RCN International Centenary Conference
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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