Red Nose presents a free bi-monthly Research and Education Series for 2024.
Research presentations by Red Nose funded researchers, National Scientific Advisory Group (NSAG) members, and Red Nose staff.
- When
- 9 July 2024
Hospital to Home, helping bereaved parents navigate to ongoing support
For the second webinar in the series, please join us for an evening focusing on the incredible Hospital to Home program. Hear how the program was developed from a pilot to an innovative support intervention that is highly regarded by bereaved parents. Evidence shows promising effects on wellbeing for parents following the death of a baby.
A program operating throughout Australia, Hospital to Home provides outreach support within three months of loss to bereaved parents who have experienced the death of a baby or infant through stillbirth, neonatal death or the sudden unexpected death of an infant (SUDI).
Speakers:
Margaret Polacska, Director of Prevention, Education and Research, bereaved parent and Hospital to Home Pilot Program Manager
Assoc Prof Fran Boyle, Institute for Social Science Research, The University of Queensland
“You’re the first person that I’ve been able to talk to”: an evaluation of bereaved parents’ experiences of the Red Nose Hospital to Home Program
Rachel Peterson, Hospital to Home Manager, The evolution of the Hospital to Home Program
Hospital to Home team leads a moderated Q&A panel discussion.
- Tuesday 9th July 2024
- 6:30pm- 8pm (AEST)
- Online
Registration essential.
The series will be recorded and circulated to participants that have registered. However, we encourage people to attend so to participate in the valuable Q&A.
Enquiries: Lacey Fitzgerald - Prevention and Research Manager: research@rednose.org.au
Register for the event