Opportunities Board

Are you involved in assessing for neonatal jaundice in the community?

PLEASE TAKE PART IN AN INTERVIEW!

If you are are based in the UK and are a community matron, community midwife, maternity support worker, paediatric nurse, paediatrician/ paediatric resident or commissioner, please get in touch! Interviews will last 30-40 minutes. This work is funded by the NHS Race & Health Observatory. Ethics approval was received from the UCLan Health Ethics Review Panel [HEALTH 1194].

WHAT WILL THE INTERVIEW COVER?

Your experiences and/or thoughts on assessing for neonatal jaundice in the community, any challenges, facilitators, usefulness guidelines, training received and needed, suggestions for changes and improvements.

To take part email

Nick Brown, Editor-in-Chief of Archives of Disease in Childhood, has highlighted fantastic peer review opportunities at ADC for interested trainees. Unsure where to start? Nick’s insightful video series is available on the RCPCH learning hub (https://learning.rcpch.ac.uk/peer-review-training/), and he can help put you in touch with a mentor to support you. Contact nickjwbrown@gmail.com

We are Lauren & Georgia and we are trainee Clinical Psychologists at the University of Southampton. We are recruiting for our thesis research, please see attached study poster to use the QR code or link below for more information about the study, and if you are eligible to take part.

https://southampton.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6ExHMT6ylmTZ4tU

Or if you would like to contact us to discuss the study before potential participation, please feel free to email either of us on Lauren.Butler@soton.ac.uk or gw3g13@soton.ac.uk.

We hope to hear from you!

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