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<strong>RCN</strong> <strong>International</strong><br />
<strong>Centenary</strong> <strong>Conference</strong><br />
Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23<br />
November 2016<br />
QEII Centre, London SW1P 3EE
TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
08.00–14.00<br />
Registration<br />
Welcome<br />
Keynote sessions<br />
Time<br />
Event<br />
08.00 Registration, exhibition, poster viewing and refreshments<br />
09.15<br />
Welcome<br />
Cecilia Anim, President, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
09.25<br />
Chair’s opening remarks<br />
Janet Davies, Chief Executive & General Secretary, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
09.45<br />
Keynote session<br />
James Campbell, Director, Heath Workforce, World Health Organization, UK<br />
10.30 Refreshment break, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
11.15<br />
An exciting future for nurses and nursing<br />
Maureen Bisognano, President Emerita and Senior Fellow, Institute for Healthcare Improvement, USA<br />
12.00<br />
Education and eliminating violence against women<br />
Dr Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Under Secretary-General and Executive Director, UN Women, USA<br />
12.45 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
14.00 Concurrent session 1 (20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)
TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2016 14.00–15.30<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 1<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Society, communities, relationships, Technology and innovation, Conflicts disaster and recovery<br />
Theme 14.00 14.30 15.00 15.30<br />
Society,<br />
communities,<br />
relationships<br />
Embodied practice:<br />
rediscovering the<br />
‘heart’ of nursing<br />
Professor Jan Draper,<br />
Professor of Nursing,<br />
The Open University, UK<br />
Sponsored session<br />
Medical justice:<br />
seeking better care<br />
for pregnant detainees<br />
Morag Forbes,<br />
Volunteer Midwife,<br />
Medical Justice, UK<br />
The Macmillan Nurse:<br />
yesterday, today<br />
and in the future<br />
Grainne Kavanagh,<br />
Head of Professional<br />
Engagement, Macmillan<br />
Cancer Support, UK and<br />
Adrienne Betteley, Interim<br />
Head of Health and Social<br />
Care, Macmillan Cancer<br />
Support, UK<br />
Using person-centred KPIs<br />
to improve care<br />
Professor Tanya McCance,<br />
Director - Institute of Nursing<br />
and Health Research,<br />
Ulster University, UK<br />
Supportive self-management<br />
- roots to results<br />
Lindsay Welch (Salim),<br />
ICOPD Team Lead,<br />
Solent NHS Trust, UK<br />
The use of motivational<br />
interviewing in community<br />
and public health nursing to<br />
facilitate behaviour<br />
Patricia Day, Senior lecturer,<br />
Sheffield Hallam University,<br />
UK<br />
Collaborative pathway<br />
to reduce unplanned<br />
admissions in<br />
Multiple Sclerosis<br />
Debbie Quinn, Head of<br />
Professional Development,<br />
Northamptonshire Healthcare<br />
NHS Foundation Trust, UK<br />
The next hundred years:<br />
what foresight tells us<br />
about nursing futures<br />
Robert Madelin,<br />
Senior Innovation Adviser,<br />
European Commission,<br />
Belgium<br />
Patient-centred strategy to<br />
reduce donor blood wastage<br />
Sarah Beuschel, Transfusion<br />
Practitioner, Aneurin Bevan<br />
University Health Board, UK<br />
The role of an Advanced<br />
Nurse Practitioner in<br />
today’s hospital: from a<br />
critical care perspective<br />
Suman Shrestha,<br />
Advanced Nurse Practitioner,<br />
ICU, Frimley Park Hospital,<br />
UK<br />
Rethinking and redesigning<br />
the academic preparation<br />
of nurse administrators<br />
and system leaders<br />
Michael Villeneuve,<br />
Program Lead and Lecturer,<br />
Lawrence S. Bloomberg<br />
Faculty of Nursing,<br />
University of Toronto, Canada<br />
Technology<br />
