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Maternity & Newborn Care – Day 2
London: 1st Oct & Manchester: 5th Nov

Chair: Janet MF Fyle MA RM RN – Professional Policy Advisor, RCM

AM Sessions


9.20 Understanding & meeting the needs of teenage pregnancy     
Beth Kelly – Teenage Pregnancy Coordinator, NHS Wandsworth & Deborah Melton - Teenage Pregnancy Project Officer, NHS Wandsworth.

10.00 Understanding the legal risks & challenges in midwifery: How to protect yourself as a midwife. Midwife on trial (Manchester only).
London: Andrew Andrews – Director of Medico-Legal Group, Bond Solon.
Manchester: Bond Solon Training Representative.

10.40 Exhibition & Morning Coffee

11.20 From womb to room – benefits of water labour/birth
Benefits for mothers: Control/mobility/physiological labour. Benefits for babies: Gentle birth/reduce stress/increased bonding. Benefits for care givers: Autonomy/
re-establishing traditional skills. Opportunities to ask your questions.
Manchester: Dianne Garland – Freelance midwife

12.00 Safety & effectiveness of complementary therapies in pregnancy
Benefits of non-pharmacological strategies during birth. Safety issues of complementary therapies.
Denise Tiran MSc – Director, Expectancy Ltd, & Visiting Lecturer, University of Greenwich, London


12.40 Exhibition & Lunch

PM Sessions


1.30 Stem cell/cord blood banking explained
Terie Duffy – Midwife Cord Blood Co-ordinator, King’s College Hospital

2.10 Active birth with yoga
Jill Benjoya-Miller – Active Birth & Yogabirth Teacher, Birth Doula and Mother of three, London

2.50 Exhibition & Afternoon Tea

3.20 Nutrition in pregnancy: What’s new?
Obesity & weight gain. Micronutrient status & supplementation: Iron, folate & vitamin D. Omega-3 fats. Caffeine. Healthy start.
Dr Gail Rees – Lecturer in Human Nutrition, University of Plymouth

3.50 Refugees, asylum seekers & maternity       
Review of the limited data on health outcomes for asylum seekers & refugees. The asylum process & implications for maternity & other health services. Entitlement to financial support & access to support services for pregnant women & new mothers. Challenges in providing woman-centred care.
Rosalind Bragg – Director, Maternity Action