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29th Annual International Nursing & Midwifery Conference
Thursday 25th February 2010
Royal College of Surgeons in IrelandColáiste Ríoga na Máinleá in ÉirinnFaculty of Nursing and Midwifery
Integrating Care More Effectively:Unlocking the Potential of Nurses & Midwives
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VENUETutorial Room
2Tutorial Room
4Nightingale
Lecture TheatreAlbert Lecture
TheatreCheyne Lecture
TheatreNewman Study Tutorial Room 1
ChairMs. Julie Jordan-
O’ BrienMs. Patricia
O’ Hara Ms. Kay Leonard
Dr. Therese Meehan
Professor Marie Carney
Dr. Aine Colgan Ms. Catherine Clune
Mulvaney
Wound Management & Tissue Viability
Neonatal CareOncology &
Palliative CareIntegrated
CareLeadership
Midwifery Practice
Education
10.15-10.45 Repositioning for Prevention of Pressure Ulcers- An Economic Analysis. Dr. Zena Moore—RCSI, Dublin
Sweeten, Soother and Swaddle for Retinopaty of Prematurity. Ms. Anne O’Sullivan—Coombe Women & Infants University Hospital, Dublin
Exploring and Comparing the Experience and Coping Behaviour of Men and Women with Colorectal Cancer: A Qualitative Longitudinal Study.Dr. Gillian Prue—University of Ulster, Belfast
The Prostate Cancer Journey: From Diagnosis through Surgery and Beyond.Prof. Josephine Hegarty & Ms. Ella Walsh-University College Cork
Nurses Taking the Lead: A“CARE” Intervention for Depressed Mothers and their Infants.Prof. June Andrews Horowitz, Boston College, USA
Midwives as Educators of Medical Students and Residents: Results of a National Survey. Ms. Edie McConaughey—Brown University, USA
Troublesome Knowledge: Unlocking the Learning Potential for Children and Young People’s Student Nurses.Ms. Carol Chamley—Coventry University, UK
10.45-11.15 Pain at Wound Dressing Change: Nurses Knowledge and Perceived Competency.Ms. Cassandra Bell— Cork University Hospital, Cork
Hypoxic – Ischemic Encephalopathy in Term Infants: A Meta-Analytic Summary of Cooling Methods and Neonatal Outcomes. Ms. Susan Moran— The Children’s Hospital, Colorado, USA
Facilitated Peer Support Programmes in Breast Cancer: A Pre and Post Evaluation of a Facilitated Peer Support Programme in an Irish Cancer Support House.Ms. Sinead Power— University College Cork
Stroke: Paving the Way to Integrated Care.Ms. Mary O’Neill—RCSI, Dublin
Barriers to Clinical Leadership Development: Findings from a National Study. Prof. Gerard Fealy— University College Dublin
Planning the Workforce for the Delivery of the Future: A Midwifery Workforce Planning Project.Ms. Phillippa Ryan Withero—AMNCH, Dublin
Clinical Research Through Education: The Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree (DNP). Dr. Dianne Cooney-Miner—St. John Fisher College, New York, USA
11.15-11.45 Identifying the Research and Education Priorities in Wound Management and Tissue Repair- an International e-Delphi study.Dr. Georgina Gethin— RCSI, Dublin
The Neonatal Dashboard: An Essential Communication Tool. Una Toland— Craigavon Area Hospital, Northern Ireland
Women’s Help Seeking Behaviour for Self Discovered Breast Cancer Symptoms.Ms. Máirin O’Mahony— University College Cork
The Impact of Health Information Technology(I-Hit) Survey: Ireland’s Case Study. Dr. Rita Collins— University College Dublin
The Clinical Leadership Development Needs of Nurse and Midwives: Findings from the Qualitative Component of a National Study. Dr. Martin McNamara— University College Dublin