and innovation<br />
Learning resources for<br />
nurses in the digital age<br />
Dr Caroline Shuldham,<br />
Chair of the Editorial<br />
Advisory Board, <strong>RCN</strong>i, UK<br />
“Building a New Front<br />
Door” Improving pathways<br />
for suspected first seizure<br />
patients<br />
Malisa Pierri, Clinical Nurse<br />
Specialist in Epilepsy,<br />
Alan Richens Unit /Welsh<br />
Epilepsy Centre,<br />
Cardiff and Vale University<br />
Health Board, UK<br />
MHealth and frontline<br />
nurses: The medic<br />
mobile experience<br />
Jay Evans, Regional Director<br />
Asia, Kathmandu, Nepal<br />
Blended learning for<br />
safeguarding training<br />
Zoe Clark, Senior Lecturer<br />
Children’s Nursing,<br />
Kingston University, UK<br />
Conflicts<br />
disaster and<br />
recovery<br />
Healing in an epidemic<br />
of suffering<br />
Catherine Bedford,<br />
Psychiatric Nurse/Family<br />
Support Centre Coordinator,<br />
Modilon General Hospital,<br />
Madang,<br />
Papua New Guinea<br />
Symposium<br />
This is Defence Nursing<br />
Chris Carter, Chair, Defence Nursing Forum,<br />
Royal College of Nursing,British Army, UK<br />
Bridget Malkin, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Health,<br />
Education and Life Sciences, Birmingham City University, UK<br />
Claire Wilcox-Tolley, Lecturer, Faculty of Health,<br />
Education and Life Sciences,<br />
Birmingham City University, UK<br />
Flt Lt Laura Hodson, Emergency Nurse, Royal Air Force, 4626<br />
Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron, RAF Brize Norton, UK<br />
Maj Nicola Corkish, Regional Occupational Health Advisor,<br />
Tidworth, UK<br />
Cpl Juliet Bale, Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps, UK<br />
Do military simulation<br />
exercises add value to<br />
military undergraduate<br />
student nurse education?<br />
Chris Carter, Nursing Officer/<br />
Nurse Tutor, Defence School<br />
of Healthcare Education/<br />
Department of Healthcare<br />
Education, UK<br />
The role of nurses and<br />
midwives in the response<br />
to Ebola<br />
Hossinatu Kanu,<br />
Chief Nursing Officer,<br />
Ministry of Health and<br />
Sanitation, Sierra Leone<br />
Characteristics and values<br />
of a British military nurse<br />
Alan Finnegan, Professor<br />
of Nursing & Military Mental<br />
Health, Director of the<br />
Westminster Centre for<br />
Research & Innovation in<br />
Veterans Wellbeing,<br />
University of Chester, UK<br />
The vital role of the<br />
rehabilitation nurse in a<br />
disaster response<br />
Fiona Stephenson,<br />
<strong>International</strong> Training<br />
Coordinator, Spinal Injury<br />
Rehabilitation Centre, Nepal<br />
Session TBC
TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 1<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Populations, health and economic growth<br />
Knowledge for change and improvement<br />
14.00–15.30<br />
Theme 14.00 14.30 15.00 15.30<br />
Populations,<br />
health and<br />
economic<br />
growth<br />
The role of the Admiral<br />
Nurse in the dementia<br />
pathway: models for<br />
future practice<br />
Hilda Hayo,<br />
Chief Admiral Nurse<br />
& CEO of Dementia UK, UK<br />
Dads, kids and sexuality<br />
communication: an unlikely<br />
alliance with populations,<br />
health and growth?<br />
Clare Bennett, Research<br />
Fellow, University of<br />
Worcester, UK<br />
Nursing at the heart of<br />
delivering improved health<br />
nationally and globally<br />
Jason Warriner,<br />
Clinical Services Director,<br />
The Sussex Beacon, UK<br />
Better care in the community<br />
Beth Griffiths,<br />
Senior Lecturer in<br />
Advanced Practice,<br />
Swansea University, UK<br />
Ageing management and<br />
nurses’ well-being:<br />
a multicentre study in<br />
hospitals and nursing homes<br />
in Milan<br />
Dr Loris Bonetti, Tutor nurse,<br />
Bachelor School of Nursing,<br />
Teaching Hospital Luigi<br />
Sacco, Milan, Italy<br />
Mindfulness-based<br />
interventions for people<br />
