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Due to the coronavirus outbreak many of our regional study days have been postponed or moved online.
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Upcoming Courses
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Training is offered to maternity staff employed within SHIP and Dorset.
If you are requesting your study day during work hours please seek approval from your manager prior to booking on these courses.
If you find yourself no longer able to attend please cancel your ticket through your eventbrite account so your place can be reallocated. Please book using your trust email account.
Non attendance (and failure to cancel your place 1 week prior to your course) may incur a fee of £50.
Students are welcome to attend training alongside their mentor, however priority places are for employed staff. Please email holly.green@uhs.nhs.uk prior to booking for availability of student places.
Training is offered to maternity staff employed within SHIP and Dorset.
If you are requesting your study day during work hours please seek approval from your manager prior to booking on these courses.
If you find yourself no longer able to attend please cancel your ticket through your eventbrite account so your place can be reallocated. Please book using your trust email account.
Non attendance (and failure to cancel your place 1 week prior to your course) may incur a fee of £50.
Students are welcome to attend training alongside their mentor, however priority places are for employed staff. Please email holly.green@uhs.nhs.uk prior to booking for availability of student places.
Critical Care Back to Basics Day 1
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Critical Care Back to Basics 1 Day Course
Would you like an update on the care of sick pregnant and postnatal women?
This day is a refresher on the care of women who are unwell on the labour ward, exploring best practice in recognition of deterioration, fluid balance and safe administration of drugs. The day is relevant to all midwives and particularly useful for those wanting to complete a new SHIP wide programme to support higher level care in maternity services.
This training day is open to all midwives working within Wessex
Via TEAMS March and May
12th July in Poole (St Mary Church hall (postcode BH15 2LP) )
3rd November in Southampton (princess anne hospital SO16 5YA parentcraft room)
Would you like an update on the care of sick pregnant and postnatal women?
This day is a refresher on the care of women who are unwell on the labour ward, exploring best practice in recognition of deterioration, fluid balance and safe administration of drugs. The day is relevant to all midwives and particularly useful for those wanting to complete a new SHIP wide programme to support higher level care in maternity services.
This training day is open to all midwives working within Wessex
Via TEAMS March and May
12th July in Poole (St Mary Church hall (postcode BH15 2LP) )
3rd November in Southampton (princess anne hospital SO16 5YA parentcraft room)
book a place
Via TEAMS March and May
12th July in Poole (St Mary Church hall (postcode BH15 2LP) )
3rd November in Southampton (princess anne hospital SO16 5YA parentcraft room)
12th July in Poole (St Mary Church hall (postcode BH15 2LP) )
3rd November in Southampton (princess anne hospital SO16 5YA parentcraft room)
Critical Care Day 2
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Critical Care Day 2 HDU training course
Please only book if you have discussed this with your practice development midwife and manager.
Programme includes
Why caring for sick women matters
Central lines and arterial line gases
Neurology
Advanced fluid management
Central line care
Sepsis and shock
NG tubes
Equipment and reflexes
ECG workshop
Caring for women with higher levels of PPH
Work place competency document
Delivered face to face in Princess Anne Southampton S016 5YA in June and Dec 2022
Please only book if you have discussed this with your practice development midwife and manager.
Programme includes
Why caring for sick women matters
Central lines and arterial line gases
Neurology
Advanced fluid management
Central line care
Sepsis and shock
NG tubes
Equipment and reflexes
ECG workshop
Caring for women with higher levels of PPH
Work place competency document
Delivered face to face in Princess Anne Southampton S016 5YA in June and Dec 2022
book a place
UNICEF Standards Application to Practice
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UNICEF Standards Application to Practice
This course is available to staff and students within SHIP
You will be rostered to attend, then please add yourself onto the correct day to receive further communications and TEAMS link.
There is a 4 hour online course to complete prior to attending this TEAMS interactive day. You can access this via your own trusts learning platform (VLE, green brain, ESR etc) or you can create an account and access it through VLE here. Infant feeding training for midwives and MSWs
This course is available to staff and students within SHIP
You will be rostered to attend, then please add yourself onto the correct day to receive further communications and TEAMS link.
There is a 4 hour online course to complete prior to attending this TEAMS interactive day. You can access this via your own trusts learning platform (VLE, green brain, ESR etc) or you can create an account and access it through VLE here. Infant feeding training for midwives and MSWs
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Maternal Medicine and Diabetes for Midwives
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Maternal Medicine and Diabetes for Midwives Virtual
This interactive day is focused on recognising the abnormal from the normal and is presented on Microsoft Teams.
A series of short presentations on splitting headaches, shortness of breath, chest pain and belly ache in order to aid decision making.
What are the "red flags" and when should I be concerned? What does the referral pathway look like?
Please ask your manager prior to booking
This interactive day is focused on recognising the abnormal from the normal and is presented on Microsoft Teams.
A series of short presentations on splitting headaches, shortness of breath, chest pain and belly ache in order to aid decision making.
What are the "red flags" and when should I be concerned? What does the referral pathway look like?
Please ask your manager prior to booking
SEnd your question to the panel
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Understanding Racial Injustice in Maternity Services
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Please seek your managers agreement prior to booking
