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Zoom Meeting
20 Mar 2024, 12:30pm – 1:30pm AEDT
20 March 2024
– 20 March 2024
Variability in Fluid Management during Induction of Labour
Maternity Unit Managers
Throughout Australia and New Zealand, there is extensive variability in practice in fluid management during induction of labour. Darren Lowen participated in a national audit of practice, to obtain a better understanding of this practice and therefore be in a better position to provide education about this practice and hopefully implement change, which may lead to a dramatic improvement in obstetric outcomes and hopefully better work satisfaction and staff retention.
Zoom Meeting
21 Mar 2024, 12:30pm – 1:30pm AEDT
21 March 2024
– 21 March 2024
Maternity care for larger bodied women
WHA Leading Thinkers
Approximately half of Australian women of reproductive age live in larger bodies, meaning over 3.3 million women are at risk of experiencing weight stigma during their preconception, pregnancy and postpartum life stages. In today's discussion, join the Body Positive Alliance, who drives a program of consumer-led research which aims to develop maternity care that is free of stigma, shame and discrimination based on body size.
Zoom Meeting
26 Mar 2024, 12:30pm – 1:30pm AEDT
26 March 2024
– 26 March 2024
Waste Action Reuse Portal (WARPIT)
Green & Healthy Hospitals
There is a lot of waste that could be repurposed in Healthcare. The Waste Action Reuse Portal (WARPIT) is a program by South Western Sydney Local Health District. The program works by allowing staff to list items that are no longer in use for other staff to claim. Items are then displayed in a similar way to e-bay, making it easy for staff across the District to browse items available for reuse.
Zoom Meeting
2 May 2024, 12:30pm – 1:30pm AEST
2 May 2024
– 2 May 2024
Star Baby: Culturally appropriate bereavement care
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Maternity Care
Star Baby is a first of its kind guide specifically for Indigenous families following a stillbirth. It aims to provide clinical information to the family during Sorry Business (bereavement) that is also imbued with culture, language, storytelling and ceremony. Culturally responsive and safe care during Sorry Business empowers families and supports them in their grief.