Presentations from the event can be downloaded below:
Opening Plenary
Ten years of AYPH – Emma Rigby, AYPH
Data trends for young people. What’s changed in ten years? – Dr Ronny Cheung, Evelina London Children’s Hospital
Life chances of young people – Naomi Eisenstadt CB
What’s important to young people? Messages from young people in care – Áine Rose Kelly, Care Leaver, DPhil Student, Wellcome Trust Scholar
Research Advances – Parallel A
Teenagers and their sexual partners: What age difference should raise concerns of sexual exploitation? – Dr Louise Cook, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
Understanding the decline of teenage fertility in England – Katie L Heap, University of Southampton
“Not life threatening but life ruining”: Continence problems in young people – Dr Carol Joinson, Centre for Child & Adolescent Health University of Bristol
Innovation in Health & Education – Parallel B
PSHE Education: Policy change & models of practice – Jonathan Baggaley, PSHE Association
Using youth work in a school setting – Tim Tod, University of Exeter & Red 22 CIC
Pastoral curriculum: A manifesto – Jo Morgan, The Portsmouth Grammar School
Research Advances – Parallel C
Safe, Fit & Well: Streetgames’ national sport pilots – Dr Louise Mansfield, Brunel University London
Impact of a youth violence intervention in the emergency department of a London hospital – Brendan King, Redthread
Improving transition from child and adolescent mental health services to adult mental health services – Dr Cathy Street, Warwick Medical School
Innovation in Mental Health – Parallel D
Supporting young people’s mental health in the voluntary sector – Dr Simon Newitt, Off the Record
Developing a youth mental health service: Considerations across the system – Tonia Mihill: Mancroft Advice Project (MAP), Dr Tim Clarke & Dr Jon Wilson: Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust Child, Family & Young People’s Service
Healthy Teen Minds – Robin Barker, Healthy Teen Minds
Innovation in Engagement – Parallel E
‘It’s like a new life that you never knew about until now’: Living with HIV – The CHIVA Youth Committee (CYC) of Young People
Making change happen together – Anna Christina Carnegie & Iona del Pino, CLIC Sargent
Innovation in Young Adult Care – Parallel F
A model for young adult renal clinics – Dr Paul Harden & Daley Cross, Oxford University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Supporting transitions for young people affected by substance use – Colin Hughes, Young Addaction Lancashire
Adolescents in KAOS: Demonstrating the need for more age appropriate care in an inner London teaching hospital – Dr Simon Chapman, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Closing Plenary
Young trans people and healthcare – Jezza Donovan, Gendered Intelligence
Skin, stigma, services and support – Dr Tess McPherson, Oxford University Hospitals
Skin, stigma, services and support – Claire Howard, Centre for Appearance Research, University of the West of England
Skin, stigma, services and support – Dr Emma Howard, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital Foundation Trust
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The plenary and parallel session presentations are available below.
Young people’s health in the context of devolution – Ian Williamson
Young peoples health, everyone’s responsibility – Emma Rigby
A new look at young people’s health from the GP perspective – Marian Davis
Meeting young people’s health needs in other primary care settings – Nicola Gray
Mental health & chronic illness – Ann Marie Brady
Impact of cyberbullying on mental health – Amanda Fahy
Acute care for adolescents and young adults – Lorraine Albon
Disrupting cycles of violence in A&E – John Poyton
A&E youth connector project – Elizabeth Rankin & William Lilley
Be Healthy new peer resource – Kirsche Walker
Brook showcase – Natalie Denny
Communications in young people’s consultations – Peter Callery
Developmentally appropriate healthcare for young people – Albert Farre
Developing an acceptable & feasible management intervention for children & young people living with diabetes – Alice Cai
Confidentiality and young people – RCGP Adolescent Health Group
Diabetes and transition – Stephanie Lamb
The role of the pharmacist in the support of young people with chronic illness – David Terry
Supporting & promoting the health & wellbeing of young people – the role of schools – Jan Gouveia
School nurse approach to safeguarding, FGM & CSE – Liz Donegan
Using data to understand patterns in young people’s health needs & inform commissioning – Ann Hagell
Teenage pregnancy: job done or more to do? – Alison Hadley
Self-harm – a growing problem? – Adam Connor
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