with ankylosing spondylitis<br />
Dr Helen Davies,<br />
Lecturer in Nursing,<br />
Swansea University, UK<br />
Session tbc<br />
Session tbc<br />
Ethical considerations and<br />
complexities for military<br />
nurses and ways<br />
to overcome them<br />
Dr Janet Kelly,<br />
Lecturer in Healthcare<br />
Law and Ethics,<br />
University of Hull, UK<br />
How can nurses help gypsies<br />
and travellers access the<br />
immunisations they want?<br />
Dr Louise Condon,<br />
Associate Professor,<br />
Swansea University, UK<br />
Examining a nursing quality<br />
indicator (NQI) framework<br />
in evidencing the quality of<br />
nursing care<br />
Dr Dawn Connolly,<br />
Nursing Governance<br />
Co-ordinator/Research<br />
Project, Southern HSC Trust,<br />
UK<br />
Session tbc<br />
Knowledge<br />
for change and<br />
improvement<br />
Stress and resilience<br />
in Executive Directors<br />
of Nursing in England<br />
and Wales in the wake<br />
of the Francis Inquiry<br />
Professor Daniel Kelly,<br />
Chair of Nursing Research,<br />
Royal College of Nursing and<br />
Cardiff University, UK<br />
What is the quality of end<br />
of life care for those who die<br />
at home? A study to explore<br />
the views and experiences of<br />
bereaved carers<br />
Dr Carolyn Lees,<br />
Senior Lecturer,<br />
John Moore’s University, UK<br />
A service evaluation project<br />
to explore patient satisfaction<br />
associated with specified<br />
clinicians in colorectal two<br />
week wait clinics<br />
Karen Cock, Lead Colorectal<br />
Specialist Nurse, Royal<br />
Cornwall Hospital Trust, UK<br />
Partnerships, policy and<br />
safe nursing frameworks<br />
making safe staffing a<br />
commissioning priority<br />
Siobhan McIntyre,<br />
Regional Lead Nurse<br />
Consultant, Public Health<br />
Agency Northern Ireland, UK<br />
Symposium<br />
Research and Innovation in the <strong>RCN</strong> – building the evidence base, building relationships<br />
Public health survey: The value of the nursing contribution<br />
Anda Bayliss, Research & Innovation (Evidence) Manager, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
Rapid evidence review of infusion therapy: A case of informed standards development<br />
Anda Bayliss<br />
Rapid evidence review: The patients’ perspectives of infusion therapy<br />
Anda Bayliss<br />
Getting to the ‘core’ of the supervisory ward sister role using a constructivist grounded theory approach<br />
Lynne Currie, Research and Innovation Analyst, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
Perceptions and expectations of clinical services accreditation by current and potential users<br />
Tommy Cheng, Research and Innovation Analyst, Anda Bayliss and Lynne Currie, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
16.00 Refreshment break, exhibition and poster viewing
TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 2<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Society, communities, relationships<br />
Technology and innovation<br />
Populations, health and economic growth<br />
Professional Development<br />
Conflicts, disaster and recovery<br />
16.30–17.30<br />
Theme 16.30 17.00 17.30<br />
Society,<br />
communities,<br />
relationships<br />
Women’s experiences of mental<br />
and physical health issues<br />
in accessing and receiving care<br />
Dr Nicky Lambert, Associate Professor,<br />
Middlesex University, UK<br />
A celebration of community nursing<br />
over the last 100 years<br />
Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive,<br />
The Queen’s Nursing Institute, UK<br />
Workshop<br />
Retired nurse volunteers support vulnerable adults in care homes and hospital<br />
Tanya Strange, Divisional Nurse, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, UK<br />
Exploring the use of cultural safety<br />
in nurse education<br />
Dr Jim Richardson, Senior Lecturer<br />
(Children’s Nursing),<br />
Faculty of Health, Social Care and<br />
Education, Kingston University and<br />
St George’s, University of London, UK<br />
