Liverpool Women’s Hospital, Maternity Neonatal Safety Improvement Programme (MatNeoSIP) and the North West Neonatal Operational Delivery Network (NWNODN) are collaborating on an interactive study day as part of our optimisation of the preterm infant week.
Held at Liverpool Women’s Hospital, the event which will showcase excellence from across the region in implementing the preterm infant care bundle. There will be interactive workshops during the afternoon focusing on both the obstetric and neonatal elements of the care bundle, including a session on volume-guarantee ventilation.
Why is this important?
It is important for you and your teams to attend this event and contribute to the sharing of learning to ensure the best outcomes for our preterm babies across the North West.
The event is free, but places are limited to 3 per hospital. Please ensure you include representatives from both neonatal and maternity teams. Lunch and refreshments will be included.
If you would like to express your interest in attending this event, please contact: amanda.andrews@healthinnovationnwc.nhs.uk
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