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Mon June 4th 2018 |
Tues June 5th 2018 – Open (Kisumu) |
Weds June 6th 2018 – Closed; network members + invitees (Kisumu) |
Thurs June 7th 2018- – Closed; network members + invitees (Kisumu) |
Fri June 8th 2018 - (Kilifi) |
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0800-0830 |
Visit JOOTRH NNU
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Registration and refreshments |
Refreshments |
Refreshments
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Visit Kilifi County Hospital NNU/KEMRI-Wellcome Trust
8 -9am -meet paediatric clinical team at morning handover- an opportunity to introduce yourselves for 20 minutes
9-10am Tour of children’s ward and paediatric HDU
10-11am courtesy call to centre and scientific directors, tea break and time to meet interested scientists
11-12 noon special seminar open to all programme scientists: The NeoNuNet project; 10-15 mins presentations from 10-15 mins presentations from
12-1pm lunch
1pm depart for airport
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0830-10.30
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Welcome and introductions
(Dr Pauline Andang’o and Dr Helen Nabwera)
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Chair: Prof Stephen Allen
Finalise database design/content (Prof Stephen Allen)
Using RedCap (Ismaela VIA SKYPE
Review draft feeding protocol to use across the network (Prof Stephen Allen)
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Chair: Dr Pauline Andang’o
Feedback from groupwork on diagnostic criteria
Reviewing network logistics/finance/communications/website
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Chair: Dr Florence Murila
Expert review: Issues in feeding LBW newborns, risks/morbidity and the gut microbiome (Dr Nick Embleton)
Expert review: Early origins of respiratory disease (Prof Graham Devereux)
Systematic review: feeding practices for LBW infants in LMICs (Dr Abimbola Akindolire)
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1030-1100 |
Refreshments |
Refreshments |
Refreshments
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1100-1300 |
Chair: Dr Roseline Ochieng
Overview of MoH and partners strategy for feeding LBW infants (Mr Allan Govoga, Division of Child and Adolescent Health, MoH) (Ms Betty Samburu, Nutrition Unit, MoH) (Ms Laura Kiige, UNICEF)
Experience of managing VLBW infants- Kijabe Mission Hospital (Dr Jecinter Modi)
Critical issues in feeding LBW infants in Kenya (Dr Alison Talbert, Dr Walter Otieno)
Critical issues in feeding LBW infants in Nigeria (Dr Olukemi Tongo)
Growth outcomes of low birth weight infants in Kilifi, Kenya (Dr Alison Talbert/Dr Martha Mwangome)
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Chair: Dr Alison Talbert
Groupwork: Review and finalise diagnostic criteria for common neonatal morbidities in the network & adapting these to our NNUs • Birth asphyxia • Sepsis • NEC • Intestinal perforation • Major respiratory illnesses
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Chair: Prof Stephen Allen
Plan next steps, activities (new proposals).
Groupwork and feedback: potential research proposals and target funding bodies |
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1300-1400 |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch
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Lunch |
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1400-1500 |
Visit to JOOTRH
Free-time for informal discussions |
Chair: Dr Walter Otieno
Neonatal sepsis in JOOTRH & Kilifi (Dr Josephine Ojigo and Dr Alison Talbert)
Neonatal sepsis in Ibadan (Dr Olukemi Tongo)
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Visit KEMRI-CDC laboratories
Free-time for informal discussions |
Travel to Kilifi via Nairobi |
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1500- 1630 |
Chair: Dr Martha Mwangome
Review of LBW feeding survey results (Prof Stephen Allen)
Expert review: Developing core outcome sets (Dr Ian Sinha VIA SKYPE)
Expert review: Early origins of impaired development (Dr Melissa Gladstone VIA SKYPE) |
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1630-1700 |
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Wrap up |
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