RCN International Centenary Conference

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TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2016 CONCURRENT SESSION 1 (20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time) Populations, health and economic growth Knowledge for change and improvement 14.00–15.30 Theme 14.00 14.30 15.00 15.30 Populations, health and economic growth The role of the Admiral Nurse in the dementia pathway: models for future practice Hilda Hayo, Chief Admiral Nurse & CEO of Dementia UK, UK Dads, kids and sexuality communication: an unlikely alliance with populations, health and growth? Clare Bennett, Research Fellow, University of Worcester, UK Nursing at the heart of delivering improved health nationally and globally Jason Warriner, Clinical Services Director, The Sussex Beacon, UK Better care in the community Beth Griffiths, Senior Lecturer in Advanced Practice, Swansea University, UK Ageing management and nurses’ well-being: a multicentre study in hospitals and nursing homes in Milan Dr Loris Bonetti, Tutor nurse, Bachelor School of Nursing, Teaching Hospital Luigi Sacco, Milan, Italy Mindfulness-based interventions for people with ankylosing spondylitis Dr Helen Davies, Lecturer in Nursing, Swansea University, UK Session tbc Session tbc Ethical considerations and complexities for military nurses and ways to overcome them Dr Janet Kelly, Lecturer in Healthcare Law and Ethics, University of Hull, UK How can nurses help gypsies and travellers access the immunisations they want? Dr Louise Condon, Associate Professor, Swansea University, UK Examining a nursing quality indicator (NQI) framework in evidencing the quality of nursing care Dr Dawn Connolly, Nursing Governance Co-ordinator/Research Project, Southern HSC Trust, UK Session tbc Knowledge for change and improvement Stress and resilience in Executive Directors of Nursing in England and Wales in the wake of the Francis Inquiry Professor Daniel Kelly, Chair of Nursing Research, Royal College of Nursing and Cardiff University, UK What is the quality of end of life care for those who die at home? A study to explore the views and experiences of bereaved carers Dr Carolyn Lees, Senior Lecturer, John Moore’s University, UK A service evaluation project to explore patient satisfaction associated with specified clinicians in colorectal two week wait clinics Karen Cock, Lead Colorectal Specialist Nurse, Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust, UK Partnerships, policy and safe nursing frameworks making safe staffing a commissioning priority Siobhan McIntyre, Regional Lead Nurse Consultant, Public Health Agency Northern Ireland, UK Symposium Research and Innovation in the RCN – building the evidence base, building relationships Public health survey: The value of the nursing contribution Anda Bayliss, Research & Innovation (Evidence) Manager, Royal College of Nursing, UK Rapid evidence review of infusion therapy: A case of informed standards development Anda Bayliss Rapid evidence review: The patients’ perspectives of infusion therapy Anda Bayliss Getting to the ‘core’ of the supervisory ward sister role using a constructivist grounded theory approach Lynne Currie, Research and Innovation Analyst, Royal College of Nursing, UK Perceptions and expectations of clinical services accreditation by current and potential users Tommy Cheng, Research and Innovation Analyst, Anda Bayliss and Lynne Currie, Royal College of Nursing, UK 16.00 Refreshment break, exhibition and poster viewing
TUESDAY 22 NOVEMBER 2016 CONCURRENT SESSION 2 (20 mins presentation. 5 mins questions, 5 mins transition time) Society, communities, relationships Technology and innovation Populations, health and economic growth Professional Development Conflicts, disaster and recovery 16.30–17.30 Theme 16.30 17.00 17.30 Society, communities, relationships Women’s experiences of mental and physical health issues in accessing and receiving care Dr Nicky Lambert, Associate Professor, Middlesex University, UK A celebration of community nursing over the last 100 years Dr Crystal Oldman, Chief Executive, The Queen’s Nursing Institute, UK Workshop Retired nurse volunteers support vulnerable adults in care homes and hospital Tanya Strange, Divisional Nurse, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, UK Exploring the use of cultural safety in nurse education Dr Jim Richardson, Senior Lecturer (Children’s Nursing), Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education, Kingston University and St George’s, University of London, UK The art of nursing: compassion and equality in emergency care Kerry Anne Wykes, Practice Development Nurse, Emergency Department, Whittington Health, London, UK Technology and innovation Session TBC Let’s get together - Innovation in action: NI hospice specialist nurses spearhead the use of ECHO Susan Foster , Head of Education/ Lecturer of Palliative Care, Northern Ireland Hospice, Belfast, UK Development of an ECG MOOC for healthcare practitioners Joanne Gregory, Associate Professor, Kingston University and St George’s University of London, UK Professional development Leadership development The RCN clinical leadership programme Leadership development The RCN political leadership programme Leadership development The RCN introduction to leadership Conflicts, disaster and recovery Symposium Nurses’ work in conflicts and disasters; the road to recovery from 1914 to 2016 ‘A gathering of strangers’; A Scottish women’s hospital, the emerging conflict of 1914 Dr Alison O’Donnell, Retired Hononary Lecturer, University of Dundee, UK ‘The high roads of the war’: Nurses’ work on ambulance trains in the First World War Professor Christine Hallett, Professor of Nursing History and Director UK Centre History of Nursing, University of Manchester, UK From shell-shock to PTSD - nursing care and approaches Dr Claire Chatterton, Staff Tutor, Faculty of Health and Social Care, The Open University, Manchester, UK ‘So stirred - with pity – shame – remorse… also an increased desire to help’: Humanitarian nursing with the liberated inmates of Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, Spring 1945 Dr Jane Brooks, Lecturer, School of Nursing Midwifery and Social Work, University of Manchester, UK Nurses’ work in Northern Ireland; From the Troubles in 1969 to recovery in 2016 Margaret Graham, Retired Commissioning Manager, Belfast, UK Populations, health and economic growth Symposium The Community Nurse research strategy for Wales: developing knowledge for change and improvement The role of the community nursing research strategy national (CNRS) coordinator Dr Carolyn Wallace, Reader Integrated Care, University of South Wales, UK Creating an opportunity for community nurses to develop an outline study design in north Wales Professor Joyce Kenkre, Professor Primary Care, University of South Wales, UK Working together to develop the family resilience assessment instrument and tool for health visitors Georgina Jones, Health Visitor, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg, University Health Board, UK Using Rasch analysis to validate a community-based patient complexity instrument Sue Thomas, PhD student (RCBC), University South Wales, UK Managing the knowledge needed to manage medicines Dr Sue Jordan, Reader, Swansea University, UK All our health - healthcare professionals; a vital resource for improving the health of individuals Professor Viv Bennett, Chief Nurse, Public Health England, UK The role of nurses and midwives in prevention and population health Joanne Bosanquet MBE, Deputy Director of Nursing, Public Health England, London region, UK Leaders or laggards? Nurse education employment in Malta over the last few decades Dr Maria Cassar, Senior Lecturer, University of Malta, Malta
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