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Local Government Intelligence Public Health Nursing: The Foundation of the Future
22 Oct 2013
Unite/CPHVA Annual Professional Conference
Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23rd October
Two day live broadcast from York Racecourse
Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23rd October
Two day live broadcast from York Racecourse
Continuing professional development for School and Nursery Nurses is a key element of this year's programme - with practical, learning based content delivered by expert speakers. Sessions include:
- The findings of the Francis Inquiry - implications for community practice
- Violence in teenage relationships
- Child sexual exploitation
- The role of schools in promoting health
- Meeting the sex education/relationship needs of young people
- 1-2-1 school nursing campaign
- Safeguarding children
- Immunisation update
Confirmed speakers include:
Dr Maggie Atkinson, Children's Commissioner for England;
Dr Helen Bedford, Senior Lecturer in Children's Health;
Christopher Cloke, Head of CP Professional Reputation, NSPCC;
Barbara Evans, Community Nursery Nurse, Leicestershire Partnership Trust;
Lynne Laine, Associate Director Safeguarding, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust;
Penny Wild, Clinical Lead - School Nursing, Bradford District Care Trust.
Programme
Day 1 - 22 Oct 2013
10:00
Carolyn Taylor, Chair, CPHVA Executive
Chair’s opening remarks
10:05
Rachael Maskell, Head of Health, Unite the Union
10:12
Christopher Cloke, Vice-President, Community Practitioners and Health Visitors Association; Head of CP Professional Reputation, NSPCC
Vice-President’s welcome
10:20
Judith Ellis, Council Member,Nursing and Midwifery Council
Keynote address: The findings of the Francis Inquiry – implications for community practice
10:35
Professor Viv Bennett, Director of Nursing for Department of Health and Public Health England
Population health and personalised care: health visiting and school nursing teams improving health and well-being
11:20
Kay Carberry, Assistant General Secretary, TUC
TUC address
11:40
Chief Nurses’ platform: devolution in practice
1 Jane Cummings, Chief Nursing Officer, England;
2 Ros Moore, Chief Nursing Officer, Scotland:
3 Charlotte McArdle, Chief Nursing Officer, Northern Ireland;
4 Professor Jean White, Chief Nursing Officer, Wales;
2 Ros Moore, Chief Nursing Officer, Scotland:
3 Charlotte McArdle, Chief Nursing Officer, Northern Ireland;
4 Professor Jean White, Chief Nursing Officer, Wales;
12:30
Best Practice Seminar 5 The Healthy Child Programme
Chair: Toity Deave;
Evaluating a population measure of child health and development at two years from the user perspective (parents and professionals);
Dr Helen Bedford, Senior Lecturer Children's Health, UCL Institute of Child Health;
An evaluation of the Healthy Child Programme Two Year Review: an integrated development review;
Nicola Monaghan, Children's Clinical Lead (Health Visitor), Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust;
Linda McMillan, Locality Manager, Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust; Emily Wood, 0-4 years Outcomes Improvement Co-ordinator, Wigan Council.
Evaluating a population measure of child health and development at two years from the user perspective (parents and professionals);
Dr Helen Bedford, Senior Lecturer Children's Health, UCL Institute of Child Health;
An evaluation of the Healthy Child Programme Two Year Review: an integrated development review;
Nicola Monaghan, Children's Clinical Lead (Health Visitor), Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust;
Linda McMillan, Locality Manager, Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Trust; Emily Wood, 0-4 years Outcomes Improvement Co-ordinator, Wigan Council.
12:32
12:33
Best Practice Seminars A: 3. Leadership
12:34
Best Practice Seminars A: 4. Parenting
12:35
Best Practice Seminars A: 6. Annex Z: Does this support NHS staff when they are on sick leave?
12:36
Best Practice Seminars A: CNN Symposium - Children's sleep: challenges and management
14:30
Dr Lynne Friedli, Mental Health Promotion Specialist
Public mental health
14:45
Dr Pauline Craig, Head of Equality, NHS Health Scotland
Building community capacity – the role of the public health nurse
15:00
Dr Janet Atherton, President, Association of Directors of Public Health
The public health landscape: how will integration affect community practice?