The art of nursing: compassion<br />
and equality in emergency care<br />
Kerry Anne Wykes,<br />
Practice Development Nurse,<br />
Emergency Department,<br />
Whittington Health, London, UK<br />
Technology<br />
and innovation<br />
Session TBC<br />
Let’s get together - Innovation in action:<br />
NI hospice specialist nurses<br />
spearhead the use of ECHO<br />
Susan Foster , Head of Education/<br />
Lecturer of Palliative Care,<br />
Northern Ireland Hospice, Belfast, UK<br />
Development of an ECG MOOC<br />
for healthcare practitioners<br />
Joanne Gregory, Associate Professor,<br />
Kingston University and St George’s<br />
University of London, UK<br />
Professional<br />
development<br />
Leadership development<br />
The <strong>RCN</strong> clinical leadership programme<br />
Leadership development<br />
The <strong>RCN</strong> political leadership programme<br />
Leadership development<br />
The <strong>RCN</strong> introduction to leadership<br />
Conflicts,<br />
disaster and<br />
recovery<br />
Symposium<br />
Nurses’ work in conflicts and disasters; the road to recovery from 1914 to 2016<br />
‘A gathering of strangers’; A Scottish women’s hospital, the emerging conflict of 1914<br />
Dr Alison O’Donnell, Retired Hononary Lecturer, University of Dundee, UK<br />
‘The high roads of the war’: Nurses’ work on ambulance trains in the First World War<br />
Professor Christine Hallett, Professor of Nursing History and Director UK Centre History of Nursing, University of Manchester, UK<br />
From shell-shock to PTSD - nursing care and approaches<br />
Dr Claire Chatterton, Staff Tutor, Faculty of Health and Social Care, The Open University, Manchester, UK<br />
‘So stirred - with pity – shame – remorse… also an increased desire to help’:<br />
Humanitarian nursing with the liberated inmates of Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, Spring 1945<br />
Dr Jane Brooks, Lecturer, School of Nursing Midwifery and Social Work, University of Manchester, UK<br />
Nurses’ work in Northern Ireland; From the Troubles in 1969 to recovery in 2016<br />
Margaret Graham, Retired Commissioning Manager, Belfast, UK<br />
Populations,<br />
health and<br />
economic<br />
growth<br />
Symposium<br />
The Community Nurse research strategy for Wales: developing knowledge for change and improvement<br />
The role of the community nursing research strategy national (CNRS) coordinator<br />
Dr Carolyn Wallace, Reader Integrated Care, University of South Wales, UK<br />
Creating an opportunity for community nurses to develop an outline study design in north Wales<br />
Professor Joyce Kenkre, Professor Primary Care, University of South Wales, UK<br />
Working together to develop the family resilience assessment instrument and tool for health visitors<br />
Georgina Jones, Health Visitor, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg, University Health Board, UK<br />
Using Rasch analysis to validate a community-based patient complexity instrument<br />
Sue Thomas, PhD student (RCBC), University South Wales, UK<br />
Managing the knowledge needed to manage medicines<br />
Dr Sue Jordan, Reader, Swansea University, UK<br />
All our health - healthcare professionals;<br />
a vital resource for improving<br />
the health of individuals<br />
Professor Viv Bennett, Chief Nurse,<br />
Public Health England, UK<br />
The role of nurses and midwives in<br />
prevention and population health<br />
Joanne Bosanquet MBE,<br />
Deputy Director of Nursing, Public<br />
Health England, London region, UK<br />
Leaders or laggards?<br />
Nurse education employment<br />
in Malta over the last few decades<br />
Dr Maria Cassar, Senior Lecturer,<br />
University of Malta, Malta
TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 2<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Society, communities, relationships<br />
Technology and innovation<br />
Populations, health and economic growth<br />
16.30–17.30<br />
Theme 16.30 17.00 17.30<br />
