nursing and midwifery professional values

192 Pages·2017·2.78 MB·English

36th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL
NURSING & MIDWIFERY RESEARCH
AND EDUCATION CONFERENCE
WEDNESDAY 1st
AND THURSDAY 2nd
MARCH 2017
NURSING AND MIDWIFERY
PROFESSIONAL VALUES – THE KEY
TO EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND HIGH
QUALITY PERSON-CENTRED CARE
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
AND BOOK OF ABSTRACTS
RCSI DEVELOPING HEALTHCARE LEADERS W HO MAKE A DIFFERENCE WORLDWIDE
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CONTENTS
Conference Programme 4
Messages of Welcome 10
Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery CPD Programmes 14
Exhibitors & Sponsors 17
Conference Awards 18
Conference Committee 2017 19
Fellowship of the Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery 21
In Memory of Dr John Adams 22
Invited Speakers Biographies and Abstracts 23
Oral Presentation Abstracts 34
Poster Presentation Abstracts 114
Conclusion 188
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MASTER CLASS “LEADERSHIP: TRANSFORMING
PROFESSIONAL VALUES INTO PRACTICE”
1st MARCH 2017
TIME PRESENTATION VENUE
13.30-13.35 Welcome & Opening - Ms. Mary Jacob
Dean, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
13.35-13.55 Ms. Abigail Masterson
Deputy Chief Executive, The Florence Nightingale Foundation, London
Title: Leading for Tomorrow, Today
13.55-14.15 Dr. Philip Crowley
National Director Quality Improvement Division HSE, Dr. Steeven’s Hospital, Dublin
Title: Leadership, Person Centered Care and The Framework for Improving Quality
14.15-14.35 Professor Marie Carney
Dean Emeritus, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
Title: Consensus Management: A Values Approach
14.35-15.00 Networking and Refreshments
15.00-15.20 Ms. Juanita Guidera
Lead Staff Engagement, Health Service Executive, Quality Improvement Division
Title: Who Cares for the Carers? Schwartz Rounds in Ireland
Houston LT
Ground Floor
15.20-15.40 Dr. Mark White
Programme Integration Manager, Programme for Health Service Improvement, Office of the
Director General of the Health Service, HSE
Title: Building a Better Health Service: The Programme for Health Service Improvement
15.40-16.00 Ms. Georgina Bassett
National Leadership & Innovation Centre for Nursing and Midwifery, Office of the Nursing &
Midwifery Services Director, Clinical Strategy and Programmes Division - HSE Leaders for Compas-
sionate Care Programme
Title: Compassionate Care – ‘We Don’t Need Another Hero’
16.00-16.20 Panel Discussion
Chair - Professor Thomas Kearns
Executive Director, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
16.20-16.25 Closing - Professor Ciaran O’Boyle
Director, Institute of Leadership, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
ANNUAL CONFERENCE DINNER & HONORARY FELLOWSHIP CONFERRING CEREMONY
18.00 Annual Conference Opening Ceremony Albert LT
Opening Address: Mr. Niall Breslin

Honorary Fellowship Conferring Ceremony College Hall
Mr. Niall Breslin, Ms. Emily Logan and Mr. John Murray

Annual Conference Dinner College Hall
CPD Accreditation:
Master Class “Leadership: Transforming Professional Values into Practice”
Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery (RCSI) Continuing Nursing & Midwifery Education Units (CNMEUs): 3 CNMEUs
Nursing & Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) Continuing Education Units (CEUs): 3 CEUs
CPD Accreditation:
36th Annual International Nursing & Midwifery Research & Education Conference
Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery (RCSI) Continuing Nursing & Midwifery Education Units (CNMEUs): 7 CNMEUs
Nursing & Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) Continuing Education Units (CEUs): 7 CEUs
PLEASE NOTE: Abstracts are printed as submitted.
