Working hand in hand to improve infant health and development
- Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2025, 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
- Location: Napier 102 Lecture Theatre, 1st floor, Napier Building, University of Adelaide, North Terrace campus
- Cost: Free
- Contact: Anne Jurisevic
- Email: anne.jurisevic@adelaide.edu.au
Join us for the Healthy Development Adelaide (HDA) and Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation forum.
The Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation (WCH Foundation) partners to create healthier futures for children and their families under the care of the Women’s and Children’s Health Network. This joint forum will highlight some of the research and programs being supported by the WCH Foundation which are working to improve infant health and development.
OUR SPEAKERS
Verity Gobbett, CEO, WCH Foundation
Introduction to the WCH Foundation
A/Professor Jaqueline Gould, Program lead of Supportive Neurodevelopment at SAHMRI Women and Kids
Omega-3 DHA to support the neurodevelopment of very preterm infants
Jill Newman, Arts in Health Manager, WCH Foundation
Music for Wellness
Professor David Lynn, Program Director, SAHMRI Precision Medicine, SAHMRI / Head of Strategic Partnerships and Professor of Systems Immunology, Flinders University Health and Medical Research Institute, Flinders University / Scientific Director, SA Genomics Centre
The impact of antibiotics on infant vaccine immune responses and how we may be able to mitigate these deleterious effects
Dr Malithi Hauser, Consultant Paediatrician and medical lead of the Cocoon Program, Women’s and Children’s Hospital & Charlotte Watson, Social Worker, Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Women’s and Children’s Health Network
The WCH Foundation Cocoon Program
OUR CHAIR
Dr Chelsea Mauch, Head of Programs & Impact, WCH Foundation
Other event information:
Networking and light refreshments will follow the session from 7.00pm. This is a public forum and also open to the community, everyone is welcome to attend.
For the full program and to register please go here: https://events.humanitix.com/working-hand-in-hand-to-improve-infant-health-and-development