Occupation

40 TH ANNUAL
CONFERENCE
& EXHIBITION
WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE 2016 WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE 2016
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Occupation
WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE 2016
08.00–08.45 Getting up, close and personal – a chance to meet conference speakers and senior COT staff
09.00–09.45 Session 13 – Plenary: Does the future of occupational therapy depend on reflections of the past, Professor Sue Baptiste of McMaster University, Canada
10.00–10.45 Long term conditions Mental health Learning disabilities Social care International Transformation Older people Practice development
11.30–12.15 Occupational science
Session 14 Session 15 Session 16 Session 17 Session 18 Session 19 Session 20 Session 21 Session 22
Education and theory
development
Children, young people and
families
Social care Education Transformation Neurological practice
Session 23 Session 24 Session 25 Session 26 Session 27 Session 28 Session 29 Session 30 Session 31
Papers Papers Seminar Seminar College hosted Seminar Facilitated poster discussion Papers
Mental health practitioners’
use of narrative in creative arts
implications for occupational
therapy
Kat Gilmurray
University of the West of England
Exploring occupational
motivation through personal
narratives
Chris McKenna
Teesside University
A pedagogical investigation of an
occupation focused teaching tool
Joan Howarth
University of Cumbria
What has theory got to do with
practice? Bridging the gap in
integrated teams
Heather Hurst
Gloucestershire Care Services
NHS Trust
Initial findings – the experience
of play of 6-12 year olds with
Cerebral Palsy
Naomi Graham
University of Brighton
Self-neglect and adult
safeguarding: what do we know
and how do we approach it?
Walter Lloyd-Smith
Norfolk County Council
Changes to the funding of
occupational therapy student
education – implications for
the profession
Julia Skelton, Director of
Professional Operations,
Elizabeth White, Assistant
Director of Education
and Research
College of Occupational
Therapists
Sustained health behaviour:
an occupational therapy
led community pulmonary
rehabilitation programme
Susan Easthaugh
South Tyneside Foundation Trust
PREBOOK SESSION
An evaluation of patient and
caregiver education within a
post-stroke upper limb group
Bronwyn Plumb
London North West
NHS Healthcare Trust
Using clinical audit as a
tool to develop consistent
practice in cognitive
rehabilitation
Helen Harrison
Regional Hyper acute
Rehabilitation Unit
Northwick Park Hospital
Telling your story: using
the activity of writing with
people with neurological
conditions
Sheila White
Integrated Neurological Services
Assessment for disorders of
consciousness - more than
just a diagnostic tool?
Ginnie Garlick
Royal Hospital for
Neuro-disability
Trauma and
Orthopaedics
Papers Seminar Papers Keynote address College hosted Papers Papers Facilitated poster discussion Keynote address
Conceptualising diabetes selfmanagement
as an occupation
Annabel Youngson
University of Cumbria
Reconceptualising pain
empowers patients to identify
meaningful self-management
strategies
Jill Chanter
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals
Building resilience for Mental
health recovery: a Recovery
College collaboration
Josh Cameron
University of Brighton
10.45–11.30 Morning coffee, exhibition and poster viewing
Autism, anxiety and occupational
therapy – a case study
John Pope
The Huntercombe Group
The ‘Cook and Eat’ project
an evaluation
Helen Jennings
York St. John University
Supporting the newly qualified
workforce in social care
Graham Woodham
Programme Head -Social Work
Skills for Care
and Stephanie Tempest
Education Manager (Professional
Development)
College of Occupational Therapists
World Federation of
Occupational Therapists
(WFOT) and the global
health agenda - towards
2025
Marilyn Pattison President;
Sue Baptiste, Vice President
and Samantha Shann
Vice President Finance
WFOT
Veterans and post-traumatic
stress disorder - is there
a role for occupational
therapy?
Erin Colfer
Sheffield Hallam University
The development of a
role emerging placement
between health and fire
services
Sarah Addy, Nottinghamshire
Healthcare NHS Trust
Exploring the hidden art of
the occupational therapy role
with frail older people
Laura Evans
Sheffield Teaching Hospital
Foundation Trust
PREBOOK SESSION
An exploration of the health
experiences of people who
are considered obese
or plus size
Hannah Spring
York St John University
Interactive reasoning: Taking
‘underground’ practice
overground
Harry Gill
Brunel University London
Piloting a new approach to
practice educator updates
- new roles and new
partnerships
Susan Jackson
University of Bradford
Improving the quality and
safety of clinical work with a
supervision toolkit
Jennifer Beal
Cygnet Health Care
The occupational therapists
role in critical care
Lauren Maher
Clinical Lead Occupational
Therapist
Critical Care and Trauma
King’s College Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust
Trauma and
Orthopaedics
A new conceptual framework
to facilitate return to paid
work following a brain injury
Karen Beaulieu
University of Northampton
Evaluating an early traumatic
brain injury vocational
rehabilitation training
package
Jain Holmes
University of Nottingham
WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE 2016
12.15–14.00 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing
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