10. Resources

Glossary

Term	Definition
Nasogastric tube	A tube which is inserted via the nose into the stomach through which feeds can be given.
Nasopharngeal airway	Nasopharngeal airway.

Resources

Resource Title	Description
Cleft lip and Palate Association	Further information can be sought from the Cleft lip and Palate Association (Clapa) which is a UK charity supporting parents, carers, and families.
Facebook - for the Trent area	For families in the Trent area who have their own Facebook page.
Facebook - for the UK	There is also a closed UK Facebook page for PRS.

Learning outcomes

By completing this resource you will have a good understanding of:
• how PRS it is managed and treated following diagnosis

This resource was developed by:

Content Authors: Karine Latter, David Thomas and Johnathan Syme-Grant

Narrator: Karine Latter

Project mentor: Heather Wharrad

Project developers: Michael Taylor and Lydia Jones

Special thanks to: The Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery Department, The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
For kindly permitting the use of some of their images in this resource.

Funding: Nottingham Hospitals Charity

This resource is the culmination of collaboration with Trent Regional Cleft Network, Parents of infants with Pierre Robin Sequence and the Cleft Lip and Palate Association

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