This webinar will provide an introduction to the BAPM Toolkit ‘Optimising Early Maternal Breast Milk for Preterm Infants’. The webinar will outline the Five Perinatal Core Elements to optimise early MBM for preterm babies explained in the toolkit and detail the supporting evidence for the recommendations. We will hear from those that had successes in this area. There will also be a live Q&A at the end focused on supporting those that wish to implement the recommendations in their unit.

PROGRAMME

Why MBM support matters - parental perspectives
Genevieve Howell and Heather Johnson, Parents

Introduction to the MBM Toolkit
Sarah Bates, Chair of MBM Toolkit group, BAPM LNU & SCU Representative, PERIPrem Operational Lead & Neonatal Consultant, Great Western Hospital, Swindon 

The Science behind MBM for preterm babies
Minesh Khashu, Consultant Neonatologist & Professor of Perinatal Health, University Hospitals Dorset

The role of Family Care in MBM optimisation
Aniko Deierl, Consultant Neonatologist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Working Together to optimise MBM – the AHP perspective
Sara Clarke, Senior Specialist Neonatal Network Dietitian, West Midlands Neonatal ODN

Perinatal Team working and MBM 
Gillian Gardiner, Midwife, Edinburgh

Global & national drivers – UNICEF BFI
Karen Read, Professional Lead for Neonatal Baby Friendly Initiative

Q&A – implementing the toolkit

Shortly after booking, you will receive a confirmation email. The link to the live webinar will be sent to attendees on Thursday, 3rd December.

Booking for this webinar will close on Sunday, 6th December.

A recording of this event will be made available to attendees a week or so after the webinar.

If you encounter any problems when booking a ticket or if you would like further information email the BAPM Office. Also, if you already have a BAPM website account, but have forgotten your password, before you book a ticket please email the BAPM Office and we will reset it for you.

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