1000 to attend a leadership forum. Register HERE by Friday 1 November. |
Visiting Scholar Tour - BREAKING NEWS9 Oct
For the dinner and package deals - REGISTER HERE For attending the conference day only - Register HERE |
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Clinical Practice Guidelines for care around stillbirth and neonatal death13 Aug Updated guidelines by SANDA, released in 2019. Section 3. Respectful and supportive perinatal bereavement care. Endorsed by ACNN.
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Visiting scholar event31 Jul Friday 25th October, Melbourne
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Invited Speaker: Dr Nancy Feeley, School of Nursing, McGill University, Canada Dr. Feeley’s research focuses on the psychological well-being of, and resources available to, parents of very low birth-weight (VLBW) infants. She received the FRSQ Clinician Research Scholar Career Award for 2008 - 2012 for this work. She has conducted a clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of an intervention program to reduce anxiety and enhance the parenting behavior of mothers of VLBW infants, examined the responses of parents to the NICU environment, compared the responses of mothers and fathers, and examined post-traumatic stress symptoms in mothers of VLBW infants. |
2019 Visiting Scholar Tour31 Jul The 2019 Visiting Scholar is Associate Professor Nancy Feeley, School of Nursing, McGill
University, Canada
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Dr. Feeley’s research focuses on the psychological well-being of, and resources available to, parents of very low birth-weight (VLBW) infants. She received the FRSQ Clinician Research Scholar Career Award for 2008 - 2012 for this work. She has conducted a clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of an intervention program to reduce anxiety and enhance the parenting behavior of mothers of VLBW infants, examined the responses of parents to the NICU environment, compared the responses of mothers and fathers, and examined post-traumatic stress symptoms in mothers of VLBW infants. Event dates
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