°ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Children in Care Nursing Conference
11 Jul 2024
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Book now to explore Statutory Health Assessments through the lens of trauma informed care.
Join us at the Children in Care Nursing annual one-day conference, as we go back to basics and take a fresh look at Statutory Health Assessments through the lens of trauma informed care.
Hear from leading experts on the latest research and best practice including:
- How trauma informed approaches can improve the quality of health assessments for children in care
- Using language that cares in all areas of our practice
- Quality assurance, audit and national checklist – how do we agree what ‘good’ looks like?
- Challenging statements and assumptions
- Lived experiences of children and young people in care.
We are excited to announce that Dr Karen Treisman, Clinical Psychologist, Author and Trainer, Safe Hands and Thinking Minds, will be joining us to present the morning session.
Learning outcomes:
- Take a fresh look at Statutory Health Assessments for Children in Care and our approach to them, what are they, why do we do them and how?
- Drive the improvement of health services for children in care through sharing of best practice and professional development, particularly for children placed out of area.
- Maintain and promote the profile of the °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Children in Care Nurses community network and activities and support available to colleagues.
Who should attend?
This event is aimed at specialist, Named and Designated Nurses for Children in Care or those wishing to gain an understanding in this area of nursing.
Book with two or more colleagues to receive a 10% discount.
The event will be hosted on Zoom Events, enabling a highly interactive and engaging experience for delegates.
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0207 647 3577
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Please note these programme details and timings are subject to change. A final programme will be circulated prior to the event.
09.00 Explore the conference platform
09.15 Chair’s opening remarks Pauline Edwards, °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Children in Care Nurses Network Designated Nurse for Children In Care, NHS Gloucestershire ICB
09.25 A spotlight on infusing trauma informed ideas and values into health assessments Dr Karen Treisman, Clinical Psychologist, Author and Trainer, Safe Hands and Thinking Minds
10.55 Comfort break
11.10 A spotlight on infusing trauma informed ideas and values into health assessments Dr Karen Treisman, Clinical Psychologist, Author and Trainer, Safe Hands and Thinking Minds
12.40 Lunch break
13.20 Chair’s introduction to the afternoon sessions Corina Christos, °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Children in Care Nurses Network Designated Nurse for Children In Care, North West London ICB
13.25 Most Significant Change Model Cathy Jermey, Designated Nurse for Children in Care and Care Leavers, NHS Devon ICB and Jade Simmons, Clinical Team Manager for Children in Care and Care Leavers (Devon / Torbay), Child and Family Health Devon
14.05 The health experiences of children and young people in care in England Áine Kelly, Care Experienced Research Officer, University of Oxford
14.45 Comfort break
15.00 Panel discussion: Reflections on practice Cathy Jermey, Designated Nurse for Children in Care and Care Leavers, NHS Devon ICB, Jade Simmons, Clinical Team Manager for Children in Care and Care Leavers (Devon / Torbay), Child and Family Health Devon, Áine Kelly, Care Experienced Research Officer, University of Oxford
15.40 Chair’s closing remarks Corina Christos, °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Children in Care Nurses Network Designated Nurse for Children In Care, North West London ICB
15.45 Conference close
Chairs:
Pauline Edwards, °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Children in Care Nurses Network, Designated Nurse for Children In Care, NHS Gloucestershire ICB
Pauline has a background in general nursing, Midwifery and more latterly Public Health Nursing (School Nursing) as well as being a qualified Practice Educator.
Pauline’s interest in the health needs of children in care started when she worked as a school nurse where she also sat for six years on panel for an Independent Fostering Agency. She has worked in both Specialist and Designated roles for Children in Care since 2008 in Gloucestershire. Pauline is passionate about the need to reduce health inequalities and level the playing field for children in the care system and people who are care experienced across their lifespan.
Pauline is particularly interested in supporting her nursing colleagues who work in this unique speciality and making sure that we have a well informed and highly trained workforce to support succession planning into the future.
Corina Christos, °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Children in Care Nurses Network, Designated Nurse for Children In Care, North West London ICB
Speakers:
Dr Karen Treisman, Clinical Psychologist, Author and Trainer, Safe Hands and Thinking Minds
Dr Karen Treisman, MBE, is a Clinical Psychologist, Trainer, Organizational Consultant and Author of 13 books and 5 sets of therapeutic cards. Karen has experience working in numerous different local authorities, NHS teams, and abroad in Africa and Asia. Karen specialises in working with and supporting those who work with relational and developmental trauma.
