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BICS Conference, Pollock Campus, Edinburgh 14-15th Nov 2024

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A detailed programme is available on the conference tab.

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aBSTRACT sUBMISSION:

Guidelines for presentation

POSTERS

Posters should be created both as hard and soft copies. There will be display space at the conference for A0 posters (84.1 x 118.9cm) in portrait format; a pdf of the poster should also be uploaded onto the Oxford Abstracts site so that all those attending can view and download the posters. If you sign in to Oxford Abstracts and go to your original abstract submission, you will be able to upload your pdf there (max size 10MB). 


ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Oral presentations are 8 minutes long with 2 minutes at the end for questions. The presentations should be in PowerPoint and submitted in advance to aweeks@liv.ac.uk.




About BICS

Mission statement

Benefits of membership

Benefits of membership

The British Intrapartum Care Society [BICS] was established in 2018 to promote excellence in intrapartum care. 


Our aim is to standardise the care provided to women and babies across the British Isles during labour, ensuring safe practice through shared learning, high quality education and research.  


Following the principles of co-producti

The British Intrapartum Care Society [BICS] was established in 2018 to promote excellence in intrapartum care. 


Our aim is to standardise the care provided to women and babies across the British Isles during labour, ensuring safe practice through shared learning, high quality education and research.  


Following the principles of co-production, working with women and families underpins our philosophy and strategy.


Our national and global network of specialists covering all multi-professional intrapartum disciplines provides a unique discussion forum for the dissemination of ideas, experience, innovation and regional good practice. 


Through engagement with national bodies we both inform policy and support our members in the implementation of initiatives dedicated to improving women’s experience of childbirth and promoting personalisation of care. 

Benefits of membership

Benefits of membership

Benefits of membership

  

Membership of the newest Specialist Society of the RCOG


Access to the BICS mailing list 


Discount off the annual conference fee


Access to members area of the website [in development]


Opportunity to stand for election for the BICS committee


Opportunity to vote in BICS committee elections


Opportunity to contribute to the shaping of the society 

Who can join?

Benefits of membership

Who can join?

Obstetricians, midwives, anaesthetists, neonatologists, neonatal nurses, GPs, Maternity Voices Partnership members, #MatExp members........ Anyone involved & interested in intrapartum care is welcome! Join BICS

Obstetricians, midwives, anaesthetists, neonatologists, neonatal nurses, GPs, Maternity Voices Partnership members, #MatExp member

Obstetricians, midwives, anaesthetists, neonatologists, neonatal nurses, GPs, Maternity Voices Partnership members, #MatExp members........ Anyone involved & interested in intrapartum care is welcome! Join BICS

Obstetricians, midwives, anaesthetists, neonatologists, neonatal nurses, GPs, Maternity Voices Partnership members, #MatExp members........ Anyone involved & interested in intrapartum care is welcome! 

Join BICS

Committee members

President - Susie Crowe

Royal London Hospital, Barts Health NHS Trust 

Treasurer - Natalie Carter

Chelsea & Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Secretary - Victoria Cochrane

Chelsea & Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Membership Secretary - Jilly Lloyd

Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust

Quality & Safety Lead - Eamonn Breslin

University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

Educational Lead - Caroline Wright

Northwick Park Hospital, London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust

Scotland - Alison Anderson

Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Wales - Dawn Apsee

Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board

NI & Ireland - Leslie Altic

Chair, Belfast Trust MVP

Academic Lead - Andrew Weeks

Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust / Liverpool University

BAPM representative - Sarah Bates

Great Western Hospital, Swindon

Anaesthetic representative - Sarah Bell

University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

Service user representative - TBC

LW Lead representative - TBC

 

Fetal Monitoring lead - TBC

Trainee representatives (x2) - TBC

Inclusion Lead - TBC

Communications Lead - TBC

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