Join fellow Children’s Community and Hospices Nurses for this one-day course, providing a welcome refresher to Long-Term Non-Invasive Ventilation
When there is a lack of standardisation across the country and navigating ventilators is complex, benchmarking your role is vital. Book your place today to network, learn from the experiences of others with a wealth of knowledge and boost your confidence for supporting CYP using NIV.
6 hours Continuing Professional Development: what you will learn
Developed with convenience in mind: join this online forum remotely
9:00 |
Registration, technical support and networking opportunity
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9:30 |
Introduction, instructions and chair’s opening remarks
Lee Richardson, Home Ventilation Nurse, Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust
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Navigating paediatric complex discharge from hospital to home | |
9:40 |
Streamlining paediatric complex discharge home for CYP using NIV
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10:10 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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10:20 |
Interactive discussion: Exploring commissioning and funding models for Paediatric NIV
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10:35 |
Feedback from interactive discussion: Exploring commissioning and funding models for Paediatric NIV
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10:45 |
Screen break
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Improving the use of Non-Invasive Ventilation | |
11:05 |
How to improve and standardise mask fitting in home settings to ensure comfort and compliance
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11:35 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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11:45 |
Best practice guidance for optimising ventilator settings for children and young people
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Innovation within Non-Invasive Ventilation | |
12:15 |
Spotlight talk: Utilising automated design to create patient specific NIV masks for children
Dr Connor Myant, Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London
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12:25 |
Questions and answers with your speakers
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12:35 |
Lunch break
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Enhancing patient outcomes and quality of life | |
1:05 |
Improving consent and compliance to ensure NIV success for CYP
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1:35 |
Spotlight talk: Discovering a real-world perspective: learning from families, carers and children
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1:45 |
Exploring the importance of ethical decision making in paediatric NIV
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2:15 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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2:25 |
Interactive discussion: How to support CYP to improve their quality of life
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2:40 |
Feedback from interactive discussion: How to support CYP to improve their quality of life
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2:50 |
Screen break
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How to achieve successful NIV | |
3:10 |
Regular reassessment and home monitoring: collaborating to get children off Long-Term NIV
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3:40 |
Questions and answers with your speaker
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Enhancing transition to adult services | |
3:50 |
Interactive discussion: Addressing the challenges faced when transitioning children from paediatric NIV care to adult services
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4:05 |
Feedback from interactive discussion: Addressing the challenges faced when transitioning children from paediatric NIV care to adult services
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4:15 |
Chair's closing remarks and close of conference
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Call for speakers
Confirmed speaker to-date:
Connor Myant is a Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) and group lead in the Advanced Manufacturing Group at the Dyson School of Design Engineering. His general research interests include: Design for Additive Manufacture, Mass Customisation, development of 3D Printing technology and software, and Tribology.
Connor is currently module leader for Solid Mechanics 2 (Core 2nd yr module), and Design for Additive Manufacture (3rd/4th yr elective) on the Design Engineering Masters Degree.
Prior to starting his lectureship, Connor worked in the ICL Tribology Group, where he held a Junior Research Fellowship studying synovial fluid lubrication of artificial articular joints. Connor gained his PhD from Imperial College London in 2010 on the development of experimental techniques for investigating lubricated, compliant, bearing contacts. Connor graduated from the University of Exeter in 2006 with a Bachelors (BEng) in Mechanical Engineering.
Expected attendees
Past attendee feedback
This online meeting follows a number of previous successful paediatric and ventilation focused meetings which have previously been described as ‘fantastic for networking’ and ‘one of the best conference I have attended’. But don’t take our word for it, checkout how much the attendees enjoy our events:
‘Great day, thought provoking’
Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Paediatric Complex Needs - MDT Communication Models and Strategies, June 2024
‘Excellent mix of presentations and group discussion’
Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Paediatric Complex Needs - MDT Communication Models and Strategies, June 2024
‘Amazing. Really enjoyed how interactive it was. A lot of very useful learning and information’
Acorns Children’s Hospice, Enhancing Paediatric Ventilation via Tracheostomy, February 2024
‘Really enjoyable day, good refresher course, concise delivering of information’
Acorns Children’s Hospice, Enhancing Paediatric Ventilation via Tracheostomy, 2024
‘As always very well organised and fab speakers’
Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Paediatric Complex Needs - MDT Communication Models and Strategies, June 2024
‘Enjoyable and informative day. Will definitely recommend to colleagues’
Paediatrics LTV Service Delivery, 2022
‘Very informative day, speakers were very knowledgeable in their areas of expertise’
Great Practice in Paediatric Long-Term Ventilation, 2021
‘I really enjoyed the discussions and breakout rooms - it was great to have such an interaction’
Great Practice in Paediatric Long-Term Ventilation, 2021
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