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36th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL NURSING & MIDWIFERY
RESEARCH & EDUCATION CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
2nd MARCH 2017
TIME EVENT VENUE
07.45-08.55 Registration, Tea/Coffee, Poster & Exhibition Viewing Examination Hall
First Floor
09.00-09.10 Welcome Address: Ms. Mary Jacob O’Flanagan LT
Dean, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI Ground Floor
Keynote and Plenary Papers
Chairs: Dr. Theresa Frawley, Vice Dean & Ms. Jacinta Kelly, Honorary Secretary, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
09.10-09.25 Opening Address: Ms. Emily Logan
Chief Commissioner of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission
Title: Human Rights and Person-Centred Care
09.30-10.00 Keynote Address: Dr. Siobhan O’Halloran
Chief Nursing Officer, Department of Health, Ireland
O’Flanagan LT
Title: Strengthening the Sustainability of the Nursing and Midwifery Workforce - Delivering Results
Ground Floor
10.00-10.20 Plenary Address: Dr. Beverly Malone
Chief Executive Officer, National League for Nursing, Washington DC, USA
Title: Operationalizing Values in Healthcare
10.20-10.30 Questions & Answers
10.30-11.10 Tea/Coffee, Poster & Exhibition Viewing Examination Hall
First Floor
11.15-12.50 MORNING SESSIONS See Timetable
12.50-13.25 Lunch, Poster & Exhibition Viewing Examination Hall
First Floor
Plenary Papers
Chair: Professor Thomas Kearns, Executive Director, Faculty of Nursing & Midiwfery, RCSI
13.30-13.50 Plenary Address: Professor Brendan McCormack
Head of the Division of Nursing, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, Scotland
Title: Developing Person-Centred Learning Environments: An Agenda for Resilient Nurses
13.50-14.10 Plenary Address: Professor Alessandro Stievano
Research Coordinator, Centre of Excellence for Nursing Scholarship, Ipasvi Rome, Italy
Title: Expressions of Nursing’s Professional Dignity in Hospital Environments
O’Flanagan LT
Ground Floor
14.10-14.30 Plenary Address: Professor Ann Gallagher
Professor of Ethics and Care, Lead for Ethics in Integrated Healthcare, Director of the International Care
Ethics (ICE) Observatory, University of Surrey, UK
Title: Compassion in Care: Necessary and Sufficient?
14.30-14.40 Presentation of Certificates to Newly Appointed Honorary Clinical, Teaching & Research Associates
of the Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
14.45-16.20 AFTERNOON SESSIONS See Timetable
16.25-16.45 Closing Address: Professor Zena Moore
Professor and Head of the School of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
O’Flanagan LT
Title: Living the Espoused Values of Nursing & Midwifery - Compassion, Care, and Commitment,
Ground Floor
Through Practice, Education and Research
Chair: Professor Marie Carney, Dean Emeritus, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
16.45-16.55 Awards Ceremony
St. Luke’s Cancer Research Fund Awards:
Ms. Eileen Maher, Board Member, St.Luke’s Cancer Research Fund, Ms. Mary Jacob, Dean, Faculty of Nursing &
Midwifery, RCSI and Professor Thomas Kearns, Executive Director, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
Quality Improvement Presentation Award: O’Flanagan LT
Mr. Steve Pitman, Programme Director, Institute of Leadership, RCSI and Ms. Theresa Keane, Ground Floor
Programme Director, Institute of Leadership, RCSI
Inaugural IACCN Award for Outstanding Contribution to Critical Care Nurse Research:
Mr. Derek Cribbin, National Nurse Lead, Critical Care Programme, HSE and Ms. Mary Jacob,
Dean, Faculty of Nursing & Midwifery, RCSI
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MORNING SESSIONS
VENUE CHEYNE TUTORIAL ROOM 1 TUTORIAL ROOM 2 TUTORIAL ROOM 3 TUTORIAL ROOM 4 TUTORIAL ROOM 8 HOUSTON O’FLANAGAN
Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor
CHAIR Dr. Aine Colgan Prof. Edna Woolhead Mr. Derek Cribbin Ms. Anne Lynott Ms. Terry Hanan Dr. Linda Nugent Dr. Mark White Mr. Steve Pitman
STRAND EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE INTENSIVE & CRITICAL COMMUNITY NURSING PROFESSIONAL ISSUES CLINICAL PRACTICE MODELS OF CARE LEADING QUALITY
PRACTICE CARE NURSING IMPROVEMENT & OD
11.15–11.30 1.1 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.1 6.1 7.1 8.1
Identifying Applicants The Attitudes of Nurses Epidemiology of Developing a Community Resemblance Amid Rupture An Exploration of the Lived A Comparison of Health Improving the Early
Suitable to a Career in Towards Persons Readmissions to a Single- Nursing and Midwifery - The 1999 National Nurses’ Experience of Women Literacy Rates and Detection of Ectopic
Nursing: A Value-Based with an Intellectual Centre PICU. Response to an Integrated Strike: New Insights From with Obesity (BMI ≥30kg/ Associated Factors at Two Pregnancies.
