2013 Professional Issues in Practice Conference

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2013 Professional Issues in Practice Conference Online registration is available: www.tiny.cc/13profconf Registration closes on Friday 13 September. Surname Home address First name Postcode Workplace Workplace title/position Home ph Work ph Mobile Preferred email address ANF membership no Are you a member of NENA? Yes No Cost (all prices include GST) includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea Early Bird Registration: Register at www.tiny.cc/13profconf before 15 July and receive $50 off the online price below. Online registration - www.tiny.cc/13profconf Offline registration (using this form) One day ANF Job Rep/HSR $225 One day ANF Job Rep/HSR $250 ANF / NENA member: $250 ANF / NENA member $275 Non member $375 Non member $400 Both days ANF Job Rep/HSR $325 Both days ANF Job Rep/HSR $350 ANF / NENA member $350 ANF / NENA member $375 Non member $675 Non member $700 Method of payment (tick) Cheque Visa Mastercard Number Expiry date Name of cardholder Signature Amount enclosed $ Where did you learn about this conference? Attendance: Day 1 only Day 2 only Both Days Please select the topics you wish to attend from the adjacent program and tick the appropriate box below. Note: topics in each line are all running at the same time so please choose only one topic per line. Day 1 morning session followed by session 1a 2a 1b 2b 1c 2c 1d 2d 1e 2e Please advise if you have any dietary requirements or Day 1 afternoon session 3a 3b 3c 3d 3e allergies followed by session 4a 4b 4c 4d Vegetarian Day 2 morning session 5a 5b 5c 5d 5e Gluten Free followed by session 6b 6c 6d 6e Other requirements or Day 2 afternoon session 7a 7b 7c 7d 7e allergies: followed by session 8a 8b 8c 8d 8e (NB: Sessions 3e and 5a run for the full hour session. Do not choose a 4 or 6). All forms received via mail, email, fax or handed in to the office will be considered full price registration. Registration closes 13 September 2013. Full payment must accompany all registration forms. Registrations will not be confirmed until payment is received Box 12600 A’Beckett Street PO , Melbourne 8006 or fax (03) 9275 9389 Make cheques payable to “ANF (Vic Branch)”. Upon payment this form becomes a ‘tax invoice’. ABN 80571091192
7.30 am Registration and equipment trade display 8.55 am Official opening Lisa Fitzpatrick, Secretary, ANF (Vic Branch) 9.05 am Setting the Scene - The Mid Staffordshire Trust. What contributed to the care failures and what does this mean for Australian nurses and midwives? Professor Philip Darbyshire 10.00 am Morning sessions (please choose one from top ‘1’ row, and one from bottom ‘2’ row). For example 1a and 2d. Session 2 starts at 10.30 am 1a 1b 1c 1d 1e (OHS) Enrolled nurse graduate program - Bendigo Health Dr Helen Aikman, Manager of Nursing and Midwifery Education, Bendigo Health Good to go? Developing nursing competence and implementing criterialed discharge improves patient flow Susy Vulich, Clinical Nurse Facilitator, Royal Children’s Hospital Jayne Morrison, Royal Children’s Hospital 10.55 am Morning tea and equipment trade display 11.25 am The Power of the Word Robyn Moore, Communicator 12.45 pm Lunch and equipment trade display 1.30 pm Panel Discussion: Cost cutting, productivity targets, inadequate staffing - losing sight of our fundamental responsibility to provide safe care. Could the Mid Staffordshire (NHS) Trust care failures happen in Australia? • Facilitator: Professor Philip Darbyshire • Professor Linda Shields MD, PhD, FACN, Professor of Nursing - Tropical Health, James Cook University, Townsville and author: The demise of nursing in the United Kingdom: Lessons for Australian registered nurses and midwives February 2010 • Beth Wilson, Retired Health Services Commissioner, Victoria • Denise Heinjus, Executive Director, Nursing Services and Allied Health, Melbourne Health 3.30 pm Afternoon tea and equipment trade display A new and innovative approach to midwifery education at Sunshine Hospital Beth Collis (RN, RM, M.Ed, IBLCE), Graduate Midwife Program Co-ordinator, Midwife Educator, Western Health Val Dibella, Clinical Resource Midwife, Western Health What nurses want: Findings from the National Study on work and attitudes 2013 Peter Holland (MA Kent, PhD Tas) Associate Professor Dr Belinda Allen, Department of Management, Monash University 2a 2b 2c 2d 2e A hospital traineeship for undergraduate ENs: Expanding the workforce capacity and growing our own work-ready graduates Denielle Beardmore, DON, Education and Practice Development, Ballarat Health Services Increasing nurses’ knowledge of diabetes through online learning modules Catherine Prochilo RN CDE, Diabetes Nurse Educator, Team Leader, Diabetes Australia - Vic Changing the way we deliver maternity care - continuity of carer and care Karen Sawyer, Clinical Midwife Consultant – Practice Enhancement, Women’s and Children’s Program, Monash Health Benefits of specialised nurse-led clinics in general practice Kerrie Cunningham, Manager, Clinical Business Development, General Practice Support Services The development of an aggression risk screening process for ED triage: implementation and preliminary outcomes Cathy Daniel, Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Nurse and Management of Clinical Aggression Trainer, Royal Melbourne Hospital From healthcare worker to patient: the lifelong implications of occupational latex exposure Melita Taylor, General Medical, Barwon Health 4.00 pm Afternoon sessions (please choose one from top ‘3’ row, and one from bottom ‘4’ row). For example 3a and 4c. Session 4 starts at 4.30 pm 3a 3b 3c 3d 3e (OHS) Conservative wound management in the community - A collaborative approach Anne Bryant, Barwon Region Wound Management CNC, Community Health, Barwon Health Developing health services in non-government schools Susan Micallef, Registered Nurse, Brisbane Grammar Health Centre Turning Haemodialysis Green: One Victorian dialysis service’s account of their efforts in making environmental and sustainable change Anthony Perkins, Renal Research Nurse and Ecodialysis Project, Renal Services, Barwon Health 4a 4b 4c 4d Sexual health and wellbeing in aged care (a project in a high care aged psychiatric residential facility) Penelope Healey, EN, Goulburn Valley Area Mental Health - Grutzner House 5.00 pm Close Day 1 Day 1: Thursday 19 September 2013 After-hours telephone triage: A palliative care support service in Victoria Charlotte Chidell, Hospice After-Hours Co-ordinator and OHS Co-ordinator, Caritas Christi Hospice Nurse Practitioner development in regional Victoria Regina Kendall, Nurse Practitioner, Ballarat Health Services The reality of a nurseled bladder cancer surveillance clinic incorporating flexible cystoscopy in the public setting Patricia Bugeja, Urology Research Nurse/Urology Nurse Consultant, Epworth Healthcare Key findings and recommendations - Evaluation of Nursing and Midwifery Health Program Dr Bridget Hamilton, University of Melbourne Challenges in preventing and managing workplace bullying Dr Carlo Caponecchia, Senior Lecturer, The University of New South Wales
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