Children’s cancer nursing<br />
– past, present and future<br />
Angela Houlston,<br />
Matron, The Children’s Hospital,<br />
Oxford, UK<br />
A jewel in the crown of the NHS:<br />
the evolution of a specialist<br />
trophoblastic service in Sheffield<br />
Jane Ireson, Clinical Nurse Specialist<br />
Weston Park Hospital, Sheffield, UK<br />
Keeping frail and elderly people<br />
safely at home<br />
Jenny Jarvis, Clinical Lead Community<br />
Treatment Team, Grays Court<br />
Community Hospital, Dagenham, UK<br />
Knowledge<br />
for change and<br />
improvement<br />
ANA’s health risk appraisal: insight into<br />
RN health, safety, and wellness<br />
Holly Carpenter, Policy Associate,<br />
American Nurses Association, USA<br />
and Mary Jo Assi, Director,<br />
Nursing Practice & Work Environment,<br />
American Nurses Association, USA<br />
Clinical research nursing:<br />
innovations in nursing practice<br />
Jennifer Allison,<br />
Research Nurse Manager,<br />
National Institute for Health Research,<br />
Wellcome Trust Clinical Research<br />
Facility, Biomedical Research Centre<br />
Respiratory Biomedical Research Unit,<br />
Southampton Centre for Biomedical<br />
Research, UK<br />
Session tbc<br />
Symposium<br />
Building, assuring, sharing and using knowledge for change and improvement<br />
<strong>RCN</strong> Knowledge and Innovation Action Plan 2014–2018<br />
Dave O’Carroll, Programme Manager, and Ann McMahon, Research and Innovation Manager, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
Leading, influencing and collaborating with our members and other stakeholders<br />
Dave O’Carroll<br />
Making an economic case for nurse-led service innovation<br />
Ann McMahon and Dr Chih Hoong Sin, Director, Business Development, OPM, UK<br />
Unpacking impact<br />
Professor Julie Taylor, Professor of Child Protection, University of Birmingham, UK,<br />
Professor Daniel Kelly, Chair of Nursing Research, Royal College of Nursing, and Cardiff University, UK,<br />
Professor Bridie Kent, Professor in Leadership in Nursing, Plymouth University, UK,<br />
Ann McMahon and Professor Michael Traynor, Professor of Nursing Policy, Middlesex University, UK<br />
Evaluation of the National Infection<br />
Prevention and Control Manual<br />
Jackie McIntyre, Senior Nurse Infection<br />
Control, Health Protection Scotland, UK<br />
Session tbc<br />
18.00 Close of day one<br />
18.30–20.30 Social event – <strong>RCN</strong> HQ, 20 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0RN
WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
08.00–11.45<br />
Registration<br />
Welcome<br />
Keynote sessions<br />
Time<br />
Event<br />
08.00 Registration, exhibition, poster viewing and refreshments<br />
09.00<br />
Chair’s opening remarks<br />
Christine Hancock, Director, C3 Collaborating for Health, UK<br />
09.30<br />
These shoes were made for walking...<br />
Matt King OBE, Patient advocate, UK<br />
10.15<br />
A window on the future<br />
Dr Susan Hamer, Director of Nursing, Learning and Organisational Development for the NIHR Clinical Research Network<br />
(NIHR CRN), UK<br />
11.00 Refreshment break, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
11.45<br />
Keynote session<br />
Dr Frances Hughes, Chief Executive Officer, <strong>International</strong> Council of Nurses, Geneva, Switzerland
WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 3<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Society, communities, relationships<br />
Technology and innovation<br />
Knowledge for change and improvement<br />
12.30–13.00<br />
Theme 12.30 13.00<br />
‘Not wanting to upset’ – the heart of palliative care nursing<br />
in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia<br />
Dr Nicola Ayers, Palliative Care Advisor,<br />
Federal Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia<br />
Back to the future:<br />
delivering person centred care in the home<br />
Jean Donaldson, Associate Director of<br />
Nursing Long Term Condition,<br />
NHS Lanarkshire, UK<br />