Perceptions of the Transitions of Health Care Decision- Making Independence for First Time Teen Parents: Implications for Providers.Dr. Christine Nelson-Tuttle—St. John Fisher College, New York, USA
The Health Care Needs of Irish TravellersDr. Peter Goward,Sheffield Hallam University, UK
THURSDAY 25th FEBRUARY 2010
TIME EVENT VENUE
08.00 Registration: Tea/ Coffee, Poster & Exhibition Viewing Examination Hall
09.00 Keynote Address: Professor Janet Rankin, Faculty of Nursing, University of Calgary, Canada Title: The Managerial Turn in Nursing: A Cautionary Note about Contradictory Practices
Chair: Ms. Maeve Dwyer, Dean, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
Cheyne Lecture Theatre
10.00 Tea/ Coffee, Poster & Exhibition Viewing Examination Hall
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11.45-12.15 Lymphoedema Prevalence in Ireland: A Hospital Outpatient Clinic Based Pilot Study. Ms. Helen Strapp— AMNCH, Dublin
Establishment of a Neonatal Palliative Care Protocol.Ms Helen Walsh— National Maternity Hospital, Dublin
Understanding the Lived Experiences of Patients with Advanced Malignant Disease.Ms. Frances Neville—Regional Hospital Tullamore, Offaly, Ireland
Staying Silent: Fitting In –Lesbian Women’s Experience as Nurses.Dr. Mel Duffy— Dublin City University
Best Practice Models in Care Provision and Care Business Management in Nursing Homes Internationally. Ms. Catherine Buckley—St. Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork & Ms. Teresa Willis, University College Cork
The Relationships Between Social Support, Maternal Parental Self -Efficacy and Postnatal Depression in First -Time Mothers.Dr. Patricia Leahy-Warren—University College Cork
The Role Dimensions, Clinical Competence and Professional Education Needs of Practice Nurses.Prof. Geraldine McCarthy — University College Cork
12.15-12.45 Self-Monitoring in Diabetes Care-Conceptual & Theoretical Perspectives: An Exploration of the Conceptual Literature. Ms. Vicki McManus— University College Cork
Decisional Conflict for Antenatal Women Regarding Mode of Birth After a Previous Caesarian Section in the Irish Healthcare Setting.Ms. Breda Hayes—Cork University Maternity Hospital, Cork
Home Administration of Bortezomib(Velcade): Making a Difference to Myeloma Patients’ Quality of LifeMs. Teresa Meeneghan— Galway University Hospital, Galway
Joined -up Practice: Meeting the Needs of Patients with Chronic Illness in Primary Care. Prof. Denis Ryan— National Counselling Institute of Ireland, Limerick
A Nurse–led Model of Care in Australian General Practice to Manage Chronic Disease: Impact of Visits by Patients to GPs and Hospital Admissions.Ms. Robyn Synnott— University of Queensland, Australia
Scope for the Future.Ms. Helen Ludkin— Bradford Teaching Hospitals, UK
Will you help me Plant the Wheat asked the Little Red Hen?Mr. Ken Hogan— Galway/Mayo Institute of Technology, Mayo, Ireland
12:45-13:45 LUNCHPoster & Exhibition Viewing
VENUEExamination Hall
TIME EVENT VENUE13:45-14:30 Plenary Address:
Ms. Madge Buus-Frank, NCC Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Dartmouth Medical College, New Hampshire, USA
Title: Survive and Thrive: Unlocking the Potential of Nurses and Midwives
Chair: Ms. Edna Woodhead, Advanced Neonatal Practitioner & Board Member, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
Cheyne Lecture Theatre
14:30-15:00 Florence Nightingale Centenary Celebration
Speaker: Ms. Mary Spinks, Director of Florence Nightingale Foundation, London.
