Enrolment on this Course is by Invitation only (Course Full)            

The Resuscitation Council (UK) Newborn Life Support (NLS) course was launched in 1999 and is a standardised national course providing clear practical instruction in airway support and the theoretical background to illustrate its importance in resuscitation of the newborn.  

The NLS course has the support of professional bodies from a number of relevant disciplines.

 Enrolment on this Course is by Invitation only             

The Resuscitation Council (UK) Newborn Life Support (NLS) course was launched in 1999 and is a standardised national course providing clear practical instruction in airway support and the theoretical background to illustrate its importance in resuscitation of the newborn.  

The NLS course has the support of professional bodies from a number of relevant disciplines.

Content: An update for those working as non-medical prescribers to support ongoing safe and effective prescribing in clinical practice.

9.30am. 2.5 hours

The session will consider a potential range of human factors related to critical incidents; the challenges involved in understanding these factors and the key elements of investigating serious incidents.

9am. 3 hours

Content: This interactive session will introduce approaches to managing challenging conversations and identify priorities and challenges related to end of life care.

1pm 3 hours, with a break

Content: An opportunity to explore methods that support and underpin qualitative research.

10am (max two hours)

Content: An opportunity to explore methods that support and underpin qualitative research.

10am (max two hours)

Attendees will examine how groups function, what influences group dynamics and how this in turn impacts on team working.

2pm. 2 hours

Content: The session will explore the concept of mindfulness and how practising this can enable individuals to become more resilient.

2pm. 2hrs

Content: This session will explore the importance and positive impact of clinical supervision on clinical practice.

10am. 2hrs

Content: This short course provides you with the opportunity to explore leadership in relation to improving patient safety and quality of care in nursing. The course allows you to critically analyse how leadership behaviours impact on teams, collaborative working and patient safety whilst discussion the application of leadership in relation to risk management and instigating change. 

2 hrs. 2pm

This short course provides you with the opportunity to understand how current policy has changed health professionals' perception of public health practice considering the life course and its accumulative effect on health.

10am. 2hrs

Content: Seeing yourself as a leader in midwifery: activity-based learning

9am. 3hrs, with a break

Content: This session will identify couples at risk and explore the impact on pregnancy and beyond.

1pm. 3 hrs, with a break

Content: This session will outline the approach to assessment of the systems; concentrating on one system for each session.

10am. 2 hours