Society,<br />
communities,<br />
relationships<br />
Developing peer social support in UK prisons<br />
Warren Stewart, Senior Lecturer, University of Brighton, UK<br />
Theoretical basis of partnership<br />
in global health nursing practice<br />
Professor Michele Upvall, University of Central Florida, USA<br />
Women’s Health in Europe -<br />
from Research to Healthcare delivery<br />
Peggy McGuire,<br />
Director General, European Institute of Women’s Health,<br />
Ireland<br />
Sponsored session<br />
Technology<br />
and innovation<br />
Increasing reach of HIV screening in the ED<br />
through a bundled nursing and EMR intervention<br />
Madeleine Whalen, Registered Clinical Nurse,<br />
Johns Hopkins Hospital, USA<br />
The challenges and added value of<br />
electronic observations on nursing practice<br />
Dr Alexandra R Lang, Human Factors Research Fellow,<br />
University of Nottingham, UK<br />
Symposium<br />
A celebration of the last 100 years of nursing education and nurse educators; an exploration of the potential developments for the next 100 years<br />
Anne Corrin, Interim Head of Education, Royal College of Nursing, UK and<br />
Pauline Walsh, Head of School Nursing and Midwifery, Keele University, and Chair, Education Forum, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
Professional framework for emergency care nursing<br />
Frances Cannon, Senior Professional Officer, NIPEC, UK<br />
Nurse Led Thromboprophylaxis Re-assessment tool<br />
to improve the safety of hospitalised patients<br />
in a Welsh Health Board<br />
Andrea Croft, Lead Advanced Nurse Practitioner<br />
Anticoagulation, Thromboprophylaxis Project Lead,<br />
Welsh Nurse Director, Thrombosis UK,<br />
Princess of Wales Hospital, Bridgend, UK<br />
Advanced roles:<br />
lessons learnt from U.S. healthcare ‘middle’ grade system<br />
Sara Dalby, Surgical Care Practitioner,<br />
Aintree University Hospital, UK<br />
Session tbc<br />
Knowledge<br />
for change and<br />
improvement<br />
Innovation in education provision and CPD<br />
for nurses and midwives in Northern Ireland<br />
Maurice Devine, Assistant Head of HSC Clinical Education<br />
Centre, Antrim Hospital, UK<br />
Midwives and medicines (NI) 2014<br />
Verena Wallace, Nursing Officer,<br />
Department of Health Northern Ireland, UK<br />
Implementation of Meticillin Sensitive Staphylococcus<br />
Aureus (MSSA) screening pre operatively for elective<br />
orthopaedic hip and knee replacement surgery<br />
Sarah Fielder, Nurse Consultant,<br />
Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, UK<br />
The development and implementation of the<br />
‘Palliative Care Holistic Assessment Aide Memoire’<br />
Fiona Gilmour,<br />
Macmillan Palliative Care Service Improvement Lead,<br />
Northern Health and Social Care Trust, UK<br />
The validity of the Code of Ethics of Italian nurses<br />
for ethical decision-making<br />
Dr Paola Gobbi, Home Nursing Care Coordinator,<br />
Local health service, Monza Brianza, Italy<br />
Making the most of health visiting:<br />
mobilising the profession’s knowledge for impact<br />
Dr Robert Nettleton, Education Advisor, the Institute of Health<br />
Visiting, UK and Sue Hatton, Senior Nursing Policy Manager,<br />
Health Education England, UK<br />
13.30 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing
WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 4<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Society, communities, relationships<br />
Technology and innovation<br />
14.45–16.15<br />
Theme 14.45 15.15 15.45 16.15<br />
Symposium<br />
Towards a better understanding of global partnerships for a stronger global nursing workforce<br />
Strengthening ZUNO as the voice of nursing in Zambia: the <strong>RCN</strong>-ZUNO partnership project<br />
Ilona Johnston, Assistant <strong>International</strong> Adviser (Global Health), Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
and Rita Kalomo, ZUNO Programme Officer, Zambia<br />
