BACCH Annual Scientific Meeting 2022 (Leicester & online)

Full PDF Programme can be downloaded below

Tuesday 20 September	Wednesday 21 September
How NICE Standard will influence assessments for FASD and what this means for paediatricians Dr Ges Gregory	Why research is important for community paediatricians - Georgian houses fractal geometry and preventing disability Professor Alastair Sutcliffe
Findings from the clinical and cost evaluation of ‘Stepping Stones Triple P’ for preschool children with moderate to severe intellectual disability & challenging behaviour Professor Angela Hassiotis	ARFID: diagnosis, innovations & research Dr Jo Cryer
Is your brain securely attached? A social neuroscience perspective on attachment Dr Pascal Vrtička	Transitions from care and care leavers' health and wellbeing Professor Emily Munro

Details in PDF programme below

Tuesday 20 September	Wednesday 21 September
Acting as an Expert Witness - Justice for children and families	Auditory processing – do you always need a diagnosis to help the child?
Approach to management of sleep problems in children with neurodevelopmental difficulties	Child death review and the community paediatrician [moved from Tues 20th due to facilitator availability]
Community Child Health – training update	How can we improve timeliness and quality of autism service delivery? (Emerging findings from Realist Evaluation)
Early intervention for children with neurodisabilities: helping families to thrive	Integrated Care Systems and Community Child Health
Effective safeguarding supervision	Writing the EHCP health advice for children with Down Syndrome

BACCH ASM 2022 Full Programme

PDF (2.25 MB)

BACCH ASM 2022 two-page short Programme

PDF (225 KB)

Submissions are now closed.

In-person and virtual attendance is available:

In person: lectures, abstract presentations, afternoon workshops, posters, annual dinner and catch up with colleagues
Virtual: lectures and abstract presentations only

Bookings

See bottom of page for online booking form
The one-day booking option is only available for in-person tickets
We do not issue invoices: payment needs to be made using the online booking form below - the booking (from BACCH) and payment (from Stripe) confirmation emails act as your receipt
Bookings for in-person tickets are now closed and deadline for virtual tickets is 12pm on Friday 16 September (was previously Sunday 18th but has been moved due to the Queen's funeral Bank Holiday on Monday 19th)
Virtual delegates will be sent the meeting links on the afternoon of Friday 16th September.

Cancellations

No refunds will be given for non-attendance or cancellations received after 09 September for in-person tickets or 18 September for virtual tickets
Cancellations received prior to this date will be eligible for a full refund, minus card processing fees, please contact us via email.
Delegates may make arrangements for a substitute to attend in their place at any time with no cost incurred by contacting the BACCH office.
If you cannot attend in-person due to covid, please inform us and your booking can be changed to a virtual ticket and a partial refund given

The conference will be held at De Montfort University (Hugh Aston Building) in Leicester.
Rooms have been reserved at the Ramada Encore for conference delegates at £80 (single occupancy)/ £85 (double occupancy) a night - please ensure you amend the check-in date if you don’t need a room for the night of Monday 19th
Book rooms direct
If you prefer to book over the phone, please call the hotel (0116 366 0150) and quote booking code BIR1909
Other nearby hotels include: Holiday Inn Leicester and The Gresham Aparthotel

Tickets for the dinner to be held on the evening of 20th September can be booked separately. (Deadline to book: 6th September.)