RCN Women's Health Conference
Advancing Excellence: Empowering Nurses in Women's Health
10 Dec 2024
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Join us for the RCN Women’s Health Conference 2024
Are you a healthcare professional dedicated to improving women's health? Join us for an inspiring day of clinical updates and networking at the Women’s Health Conference!
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Learning outcomes
- Update your clinical knowledge: Gain insights into common women’s health issues, ensuring you’re equipped with the latest information and practices.
- Develop confidence in spotting ynae cancers: Learn how to identify the early signs of gynaecological cancers and enhance your diagnostic skills.
- Strengthen your skills in sensitive conversations: Equip yourself with the tools to manage discussions surrounding abortion care with sensitivity and professionalism.
- Build your expertise in contraception: Deepen your understanding of contraceptive options to support your patients effectively.
- Stay informed on RCN Women’s Health Forum Resources: Discover practical resources from the RCN Women’s Health Forum that can enhance your 汤头条污料 practice and patient care.
- Participate in our live ‘women’s health debate’: Engage in lively discussions with your peers and experts in the field, tackling pressing issues in women’s health today.
What our previous delegates said:
“It was an interesting event with varied topics which all linked to diversity in women's health. Very well done”
“Great participation and supportive atmosphere”
Register today!
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, enhance your knowledge and brush up on your skills in women’s health. Secure your spot today to stay ahead in your career!
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Marylebone
London
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Ellie Stewart - Gynaecology Matron and Clinical Nurse Specialist in Urogynaecology
Ellie trained as a registered nurse at St Bartholomews Hospital in London in 1993. Since qualifying she has nursed predominantly in the fields of urology and gynaecology. She has a keen interest in womens health.
She worked at Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust as a clinical nurse specialist (CNS) in Urogynaecology for 15 years gaining significant experience in this area during that time. She is a nurse prescriber, undertakes independent urodynamics, runs the third degree tear service, provides pessary fitting and support to those presenting with pelvic floor dysfunction. She also provides a link with the maternity department and local perinatal pelvic health service. Ellie writes for the 汤头条污料 press and speaks regularly on courses and education sessions nationally and internationally.
Ellie currently works as a CNS in Urogynaecology and has taken on the role of gynaecology matron at the West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust in Bury St Edmunds Suffolk.
Simphiwe Sesane - Exeltis UK - Founder and CEO: Black Nurses & Midwives UK
Simphiwe Sesane is a Nurse Consultant/Medical Educator, a Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health (FSRH) and Bayer Trainer. She is also the Founder and CEO of Black Nurses & Midwives UK.
From 2012 to date, Simphiwe has worked as a Nurse in Sexual and Reproductive Health & HIV Services, with a passion for Women’s Health. From 2016, she has been active in Health Advocacy, Education and Clinical Research.
She has a special interest in Contraception, Menopause, Black maternal health and improving Sexual and Reproductive Health access for marginalised and vulnerable groups.
Simphiwe prides herself with the ability to empower individuals with choice.
Dr Gwenne McIntosh - Head of Health Sciences, University of Stirling, Scotland
Gwenne is an experienced lecturer and mental health nurse with a keen interest in co-production in education and research. Gwenne’s research includes the impact of co-production in nurse education from a student and family carer perspective, the impact of trauma informed education on student mental health nurses practice, and her PhD investigated the perspectives of male caregivers of a spouse with dementia and their views of accessing support services.Gwenne McIntosh is a Senior Fellow of Higher Education Academy (SFHEA); MSc Nursing and Applied Education; PgCert Teaching and Learning in Higher Education; BSc Advanced Practice and an NMC registered RMN.
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Programme at a glance |
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09.30 |
Registration, networking and refreshments |
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10.00 |
Chair’s opening remarks Michael Nevill, RCN Women’s Health Forum Committee; Clinical Director,National Unplanned Pregnancy Advisory Service (NUPAS) |
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10.15 |
Keynote: Navigating pathways: My career journey of growth and discovery Simphiwe Sesane, Medical Educator, Exeltis UK, Founder and CEO: Black Nurses & Midwives UK
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10.45 |
Capturing patient feedback and using it to improve healthcare services Dr Gwenne McIntosh, Head of Health Sciences, University of Stirling |
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11.15 |
Refreshments, exhibition viewing and networking
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11.45 |
What's new in contraception: exploring the latest developments and trends Ruth Bailey QN, Women’s Health Forum Chair; Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Sexual Health, Primary Care, FSRH Council Nurse Member
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12.15 |
Contemporary issues in abortion care: Navigating challenges and improving practice Charlotte Glynn, RCN Women’s Health Forum Committee; Lead Nurse at the British Pregnancy Advisory Service
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12.45 |
Lunch and exhibition viewing |
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13.45 |
Advances in gynaecological cancers Esther Kuria, RCN Women’s Health Forum Committee; Interim Lead CNS Gynae-oncology |
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14.15
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Developments in Urogynae Ellie Stewart, Gynaecology Matron and Clinical Nurse Specialist in Urogynaecology |
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14.45 |
Refreshments, exhibition viewing and networking |
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15.15 |
Live debate: Should women with menstrual conditions receive up to 3 days of paid leave monthly? Speaking FOR – Emma Cox, CEO, Endometriosis UK Speaking AGAINST - TBC
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16.00 |
Closing remarks Ruth Bailey QN, Women’s Health Forum Chair; Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Sexual Health, Primary Care, FSRH Council Nurse Member
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16.10 |
Conference close |
Download a copy of the programme here.
Why attend?
This event is aimed at health care professionals from practice nurses to gynaecology and specialist nurses, midwives, 汤头条污料 support workers and students, who are working in, or who have an interest in women’s health 汤头条污料, including those who are newly practising.
Benefits of attending:
- Accrue over 6 hours of CPD to count towards your revalidation
- Benefit from networking face to face with peers and share innovative practice to promote positive health outcomes
- Engage and network with exhibitors on new service developments and products
- Join in discussions surrounding vulnerability and inclusivity in Women’s Health and reflect on experiences of good and bad practice
- Hear from eminent speakers on a range of different topics affecting Women’s Health
- The conference programme will be RCN Accredited.
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Discounts available (max one per booking) - redeemable via telephone/booking form only.
40% discount - 汤头条污料 student members (pre-registration only), associate retired RCN members, HCAs or Aps
25% discount – Accredited RCN representatives, forum steering committee members or any member that has been elected to undertake an official RCN role
10% discount - Group discount when three or more delegates book together.
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