Queensland | ACCYPN

Queensland

Chapter Coordinator

Catherine Marron
cathmarro@outlook.com

 

Past Queensland Chapter Events

Chapter Event Virtual – June 2022 – Register Now to access the recordings.

(This event is also open to ACCYPN Members and Non-Members outside of Queensland)

“Care for Children and Young People – the COVID-19 Experience in Queensland”

The ACCYPN Qld Chapter invites you to attend the Virtual Chapter Event.

Presenters:      Karina Baigrie, Alysse Leicht and Meaghan Hollamby (2 CPD Hour)

Attendance:  Register now to access the Recordings from this Virtual Event
Cost:               Members $20.00, Non Members $30.00
Payment:        Payment to be received at time of registration by Direct Deposit/ Electronic Funds Transfer (as the Credit Card Facility is undergoing maintenance).
Registration:     Online Registration
                            Members check your email for you invitation to register.  Please contact ACCYPN Secretariat if you need the link sent to you via email info@accypn.org.au.

Disclaimer:     The Virtual Event was recorded.  As this Virtual Event includes Q&A and open discussion, anyone who participated or had their video turned on may be included in the recording.

Event Presentation Details –

9:00 am

Title: Covid-19 Vaccination Training for Indigenous Health Workers in Queensland

Presenter: Karina Baigrie Nurse Educator,
RN RM IPN BNurs, GradDip Midwifery, GradCert Child, Adolescent and Family Health, GradCert Adult & Tertiary Education, GradCert TESOL
Cunningham Centre
Baillie Henderson Hospital, Toowoomba

Abstract:

The Cunningham Centre (Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service) partnered with the First Nations COVID-19 Response Team, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Division (Queensland Health), to develop an education program that facilitated and enabled Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners to support the COVID-19 vaccination roll out across Queensland. This training became mandatory for First Nations staff under the Queensland Health Vaccination Training Matrix. The project aimed to improve outcomes for Queensland’s First Nations people by bringing care on or closer to country. The implementation of this project reinforced the valuable role of this workforce and demonstrated that with appropriate support, staff can increase vaccination rates and improve cultural safety and accessibility of our services.

BIO:

Karina Baigrie has been a Nurse Educator at the Cunningham Centre in Toowoomba for seven years specialising in teaching the Immunisation Course for Registered Nurses. Karina commenced her generalist nursing training in 1994 and continued with further studies in midwifery, child health, project management, adult education and TESOL. Karina designed and developed the online training modules and workshops for the First Nations COVID-19 vaccination training. During 2021, she delivered 50 COVID-19 training workshops across the state to over 300 participants and provided one-on-one support to First Nations staff vaccinating in COVID-19 clinics.

10:00am

Title: Growing Up in Queensland: Living through COVID

Presenter:  Alysse Leicht
Senior Advisor, Engagement & Community Education
Queensland Family & Child Commission

Abstract: 

The QFCC has a statutory responsibility to listen to the perspectives of Queensland’s children and young people. To do this, we conduct a biennial Growing Up in Queensland project that invites children and young people to share their experiences of their communities, their hopes and dreams, and the issues that are important to them. To date, these have been conducted in 2018 and 2020; however, the unique and significant circumstances over the last two years presented an opportunity to hear from young people during 2021. Growing Up in Queensland: Living through COVID explores young people’s experiences in Queensland during the COVID-19 pandemic. To read the full report and access the survey snapshot, please head to https://www.qfcc.qld.gov.au/living-through-covid

BIO:

Alysse Leicht is a Senior Advisor in the Engagement and Community Education team at the Queensland Family and Child Commission (QFCC). Her background spans education, research, psychology and community engagement.

Alysse has worked on both the Growing Up in Queensland 2020 and Growing Up in Queensland: Living through COVID iterations of the biennial Growing Up in Queensland child and youth engagement project. Alysse also represents the QFCC on the Thriving Queensland Kids Partnership: COVID Communications for Queensland Families, Children and Young People Network, and is passionate about amplifying the voices of children and young people across Queensland.

11:00am

Title:  The Virtual Covid Ward for Children and Young People

Presenter:  Meaghan Hollamby
NUM, CHQ@Home
Children’s Health Queensland

CHQ@Home COVID-19 Virtual Ward
The CHQ Covid Virtual Ward cares for children who have received a positive COVID-19 test result and are medically stable. The virtual service develops a personalised treatment plan for the child and family to guide their care and recovery.
The team of nurses, doctors, allied health professionals, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff contact families regularly to monitor the child’s progress and provide treatment if required. The service provides telephone and telehealth (or virtual/online) consultations and home visits if required.

Chapter Event – June 2018

Celebration of 100 Years of Community Child Health Services in Queensland

Topic: Celebration of 100 Years of Community Child Health Services in Queensland
Presenters: Professor John Pearn and Professor Linda Shields
Date: Saturday 16th June 2018
Time: Arrival 11.30am for 12.00pm – 3.00pm (1 CPD Hours)
Venue: Greek Club, 29 Edmonstone Street, South Brisbane
Catering: Includes 2 course meal, with tea and coffee provided. Alcoholic/soft drink available for purchase at the bar.
Parking: Street Parking own expense
Cost: ACCYPN Members $75.00 /Under-graduate Nursing Students $70.00 / Non-Members $85.00
RSVP: Friday 8th June 2018 (including accompanying payment)

Members and Non-Members Welcome

How to Register:

Members would have a received an email Invitation to attend with a personalised online registration link.

Member or Non-Member Online Registration 
Download Flyer & Speaker Information