A huge thank you to Yvette Vella and the incredible Sydney Organising Committee who worked tirelessly on another amazing NBPSA Annual Conference. Online or in person it was wonderful to be able to participate in #NBPSA22 A Successful Journey.
It’s fantastic hearing from Prof Valsamma Eapen at #NBPSA22 discuss management of childhood tics.
Prof Eapen’s recent @bmj_latest review paper can be found here, https://t.co/QNHYfZnB5w
Hats off to the organising committee for an extremely high quality programme
@paediatrician I strongly recommend outdoor activity, any activity, to my families. It can be so centering and calming, and is a low cost, medication free, intervention that can be done anywhere.
Dr Michael McDowall discusses our ongoing supervision arrangement in Private Practice where we bring our challenging situations to the #brainstrust
It is an arrangement all involved continue to value and prioritise as much as possible.
#NBPSA22#Supervision#paeds
@NatJMorgan@nbpsa Absolutely support this framework. It is very helpful in working with families in supporting function and agency for them and their child, and visa versa
@kaisersammi0 "To sleep, perchance to dream, aye there's the rub..." Brains need all phases of sleep, in appropriate quantum for that nervous system and environmental context.
@kaisersammi0 Semiology of behaviour is as important as that of epilepsy. Detailed sequential description precedes and informs synthesis and planning for appropriate intervention(s)
At #NBPSA22, the room is packed to hear Dr Annie Bye giving a tour-de-force of infantile and childhood regression, covering everything from nutritional, epileptic, metabolic, genetic, immune, autistic causes of regression. Standing room only. Incredible learning happening!
Welcoming Dr David Dossetor to #NBPSA22! David is a child psychiatrist with a special interest in intellectual disability and ASD at the Sydney Children’s Hospital Network @SCHNkids
#NBPSA22@NBPSA Pearl of wisdom from A/Prof Jill Sewell OAM, we should stick to our knitting and be the doctor for our patients. That is our skillset, our training and our focus so where we have the most to offer.
Ass Prof Michael McDowall:Thinking of Developmental Paediatrics as a "set of purposes"
1) recognising & addressing the biology & the science
2) managing the immediate distress
3) optimising the long-term trajectory for a young person and their family
#NBPSA22#paeds@nbpsa