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Date: Tuesday 19 April 2005
Time: 10.00 - 16.00; Refreshments provided.
Venue: Perinatal Institute, Crystal Court.  Click here for a map (Adobe PDF)

We would like to invite you to a special meeting to celebrate WMPI’s 5th Anniversary.
Since its inception in April 2000, the Perinatal Institute has been striving to develop strategies to reduce the incidence of adverse perinatal outcome. A special focus has been to recognise and address inequalities in the service, in line with the NHS Plan and the Health Inequalities Agenda: this will be the theme for the day. In the morning, we will give an overview of how our work is seeking to address inequalities; in the afternoon, invited speakers will add their special insights from related projects.

Perinatal Forum - Addressing Inequalities in Maternity Care

From 09:30

Coffee/Tea

10:00

Chair’s welcome and introduction

Dr Rashmi Shukla - Regional Director of Public Health

10:10

Infant mortality: PSA targets and reality

Prof Jason Gardosi - Director, WMPI

10:20

Social deprivation and perinatal mortality

André Francis - Statistician, WMPI

10:30

Discussion

10:40

Inequalities and the NSF

Pat McGeown - Head of Midwifery, WMPI

10:50

Confidential Enquiry into Diabetes: the role of ethnicity

Pat Brydon - Specialist Midwife, WMPI

11:00

Discussion

11:10

Coffee/Tea

11:30

Social factors and congenital anomalies

Claire Shuter - WMPI Project Manager, Gastroschisis project

11:40

Towards equity in antenatal and neonatal screening

Sharon Hodgkiss - WM Antenatal Screening Coordinator

Glenda Augustine - WM Child Health Screening Coordinator

12:00

Discussion

12:10

Information for mothers: standardisation and individual needs

Kate Morse & Jill Wright - Specialist Midwives, WMPI

12:20

Developing MANNERS for equity audit

Elizabeth Bibby - Clinical Informatics Manager, WMPI

12:30

Discussion

12:40

Lunch

13:30

Long term effects of perinatal deprivation

Dr Paramjit Gill -  Dept. of Primary Care & General Practice, Birmingham University

14:00

Social inequalities and health behaviour in pregnancy 

Dr Helen Pattison – Senior Lecturer in Health Psychology, Aston University

14:30

Addressing inequalities through SureStart

Julia Neall - West Midlands Health Development Agency / NICE

15:00

Environmental hazards and perinatal implications

Dr Pat Saunders - Health Protection Agency, Oxford

15:30

Open Forum Discussion

16:00

Close - Coffee/Tea

Attendance is free, and includes buffet lunch and refreshments. However places are limited and advance registration is required - please return a booking form to secure a place to:

Heidi Stueckle

Perinatal Institute
Crystal Court
Aston Cross
BIRMINGHAM B6 5RQ

Phone: 0121-687 3400
Fax: 0121-687 3401
Email:  office@pi.nhs.uk

Places are limited and early registration is recommended

Please note that places can only be allocated after your booking form has been received. Map and directions to car park will follow with confirmation of registration.

 

 

 
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