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2018
'Growing up in the genomic era: Clinical and research insights'
When: 3rd December, 1-5pm Where: John Beveridge Lecture Theatre, Sydney Children's Hospital The genomic era is revolutionising healthcare for children and young people with chronic illness and their families. This symposium will bring together clinicians and researchers addressing the core psycho-social challenges of providing genetic testing and personalised medicine to children. Come along to learn about the key clinical challenges and discuss potential systems-wide solutions. |
Visiting Associate Professor Anne-Sophie Darlington The Behavioural Sciences Unit invites you to a presentation on 27th June, 2018, by visiting Associate Professor Anne-Sophie Darlington: Experiences of parents with palliative and end of life care: Understanding how to support parents and children to improve quality of life. If you would like to attend, please RSVP to Mary-Ellen Brierley at [email protected] bu 22nd June. Behavioural Sciences Unit Afternoon Tea On 12th June, 2018, the Behavioural Sciences Unit invited staff, volunteers, collaborators, and students, who have contributed to our team's projects and progress over the last few years, to an afternoon tea to thank everyone for their efforts. We were also fortunate to hear from 4 special guest speakers: Dr Luke Hesson, Dr Tom Denson, Lidia Monteverdi, and Dr Joel Pearson - who shared their inspiring work with us. |
Heart Felt Intentions - Being an End-of-Life Doula: Presentation by Anna Pelle On 30th May, 2018, the BSU welcomed End-of-Life Doula, Anna Pelle, to our fortnightly team meeting. Anna presented on her work in palliative care, and shared her experiences as an End-of-Life Doula. Pain and Palliative Care Research Presentations On 26th March, 2018, the BSU was fortunate to host presentations from paediatric pain and palliative care researchers Dr Tiina Jaaniste and Dr Lauren Heathcote. Dr Jaaniste shared her work as the leader of the Pain and Palliative Care Research Team here at Sydney Children's Hospital. Dr Heathcote shared her work as a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative, and Pain Medicine at Stanford University Medical School in the US. |