The <strong>RCN</strong>-ZUNO partnership project: international collaboration to advance the quality of patient care and nursing influence<br />
Professor Jane Reid, <strong>RCN</strong> member and adviser to the Royal College of Nursing, UK and Rita Kalomo, Zambia<br />
A portfolio approach to international solidarity and development work<br />
Anita Robben Asbjornsen, Special Adviser <strong>International</strong> Affairs, Norwegian Nurses Organisation, Norway<br />
Nursing and health partnerships<br />
Andrew Jones, THET, UK<br />
Reflections on the first paediatric nursing course in Zambia - a global health partnership success<br />
Alison Taylor, Senior Lecturer in Nursing, School of Health Sciences, University of Brighton, UK<br />
Panel discussion<br />
Susan Williams, Senior <strong>International</strong> Adviser, Policy and <strong>International</strong>, Royal College of Nursing, UK<br />
Society,<br />
communities,<br />
relationships<br />
Symposium<br />
Health and justice: caring in criminal justice services<br />
Caring for prisoners: rewards and challenges<br />
Dr Liz Walsh, Chair, Nursing in Criminal Justice Services Forum, Independent Consultant, UK<br />
Collaborative working: police custody healthcare and emergency department<br />
Jessica Davidson, Senior Clinical Forensic Charge Nurse, South East Scotland Healthcare and Forensic Examination Service,<br />
NHS Lothian, UK and Annette Cosgrove, ED Charge Nurse, New Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, UK<br />
Pulmonary rehabilitation in a prison setting: a feasibility pilot and evaluation<br />
Nina Turner, Clinical Nurse Manager, HM Prison Rochester, UK<br />
Street triage: collaborative working: mental health nursing and police<br />
Karla Wilson-Palmer, Team Manager, Devon Street Triage Pilot, Devon Partnership NHS Trust, UK<br />
Mental health nursing and public protection<br />
Mark Warren, Integrated Manager, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, UK<br />
Session tbc<br />
Innovative mental health<br />
methods of engaging<br />
with young people<br />
involved in gangs<br />
Dorcas Gwata,<br />
Clinical Nurse Specialist,<br />
Westminster Child and<br />
Adolescent Mental Health<br />
Services, UK<br />
What next for the<br />
RAF reservist nurse<br />
Jennifer Lewis, IP&C nurse,<br />
UHW, Cardiff & IPC Flt,<br />
TMW, RAF, UK<br />
Mental Health<br />
Tom Laws
WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 4<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Technology and innovation<br />
14.45–16.15<br />
Theme 14.45 15.15 15.45 16.15<br />
Technology<br />
and innovation<br />
Symposium<br />
Nursing student engagement with health professionals and the public via social media<br />
Confidence, curation and professional identity, growing through online presence<br />
Moira McLoughlin, Senior Lecturer/Student Experience Lead, University of Salford, UK<br />
Twitter as an assessed component of digital professionalism for all first year nursing students<br />
Professor Ray Jones, Professor of Health Informatics, Plymouth University, UK<br />
Students engaging with professionals and others via @WeNurses<br />
Teresa Chinn MBE, RN & Social Media Specialist, WeNurses, UK<br />
Engaging with patients via social media including patient opinion<br />
Dr James Munro, Chief Executive, Patient Opinion, UK<br />
Management of implantable<br />
cardioverter defibrillators<br />
in advanced heart failure<br />
Loreena Hill, Heart Failure<br />
Nurse and PhD student,<br />
Belfast Health and Social<br />
Care Trust, Ulster University,<br />
UK<br />
Session TBC<br />
Workshop<br />
Using Twitter as a medium to embed evidence into<br />
practice - lessons from evidence based nursing<br />
Dr Alison Twycross,<br />
Head of Department for Children’s Nursing,<br />
London South Bank University, UK<br />
<strong>RCN</strong> Session<br />
<strong>RCN</strong> credentialing<br />
advance practice<br />
<strong>RCN</strong> awarding<br />
clinical fellowships<br />
Mentorship – the future of<br />
