BICS Ockenden webinars June 2021
17 June 2021, 1900-2030
17 June 2021, 1900-2030
17 June 2021, 1900-2030
Optimising the approach to fetal monitoring
Ockenden IEA 6 calls for dedicated midwifery and obstetric leads to focus on and champion best practice in fetal wellbeing.
Join us on 17 June to hear from those who have successfully developed the role of these lead clinicians and improved the teaching of fetal monitoring (EFM & IIA) and assessment of competence.
Watch the recording of the webinar https://youtu.be/I5USOJO6sps
23 June 2021, 1900-2030
17 June 2021, 1900-2030
17 June 2021, 1900-2030
Partnerships with women, birthing people and families
The 2020 Ockenden report has strong emphasis on the involvement of women, birthing people and their families in their care. Immediate and essential action (IEA) 2 states that ‘maternity services must ensure that women and their families are listened to with their voices heard’. In a similar vein, IEA 7 states that ‘all maternity services must ensure the provision to women of accurate and contemporaneous evidence-based information. Women must be enabled to participate equally in all decision-making processes and to make informed choices about their care and those choices must be respected’.
Whilst all would agree with these aspirations, putting them into practice in maternity services, is not without its challenges.
In this webinar we will explore the feasibility of doing this and listen to examples of how maternity services in England and beyond have been able to achieve good practice.
Watch the recording of the webinar
28 June 2021, 1830-2000
17 June 2021, 1900-2030
28 June 2021, 1830-2000
Multidisciplinary team working and training
Join us for the last in our series of webinars looking at best practice in intrapartum care. IEA 3 in the Ockenden report addresses multidisciplinary teamwork and training.
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!
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