Come together with NHS professionals involved in paediatric complex discharge at this engaging online forum to identify and achieve best practice in your complex discharges
Hear case study examples and expert experiences that will give you out-of-the-box ideas and useful planning strategies to overcome your complex discharge challenges. This ‘how-to’ guidance day will equip you with practical strategies to work with patients and their families and improve your discharge efficiency.
5 hours Continuing Professional Development: what you will learn
Take one day out to explore the best practice guidance for achieving a seamless paediatric complex discharge; discover what is working well with teams from across the country.
Designed for healthcare professionals involved in paediatric complex discharge, book on and benefit from:
Developed with convenience in mind: join this online NHS event from the comfort of your own home
With an enhanced emphasis on networking, interactive discussion and idea sharing, this forum will provide you with all the elements you need to deliver change in your complex discharge processes, through:
9:00 |
Registration, technical support and networking opportunity
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9:30 |
Introduction, instructions and chair’s opening remarks
Ann Miller, Paediatric Complex Care Discharge Co-ordinator, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust
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Planning a smooth discharge | |
9:40 |
‘How-to’ guidance: creating an efficient and timely complex discharge process
Jess Donnelly, Paediatric Community Nursing Specialist Nurse, Hounslow and Richmond Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
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10:10 |
Questions and answers with your speakers
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10:20 |
Interactive discussion: Improving the efficiency of discharge in your service
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10:40 |
Feedback from interactive discussion: Improving the efficiency of discharge in your service
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10:50 |
Screen break
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Collaborating with multiple teams | |
11:00 |
Best practice for managing the involvement of different teams in complex discharge
Jenny Mallows, Children's Complex Care Lead Nurse, Children Complex Care Team, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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11:30 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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Best practice models for discharge | |
11:40 |
Case study: Exploring Sheffield Children’s Hospital paediatric complex discharge model
Elle Atkin, PCCU Family Care Sister, Sheffield Children's Hospital NHS Trust
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12:10 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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12:20 |
Lunch break
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1:00 |
Case study: Transitioning from hospital to home at Evelina London, Guy’s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust
Christina Feasey, Team Leader, Children’s Community Nursing Team, Evelina London, Guy’s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust
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1:30 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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1:40 |
Interactive discussion: Shared learning: exploring your discharge challenges
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2:00 |
Feedback from interactive discussion: Shared learning: exploring your discharge challenges
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2:10 |
Screen break
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Managing discharge expectations | |
2:20 |
Handling parental and carer expectations: supporting their role in home care
Emma Wall, Paediatric Complex Discharge Nurse, Community Children's Nursing Service, Walsall Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
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2:50 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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3:00 |
Interactive discussion: Highlighting the voice of the CYP during their discharge
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3:20 |
Feedback from interactive discussion: Highlighting the voice of the CYP during their discharge
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3:30 |
Chair’s closing remarks and close of day
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First-hand speaker experience
This crucial interactive forum will equip you with the practical tools to enable your patients’ complex discharge be accomplished in a safe and timely manner. Your confirmed speakers so far include:
Jess is a Paediatric Community Nursing specialist nurse, covering both Hounslow, North West London, and Richmond in South West London. Since joining the trust in 2016, Jess has worked alongside tertiary palliative care teams and local hospices to support families of children at the end of life.
From reviewing NICE guidance and recognising gaps, it was recognised the importance of children’s community nurses roles within advanced care plans and the importance of including families in these decisions.
Emma Wall is a Paediatric Complex Discharge Nurse at Walsall Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. The Community Children’s Nursing service provides holistic care to sick children by providing nursing care in the community setting, empowering and enabling the child, family/carers to become more competent in the management of the child’s condition, thereby reducing the need for hospital admissions or enabling early discharge.
The Community Children’s Nurses provide nursing care to children and young people with a life-limiting, life-threatening condition, complex disability, long-term conditions such as asthma, eczema or allergies as well as palliative and end-of-life care. The service also provides short-term nursing care to sick children to enable early discharge from hospital.
Call for speakers
Expected attendees
This engaging online study day has been designed as a sharing forum for NHS professionals seeking to improve their paediatric complex discharge process. From children’s complex care, continuing care and discharge planning teams, this is intended for, but not limited to:
Past attendee feedback
This is the latest in a series of Paediatric Complex Need events which have been held on-line for NHS professionals, including MDT Communication Models and Strategies, Streamlining your Complex Discharge Pathways, Advancing Children’s Continuing Care and Multi-Agency Approach to Complex Needs for CYP. Check out some of the excellent feedback we have received over the years:
“Expanded the knowledge I had, triggered thought processes”
Sheffield Teaching Hospital, Paediatric Complex Needs: MDT Communication Models and Strategies, June 2024
“Excellent mix of presentations and group discussion”
East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust, Paediatric Complex Needs: MDT Communication Models and Strategies, June 2024
“Great to get different areas sharing experience”
University Hospitals Sussex Foundation Trust, Streamlining your Complex Discharge Pathways, April 2023
“Great to network with other professionals and hear about other teams”
BHSCT, Streamlining your Complex Discharge Pathways, April 2023
“Really found this training very interesting and helpful. A lot of great networking opportunities and the case studies were really useful, encouraging interaction”
North Yorkshire Disabled Children's Service, Advancing Children’s Continuing Care, September 2023
“Really current, informative and excellent speakers, thank you very much!”
Leeds Children’s Hospital, Progressing your Multi-Agency Children’s Complex Needs Pathways, May 2022
“I really enjoyed the day. I thought the discussions were interesting and I found it reassuring that my service is on par with others”
The Shakespeare Hospice, Progressing your Multi-Agency Children’s Complex Needs Pathways, May 2022
“All of the presentations from the speakers were excellent and gave a brilliant insight into what other trusts and organisations are doing to achieve effective multi-agency approaches to healthcare”
Portsmouth NHS Foundation Trust, Multi-Agency Approach to Complex Needs for CYP, Jan 2021
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