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 [email protected] 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 [email protected] 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 and is face to face at Princess Anne (SO16 5YA) during 2024.
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 and is face to face at Princess Anne (SO16 5YA) during 2024.
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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
2024 dates at Princess Anne Hospital Southampton SO16 5YA
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Human Factors in Maternity
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Human Factors in Maternity
What are Human Factors in healthcare?
“Enhancing clinical performance through an understanding of the effects of teamwork, tasks, equipment, workspace, culture and organisation on human behaviour and abilities and application of that knowledge in clinical settings”.
The primary purpose of the NHS is to deliver high quality care to all, free at the point of need. High quality care encompasses care that is safe, clinically effective, and results in as positive an experience for patients as possible. However, delivering healthcare can place individuals, teams and organisations under pressure. Staff have to make difficult decisions in dynamic, often unpredictable circumstances. In such intense situations, decision making can be compromised, impacting on the quality of care, clinical outcomes, and potentially causing harm to the patient; poor performance also increases costs.
This human factors in maternity course is facilitated by a multidisciplinary faculty within SHIP.
It is essential that you have read your pre-course material (including the dirty dozen) before you come to the course, as this is a very packed and interactive day in which you are expected to participate fully.
Dates:
12th December 2024 - PAH
11th March 2025 - PAH
3rd July 2025 - QAH
21st November 2025 - RHCH
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Perinatal Mental Health Champions Training (MDT)
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Perinatal Mental Health Champions Training (MDT)
The introduction of the Perinatal Mental Health Champion Group is designed to build advocacy for Perinatal Mental Health amongst the maternity workforce, to develop an understanding of the evidence around Perinatal Mental Health and equip the Champions with the knowledge and resources to signpost appropriately.
The introduction of the Perinatal Mental Health Champion Group is designed to build advocacy for Perinatal Mental Health amongst the maternity workforce, to develop an understanding of the evidence around Perinatal Mental Health and equip the Champions with the knowledge and resources to signpost appropriately.
12Attributes of a Perinatal Mental Health Champion include:
The training to join the Perinatal Mental Health Champion Group will span one whole day and will cover the following topic areas:
- Having a passion or interest in Perinatal and Infant Mental Health
- Being a good communicator
- Having the confidence to educate others
- A commitment to advocacy for the families in our care
- A desire to improve outcomes for women and their families
The training to join the Perinatal Mental Health Champion Group will span one whole day and will cover the following topic areas:
- Perinatal mental illness and why it matters
- Recognition and detection of perinatal mental illness
- Impact of parental mental health on the infant
- Safeguarding and risk
- PAH Perinatal Mental Health Referral Pathways & Signposting
- Mindfulness & Self-Care
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Maternal Medicine for Midwives
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Maternal Medicine for Midwives
This interactive day is focused on recognising the abnormal from the normal and is presented face to face in Southampton.
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 face to face in Southampton.
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
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