NoTube visits Australia - Professionals

NoTube visits Australia - Professionals

NoTube visits Australia - Professionals

Program and information for professional audience:

Adelaide:

15.02.2012:  
12.30pm: Grand rounds at Woman's and Children's Hospital
Address: 72 King William Road, North Adelaide 5006, South Australia
07-09pm: FREE Public Forum for parents/carers and professionals “How to help my child eat” at Cynthia Poulton Hall

The event is presented by the Women's and Children's Health Network in conjunction with AAIMH SA Branch and sponsored by the World Association for Infant Mental Health

Address: King William Street, North Adelaide (adj St Peter’s cathedral)
More information: Announcement Presentation "How to help my child eat" 
Booking: monte@ace.net.au

16.02.2012  
12am-01pm: Paediatric Grand rounds at Flinders medical Centre
Address: Flinders Drive, Bedford Pk, 5042, South Australia
02.15pm-5pm: Presentation at the Woman's and Children's Hospital, 72 King William Road, North Adelaide 5006, South Australia
17.02.2012:  
9-12.30am: Presentation for professionals interested in prevention, tube placement and tube weaning “How can we help? Approaches to helping infants and young children with oral and tube feeding difficulties” at Cynthia Poulton Hall; King William Street, North Adelaide
More information: Announcement Presentation "How we can help"
Booking: monte@ace.net.au

Sydney:

23.02.2012:  
01-02pm: Presentation for onsite medical staff including surgeons at the Grand rounds at the Children's Hospital at Westmead; Locked Bag 4001 Westmead, NSW 2145, Syndney
24.02.2012:  
09am-03pm: Full day conference, Presentation and Q & A at Children's Hospital at Westmead Address: Lorimer Dodds Lecture Theatre, Cnr Hawkesbury Rd and Hainsworth St, Westmead, Sydney, N.S.W.
Program:  
09-12.30pm: Seminar for Health Professionals with break for morning tea
  1. Parent-infant relationship and the development of early eating behaviour
  2. Posttraumatic eating disorders and tube dependency in medically fragile children 0-7 years including discussion on gastrostomy placement protocols
  3. Effective maintenance and exit strategies and interdisciplinary weaning programs for tube dependency in early childhood; how the Graz program works.
12.30-1.30pm: Lunch concurrent with video of play picnic
1.30-03pm: Question / answer session with health professionals and parents – Panel discussion including parents of children who have done the Netcoaching online program of the Graz model.
More information: Announcement Presentation at Children's Hospital Westmead
Registration: gillianP@chw.edu.au

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