Approach to Undergraduate Disability: Validation of a Model of Care. Oral History. m²) Regarding Maternity Public Health Clinics for
Selection. Multidimensional Attitudinal Ms. Hazel Smith, Our Care: An Interpretative Primary Care Adults in the Ms. Valerie Kinsella,
Instrument in a Nursing Lady’s Children’s Hospital Ms. Susan Kent, Dr. Mark Loughrey, Irish Phenomenological Analysis. US. National Maternity
Mr. Laurence Leonard, Sample. Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland Department of Health, Nurses and Midwives Hospital, Dublin, Ireland
Queen’s University, Ireland Organisation Scholar, Ms. Sandra Atkinson, Dr. Marilyn McDonald,
Northern Ireland Mr. Martin McMahon, Ireland University of Limerick, Kaplan University, USA
Lancaster University, Ireland
United Kingdom
11.35-11.50 1.2 2.2 3.2 4.2 5.2 6.2 7.2 8.2
Reflection and Postgraduate Comparison of Perception Critical Care Nurses’ Knowl- Challenges for Irish Developing a Policy for Breastfeeding Self-Efficacy The Careful Nursing Streamlining the Admission
Nurses’ Thinking Skills. Possibilities of Implementing edge of Alarm Fatigue, and Public Health Nurses in Graduate, Specialist and and Skin-to-Skin Contact in Philosophy and Professional Procedure for Women
EBP Among Doctors and Attitudes, Perceptions, and Monitoring Child Health and Advanced Practice. the Postpartum Period. Practice Model as Nursing Attending for Elective LSCS.
Dr. Mary O’Neill, RCSI, Nurses in Croatia. Practices towards Clinical Development. Values.
Ireland Alarms. Dr. Anne-Marie Ryan, Ms. Mary O’Connor, HSE, Ms. Claire Fuller,
Ms. Marija Kadovic, Ms. Mary O’Rourke, Trinity Department of Health, Ireland Ms. Claire Egan, St. University College
University Hospital Ms. Siobhan Casey, NUIG, College Dublin, Ireland Ireland Vincent’s University Hospital, Galway, Ireland
“Merkur”, Croatian Council Ireland Hospital, Dublin, Ireland
of Nursing, Croatia
11.55-12.10 1.3 2.3 3.3 4.3 5.3 6.3 7.3 8.3
Registered General Nurses’ Nurse-Physician Long-Term Health-Related Examining the Process and A Study to Explore the Nurses Perception of Patient Implementation of Safe Improving Midwives’
Perceptions of the Factors Collaboration, Nurse Quality of Life After Adult Impact of Risk Stratification Factors Identified by Safety Culture in Irish Renal Nurse Staffing Policy. Competency in
that Influence the Nurse’s Collaborative Behaviours, Respiratory Extracorporeal using a Community Virtual Directors of Nursing as Units: A Descriptive Study. Venepuncture.
Frequency of Engagement and Associated Life Support. Ward Model to Manage Important to their Success. Prof. Jonathan Drennan,
in Activities for the Ongoing Organisational and Older Persons Complex Care Ms. Helen Dunne, University College Cork, Ms. Heather Helen,
Maintenance of Professional Relational Factors in Nurses Ms. Serena O’Brien, Mater Needs. Mr. Paul Troy, Kingston Beaumont Hospital, Ireland University College
Competence in Ireland. working in Acute Care Misercordiae University University, United Dublin, Ireland Hospital, Galway, Ireland
Context in Ireland and the Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Ms. Clare Lewis, RCSI, Kingdom
Ms. Elizabeth Heffernan, United States. Ireland
HSE, South Kerry, Ireland
Dr. Geraldine McCarthy,
University College Cork,
Ireland
12.15-12.30 1.4 2.4 3.4 4.4 5.4 6.4 7.4 8.4
Introducing Problem Based Establishing an Effective The Impact Of Open- Improving the Management Leading National Healthcare Patient Safety: A Core Value Transculturality: Identifying Surgical Time Out: Before or
Learning (PBL) into a Model of Patient and Public Visitation on Critically-Ill of Elderly Heart Failure Reform - Systems of the Advanced Nurse Led Dialectal Differences Within After Painting & Draping. A
Traditional Taught Applied Involvement in the Design Patients’ Family Member Patients in a Rural Leadership, Boundary Chest Pain Service. MACE Croatian Healthcare. Quality Improvement Project
Biomedical Science Module and Development of a New Satisfaction: A Systematic Community to Reduce Spanning And Social Outcomes at 30 & 90 Days.
