The George Foster NW MASIC Education Day
Event Information
Description
The MASIC foundation aims to reduce the incidence of birth injury as well as helping new mothers who may be suffering In silence.
On the 3rd March, 2020 we will be holding our North West Education Day in honour of our secretary, Mr George Foster, who sadly passed away last year. George was passionate about MASIC, and was a long serving Consultant Surgeon at the Countess of Chester.
This is will be a multidisciplinary day, organised by the MASIC Foundation with leading speakers, reflecting the diverse professional roles required to coordinate and deliver effective and individualised care for women experiencing Obstetric Anal Sphincter Injury (OASI). The study day is open to OASI mothers, and all healthcare professionals, with relevance to students and registered professionals in midwifery, nursing, physiotherapy, mental health, obstetrics, urogynaecology and pelvic floor surgery, among others.
PLEASE NOTE, THIS EVENT HAS NOW SOLD OUT! We have a few spaces remaining for mothers only.
The final programme for the day is shown below:
Registration: 9:30 onwards
Tea and coffee served in the Retro Cafe
Chair: Jennie Grainger
10:00 Welcome, the OASI syndrome and MASIC
Prof M Keighley, President of MASIC
10.20 A mother’s story, how I became MASIC Admin., a vision for support groups
Anna Clements
10:40 A mother’s Story and how I was able to move on
Jo Prance
11:00 Coffee
Chair: Karen Telford
11:20 Role of the colorectal nurse and rectal irrigation
Brigitte Collins, Clinical Education Manager, MacGregor Healthcare
11:35 Physiotherapy Support for OASI mothers
Katie Mann, Physiotherapy Support for Mothers with OASI, Southport & Ormskirk NHS Trust
11:50 Lets talk about sex after perineal trauma
Kate Walsh, Specialist Physiotherapist in Pelvic Health, Liverpool Women’s Hospital;
Emma Mathews, Psychotherapist, Chester
12:05 Lifestyle tips and tricks for OASI mothers
Sandra Blythin, Specialist Physiotherapist in Pelvic Health, Mid Cheshire NHS Trust
12:20 Questions and answers
All speakers
12:30 Lunch
Retro Cafe
13:00 Workshops
Rectal Irrigation
Brigitte Collins, Clinical Education Manager, MacGregor Healthcare
Anopress
Siobhan Bathgate, Colorectal Pelvic Floor Nurse, St Helen’s & Knowsley NHS Trust.
Practical session for Neuromodulation (PTNS & SMN)
Domini Mullins, Advacnced Surgical Care Practitioner for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Manchester University NHS Trust
Sandra Blythin, Specialist Physiotherapist in Pelvic Health, Mid Cheshire NHS Trust
Clare Molyneux, Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in Lower GI Disorders, Manchester University Trust
14:00 Chair Shaireen Aleem
14:00 Mothers stories
Kelly Davies – Mother
Nicola Kulyn video, introduced by Clare Molyneux
14:30 OASI Clinic
David Iles, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Manchester University NHS Trust
14:45 Future Delivery after OASI
Gillian Fowler, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, Liverpool Women’s Hospital
15:00 Questions and answers
All faculty
15:15 Coffee
15:30 Chair: Mike Keighley
15:30 Urogynaecology consequences after OASI
Shaireen Aleem, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, Southport & Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust
15:45 Outcomes after perineal reconstruction
Jennie Grainger, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Countess of Chester
16:00 Neuromodulation in OASI
Karen Telford, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon, Manchester University NHS Trust
16:15 Questions and close of meeting
This course is approved for 5 CPD points from ACPGBI.