Breech Birth Network Increasing Competence, Confidence and Choice Monday 21st July 2014 Basildon and Thurrock University Hospital Nethermayne, Basildon, Essex SS16 5NL For more information and to book a place (£60): Vicky Robinson, Supervisor of Midwives - [email protected] Study day includes: • Inspiring talks from breech-experienced obstetricians and midwives • New research and information on upright maternal positions • Slides and videos of normal and complicated breech births • Hands-on practice and review of scenarios • Research information to enable advocacy & counselling for informed choice • A review of the mechanisms of normal breech birth • Clear explanations of how to recognise and manage complications • Information about woman-centred breech care pathways • Resources and references to take away and continue learning Instructors: Dr Anke Reitter FRCOG, IBCLC, is a specialist in perinatal medicine and has worked in Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, India and most recently as a Research Fellow in Sydney, Australia. For the previous ten years she has worked at the University Hospital Frankfurt, as a senior maternal fetal medicine consultant, and part of the team conducting research about the modern management of breech birth. Her special interests lie in breech, multiple pregnancies, high risk pregnancies and prenatal ultrasound. She will also be presenting at the upcoming RCOG conference in October. Dr Gerhard Bogner MD, MSc, is a Senior Consultant and Acting Manager of the Department of Obstetric and Gynecology, Paracelsus Medical University, Salzburg. He is a trainer for courses in Doppler-Ultrasound in pregnancy and gynecology and obstetric education for trainees, and he has undertaken research in the management of breech presentation (external cephalic version, delivery of breech and second twin in all fours position), and is a principal investigator in multicentre gynecologic oncology studies. His motto is: “Vaginal delivery of breech may not disappear in our delivery rooms!” Shawn Walker is a Consultant Breech Specialist Midwife. She developed this role and the Heads Up Clinic model at the James Paget University Hospital in Great Yarmouth, including midwife presentation scans, counselling, external cephalic version (ECV) and experienced on-call support for planned vaginal breech births. She is currently supporting the Supervisors of Midwives at Imperial College London to develop a breech care pathway and researching for her PhD, and provides clinical support at other NHS planned breech births. Her research activities include core competencies for midwife practitioners of ECV and the development of competence and expertise for upright breech birth. Dr Natasha Singh and Midwife Louise Kidd run the Breech Clinic at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London. breechbirth.org.uk

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Increasing Competence, Confidence and Choice Monday 21st July 2014 Basildon and Thurrock University Hospital Nethermayne, Basildon, Essex SS16 5NL For more information and to book a place (£60): Vicky Robinson, Supervisor of Midwives - [email protected] Study day includes:

• Inspiring talks from breech-experienced obstetricians and midwives • New research and information on upright maternal positions • Slides and videos of normal and complicated breech births • Hands-on practice and review of scenarios • Research information to enable advocacy & counselling for

informed choice • A review of the mechanisms of normal breech birth • Clear explanations of how to recognise and manage complications • Information about woman-centred breech care pathways • Resources and references to take away and continue learning

Instructors: Dr Anke Reitter FRCOG, IBCLC, is a specialist in perinatal medicine and has worked in Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, India and most recently as a Research Fellow in Sydney, Australia. For the previous ten years she has worked at the University Hospital Frankfurt, as a senior maternal fetal medicine consultant, and part of the team conducting research about the modern management of breech birth. Her special interests lie in breech, multiple pregnancies, high risk pregnancies and prenatal ultrasound. She will also be presenting at the upcoming RCOG conference in October. Dr Gerhard Bogner MD, MSc, is a Senior Consultant and Acting Manager of the Department of Obstetric and Gynecology, Paracelsus Medical University, Salzburg. He is a

trainer for courses in Doppler-Ultrasound in pregnancy and gynecology and obstetric education for trainees, and he has undertaken research in the management of breech presentation (external cephalic version, delivery of breech and second twin in all fours position), and is a principal investigator in multicentre gynecologic oncology studies. His motto is: “Vaginal delivery of breech may not disappear in our delivery rooms!” Shawn Walker is a Consultant Breech Specialist Midwife. She developed this role and the Heads Up Clinic model at the James Paget University Hospital in Great Yarmouth, including midwife presentation scans, counselling, external cephalic version (ECV) and experienced on-call support for planned vaginal breech births. She is currently supporting the Supervisors of Midwives at Imperial College London to develop a breech care pathway and researching for her PhD, and provides clinical support at other NHS planned breech births. Her research activities include core competencies for midwife practitioners of ECV and the development of competence and expertise for upright breech birth. Dr Natasha Singh and Midwife Louise Kidd run the Breech Clinic at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London.

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