– The Experiences of Medical Device. Review. Hospital Readmission Rates. Identity of Directors of Ms. Biljana Kurtovic, Ms. Margaret McHugh,
Facilitators. Nursing. Ms. Shirley Ingram, University Hospital Centre Bon Secours Hospital,
Dr. Barbara Elliott, Ms. Ghaida Hasan, The Ms. Rachel Field Miller, St. Tallaght Hospital, Dublin, Sestre Milosrdnice, Zagreb, Galway, Ireland
Ms. Deirdre McGrath, University of Hull, United Royal Medical Services, John Fisher College, USA Ms. Tina Joyce, RCSI, Ireland Croatia
Queen’s University Belfast, Kingdom Kingdom of Bahrain Ireland
Northern Ireland
12.35-12.50 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8.5
An Exploration of Perinatal Co-designing Patient- The Development, Developing Quality Nurses’ Views of Exploring Nurses’ Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Outcome of a Quality
Death with Midwifery Centred Epilepsy Care Implementation and Indicators to Measure the and Confidence with Perceptions of the Value Nurses at Work: A Situation Improvement Project to
Students Using a Through Participatory Evaluation of an Emergency Practice of the Public Health Communication Skills in the of Using a Central Venous Specific Model of Nursing Involve Parents in a Design
Collaborative Art Project. Action Research [PAR] - The Response System in an Nurse: A ‘Modified Delphi’ Republic of Ireland. Catheter Care Bundle. Practice. of an Early Adolescent
Epilepsy Partnership in Care Acute Teaching Hospital. Study. Transitional Clinic in Ireland.
Ms. Maebh Barry, [EPiC] Project. Prof. Jacqueline Whelan, Ms. Marie Lawlor, Temple Dr. Theresa Frawley, Trinity
University of Limerick, Ms. Shauna Ennis, Ms. Martina Giltenane, Trinity College Dublin, Street Children’s University College Dublin, Ireland Ms. Suzanne Crowley,
Ireland Dr. Jarlath Varley, RCSI, Tallaght Hospital, Dublin, University College Dublin, Ireland Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Temple Street Children’s
Ireland Ireland Ireland University Hospital, Dublin,
Ireland
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VENUE CHEYNE TUTORIAL ROOM 1 TUTORIAL ROOM 2 TUTORIAL ROOM 3 TUTORIAL ROOM 4 TUTORIAL ROOM 8 HOUSTON O’FLANAGAN
Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor
CHAIR Dr. Aine Colgan Prof. Edna Woolhead Mr. Derek Cribbin Ms. Anne Lynott Ms. Terry Hanan Dr. Linda Nugent Dr. Mark White Mr. Steve Pitman
STRAND EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE INTENSIVE & CRITICAL COMMUNITY NURSING PROFESSIONAL ISSUES CLINICAL PRACTICE MODELS OF CARE LEADING QUALITY
PRACTICE CARE NURSING IMPROVEMENT & OD
11.15–11.30 1.1 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.1 6.1 7.1 8.1
Identifying Applicants The Attitudes of Nurses Epidemiology of Developing a Community Resemblance Amid Rupture An Exploration of the Lived A Comparison of Health Improving the Early
Suitable to a Career in Towards Persons Readmissions to a Single- Nursing and Midwifery - The 1999 National Nurses’ Experience of Women Literacy Rates and Detection of Ectopic
Nursing: A Value-Based with an Intellectual Centre PICU. Response to an Integrated Strike: New Insights From with Obesity (BMI ≥30kg/ Associated Factors at Two Pregnancies.
