WCYPF Webinar Series
The Women, Children, Young People, and Families (WCYPF) team at NHS Education for Scotland is delighted to be hosting a Webinar Series for the WCYPF workforce, offering an opportunity for continuing professional development (CPD) and collaborative learning.
Details of upcoming save the date webinars are provided below, along with any live registration links.
Please note that registration links for each webinar will be sent separately via your network, or direct to your inbox if you have subscribed to our webinar mailing list.
Webinars 2024
Down’s Syndrome Scotland (DSS): Supporting Midwifery and Neonatal Colleagues to Support Families with a Diagnosis of Down's Syndrome During Pregnancy or at Birth
Webinar hosted (Resources available below)
Supporting Families to Optimise Breastmilk for Preterm Infants in the Community: Maximising outcomes for babies and their families
Webinar hosted (Resources will be available soon)
Embedding Trauma Informed Care in Maternity Services
Webinar hosted (Resources available below)
Women’s Health Masterclass 2: Endometriosis – Identifying and Managing Symptoms
Wednesday 20th March 2024 – 1:30pm – 3:00pm (Resources available below)
Each and Every Child
Wednesday 1st May 2024 – 1:30pm – 3:00pm – Click here to register
Previous Webinars 2023
Bonding Before Birth - Webinar hosted
Breastfeeding and Medication - Webinar hosted
Trauma Informed Practice when working with Children and Young People - Webinar hosted (Resources available below)
Paediatric Palliative Care, Bereavement and Loss - Webinar hosted (Resources available below)
Women's Health Masterclass 1: Understanding Women's Health - Webinar hosted (Resources available below)
The Voice of the Infant and Child: Rights Based Participation for Children and Young People - Webinar hosted (Resources available below)
Down’s Syndrome Scotland: Supporting you to Support Parents and Carers of Children with Down’s Syndrome - Webinar hosted (Resources available below)
Supporting Children’s Speech, Language and Communication Development: A whole system approach - Webinar hosted (Resources will be available soon)
Previous Webinar Resources
Presentation PowerPoint slides and any additional resources (if shared), at any of our previous webinars can be accessed below for a limited time.
- Down's Syndrome Scotland (DSS) - Supporting you to Support Parents & Carers of Children with Down’s Syndrome
- Down’s Syndrome Scotland (DSS): Supporting Midwifery and Neonatal colleagues to support families with a diagnosis of Down’s Syndrome during pregnancy or at birth
- Embedding Trauma Informed Care in Maternity Services
- Paediatric Palliative Care, Bereavement & Loss
- Supporting Children’s Speech, Language and Communication Development - A whole system approach
- Supporting families to optimise breastmilk for preterm infants in the community: Maximising outcomes for babies and their families
- The Voice of the Infant and Child
- Trauma Informed Practice
- Women's Health Masterclass 1 - Understanding Women's Health
- Women's Health Masterclass 2 – Endometriosis – Identifying and Managing Symptoms
Scottish Government - Women's Health Championship Seminar
The Women’s Health Champion Lunchtime Seminar: A Public Health Approach to Women, Contraception and Abortion, was hosted by the Scottish Government on Monday 25th March 2024. For further details and to access the recording and any resources, please use the link below.
Seminar Recording and Resources
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Some of our webinars may cover a sensitive topic, which some people may find upsetting. It is important that you look after yourself, you may wish to explore the following resource:
Psychosocial Mental Health and Wellbeing Support: Taking Care of Myself Tool
Webinar Mailing List
If you would like to add your email address to our webinar mailing list so that you can register for upcoming webinars and receive information of any future online events, please click here to complete a short form.
Feedback
We hope you enjoy exploring our new WCYPF webinar series site and have found it useful. We always welcome your feedback to inform ongoing development of the site.
If you have any comments, ideas, or suggestions, please email us on WCYPF@nes.scot.nhs.uk