Plenary 1 (South Hall)
08.30 Breakfast / Coffee
09.00 – 09.15 Welcome, and Opening Address – Dr Susie Crowe - BICS President
09.15 - 09.40 Justine Craig, Chief Midwifery Officer for Scotland
WORKSHOPS (St Leonard’s Hall / South Hall)
For workshops A & B, choose 2 of the following to attend:
Escalating care in PPH: challenges and how to overcome them - Dr Amy Elsmore and Helen Millward [St Leonard's 1st floor - Pollock]
Implementing an escalation toolkit - Susie Crowe and Vicki Cochrane [St Leonard's - St Trinneans]
Birth choices and care out with guidance - Priya Patel [South Hall]
BSOTS update - Sara Kenyon and Nina Johns [St Leonard's - Nelson]
09.45 – 10.45 Workshop A - go to the room shown above for your 1st allocated workshop
10.45 – 11.15 Coffee (South Hall)
11.15 – 12.15 Workshop B - go to the room shown above for your 2nd allocated workshop
WORKSHOPS PART 2 (St Leonard’s Hall / South Hall)
For workshops C & D, choose 2 of the following to attend:
Intrapartum research - Sara Kenyon / Andrew Weeks [St Leonard's - St Trinneans]
Bereavement care update - Ellie Bard / Bethany Atkins [South Hall]
Responding to trauma - Frances Hills [St Leonard's 1st floor - Pollock]
Supportive conversations - Amanda Gotch [St Leonard's - Nelson]
12.15 – 13.15 Workshop C - go to the room shown above for your 1st allocated workshop
13.15 – 14.00 LUNCH (South Hall)
14.00 – 15.00 Workshop D - go to the room shown above for your 2nd allocated workshop
15.00 - 15.15 Coffee (South Hall)
Oral Presentations (South Hall)
15.15 – 15.25 Helen Smith. Factors affecting the delivery of safe care in midwifery units: a national learning report from MNSI. (MNSI)
15.25 – 15.35 Elizabeth Salway. Umbilical Cord Management During Neonatal Resuscitation Within NHS Policy and Practice: A Systematic Literature Review and Prospective Analysis by MNSI. (MNSI).
15.35 – 15.45 Sreelakshmi Mohan. Improving maternity care for asylum-seeking pregnant women and people. (East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust, Margate).
Plenary 2- Reducing birth trauma (South Hall)
Chair: Susie Crowe
1545-1555 Service user’s lived experience
1555-1615 How can we reduce birth trauma? Lorraine Farrow.
1615- 1635 The SuPPORT project - Dr Thomas Kitchen and Dr Esther Godfrey.
1635-1655 De-briefing- how to get it right? Kirsty Dundas
1655-1715- Q&A
BICS Annual General Meeting (South Hall)
17.15 – 17.45 - AGM
1900 BICS Conference Dinner
Playfair Library, Old College quadrangle, South Street (Attire: smart casual dress)
08.30 – 08.45 Coffee
Oral Presentations (South Hall)
Chair: Andrew Weeks
0845 – 08.55 Nicola O'Brien. Intrapartum care experience and outcomes for Black, Asian and minority ethnic women in Glasgow. (NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Glasgow).
08.55 - 09.05 Cassandra Yuill. Cervical ripening at home and in hospital: experiences and perspectives of women, birth partners and staff. (City St George's, University of London).
09.05 – 09.15 Emad Ali. The Impact of Delay during Induction of Labour. (Birmingham Women's Hospital, Birmingham).
Building consensus around delays in Induction of Labour (Sharon Morad, Sophie Dann and Sara Kenyon)
Plenary 3: Managing suspected macrosomia (South Hall)
Chair: Andrew Weeks
09.25 – 09.50 (25 mins) – The big baby trial, Siobhan Quenby
09.50-10.15 (30 mins) – Communicating risk- Plan A, Mairead Black
10.15-10.25 (10 mins)- A lived experience - Rebekah Mann
10.25-10.40 (10 mins) Panel discussion: where do we go from here? - Andrew Weeks
10.40-10.50 (10 mins) – KIMAL (sponsorship presentation)
10.50 – 11.20 (30 mins) Coffee
WORKSHOPS (St Leonard’s Hall)
For workshops E & F, choose 2 of the following to attend:
Gentle caesarean birth - Ihab Abbasi [St Leonard's - St Trinneans]
BAPM update - Sarah Bates [St Leonard's - Nelson]
An update on obstetric anaesthesia - Andrew Clark [St Leonard's 1st floor - Pollock]
Culture in maternity services - Tony Kelly / Hannah Rutter [South Hall]
11.20– 12.20 (1hr) Workshop E - go to the room shown above for your 1st allocated workshop
12.20– 13.20 (1hr) Workshop F - go to the room shown above for your 2nd allocated workshop
13.20 – 14.00 Lunch (South Hall)
Plenary 4: Improving assisted vaginal birth (South Hall)
Chair: Vicky Cochrane
14.00-14.20 New guidance from MASIC- Susie Crowe
14.20-14.40 BRAIN stickers / It’s OK to ask- Mathilde Peace
14.40-15.00 What has the ROTATE study taught us? - Dawn Parris
15.00-15.15 Power dynamics on delivery suite - Andrew Weeks
15.15-15.30 Q&A
1530-1535 – Closing Remarks and Prize Giving
Home
See you in Belfast next year!
We will have great speakers covering vital aspects of intrapartum care. Plenty of CPD opportunities but more importantly, time to update yourself on the latest evidence and practice.
Alongside our speakers, we will also feature a range of workshops where we can share best practice, explore tricky areas and build strong networks.
We have accepted 6 great oral presentations and 54 posters. All posters will be viewable in person and on our Oxford Abstracts web-app.
Included with every ticket is an amazing three course dinner with arrival drinks on the evening of 14th November.
The Pollock Campus is in the leafy suburbs of Edinburgh with the iconic Arthur's Seat as its backdrop. South Hall, within the campus, is a large modern hall and is the setting for the plenary sessions, posters and meals. St Leonard's Hall, a nearby nineteenth-century mansion, is 3 minutes walk away and is the setting for the workshops. The BICS meal on Thursday is in the Playfair Library in the old college quadrangle on South Street (near the city centre).
Pollock Campus, 18 Holyrood Park Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5AY
Parking is available on site for those travelling by car. Edinburgh Waverly train station is approximately 1 mile away. Transport from there can be by taxi or bus. The nearest bus stop to the venue is the Royal Commonwealth Pool on Dalkeith Road.
Members who are up to date with their annual fees get a discounted price!
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Band 5, 6, or 7
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Senior midwife defined as band 8 or 9
Band 5, 6 or 7
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