Approach to Undergraduate Disability: Validation of a Model of Care. Oral History. m²) Regarding Maternity Public Health Clinics for
Selection. Multidimensional Attitudinal Ms. Hazel Smith, Our Care: An Interpretative Primary Care Adults in the Ms. Valerie Kinsella,
Instrument in a Nursing Lady’s Children’s Hospital Ms. Susan Kent, Dr. Mark Loughrey, Irish Phenomenological Analysis. US. National Maternity
Mr. Laurence Leonard, Sample. Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland Department of Health, Nurses and Midwives Hospital, Dublin, Ireland
Queen’s University, Ireland Organisation Scholar, Ms. Sandra Atkinson, Dr. Marilyn McDonald,
Northern Ireland Mr. Martin McMahon, Ireland University of Limerick, Kaplan University, USA
Lancaster University, Ireland
United Kingdom
11.35-11.50 1.2 2.2 3.2 4.2 5.2 6.2 7.2 8.2
Reflection and Postgraduate Comparison of Perception Critical Care Nurses’ Knowl- Challenges for Irish Developing a Policy for Breastfeeding Self-Efficacy The Careful Nursing Streamlining the Admission
Nurses’ Thinking Skills. Possibilities of Implementing edge of Alarm Fatigue, and Public Health Nurses in Graduate, Specialist and and Skin-to-Skin Contact in Philosophy and Professional Procedure for Women
EBP Among Doctors and Attitudes, Perceptions, and Monitoring Child Health and Advanced Practice. the Postpartum Period. Practice Model as Nursing Attending for Elective LSCS.
Dr. Mary O’Neill, RCSI, Nurses in Croatia. Practices towards Clinical Development. Values.
Ireland Alarms. Dr. Anne-Marie Ryan, Ms. Mary O’Connor, HSE, Ms. Claire Fuller,
Ms. Marija Kadovic, Ms. Mary O’Rourke, Trinity Department of Health, Ireland Ms. Claire Egan, St. University College
University Hospital Ms. Siobhan Casey, NUIG, College Dublin, Ireland Ireland Vincent’s University Hospital, Galway, Ireland
“Merkur”, Croatian Council Ireland Hospital, Dublin, Ireland
of Nursing, Croatia
11.55-12.10 1.3 2.3 3.3 4.3 5.3 6.3 7.3 8.3
Registered General Nurses’ Nurse-Physician Long-Term Health-Related Examining the Process and A Study to Explore the Nurses Perception of Patient Implementation of Safe Improving Midwives’
Perceptions of the Factors Collaboration, Nurse Quality of Life After Adult Impact of Risk Stratification Factors Identified by Safety Culture in Irish Renal Nurse Staffing Policy. Competency in
that Influence the Nurse’s Collaborative Behaviours, Respiratory Extracorporeal using a Community Virtual Directors of Nursing as Units: A Descriptive Study. Venepuncture.
Frequency of Engagement and Associated Life Support. Ward Model to Manage Important to their Success. Prof. Jonathan Drennan,
in Activities for the Ongoing Organisational and Older Persons Complex Care Ms. Helen Dunne, University College Cork, Ms. Heather Helen,
Maintenance of Professional Relational Factors in Nurses Ms. Serena O’Brien, Mater Needs. Mr. Paul Troy, Kingston Beaumont Hospital, Ireland University College
Competence in Ireland. working in Acute Care Misercordiae University University, United Dublin, Ireland Hospital, Galway, Ireland
Context in Ireland and the Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Ms. Clare Lewis, RCSI, Kingdom
Ms. Elizabeth Heffernan, United States. Ireland
HSE, South Kerry, Ireland
Dr. Geraldine McCarthy,
University College Cork,
Ireland
12.15-12.30 1.4 2.4 3.4 4.4 5.4 6.4 7.4 8.4
Introducing Problem Based Establishing an Effective The Impact Of Open- Improving the Management Leading National Healthcare Patient Safety: A Core Value Transculturality: Identifying Surgical Time Out: Before or
Learning (PBL) into a Model of Patient and Public Visitation on Critically-Ill of Elderly Heart Failure Reform - Systems of the Advanced Nurse Led Dialectal Differences Within After Painting & Draping. A
Traditional Taught Applied Involvement in the Design Patients’ Family Member Patients in a Rural Leadership, Boundary Chest Pain Service. MACE Croatian Healthcare. Quality Improvement Project
Biomedical Science Module and Development of a New Satisfaction: A Systematic Community to Reduce Spanning And Social Outcomes at 30 & 90 Days.
