Biography — Case Management Kayley Kidd is a Children’s Nurse and Catastrophic Case Manager with over 18 years of clinical experience specialising in complex paediatric care, neurological conditions and community nursing. Based in Sittingbourne, Kent, she supports children and young people with life-changing injuries, complex medical needs and life-limiting conditions. Her clinical background spans acute paediatric services, high-dependency care and community nursing, providing a strong foundation for coordinating individualised care and rehabilitation within the family home. Kayley has extensive experience supporting children and young people from birth to 19 years with acquired brain injury following hypoxic events, cerebral palsy, learning disabilities, autism and ADHD. Her wider clinical experience includes traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, genetic disorders, stroke and complex respiratory conditions. She has particular expertise in caring for children requiring tracheostomy management, ventilation, enteral feeding and specialist medical equipment, including suction machines, nebulisers and oxygen saturation monitoring. Her understanding of complex medical needs enables her to develop care arrangements that prioritise safety, development and quality of life. Kayley is experienced in coordinating complex Continuing Care packages, multidisciplinary services and safe hospital-to-home transitions. She works closely with community nursing teams, therapists, social workers, safeguarding professionals and specialist healthcare providers to develop and review individualised care plans. Her experience includes coordinating paediatric palliative care at home, managing specialist equipment and medical supplies, and supporting families through complex discharge planning. She has also contributed to Integrated Care Board discussions, helping ensure that children’s care needs are clearly communicated and appropriate services are coordinated. Alongside her clinical practice, Kayley has held senior responsibilities within children’s community nursing services, including staff supervision, service development and clinical governance. She has led safeguarding discussions, supported young people transitioning into adult services and contributed to improvements in the provision of specialist medical supplies. Her experience coordinating multidisciplinary professionals and navigating statutory healthcare services provides a practical understanding of the challenges families face when arranging complex care. Kayley’s approach is calm, compassionate and family-centred. She recognises that caring for a child with complex medical needs affects the entire family and places particular importance on listening, explaining clinical information clearly and involving parents and carers in decisions. Her extensive paediatric nursing expertise, combined with experience in complex care coordination and safeguarding, enables her to support children and families through challenging circumstances while maintaining a strong focus on safety, independence and long-term wellbeing. Specialisms Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Hypoxic Brain Injury Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy and neurological conditions Autism and ADHD Learning disabilities Complex respiratory conditions Tracheostomy and ventilation care Enteral feeding and specialist equipment Children’s Continuing Care Complex paediatric care packages Paediatric palliative care Safeguarding and multidisciplinary coordination Hospital discharge and transition planning Age Group
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 Contact us at enquiries@harrison.associates Biography — Case Management Children Kayley Kidd is a Children’s Nurse and Catastrophic Case Manager with over 18 years of clinical experience specialising in complex paediatric care, neurological conditions and community nursing. Based in Sittingbourne, Kent, she supports children and young people with life-changing injuries, complex medical needs and life-limiting conditions. Her clinical background spans acute paediatric services, high-dependency care and community nursing, providing a strong foundation for coordinating individualised care and rehabilitation within the family home. Kayley has extensive experience supporting children and young people from birth to 19 years with acquired brain injury following hypoxic events, cerebral palsy, learning disabilities, autism and ADHD. Her wider clinical experience includes traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, genetic disorders, stroke and complex respiratory conditions. She has particular expertise in caring for children requiring tracheostomy management, ventilation, enteral feeding and specialist medical equipment, including suction machines, nebulisers and oxygen saturation monitoring. Her understanding of complex medical needs enables her to develop care arrangements that prioritise safety, development and quality of life. Kayley is experienced in coordinating complex Continuing Care packages, multidisciplinary services and safe hospital-to-home transitions. She works closely with community nursing teams, therapists, social workers, safeguarding professionals and specialist healthcare providers to develop and review individualised care plans. Her experience includes coordinating paediatric palliative care at home, managing specialist equipment and medical supplies, and supporting families through complex discharge planning. She has also contributed to Integrated Care Board discussions, helping ensure that children’s care needs are clearly communicated and appropriate services are coordinated. Alongside her clinical practice, Kayley has held senior responsibilities within children’s community nursing services, including staff supervision, service development and clinical governance. She has led safeguarding discussions, supported young people transitioning into adult services and contributed to improvements in the provision of specialist medical supplies. Her experience coordinating multidisciplinary professionals and navigating statutory healthcare services provides a practical understanding of the challenges families face when arranging complex care. Kayley’s approach is calm, compassionate and family-centred. She recognises that caring for a child with complex medical needs affects the entire family and places particular importance on listening, explaining clinical information clearly and involving parents and carers in decisions. Her extensive paediatric nursing expertise, combined with experience in complex care coordination and safeguarding, enables her to support children and families through challenging circumstances while maintaining a strong focus on safety, independence and long-term wellbeing. Specialisms Paediatric Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Hypoxic Brain Injury Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy and neurological conditions Autism and ADHD Learning disabilities Complex respiratory conditions Tracheostomy and ventilation care Enteral feeding and specialist equipment Children’s Continuing Care Complex paediatric care packages Paediatric palliative care Safeguarding and multidisciplinary coordination Hospital discharge and transition planning Age Group
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