January 2022
Post Reproductive Health and Menopause Management Course
This course aims to provide up to date information on current practices and recommendations in the field of Menopause Care. It is delivered in the form of Lectures by the experts in the various fields of Menopause care and Post reproductive health.
The course covers the recommended syllabus of the BMS/RCOG ‘Menopause’ Advanced Training Skills Module (ATSM). The course is divided in 2 days, first day aims at the basic management and second day for advanced care. Individuals can attend one or both days according to their training needs.
It’s suitable for all Clinicians in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Community Gynaecologists, General Practitioners, Practice Nurses and Specialist Nurses, Sub-specialist Trainees in Reproductive medicine/ Community Gynaecology and Trainees in Sexual Health with interest in Post reproductive health and menopause care.
2 days
£100 (£50 for Barts NHS Trust employees)
Webinar: Vaccination for Pregnant Women and the Health Professionals caring for them
Information for women and the obstetric community about the risks and benefits of COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy
As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout takes place this is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about vaccination from international expert Prof Paul T. Heath and understand how it relates to women wanting to get pregnant, already pregnant or breastfeeding.
We will share experiences of vaccination amongst women’s health professionals with Dr Gloria Rowland MBE including low vaccine uptake in certain groups and the range of beliefs from health professionals. Dr Rehan Khan will explore health inequalities in access to the vaccine and share what resources are currently available to help the obstetric community and women themselves.
This is an opportunity to get an evidence based perspective and a chance for you to ask questions from experts with first hand experience at an Elly Charity and the WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women's Health at the University of Birmingham event.
Everyone welcome! Register here for our #GlobalPregCov event on 20th March 2021
New Courses available for April 2021!
Elly Charity and The Royal London Hospital are running Part 3 MRCOG courses in April, book your course now!
17-18 April 2021
10 April 2021
Part 3 MRCOG Virtual Communications Skills Course
Small breakout groups focusing on scenarios with challenging communication involving patients and colleagues
1 day @ £400
Part 3 MRCOG Virtual OSCE Course
4 simulated patient and structured discussion circuits in accordance with the new RCOG examination format
2 days @ £800
Diabetes in Pregnancy Webinar: 13 March 2021
Join our Diabetes in Pregnancy webinar to hear about:
- Prevention of diabetes in pregnancy
- Current #research & from women who participated
- Only 1h with the opportunity to ask questions & take part in our competition
Everyone welcome! Register here
Reducing Maternal Mortality in Borneo
Last November Elly Charity volunteers travelled to Lawas and Miri where they delivered a programme to support local medical teams delivering obstetric care to the women of Sarawak region in collaboration with SUMMIT.
The Borneo Experience: How we made a difference
Michaela Anderson
The aim of this programme is to help midwives and doctors of all levels to acquire the necessary life-saving skills to help reduce maternal mortality rates. It focuses on training staff who work together in the maternity environment to improve communication and teamwork which can have a huge impact on the delivery of safe obstetric care. The current Malaysian Maternal Mortality Ratio is currently 27 per 100,000 maternities compared to the UK where the ratio is 8 per 100,000 maternities. This is a figure the Malaysian government is trying to reduce dramatically and working together with the Elly charity we hope to have an impact.
The training involved a 2 day MOMs (Multidisciplinary Obstetric and Midwifery Simulation) Course taught in Miri and Lawas which was attended by up to 65 candidates. The delivery of course involves several teaching styles from small group work, lectures, skill stations to simulations. To ensure the MOMs course is sustainable candidates from the course were selected to attend the Train the Trainer programme. This focused on the candidates developing teaching skills so they are able to pass on their knowledge and teach on local MOMs courses to other doctors and midwives in the Sarawak region.
The feedback was overwhelmingly positive. The enthusiasm demonstrated by the candidates was inspiring and their eagerness to improve and learn was motivational. Many of the candidates had not attended an update in obstetric emergencies in many years and they really appreciated the structured approach with an emphasis on communication and teamwork to help improve their work environment and maternal outcomes. They found it helped them develop confidence in dealing with emergencies and appreciating the skills of all the different titles in the team.
Mr Ramesan Navaratnarajah
Elly Charity Trustee & Obstetric and Gynaecology Consultant RLH
Mr Adam Steingold
Consultant Obstetrician RLH
Dr Soha Sobhy
Academic Clinical Lecturer & Elly Fellow
Michaela Anderson
Senior Midwife
Dr Mandeep Kaur Kaler
Obstetric and Gynaecology Senior Registrar
Dr Michael Elkin
Obstetric and Gynaecology Registrar
Adele Hamilton
Midwifery Manager RLH
Dr Dhanuson Dharmasena
Obstetric and Gynaecology Senior Registrar
Amina Ibrahim
Midwife
Sarah El Amri
Midwife
Watch our new animation!
Find out more about Elly Charity in our short new video
Join us for a 5K Fundraising Run in East London
Sunday 13th Sept @ 11am
Victoria Park, Grove Road, East London
Meeting at Lake & Fountain Start: 11.15am
Entrance fee: £15
Followed by food & drink
Contact: Elena.Greco@nhs.net or Mandeep.Kaler@nhs.net
Many Thanks to the Barts Health Women’s Division including the Midwives, Anaesthetists, Doctors, Neonatologists, Obstetricians and everyone that supports Elly Charity!
Webinar 3: Postnatal and neonatal care during the pandemic
1 August 2020 - VIDEO AVAILABLE HERE
Webinar 2: Intrapartum care during the pandemic
11 July 2020 - VIDEO AVAILABLE HERE
Focus on the Intrapartum period including risks of transmission and personal protective equipment during delivery.
Webinar 1: Antenatal care during the pandemic
20 June 2020 - VIDEO AVAILABLE HERE
Focus on the antenatal period and provide insights into COVID-19 respiratory management in pregnancy.
COVID-19 in Pregnancy Webinar Series
Elly Charity and the WHO Collaborating Centre for Global Women's Health at the University of Birmingham are pleased to invite you to a series of online global learning events on evidence-based guidance for the management and care of pregnant women during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coming up in July to October 2020