– The Experiences of Medical Device. Review. Hospital Readmission Rates. Identity of Directors of Ms. Biljana Kurtovic, Ms. Margaret McHugh,
Facilitators. Nursing. Ms. Shirley Ingram, University Hospital Centre Bon Secours Hospital,
Dr. Barbara Elliott, Ms. Ghaida Hasan, The Ms. Rachel Field Miller, St. Tallaght Hospital, Dublin, Sestre Milosrdnice, Zagreb, Galway, Ireland
Ms. Deirdre McGrath, University of Hull, United Royal Medical Services, John Fisher College, USA Ms. Tina Joyce, RCSI, Ireland Croatia
Queen’s University Belfast, Kingdom Kingdom of Bahrain Ireland
Northern Ireland
12.35-12.50 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8.5
An Exploration of Perinatal Co-designing Patient- The Development, Developing Quality Nurses’ Views of Exploring Nurses’ Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Outcome of a Quality
Death with Midwifery Centred Epilepsy Care Implementation and Indicators to Measure the and Confidence with Perceptions of the Value Nurses at Work: A Situation Improvement Project to
Students Using a Through Participatory Evaluation of an Emergency Practice of the Public Health Communication Skills in the of Using a Central Venous Specific Model of Nursing Involve Parents in a Design
Collaborative Art Project. Action Research [PAR] - The Response System in an Nurse: A ‘Modified Delphi’ Republic of Ireland. Catheter Care Bundle. Practice. of an Early Adolescent
Epilepsy Partnership in Care Acute Teaching Hospital. Study. Transitional Clinic in Ireland.
Ms. Maebh Barry, [EPiC] Project. Prof. Jacqueline Whelan, Ms. Marie Lawlor, Temple Dr. Theresa Frawley, Trinity
University of Limerick, Ms. Shauna Ennis, Ms. Martina Giltenane, Trinity College Dublin, Street Children’s University College Dublin, Ireland Ms. Suzanne Crowley,
Ireland Dr. Jarlath Varley, RCSI, Tallaght Hospital, Dublin, University College Dublin, Ireland Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Temple Street Children’s
Ireland Ireland Ireland University Hospital, Dublin,
Ireland
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AFTERNOON SESSIONS
VENUE CHEYNE TUTORIAL ROOM 1 TUTORIAL ROOM 2 TUTORIAL ROOM 3 TUTORIAL ROOM 4 TUTORIAL ROOM 8 HOUSTON O’FLANAGAN
Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor
CHAIR Ms. Maria Neary Ms. Hilda Gallagher Ms. Julie Jordan O’Brien Ms. Eileen Maher Dr. Catherine O’Neill Ms. Aideen Walsh Ms. Jacinta Kelly Ms. Theresa Keane
STRAND EDUCATION OLDER PERSON WOUND MGT & TISSUE CANCER & PALLIATIVE THE VALUES OF CLINICAL PRACTICE SELF-CARE, HEALTH & LEADING QUALITY
SERVICES VIABILITY CARE NURSES, PATIENTS & WELL BEING IMPROVEMENT & OD
FAMILIES
14.45-15.00 9.1 10.1 11.1 12.1 13.1 14.1 15.1 16.1 - 16.3
Preparing Midwives for Mixed Methods Inquiry to Pressure Ulcers: Exploring the Journey of Three Decades of Moral Between Observation, A Comparative Study of Invited Guest Speakers RCSI
Practice: An Exploration Explore Nurses’ Views and Development and Colorectal Cancer Survivors - Distress Research; So What? Reflection and Action: The Happiness Amongst Three Institute of Leadership
of Preceptor Midwives Opinions About Dementia Psychometric Evaluation of An Investigation of Symptom Epilepsy Partnership in Care Undergraduate Cohorts.
Experiences of Supporting, Care Nursing. the Patient Knowledge of Frequency, Occurence and Dr. Joan McCarthy, Project. Engaging Front-line Staff to
Supervising and Assessing Pressure Ulcer Prevention Influencing Factors. University College Cork, Dr. Catherine McGonagle, Improve Quality and Safety.
