Programme.

Programme

Day 1 — Tuesday 17th October

08:45

Registration and Networking

09:20

Chair’s Remarks

  • Janet Taylor, CPHVA Executive Committee Chair
09:30

Welcome to Conference

09:45

The evidence for early intervention

The session will explore investment in early intervention and public health

  • John Carnochan OBE, Former Detective Chief Superintendent, Strathclyde Police and Senior Fellow, WAVE Trust
10:15

Impact of adverse childhood experiences on health outcomes

  • Professor Mark Bellis, Director of the Centre for Public Health at Liverpool John Moores University, Director of Policy, Research and International Development for Public Health Wales, Chair of the WHO Centre for Violence Prevention and alcohol lead for the UK Faculty of Public Health
10.45

Coffee break

11:15

Transformational plans: Where are we heading?

This session will explore the direction of travel for community practice across the UK.

11:55

Digital strategy: enhancing not replacing the practitioner interaction

This session will evaluate the opportunities from embracing technological advances including the latest on agile working.

12:30

Lunch

13:30

Masterclasses

Choose from one of the following topics

ADHD

  • Susan Ozer Consultant Paediatrician/ Clinical Director (Community Paediatrics)/ADHD Lead Clinician, Regional Coordinator-Higher Specialist Training in Community Child Health(East of England)

Self Harm

Education and Research: Evidence based practice

  • Kerry Du Fraisse School Nursing Practice Development Lead, EPUT Essex Partnership University Trust (Bedfordshire School Nursing Service)

Social media: An appropriate digital footprint

  • Andy Wood Consultant, SWGfL E-Safety Team

Human trafficking

  • Dawn Eccleston Senior Lecturer/Course Lead, University of Central Lancashire

Industrial Session: Working on the Workload

How to manage it as a professional

  • Sarah Carpenter Health of Health, Unite the Union
  • Colenzo Jarrett-Thorpe National Officer - Health, Unite the Union

Practitioner wellbeing: Managing stress

  • Claire Chambers Associate Lecturer, The Open University

End of life care for infants, children and young people

14:30

Concurrent Sessions: From the 2017 Call for Papers

Choose from one of the following topics

Early Years

  • Considering the Voice of the Child as an early intervention to improve outcomes for children Sue Horley, Health Visitors, Bridgewater NHS Community Foundation Trust Sheila Hudson, Health Visitors, Bridgewater NHS Community Foundation Trust
  • Evaluation of an on site stay and play project for Gypsy and Traveller pre school aged children and families Miranda Thrift, Specialist Health Visitor, Sirona Healthcare
  • The health visitor role in improved educational outcomes: From early years to school Avril Hooper, Operational Manager, Cardiff Flying Start Jane Imperato, Flying Start Operational Team Leader, Health Visiting, Cardiff Flying Start

Practitioner Education

  • A mixed methods study of career progression and retention for newly qualified health visitors following the Health Visitor Implementation Plan Judy Brook, Lecturer in Health Visiting, City, University of London Joy Murray, Senior Lecturer and Programme Manager for the Specialist Community Public Health Nursing Programme, University of the West of England
  • A preceptorship programme to scaffold newly qualified health visitors transition from novice to autonomous practitioner and promote resilience Lynda Mutter, Senior Organisational Development Advisor, NHS GG&C
  • 2+1 student health visitor, practice teacher and mentor experiences of practice placements: An interpretive phenomenological inquiry Deborah Haydock, Faculty Coordinator for Academic Quality, Department Public Health and Wellbeing, Faculty of Health & Social Care, University of Chester

Leadership

  • Equipping practitioners to address the challenges they face in delivering remodelled and reduced services Angela Lewis, Independent Consultant Public Health Nursing Jenny Harmer, Health Visitor, CLCHT Merton
  • Overcoming cultural dissonance: How to work more effectively with public health commissioners Sally Floyd, Independent Public Health Nurse

Parental Mental Health and Wellbeing

  • Welcome to the World: The impact of an antenatal nurturing programme on parents’ mental wellbeing Sarah Darton, Director of Programmes, Family Links
  • The role of health visitors in addressing perineal issues with mothers post delivery to improve maternal well-being Amy Morton, Health Visitor Team Leader, The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust

