We will introduce the Network, explore together the vision, and move towards this. This is a Network that exists together and exists for us. The process of exchange, dialogue, and discussion is not a means to an end but the very essence of our Network.
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Programme
Time | Topics | Speakers |
10.00-10.30 | Arrival and welcome to in-person participants | |
MORNING SESSION: in-person and online | ||
START OF ONLINE CONNECTION | ||
10:30 | Chair intro (5 mins) | Ashok Handa |
10.35- | Short talks | |
10:35-10.45 | Talk 1 (10 min) ‘The Philosophy of Birth Network’ | Stella Villarmea |
10:45-11.00 | Talk 2 (5 mins) ‘Challenges to respectful personalised care: what can you do?’ | Brenda Kelly |
11:00-11.10 | Talk 3 (5 min) ‘Naming of parts: how should we talk about labour and birth in 2023’? | Soo Downe |
11:1011.15 | Short break | |
11.15-12.15 | Live & Unplugged Conversations(60 mins) | All |
12:15-12.25 | Further steps (15 mins) | Stella Villarmea/ Brenda Kelly |
12.25-12.30 | Closing remarks | Ashok Handa |
FINISH ONLINE CONNECTION | ||
13.00-14.30 | LUNCH | |
AFTERNOON SESSION: in-person only | ||
15:00-15.15 | Moving forward (10 mins) | Stella Villarmea |
15:15-16.15 | Group discussion, ideas & collaborations (50 mins) | All |
16:15-16.30 | Closing remarks (15 mins) | Soo Downe, Brenda Kelly, Stella Villarmea & Ashok Handa |
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