Annual Clinical Report Day presentations

The Annual Clinical Report Day 2020 has been cancelled due to Covid-19.

Please email hiws@adhb.govt.nz if you would like to access the presentations from years prior to 2018.

ACR Presentations 2019

2019 Annual Clinical Report Day programme. [PDF, 755 KB]

Session 1: Maternity

• Maternity commentary [PPTX, 3 MB]: Dr Jason Waugh, Tertiary Maternity
• Midwifery commentary [PPTX, 4.4 MB]: Deborah Pittam, Director of Midwifery

Session 2: Neonatal

• Critique of Neonatal Report [PPTX, 1.3 MB]: Associate Professor Nicola Austin, Clinical Director of Neonatology, CDHB

Session 3: Gynaecology

• Gynaecology Oncology critique [PPTX, 7.6 MB]: Dr Patrick Keating, Gynaecology oncologist, Wellington Regional Hospital
• Inpatient gynaecology commentary [PPTX, 2.2 MB]: Dr Rob Sherwin, Director Women's Health

Completed Research at ADHB

• Associations between symptoms of sleep-disordered breathing and maternal sleep patterns with late stillbirth [PPT, 24 MB]: Robin Cronin

Session 4: Neonatal Session

• The short and long term outcome of pregnancies presentign to NWH at <26 weeks gestation over the last 24 years [PPTX, 2.7 MB]: Dr David KNight, Neonatologist NICU, ADHB
• Adherence to the neonatal hypoglycaemia guideline: [PPTX, 4.1 MB] Dr Jane Alsweiler, Neonatologist NICU, ADHB
• NZ Consensus Statement on the Care of Mother and Baby(ies) at periviable gestations: [PPT, 2.7 MB] Dr Malcolm Battin, Neonatologist NICU, ADHB
• The neonatal review: drivers and resource: [PPTX, 680 KB] Associate Professor Nicola Austin

Current research at ADHB

• The psychological wellbeing of women at high risk of spontaneous preterm birth: [PPTX, 1.3 MB] Dr Lisa Dawes
• The ECOBABe study: early colonisation with bacteria after birth: [PPTX, 375 KB] Dr Celia Grigg

ACR presentations 2018 [PDF, 755 KB]

Session 1: Birth at 23 Weeks

• Outcomes for babies born at 23 and 24 weeks gestation: [PDF, 1.2 MB] Dr Mariam Buksh, Clinical Director, Newborn Services
• The evidence to inform our practice for the care of the peri-viable fetus: [PDF, 1.5 MB] Dr Katie Groom, Consultant, O&G

Session 2: iGen, post-millenials and Women’s Health: Issues and how we are addressing them

• The biology of adolescence [PPTX, 1.6 MB]: Dr Saman Moeed, Paediatric& Adolescent Gynaecologist
• School based health services [PDF, 1.6 MB]: Ruth Bijl, Funding and Development Manager
• Helping teenagers access contraception [PDF, 1.1 MB]: Dr Orna McGinn, GP, University of Auckland
• What are the issues for unplanned teen pregnancy? [PDF, 1.3 MB]: Dr Gill Gibson, Clinical Director, Epsom Day Gynaecology Service
• Sexual health education for the iGeneration [PPTX, 1.2 MB]: Alex Anderson, Auckland Sexual Health Service
• Keeping our teens safe [PDF, 483 KB]: Dr Leah Andrews, Child& Adolescent Psychiatrist, Starship Consult Liaison Team
• The iGeneration [PPTX, 1.1 MB]: Lizzie Marvelly

Session 3: Neonatology

• Pulse oximetry screening update [PDF, 634 KB]: Dr Elza Cloete, Neonatologist, Newborn Services
• Intermittent hypoxaemia in late preterm babies [PDF, 1 MB]: Dr Jane Alsweiler, Neonatal Paediatrician, Newborn Services

Session 4: Quality Improvement

• What do women think about family violence screening in ourhospital? [PDF, 385 KB]: Kathy Lowe, Intimate Partner violence Intervention Trainer/Coordinator
• Advances in management of SGA: how can we do better? [PDF, 2.4 MB]: Professor Lesley McCowan, Department of O&G 
• How well are we detecting andmanaging SGA? [PDF, 1.1 MB]: Beatle Treadwell, Midwifery Educator
• Sleep on side campaign – developing consumer resources on maternalsleep position [PDF, 2.7 MB]: Isis McKay, Consumer and Lesley McCowan