Neurodevelopmental Follow-Up – making it better for the family
Non-BAPM Member Registration
This webinar invites you to explore how important the perspective of the family is in designing and delivering follow-up services.
As well as Amelie Galatry and Caroline Allsop, two parents of children born preterm, we have Josephine Agyeman-Duah, a DPhil student in Oxford and Phill Harniess, Senior Research Physiotherapist and NIHR Clinical Doctoral Fellow to share their insights.
Programme
- Introductions and welcome
Anusha Arasu - A parent's experience
Amelie Galatry - Parental views on neurodevelopmental follow up of preterm infants
Josephine Agyeman-Duah - A parent's experience
Caroline Allsop - Impact of parental engagement
Phill Harniess - Q&A
Date: 29 March
Time: 1:00pm-2:30pm
Location: Online
BAPM Members, please register for your free ticket here. You will need to log in before doing so. If you are unable to log in, please contact the BAPM office by emailing [email protected]
