HYPERINSULINISM 'DAY'

The day is open to clinicians at all career stages across medicine, nursing and allied health, and to basic/clinical researchers with an interest in hyperinsulinism. 

DATE:  Friday 15 May

TIME:  1pm - 4pm (AEST)

VENUE:  Zoom

PROGRAM:  

• Prof Deborah Harris:  
Blood glucose and alternative cerebral fuels in healthy newborns after birth.  Insights from the GLOW (Glucose in Well Babies) Study.
Followed by case presentations (focus on clinical insights, diagnostic challenges, or management considerations) and discussions.

COST:  ANZSPED Members FREE.  Non-Members $65.  

REGISTRATION: Now open - see below.

INVITED SPEAKER

Professor Deborah Harris is a Nurse Practitioner and Professor of Nursing and Midwifery Research at the University of Newcastle and Hunter New England Health. She has extensive clinical and research experience in neonatal and paediatric care and is internationally recognised for her work in neonatal hypoglycaemia and advanced practice nursing.

Her research focuses on improving outcomes for babies, children, and families through evidence-based models of care. Deborah is particularly interested the diagnosis and management of neonatal hypoglycaemia and alternative cerebral fuels. Deborah leads and collaborates on national and international research that informs clinical practice, education, and health service delivery.

PROGRAM

REGISTRATION

Members:  Free

Non Members:  A$65 

PLEASE NOTE:  If you are unable to attend at the session time, all presentations will be recorded and automatically made available to all persons registered for the event, and for all ANZSPED members via the members section of the website.