Transition Fellowship

Overview

This is an exclusive opportunity to enjoy a fully funded fellowship on transitional care with Sheffield Children’s Hospital.

Date: 17-19 March 2020

Venue: Sheffield Children's Hospital

Convener: Dr Anne-Marie McMahon

Applications have now closed for this fellowship, please contact the education team if you have any queries.

If you work with 10-25 year olds in paediatric and adolescent or adult rheumatology services and want to learn more about transitional care, this fellowship is for you.

Sheffield has a multi-disciplinary and multi-professional seamless transition service which is well established. This fellowship programme will be based on daily practice within the hospital and will include attendance at the Rod Amos Rheumatology Education day. The RARE day has been running since 2011 and provides delegates with clinical skills training including patient parent involvement throughout the programme.

At the end of this fellowship you will have increased your knowledge and skills in:

Transition tools, pathways, and national guidance
Management of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis with the multidisciplinary approach
Incorporating HEADS in your daily clinical practice
Medicines and management of inflammatory conditions in children and young people from the nursing and psychological perspective.

Programme

Tuesday 17 March

Morning sessions
09:00-13:30

Includes workshops on hypermobility vs EDS and uveitis

Time	Session title	Speakers
09:00-09:20	Arrival, registration and refreshments
09:20-09:30	Welcome and introduction	Anne-Marie McMahon and Rachel Tattersall
09:30-10:35	Workshops: Communicating with children and young people (CYP) Paediatric and adolescent gait, arms, legs and spine (pGALS) Musculoskeletal (MSK) examination of CYP Uveitis Multidisciplinary (MDT) working with CYP Hypermobility vs EDS
10:35-11:00	Refreshments
11:00-12:05	Workshop stations continued
12:05-12:30	Thank you to patients
12.30-13:30	Lunch

Afternoon sessions
13:30-16:35

Includes developmentally appropriate care

Time	Session title	Speakers
13:30-13:55	Everything you need to know about JIA	Peter Bale
13:55-14:20	Developmentally appropriate care: a practical approach	Priya Narula and Lisa Dunkley
14:20-14:40	Transition in uveitis	Daniel Hawley
14:40-15:00	Top tips for implementing transition and young adult care	Natalie Bell and Rachel McQueen
15:00-15:20	Refreshments
15:20-15:30	Parent perspective
15:30-15:40	Build your transition service: what we've learnt
15:40-16:20	Transition and the move to adolescent responsive services	Janet McDonagh and Sameena Khalid
16:20-16:35	Transition Q&A panel: 'Ask the experts'
16:35	Close

Wednesday 18 March

Morning sessions
09:00-13:00

Includes education session

Time	Session title	Speakers
09:30-10:30	Education session	Rachel Tattersall
10:30-11:30	Developmentally appropriate care MDT meeting
11:30-13:00	Trust transition meeting
13:00-14:00	Lunch

Afternoon sessions
14:00-16:45

Includes transition clinics

Time

Session title

Speakers

14:00-16:00

Transition clinics (uveitis or adolescent patients)

16:00-16:45

Post-clinic debrief

16:45

Close

Thurday 10 March

All day
08:30-15:30

	Session title
	Welcome from the Sheffield team and welcome to the sports and health centre
	Observation of two medical clinics (specialist nurse clinic and physio & occupational therapy MDT) and join the pre clinic MDT discussion
	Lunch
	Informal debrief, Q&A and feedback

Programme and speakers are subject to change.