The Elizabeth Bryan Multiple Births Centre
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A new collaboration between BCU and the MBF, has resulted in the creation of The Elizabeth Bryan Multiple Births Centre.
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We offer a module for the individualised care of multiple birth families from conception to year one
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The Launch
The Elizabeth Bryan Multiple Births Centre was launched at Birmingham City University on Thursday 21st September. The event was attended by members of Elizabeth Bryan’s family, Trustees of the Multiple Births Foundation, BCU staff and representatives from practice partners and local and national organisations. The programme consisted of short presentations (see below) followed by a video clip from BCU’s Chancellor, Sir Lenny Henry offering his support to the work of the EBMBC. The event ended with refreshments and the opportunity for attendees to network.
Welcome
Professor Louise Toner, Associate Dean Academic Portfolio and Market Development, Faculty of Health, Education and Life Sciences, Birmingham City University
The Birmingham City University perspective
Professor Julian Beer, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research, Innovation and Enterprise, Birmingham City University
Who was Elizabeth Bryan?
Faith Hallett, Chair of Trustees, Multiple Births Foundation
Looking to the future
Jane Denton, Co-lead, Elizabeth Bryan Multiple Births Centre and Director Multiple Births Foundation
Merryl Harvey, Co-lead Elizabeth Bryan Multiple Births Centre / Professor of Nursing and Family Health, Birmingham City University