BANNFU Study Day

Attendance to this Study Day can be in person or online. 

Topics Include:

- Early predictors of long-term outcome

- Early neurodevelopmental markers of autism including behavioural indicators

- Practical workshop (face-to-face delegates only) Professor Frances Cowan and her specialist team will lead an interactive workshop on the Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination (HINE). Participants will have the opportunity to observe, practise, and      develop confidence in applying this essential early neurological assessment tool. 

Suitable for any professional involved in the care of babies in neonatal units and / or their long-term management and follow-up, including:

 Paediatricians, GPs & Health Visitors Neonatologists 

Neonatal and Neurodevelopmental Therapists involved in Early Intervention 

Paediatric & Neonatal Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Psychologists, 

Speech & Language Therapists, Dietitians, Nurses, ANNP 

Confirmed speakers include:

Professor Frances Cowan and team

HINE workshop

Professor Dieter Wolke

Early predictors of long-term outcomes

Professor Emily Jones

Early development of autism

Dr Liz Gregory and Dr Nicola Canale

BEAR (Building Early Attuned Relationships) project

Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood- Introduction to video series

BANNFU members are invited to attend the AGM following the study day (in-person) from 17:30– 18:30