What's on now:
15:15
Panel discussion:
15:30
Obi Amadi, Lead Professional Officer – Health Sector, Unite the Union
Annual professional update
15:45
Unite/CPHVA presentations
16:30
Best Practice Seminar 11 The Health Visitor Implementation Plan
Chair: Dr Jane Appleton;
Driving the professional mobilisation agenda as part of the Implementation Plan: the Leeds response;
Sally Kennedy, Health Visitor Clinical Lead, Leeds Community Healthcare Trust and Kathryn Waldegrave, Health Visitor, Parkside Health Centre;
Meeting the challenge of the Health Visiting Implementation Plan: developing flexible innovative practice education models;
Jan Mitcheson, Senior Lecturer, University Campus Suffolk and Anne Devlin, Deputy Dean: Learning and Teaching, Anglia Ruskin University.
Driving the professional mobilisation agenda as part of the Implementation Plan: the Leeds response;
Sally Kennedy, Health Visitor Clinical Lead, Leeds Community Healthcare Trust and Kathryn Waldegrave, Health Visitor, Parkside Health Centre;
Meeting the challenge of the Health Visiting Implementation Plan: developing flexible innovative practice education models;
Jan Mitcheson, Senior Lecturer, University Campus Suffolk and Anne Devlin, Deputy Dean: Learning and Teaching, Anglia Ruskin University.
16:31
16:32
Best Practice Seminars B: 8. Education and Research
16:33
Best Practice Seminars B: 9. Leadership
16:34
Best Practice Seminars B: 10. Commissioning
16:35
16:36
Day 2 - 23 Oct 2013
09:15
Masterclass: How to help parents prevent behaviour, social and emotional problems in children
Chair: Sarah Reddington-Bowes;
Sioban Boyce, Communication / Behaviour Specialist, Not Just Talking
Sioban Boyce, Communication / Behaviour Specialist, Not Just Talking
09:16
Masterclass: Record keeping, ownership and digital transformation
09:18
09:19
Masterclass: Building research capacity: Supporting research to improve evidence-based practice
09:20
09:21
Masterclass: Child Sexual Exploitation: A Public Health Issue
09:22
09:23
Masterclass: School Nursing: Violence in Teenage Relationships
10:25
Open Mic with CPHVA Professional Team
11:00
Barbara Evans, Community Nursery Nurse, Leicestershire Partnership Trust
Emergence of the butterfly: an update on CNN regulation and launch of a new training pack for CNNs
12:00
Catherine Johnstone, Chief Executive, The Samaritans
The importance of hope in our society
12:15
Vicki Lant, UK Head of Children’s Centre Development, Barnardos
Safeguarding children – new ways of working
12:40
Dr Maggie Atkinson, Children's Commissioner for England
Health and schools: the rights of the child
13:00
Questions and discussion
13:20
Exhibitor Interview Lansinoh - Katie Hilton
14:15
Best Practice Seminar 14 Education and Research
Chair: Anita McCrum;
Why health visiting? A programme of research to support the Call to Action:
Emeritus Professor Dame Sarah Cowley, Karen Whittaker, Senior Lecturer, University of Central Lancashire:
and Mary Malone, Lecturer and Pathway Leader Advanced Practice (SCPHN: Health Visiting and School Nursing), King’s College London.
Why health visiting? A programme of research to support the Call to Action:
Emeritus Professor Dame Sarah Cowley, Karen Whittaker, Senior Lecturer, University of Central Lancashire:
and Mary Malone, Lecturer and Pathway Leader Advanced Practice (SCPHN: Health Visiting and School Nursing), King’s College London.
14:16
Best Practice Seminars C: 13. Informatics
14:17
Best Practice Seminars C: 15. Public Health Nursing Practice Tools
14:18
Best Practice Seminars C: 16. School Nursing and Health
14:19
Best Practice Seminars C: 17. Cultural Issues
14:20
Best Practice Seminars C: 18. Parenting
14:21
Best Practice Seminars C: 19. MacQueen Award Winners in Practice and Research
15:45
The Nick Robin Memorial Lecture
Guest speaker: Mike Tomlinson, The Jane Tomlinson Appeal
16:15
Summation and close of conference
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