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Innermost Learning is a non profit making organisation dedicated to the provision of education to undergraduate and postgraduate healthcare professionals and students, and healthcare information for the public. The trustees are delighted to announce that Innermost Learning achieved charity status on 20th April 2012 (Charity Number 1146931). Click here to see our registration details.
Keep an eye out for our new website in June and our programme of events for this year.
RECENT PAST EVENTS
Myths and Legends
Free evening symposium on
Place of Birth, Stillbirth and Cord Clamping
Wednesday 28th March 2012
Village Hotel Cardiff
For midwives, nurses, students doctors and midwives and other interested healthcare professionals.
The symposium called "Myths and Legends" will be funded by Innermost Learning who are a non profit making organisation run by local healthcare professionals dedicated to promoting undergraduate and postgraduate education for healthcare professionals. Attendance for delegates would therefore be free but you must register.
Come and share our chocolate fountain and listen to our invited speakers.
Leigh East from www. csections.org will be attending to display and discuss her new bestselling book on Caesarean Section.
“The book is an excellent read, and has already been endorsed by, amongst many others, James Drife, Phil Steer, Bryan Beattie, and myself. [RCOG members]…It’s a fact that 25% of OUR charges end up having a caesarean and yet there is a paucity of information for mothers and this book address ALL the major issues in a non judgemental manner. It neither promotes caesarean birth nor does it castigate it as a method of childbirth. It is a book that is well overdue, and indeed it is sad that a member of the lay public had to be relied on to come up with it! It is incredibly well researched and referenced, and no serious studies have been excluded by it’s author. Prof J C Dornan
SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFER FOR DELEGATES - ONLY £8 (RRP £9.99)
PROGRAME
600pm: Registration and Chocolate Fountain
620pm: “Caesarean Section – A positive approach to preparation and recovery” – Leigh East, founder of Csections.org – a balanced view of caesarean section.
620pm: "Controversies in Obstetrics" - Dr Bryan Beattie MD FRCOG, Consultant in Fetal Medicine
630pm: "
The Holly Martin Stillbirth Research Fund" - Mrs Isobel Martin, Founder
700pm: "Unexplained Stillbirth - I Don't believe it!" - Prof Jim Dornan MD FRCOG FRCPI, Ex Senior Vice President RCOG
730pm: Interval and Chocolate Fountain
800pm: "
Birthplace Results – Ending the place of birth debate?" – Julia sanders PhD, Consultant Midwife
830pm: "Immediate Cord Clamping - a Form of Torture? " - Dr David Hutchon MD FRCOG, Past President of the Northern Obstetrics and Gynaecological Society
900pm: Close
Angels and Rainbows
Wednesday 28th March 2011 630pm to 930pm
Village Hotel Cardiff
PROGRAME
600pm: Registration and Chocolate Fountain
630pm: "The Babies that Shouldnt Die" - Dr Bryan Beattie, Consultant in Fetal Medicine, University Hospital of Wales
700pm: "Count The Kicks" - Sophia Mason, Founder of Count The Kicks
730pm: Interval and Chocolate Fountain
800pm: "Newborn Screening for Congenital Heart Disease" - Prof A Ewar, Birmingham Univeristy
830pm: "When a Baby Dies" - Jane Rowlands-Mellor, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff
900pm: Close
Prevous Past Events
Great Expectations Symposium - Prenatal Screening
Wednesday 11th May 2010 from 630pm to 930pm
Village Hotel Cardiff
PROGRAME
615pm: Registration and Chocolate Fountain
650pm:
Prenatal Screening, Amniocentesis and CVS" - Dr Bryan Beattie,
Consultant in Fetal Medicine, University Hospital of Wales
720pm: "Prenatal Screening - some parents perspectives"
750pm: Interval and Chocolate Fountain
820pm: "CARIS - The All Wales Congenital Anomaly Register". Dr Margery Morgan, Lead Clinician for CARIS
840pm: "Antenatal Results and Choices" - Cheryl Titherly, ARC
900pm: Close
Born Too Soon
Thursday 27th January 2011 630pm to 930pm
Village Hotel Cardiff
PROGRAME
630pm: Registration and Chocolate Fountain
700pm:
"Screening and Prevention of Preterm Birth" - Dr Bryan Beattie,
Consultant in Fetal Medicine, University Hospital of Wales
730pm: "Preterm birth - a parents perspective"
800pm: Interval and Chocolate Fountain
830pm: "Supporting Families with Preterm Babies" - Jennifer Griffiths, Family Support Teram. BLISS
900pm:
"The neonatal and long term implications of premature birth" - Dr Cora
Doherty, Consultant Neonatologist, University Hospital of Wales
930pm: Close