jane shaw

Speech and Language Therapist working in #paediatricdysphagia Primarily neonates, oncology, neuro and spinal rehab. Views my own. Interest - art in health care

[RCSLT 💙 @RCSLT]

Don’t forget to secure your place at our upcoming webinar on eating and drinking with acknowledged risks (EDAR). We’re looking forward to hearing from @DharineeHansjee and @Capacitylaw on where we are 3 years on.

Register here https://t.co/RAS5hdBwLa

[RCSLT 💙 @RCSLT]

Check out this new guidance to support speech and language therapists working in neonatal care from our neonatal Clinical Excellence Network!

https://t.co/n2NXaAP3ud

#SLT #Neonate #Neonatal #Guidance #RCSLT #RCSLTCEN

[SLTs in Neonatal Care CEN @NeoSLTCEN]

Our members have sure been busy! Another achievement today was the publication of the position paper on #Feeding and #NonInvasiveRespiratorySupport to support our profession. Thank you @bell_nicoll @KatyParnell5 @Rebecca_murph29 https://t.co/f3qZ1kkAKD

[EoeNeonatalODN @EoENeonatalODN]

Join us on the 20th June via Microsoft Teams for our Feeding the Complex Infant Study Day. To enrol please click the link below
https://t.co/Zy1nmZ4L1X

[jane shaw @jane9000]

@CaptainTobias9 Wow!!!! Amazing xxxx

[Louise (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 @SLTLoulou]

@SpeechieSoph Ahh thank you 😊 and yes it is available now:

https://t.co/PyG2I6FOIu

[Dr Mari Viviers @viviers_mari]

Loved working with @SLTLoulou on this resource

[Sophie @SpeechieSoph]

When the masks come off on the #neonatal unit 😷 such a beautiful video; copying Mummy’s mouth movements, reaching out towards her and then that first smile caught on camera, oh my heart 🥰 #babycommunication #premature (shared with permission) @rosie_neo_voice

[London Paediatric Dysphagia CEN @LondonPDCEN]

🔔SAVE THE DATE🔔next @LondonPDCEN Study day 29th June 23 ONCOLOGY focus w/ updates on💥cancer treatments for children💥management of side effects💥risk vs QOL decision making💥being a responsive community service! Oh, and it’ll be IN PERSON 🎉(&online and recorded) see you then!

[British Academy of Childhood Disability @BACD_tweets]

The Spring edition of BACD News focuses on Eating, Drinking & Swallowing - a big thank you to @sallymorganslt for suggesting and sourcing lots of great articles!

Members can log into the BACD website to read https://t.co/xlOvJG9vnp

Not a member? Join at https://t.co/NM4h0PzRyK

[Ilana @ilana_abc]

Hearing that maternal body odour reduced pain/stress responses in infants - salivary cortisol and cry latency after heel prick https://t.co/ZtQLfabcG6 the smell of breastmilk has also had a similar effect https://t.co/rYrUoGCFCc #LCGB2023

[Annie Aloysius @AloysiusAnnie]

At #SCENE2023 symposium with our poster on factors in successful long term breastfeeding in our NICU mums @NeoSLTCEN @ImperialNHS @ImperialPeople

[Annie Aloysius @AloysiusAnnie]

Thanks @joelafferty for sharing Ninewells NICU Dundee QI project to implement cue based feeding including a place to document scores on Badgernet coming in July! #MAINN2023 @NeoSLTCEN

[Annie Aloysius @AloysiusAnnie]

PoP study designed to support a change intervention to developmentally supportive feeding in a Norwegian NICU one to watch over next few years #MAINN2023 @NeoSLTCEN

[Annie Aloysius @AloysiusAnnie]

Exciting data from hopefully soon to be published study by Ragnhild Maastrup on feasibility and importance of early breast feeding experiences in preterm infants on CPAP #MAINN2023 @NeoSLTCEN

[kate jones @katejones80]

New 'theme of the week' on sucking practice with your baby.

[jane shaw @jane9000]

https://t.co/5BKnDGeJ9A

[jane shaw @jane9000]

Great to have evidence to show the importance of positioning for feeding ⁦⁦@Ailish74385353⁩ ⁦⁦@RThevasagayam⁩ ⁦@darthekb⁩ https://t.co/xnCStW1hUV

[jane shaw @jane9000]

https://t.co/7IdOGtprSb

[United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum @UKABIF]

Join us to discuss Criminal Justice & #ABI at the @I_B_I_A⁩ on Saturday morning with ⁦@doitjusticeltd⁩ ⁦@HopeKent20⁩ ⁦@theDTgroup⁩⁩ ⁦@cjabiig⁩ ⁦@huwwilliams19⁩ & Prof Tom McMillan moderated by ⁦@PinkConcussions⁩ #braininjury #justice&ABI