2018 SPHeRE Network Conference Timetable (Final)

SPHeRE NETWORK CONFERENCE TIMETABLE 2018
09:15 Registration
09:30 Welcome and Overview of 10 Years of SPHeRE & The HRB Scholars’ Programme
Prof Anne Hickey, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Co-Director of SPHeRE
09:40
Introduction to the Value of Patient and Public Involvement in Research, Healthcare and Health Planning in Ireland
Dr Anne Cody, Health Research Board
09:55 Keynote Address: ‘Public and Patient Involvement in Implementation Research’
Prof Robbie Foy, University of Leeds , Chaired by Prof Anne Hickey, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
10:40 Coffee & & Moderated Poster Presentations
11:00 PARALLEL SESISONS 1
PPI (Exam Hall) Quality Care & Services (TR1) Population Health (TR2&3) Interventions (TR4)
Chair: Dr Anne Cody, HRB Chair: Dr Padraic Fleming, HSE Chair: Dr Molly Byrne, NUIG Chair: Prof Deirdre Hurley,
UCD
11:05 Dr Deirdre Daly
“Co-producing maternal
health research with women
– the MAMMI study processes”
Ms Emma O' Shea
“Key Stakeholders' Experiences
of Respite Services for People
with Demena and their
Perspecves on Service Development:
A Qualitave Systemac
Review and Meta-
Ethnography”
Ethna McFerran
“Can Ireland’s colorectal
screening programme save
more lives, save money and
live within exisng colonoscopy
capacity limits? Findings
from the MISCAN microsimulaon
model”
Ms Áine Maguire
“Idenfying key movators
for parcipang in a doubleblinded,
randomised, placebo-controlled
trial: Preliminary
results from a mental
health study”
11:25 Dr Veronica Lambert
“Engaging with the public to
co-produce a framework for
public involvement in naonal
clinical guideline development
and audit”
11:45 Ms Aoife Gallagher
“Engaging praconers and
service-users in the co-design
of the ideal service to schools
for children with developmental
language disorders
(DLD)”
12:05 Dr Oonagh Meade
“EQUIPed to succeed: A case
example of service user and
carer involvement from study
incepon through to disseminaon
on the EQUIP programme
grant”
12:25 Ms Emmy Racine
“Parcipants’ Perspecves
and Preferences on Clinical
Trial Result Disseminaon:
The TRUST Thyroid Trial Experience”
Ms Emmy Racine
“Older Peoples’ Experiences of
Aending Falls Risk Assessment
Clinics”
Ms Jennifer Moloney
“Supporng quality of life in
dysphagia following stroke:
Comparing clinical pracce
with paent priories.”
Ms Marita Hennessy
“Co-creang research priori-
es on childhood obesity prevenon
using the nominal
group technique”
Dr Noeleen Brady
“Paent experience in Irish
hospitals: implementaon of a
pilot safe nurse staffing framework”
Ms Fiona Riordan
“Challenges experienced by
community-based Diabetes
Nurse Specialists in supporng
the delivery of integrated care:
A qualitave study”
Ms Gillian Maher
“Hypertensive disorders of
pregnancy and risk of neurodevelopmental
disorders in the
offspring: a systemac review
and meta-analysis”
Ms Paula Byrne
“Expanding the boundaries of
stan treatment – is it worth
it? Cost implicaons and acceptability
to paents.”
Ms Sarah Jane Flaherty
“Individual Autonomy and Localised
Privacy: Exploring the
factors influencing acceptability
of healthy eang apps in a
lower socioeconomic cohort.”
Dr Elaine Toomey
“Surveying knowledge, prac-
ce and atudes toward
intervenon fidelity within
trials of complex healthcare
intervenons”
Ms Marese Damery
“The Irish heart foundaon’s
mobile health unit ‘blood
pressure check service’: The
effecveness of communitybased
opportunisc blood
pressure checks.”
Prof Richard Costello
“Electronic Monitoring of
adherence to opmise pa-
ent management”
Ms Áine O'Dea
“What are the percepons
of parents and youth with a
disability regarding a community-based
dance health
service intervenon that
targeted parcipaon outcomes?”

SPHeRE NETWORK CONFERENCE TIMETABLE 2018
12:45 Networking Lunch & Moderated Poster Presentations
13:45 Keynote Address: “Structured and Sustainable Patient Engagement for Co-Production of Research “
Dr Derick Mitchell, CEO Irish Plaorm for Paent Organisaons, Science & Industry – Chaired by Prof Steve Thomas, TCD
PARALLEL SESSIONS 2
PPI
(Exam Hall)
Chronic Illness
(TR1)
Health Policy /Systems
(TR 2&3)
Chair: Prof Patricia Kearney, UCC Chair: Dr Eithne Sexton, RCSI Chair: Dr Frank Moriarty, RCSI
14:35 Ms Lorna Kerin
“‘We need a place where all the doctors
know about 22q and speak to us in a
way we can understand’ – the lived experience
of healthcare transions for
Irish young adults with 22q11.2 Dele-
on Syndrome”
Ms Kate O'Neill
“Trends in diabetes-related prescrip-
on costs in Ireland”
Dr Bridget Johnston
“Assessing the Impact of Health Policy
Changes on the Affordability of Private
Health Expenditure”
14:55 Mr Padraic Fleming
“A mixed-method systemac review
examining the effect of Individualised
Funding intervenons on health and
social care outcomes for people with a
disability”
Mr Paul Carty
“Modelling the Prevalence of Type 1
Diabetes in Adults using Paediatric
Incidence Rates in Ireland”
Dr Caragh Behan
“Out of pocket expenditure in a two er
health service”
15:15 Ms Sharon Conway
“Tale of a paent and public involvement
(PPI) journey: the lived experience
of members of a newly formed research
study team”
Dr Siobhan O'Higgins
“What is life really like for a child living
with chronic pain?: using Parcipave
Health Research methods to give children
a voice.”
Mr Darren O’Rourke
“Towards an understanding of community
resistance to acute hospital reconfiguraon.
Roscommon County - More
than a Hospital.”
15:35 Coffee Break & Moderated Poster Presentations
16:00 Introduction to the SPHeRE Online L9 Diploma in PHHSR
Dr Caitriona Cahir, RCSI, Director of the SPHeRE Diploma
16:05 Keynote: “Public & Provider Perspectives on the Underlying Drivers of Urgent & Emergency Care Reconfiguration in Ireland
”
Prof John Browne, UCC, Chaired by Dr. Caitriona Cahir, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
16:50 SPHeRE & HRB Scholars’ Programme 10th Anniversary Closing Address & Poster Prize Presentations
17:00 ‘SPHeRE 10’ Wine Reception