Title: The Legacy of Florence Nightingale
Chair: Mr. Michael Shannon, Area Director, Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development, Dublin-Mid-Leinster, Office of the Nursing Services Director, HSE
Cheyne Lecture Theatre
VENUETutorial Room
2Tutorial Room
4Nightingale
Lecture TheatreAlbert Lecture
TheatreHouston
Lecture TheatreNewman Study Tutorial Room 1
ChairMs. Julie Jordan-
O’ BrienMs. Patricia
O’ Hara Ms. Kay Leonard
Dr. Therese Meehan
Professor Marie Carney
Dr. Aine Colgan Ms. Catherine Clune
Mulvaney
Wound Management & Tissue Viability
Neonatal CareOncology &
Palliative CareIntegrated
CareLeadership
Midwifery Practice
Education
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VENUE Tutorial Room 2Nightingale
Lecture TheatreTutorial Room 4
Albert Lecture Theatre
Cheyne Lecture Theatre
Newman Study
Chair Dr. Zena Moore Ms. Deirdre Hyland Ms. Eileen Maher Ms. Chanel Watson Prof. Seamus
Cowman Ms. Noreen Keane
Methodological Issues in Research
Ethical Issues in Practice
Oncology & Palliative Care
Nurse Prescribing
Psychosocial Aspects of
Patient Care
The Ageing Process
15:00 - 15:30 A Narrative Analysis of Stories of Dying with Motor Neurone Disease.Ms. Sinead O’Toole— University College Dublin
Hospital Ethics Committees: Nurses’ Participation and the Issues of Care. Prof. Helen Kohlen—University of Vallendar, Germany
Positioning Palliative Care within Disease Management Pro-grammes.Ms. Marie Lynch—Irish Hospice Foundation, Dublin
A Follow-up Study of the Views of Community Mental Health Nurses in the Republic of Ireland on Nurse Prescribing.Mr. Michael Bergin—Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland
Reducing Occupational Stress in Employment (ROSE).Dr. John Wells— Waterford Institute of Technology, Waterford
Professional Views on Self-Neglect: An Exploratory Study. Ms. Mary Rose Day—University College Cork
15.30 - 16:00 A Mixed Methods Approach to Undertaking a National Nursing and Midwifery Clinical Leadership Needs Analysis.Dr. Mary Casey— University College Dublin
A Critical Appraisal of the Effectiveness of Hospital Ethics Committees in Ireland. Prof. David Smith—RCSI, Dublin
Introduction of a Safety System for Intrathecal Chemotherapy(ITC) in an Irish Cancer Centre.Aghmat Mohamed —St. James’s Hospital, Dublin
Antimicrobial Prescribing Practice of Nurse Prescribers. Mr. George Wilkie—Glasgow Caledonian University
Using Behavioural Modification Techniques in Schizophrenic Patients. Ms. Laura Markwick—St. John Fisher College, New York, USA
Connecting and Caring through Death Review.Ms. Una Molloy— St. Francis Hospice, Dublin
16:00 - 16:30 Attending to Conflicting Voices in Respiratory Nursing Practice.Ms. Geralyn Hynes— RCSI, Dublin
Mapping a Normative Terrain of an Ethics of Care – Challenges of Care and Justice in Bedside Priorities in Intensive Care. Dr. Kristin Halvorsen—Akershus University College, Oslo, Norway
Travelling with Children with Complex Needs –Delivering Care in a “Going Between” World. Dr. Honor Nicholl—Trinity College, Dublin
Nurse Prescribing: Shifting the Balance of Care. Ms. Maureen Duff—University of Stirling, Scotland
The Meaning of Intensive Care Unit Experience as Perceived by the Nurses, Patients and Family Members. Prof. Brigitte Cypress—City University of New York, USA
Development of a Geriatric Rapid Response Algorithm.Dr. Diane Mick—St. John Fisher College, New York, USA
16:30 - 17:00 Constructivism: An Approach to the Development and Evaluation of Teaching and Learning in an Undergraduate Nursing and Midwifery degree programme. Ms. Phil Halligan—University College Dublin
Gifts and Inducements to UK Nurse Prescribers: An Ethical Review. Dr. John Adams—Anglia Ruskin University, UK
Ethical Sensitivity, Desensitisation and the consequences to Patients of Losing Oneself. Mr. Gordon MacLaren—University of Dundee, Scotland
Drug Calculation Skills of Registered Nurses Commencing Employment: An Irish Perspective.Ms. Sandra Fleming—Trinity College, Dublin
Legislation and Professional Practice: Responding to or Constructing Mental Illness in Ireland. Dr. Damien Brennan—Trinity College, Dublin
Changing Focus: Women’s Midlife Journey Toward Becoming Wise Women.Dr. Cynthia R. McCloskey— St. John Fisher College, New York, USA
17:00 -17:30 Closing Plenary: Dr. Anne Marie Ryan, Chief Education Officer, An Bord Altranais, Dublin
Title: Managing the Continued and Evolving Professionalisation of Nursing
Chair: Dr. Aine Colgan, Vice-Dean, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
Venue: Cheyne Lecture Theatre
17.30 St. Luke’s Institute of Cancer Research Awards:Ms. Maeve Dwyer, Dean & Professor Seamus Cowman, Head of Department, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
Chiesi – Neonatal Nursing Research Awards:Ms. Maeve Dwyer, Dean, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI & Ms. Madge Buus-Frank, NCC Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Dartmouth Medical College, New Hampshire, USA
Venue: Cheyne Lecture Theatre
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