Public Health Approaches

  • Development of a non medical prescribing product choices leaflet for health visitors in Birmingham Penny Dougan, Senior Practice Teacher Health Visiting, Birmingham Community Health Care NHS Foundation Trust
  • Evaluation of a 0-19 public health advice line Lena Abdu, Health Visitor/Clinical Team Leader, First Community Health & Care Athina Doyle, Health Visitor, Children and Family Health Surrey Chris Jones, Health Visitor, Children & Family Health Surrey
  • Early Help Hub: An integrated approach to early help health and social care services in Cornwall Susan Adams, Principal Health Lead Early Help Hub, Cornwall Foundation Trust

School Age Health

  • A phenomenological study exploring the lived experiences of school nurses addressing issues of confidentiality when working with adolescents who self-harm Anita Lamb, Clinical Team Leader: School Nursing, Children and Family Health Surrey
  • CBT role within school nursing Hayley White, School Nurse, North East Lincolnshire Council Michala Creighton, School Nurse, North East Lincolnshire Council

Vulnerable Groups

  • ‘Girls 2 Women’ a targeted program for vulnerable girls Chris McDermott, Professional Lead School Nursing, Children and Family Health Surrey (CFHS) Natasha Dawe, Specialist Community Public Health Nurse (School Nursing), Children and Family Health Surrey (CFHS)
  • Trauma informed practice for women who have had their children permanently removed Sarah Newman, CPN, Cambridgeshire County Council Vickie Crompton, Commissioner for Domestic Abuse and Space Project, Cambridgeshire County Council
  • Ending the cycle of domestic abuse: A case study of client insight and innovative practice Ebba Harper, Specialist Community Practitioner (Health Visitor) & Consultant Restorative Clinical Supervision Supervisor, CNWL MK
15.40

Coffee break

16.05

Transitions in care

  • Hannah Warwick, Principal Officer – Social Care, Council for Disabled Children
16.35

Nick Robin Lecture

  • Jasvinder Sanghera CBE, Founder, Karma Nirvana
17:15

Close of Conference

19:00

Conference Party

For more information on how to book a place on this year's conference party, please visit http://cphvaconference.co.uk/party/

Day 2 — Wednesday 18th October

08:30

Morning wellbeing session

08:45

Registration and Networking

09:20

Welcome to Day 2

09:40

Debate: Who is supervising supervision?

10:10

Infant mental health

  • Professor Jane Barlow, President of the Association for Infant Mental Health (UK); Professor of Public Health in the Early Years, University of Warwick
10:35

Coffee break

10:40

Making Every Contact Count – from pregnancy to preschool

Conference Room 1 Supported by The Infant and Toddler Forum

  • Judy More, Paediatric Dietitian and Nutritionist, Member Infant & Toddler Forum
11:05

Masterclasses

Choose from one of the following topics

Bereavement in early years

  • Sarah Helton Trainer, Child Bereavement UK

Caseload weighting: what are the options?

  • Mary Rafferty Nurse Consultant: Service Development, PHA
  • Marie Doran Lead Nurse for Health Visiting, Southern Trust
  • Jane O’Kane Representative, All Wales Health Visiting Forum and Professional Head of Health Visiting, NHS Wales

Answering your questions about transgender clients

  • Evan Wilkins Trans Champion for Staff Network, Cardiff University

New guidance on managing eating disorders

  • Mandy Scott Mental Health Nurse and member of the NICE Guideline Development Committee for Eating Disorders

Migrant Health Screening

Industrial Session: Working on the Workload

How to manage it as a professional

  • Sarah Carpenter Health of Health, Unite the Union
  • Colenzo Jarrett-Thorpe National Officer - Health, Unite the Union

Social media: Practical use of technology to engage clients

  • Samantha Foxton Specialist Community Public Health Nurse, Doncaster Children’s Care Group
  • Debora Wagstaff Specialist Community Public Health Nurse, Doncaster Children’s Care Group