practice based education<br />
Nursing’s role in<br />
improving public health
WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER 2016<br />
CONCURRENT SESSION 4<br />
(20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time)<br />
Knowledge for change and improvement<br />
14.45–16.15<br />
Theme 14.45 15.15 15.45 16.15<br />
<strong>RCN</strong> Pain KSF -<br />
dissemination & impact<br />
Felicia Cox, Lead Nurse,<br />
Pain Management,<br />
Royal Brompton & Harefield<br />
NHS Foundation Trust, UK<br />
Session tbc<br />
Fertility preservation<br />
strategies in adolescents<br />
diagnosed with<br />
haematological cancer<br />
Valerie Peddie,<br />
ANP – Fertility,<br />
University of Aberdeen, UK<br />
The UCLH Exemplar Ward<br />
Programme: co-design of a<br />
scoring model and formative<br />
process evaluation of a ward<br />
accreditation scheme<br />
Natasha Phillips,<br />
Assistant Chief Nurse,<br />
University College Hospitals<br />
London, UK<br />
Session title<br />
Anne-Marie Rafferty,<br />
RN4Cast, Magnet, UK<br />
Real time patient diaries<br />
Lynda Ockenden-White,<br />
Quality Improvement Team,<br />
BCUHB, UK<br />
Nurse leaders - making<br />
a difference everyday<br />
Dr Clare Price-Dowd,<br />
Senior Programme Lead,<br />
NHS Leadership Academy,<br />
UK<br />
The role of European Union<br />
standards in building the<br />
nursing profession – a<br />
post-Brexit perspective<br />
Dr Tom Keighley<br />
Freelance Consultant<br />
Knowledge<br />
for change and<br />
improvement<br />
Nursing led quality<br />
improvement:<br />
an international<br />
accreditation project in<br />
rural Peruvian hospital<br />
Dr Patrick Palmieri,<br />
Presidente, Asociación<br />
Peruana de Enfermeria<br />
(Peruvian Nursing<br />
Association), Peru<br />
Session tbc<br />
Fall risk assessment in<br />
institutionalized elderly<br />
longitudinal study – FRAILS<br />
Dr Anna Castaldo,<br />
Director of Continuing<br />
Education, Don Orione,<br />
Milan, Italy<br />
Zika Virus<br />
Jane Chiodini<br />
Symposium<br />
Developing partnership through involving and engaging others<br />
Knowing: staff and patient experience<br />
Dr Liz Tutton, Senior Research Fellow, <strong>RCN</strong> Research Institute, University of Warwick, UK<br />
and Dr Stephanie Tierney, Senior Research Fellow, <strong>RCN</strong> Research Institute, University of Warwick, UK<br />
Involving: how we involve patients and carers<br />
Dr Carole Mockford, Senior Research Fellow, <strong>RCN</strong> Research Institute, University of Warwick, UK<br />
Influencing: how we use evidence to influence policy<br />
Dr Sophie Staniszewska, Senior Research Fellow, <strong>RCN</strong> Research Institute, University of Warwick, UK<br />
Engaging: how we make sure what matters to patients is measured<br />
Dr Kirstie Haywood, Senior Research Fellow, <strong>RCN</strong> Research Institute, Warwick Medical School, UK<br />
Changing: how we use the evidence we need to examine and change our practice<br />
Professor Kate Seers, Director, <strong>RCN</strong> Research Institute, University of Warwick, UK<br />
Critical care nurses attitudes<br />
towards undertaking<br />
academic pathways<br />
Anna McGuinness,<br />
Senior Nurse Education<br />
Learning and Development,<br />
Imperial College Healthcare<br />
NHS Trust, UK<br />
Developing the next generation<br />
Jacqueline McKenna, Deputy<br />
Director of Nursing, NHS<br />
Trust Development Authority,<br />
UK<br />
Revalidation, a welsh<br />
pilot site experience<br />
Carolyn Middleton,<br />
Senior Nurse, Aneurin Bevan<br />
University Health Board, UK<br />
New roles in mental health<br />
nursing: personal reflection<br />
of the role of an approved/<br />
responsible clinician<br />
Carol Molloy,<br />
Consultant Nurse,<br />
South Staffordshire and<br />
Shropshire NHS Foundation<br />
Trust, Stafford, UK<br />
16.45 Award of poster presentation, closing remarks and end of conference film<br />
17.00 Close of conference