Intervention
Effective?”
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BACD
(British Academy of Childhood Disability)
(Formerly
the Child Development and Disability Group – CDDG)
Annual
Conference 2005
“The
Earlier the Better – Is Early Intervention Effective?”
Friday 11 March 2005
Assembly Rooms
Derby
09.00
Registration and coffee
Session 1:
| 09.55
|
Introductory
Remarks
Dr
Val Harpin, Chair, BACD |
| 10.00 |
The
National Service Framework and Childhood Disability
Sir
David Hall, Professor of Community Paediatrics, Sheffield |
| 10.30 |
Learning
from the Children’s Trust Pathfinders
Ms
Hilary Ellam, Department for Education and Skills |
| 11.00 |
Discussion |
Session 2:
| 11.30
|
Early
Support: A New Family-focused Initiative for Children under
the Age of three who have a Disability
Speaker
to be confirmed |
| 12.00
|
The
Primary National Strategy Behaviour and Attendance Pilot
Ms
Gill Taylor, Department for Education and Skills |
| 12.30
|
Discussion |
| 12.50
|
Lunch
|
| 1.30
|
BACD
AGM |
Session 3:
| 1.50
|
Defining
Early Intervention – International Perspectives and Parent
Thoughts
Professor
Barry Carpenter, Chief Executive, Sunfield School, Clent |
| 2.35
|
Discussion |
| 2.45
|
Tea |
Session 4:
| 3.00
|
Parents
Working with Musical Interaction Therapy with Young Children
with Autism
Dr
Dawn Wimpory, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Bangor |
| 3.30
|
Cognitive
and Behavioural Problems following Prematurity - What have
we to Prevent? Professor Neil Marlow, Professor of
Neonatal Medicine, Nottingham |
| 4.00
|
Discussion |
| 4.30
|
End
of meeting |
For further information please visit our website
http://www.bacdis.org.uk
or email Caroline Llewelyn
bacd@rcpch.ac.uk
Caroline Llewelyn
BACCH Administrator
50 Hallam Street
W1W 6DE
Tel: 0207 307 5625
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