New guidance on tackling child abuse and neglect

12:05

Concurrent Sessions: From the 2017 Call for Papers

Choose from one of the following topics

Health Promotion

  • The Designed to Smile Programme in Wales: working collaboratively to improve early childhood oral health. Mary Wilson, Locum Consultant, Dental Public Health, Public Health Wales
  • Information about childhood immunisation: Parents’ attitudes and experiences Helen Bedford, Professor of Child Public Health, UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health Contributors: Helen Campbell, Joanne Yarwood, Angela Edwards, Vanessa Saliba, Louise Letley, Julie Yates, PHE, Pauline Paterson, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
  • An integrated targeted intervention to prevent obesity in infants born into a diverse community Julie Greenway, Health Visitor Team Leader, Black Country Partnership Foundation Trust

Digital Dangers

  • Help! My kids know more about the web than me. Supporting parents to keep children safe from online and sexual abuse Helen Westerman, Local Campaigns Manager, NSPCC
  • E-Safety Tool Rachel Bishop, Health Visitor, Lincolnshire Community Health Services Helen Schofield, Health Visitor, Lincolnshire Community Health Services

Interagency Development

  • The Grow-wise project – learning about child and adolescent development Elisabeth O'Brien, Lecturer, Child health, University of Nottingham Gill Langmack, Assistant Professor Child Health, University of Nottingham
  • Interagency collaboration and the development of training resources for the Family Resilience Assessment Instrument and tool for use in health visiting practice in Wales Michelle Thomas, Senior Lecturer, University of South Wales

Leadership

  • The impact of leadership styles on values and performance Sharon Fernandez, Health Visitor Lead, Powys Teaching Health Board
  • How different leadership styles impact on the performance of team members in a multidisciplinary project (A case study of Flying Start) Pamela Powis, Cardiff Flying Start Health Manager, Cardiff & Vale UHB

Safeguarding

  • Preventing child abuse through PSHE and Relationship and Sexuality Education Christopher Cloke, Head of Safeguarding in Communities, NSPCC
  • Supporting the role of the SCPHN in safeguarding and child protection practice Justine Rooke, HV Practice Teacher and Team Leader, Harrogate and District Foundation Trust

Research

  • Making Research E-SEE: delivering educational briefings to empower health visitors delivering the E-SEE parenting trial and feel energised about research Karen Whittaker, Reader in Child and Family Health, University of Central Lancashire collaborating partner with the University of York
  • How health visitors and school nurses can support research engagement with vulnerable groups through the development of a research network Jo Cooke, Deputy Director, CLAHRC YH. Public Health Clinical Lead CRN YH, CLAHRC YH Sue Peckover, Senior Lecturer, Sheffield Hallam University

Facilitating Public Health

  • Advancing the Promotional Guide System: The development of the Family Map Carrie-Ann Black, Deputy Head of Centre for Parent and Child Support, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
  • Flying Start and the Safe-Tea Campaign: Developing and testing a community-wide intervention to prevent hot drink scalds in pre-school children Verity Bennett, Researcher, Cardiff University
  • Empowering health visitors to deliver their service, meeting the needs of their clients through the use of an Electronic Birth Book Angela Lewis, Health Programme Manager, Monmouthshire Angharad Day, Flying Start Health Visitor, Blaenau Gwent

Empowered Parenting

  • Video interaction guidance Janice Toyne, Health Visitor, CPFT Clare Dhanushan, Health Visitor, CPFT
  • Critical literature review exploring the lived experiences of fathers through the transition to parenthood Leanne Mchugh, Practice educator, Lincolnshire Community Health services
  • Transformational parenting: Empowering parents, empowering communities Crispin Day, Head, Centre for Parent and Child Support, South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust/King's College, London
13:00

Lunch

13:00

CPHVA Education and Development Charitable Trust AGM

Conference Room 1

13:50

Leadership

14:20

Resilience

  • Professor Ivan Robertson, Director, Robertson Cooper
14:50

Conference Awards

Awards will be presented including from the 2017 poster display and LAR award.

15:00

A Radical Health Visitor: Breaking Through Despite the Odds

  • Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu DBE CBE FRCN, Emeritus Professor of Nursing, University of West London and Honorary Vice-President, CPHVA
15:30

End of conference

*Please note that this is a draft agenda and subject to change