More speaker details coming soon.
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°ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Members rate |
£80 +VAT |
£96 inc vat |
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Non-Members rate |
£120 +VAT |
£144 inc VAT |
Join the °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø to be immediately eligible for the member rate.
Discounts available (max one per booking) - redeemable via telephone/booking form only.
40% discount - nursing student members (pre-registration only), associate retired °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø members, HCAs or Aps
25% discount - Accredited °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Trade Union Representatives
10% discount - Group discount when three or more delegates book together.
To make a booking
Online bookings are the easiest and fastest way to book 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Bookings can be made by phone with payment by credit card/Maestro, by calling +44 (0)2920 546460. Lines are open from 9.30am - 4.30pm Monday to Friday.
Bookings can also be made via email with a downloaded booking form with credit card details or payment/remittance advice emailed to eventsreg@rcn.org.uk
You will not be registered for this event unless payment accompanies your application. Places cannot be held provisionally.
The °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø reserves the right to refuse any booking at any time.
To pay by invoice
To pay by invoice you must send all of the below to eventsreg@rcn.org.uk
- A copy of the Purchase Order document from your organisation or company (we cannot process your order without it).
- Your Finance department/accounts payable contact email address to receive an electronic copy of the invoice from us.
- A completed °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Events Booking Form for each delegate in the booking.
Once the invoice has been raised, you will then receive confirmation of your delegate booking on the event requested. Invoices are to be paid within 30 days of the invoice being issued.
The conference is open to all nurses, student nurses, nursing support workers and allied health professionals working in academic, clinical, and professional settings in the UK and overseas.
Benefits of attending:
- Accrue up to 7 hours of CPD to count towards your revalidation.
- Learn about latest developments within professional practice, policy and law.
- Hear from eminent keynote speakers on contemporary issues.
- Consider and highlight best practice at national and local level.
- Network with peers from across the UK
Need a helping hand with securing time off or funding to attend? Please download these helpful hints and tips.
Our virtual venue
This event is hosted on Zoom Events, the all-in-one virtual conference platform that enables attendees to connect, learn and interact live with people anywhere.
Please note this is a private event for registered delegates who have a valid conference booking. Registered delegates will also be able to view recorded content after the event.
We recommend reading the following guidance before the event to ensure that you get the best experience using Zoom Events.
Accessing Zoom Events
Delegates can expect to receive their joining instructions by email one week before the event. If you’re unable to locate your joining instructions, check your junk email first, then please contact a member of the events team on 0207 647 3577 or email rcnevents@rcn.org.uk
If you have registered for the event using a work email address, there are occasions when firewall settings can block the email reaching you.
If you do not already have a Zoom Events account, you will be asked to create one and agree to their terms and conditions before accessing the event.
Note: To join the event, users must log in to Zoom Events using the same email address used when booking a place at the event.
Please test your joining link before the day of the event. Some organisations firewall protection may block access to Zoom Events, so you may need to contact your IT department to resolve this.
Creating your profile
When you first access Zoom Events, you’ll be prompted to set up your profile.
You can upload a photo, add your place of work, job title, social media contacts and a brief biography to give you more presence and maximise networking at the event.
In preparation for the event, we recommend the following:
Check your equipment
Use a computer or laptop if possible, preferably not more than 3 years old
If using a mobile device, please ensure that you are using iOS or Android
Before joining the event on a computer or mobile device, download the latest version of the Zoom desktop client/app from the . Otherwise, you will be prompted to download and install Zoom when you click the join link
Check your internet connection
- You can use the to identify if your device and network connection meet the minimum requirements needed to enjoy the optimal Zoom Events experience
- The test provides users with recommendations based on the results
- Use the latest versions of Google Chrome, Safari, or Firefox on your computer or laptop
- Open the event in incognito or private browser window
- Check that you have followed the advice above for the best experience using Zoom Events
- If using a work device with firewall protection, share this with your IT department ahead of the event for Zoom’s firewall rules
- Close all other applications or programmes on your device e.g. Microsoft Teams
- Refresh your browser
- Turn off your camera to improve connectivity
- Reduce the number of devices in your household using the internet as this could affect your bandwidth internet connection
- Restart your computer
If your query relates to a booking, please contact the °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Events Registration Team (Monday to Friday, 9am-4.30pm):
+44 (0)2920 546460
For any other queries relating to this conference please contact the °ÄÃÅÆÆÂëÍø Events Team:
+44 (0)207 6473577
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