Midwifery Students in Ms. Anna Christina Ayton, Instrument (KPUP). Ireland Dr. Robert Power, Dublin City University,
Practice. Trinity College Dublin, Ms. Martina McKnight, RCSI, Ireland Ireland Prof. Michael Gardam
Ireland Ms. Emer Shanley, RCSI, Waterford Institute of & Ms. Leah Gitterman,
Ms. Carmel Bradshaw, Ireland Technology, Ireland University of Toronto,
University of Limerick, Canada
Ireland
15.05-15.20 9.2 10.2 11.2 12.2 13.2 14.2 15.2
Failure to Fail: Factors Nursing Assessment of Examining the Relationship Public Awareness of An Attributes Framework for Development and Finding our Inner Selves.
that Support and Prevent Sexuality in Older Adults. Between Subepidermal Colorectal Cancer Symptoms Leading Improvement and Implementation of a
Preceptors Failing a Student Moisture and Pressure and Risk Factors: Bahrain’s Person Centred Care. Person-Centred, Holistic Dr. Cynthia Brown,
on Clinical Placement. Ms. Diana Duarte de Injury Damage in a Pediatric Experience. and Complete Electronic University of West
Cadogan, University Population. Prof. Charlotte McArdle, Nursing Record – An Irish Georgia, USA
Ms. Orla Nugent, St. College Cork, Ireland Dr. Husain Nasaif, RCSI- Department of Health, Nursing Story.
James’s Hospital, Ireland Ms. Sinead Reilly, Our Bahrain, Kingdom of Northern Ireland
Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Bahrain Ms. Sinead Hanley, Galway
Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland Clinic, Ireland
15.25-15.40 9.3 10.3 11.3 12.3 13.3 14.3 15.3
An Interprofessional Loneliness and Older An Evaluation of the Use The Integration of ASyMS The Use of Hospitals by Supporting Expanded Reflective Practice: Let’s
Learning Experience for Adults Living in Residential of Combined Ultrasound into Cancer Care in Europe. Terminally-ill and Dying Nursing Practice in Minor Start at the Very Beginning,
Trainee General Practitioners Care: An Exploration of the and Electrostimulation Persons: Using Current Surgical Skills – A Pilot with Self! How do we Reflect
in an Academic Urban Factors That May Influence for Chronic Diabetic Foot Mr. Andrew Darley, Evidence for Compassionate Initiative. and Start to Rejuvenate
Minor Injury Unit with It. Ulcers. University College Dublin, and Effective Services. as Person Centred Care
Registered Advanced Nurse Ireland Mr. Joseph Bonham, Practitioners in Nursing and
Practitioners. Ms. Siobhan Clarke, HSE Dr. Tom O’ Connor, RCSI, Dr. Donna Wilson, Beaumont Hospital, Midwifery?
North East, Ireland Ireland University of Alberta, Dublin, Ireland
Ms. Bernadette Carpenter, Canada Dr. Louise Kavanagh-
Mater Misercordiae McBride, Letterkenny
University Hospital, Dublin, Institute of Technology,
Ireland Ireland
15.45-16.00 9.4 10.4 11.4 12.4 13.4 14.4 15.4 16.4
Stress and Intent to Leave Nurses and Health Care Emergency Nurses’ Exploring the Preferred Family Witnessed A Retrospective Review of A Review of the Challenges The Lead NCHD Initiative
Doctoral Programs: A Assistants Perceptions of the Knowledge and Strategies to Learn About Resuscitation. the Implementation of PD Facing Older Nurses in the – An Example of Front Line
National Study of US PhD Use of Physical Restraints on Management of Soft Tissue Testicular Disorders: A Care Bundles and Peritonitis Workplace. Ownership Supporting
and DNP Students. Older Adults in Continuing Ankle Injuries: A Qualitative Qualitative Study of Young Ms. Harvey McDonnell, Rates. Postgraduate Learning
Care. Study Using Critical Incident Heterosexual, Gay and Beaumont Hospital, Mr. Cathal Ryan, Waterford in Leadership and
Dr. Delene Volkert, Technique. Bisexual Men. Dublin, Ireland Ms. Sandra Healy Institute of Technology, Management.
University of West Dr. Patricia Leahy-Warren, Geraghty, Our Lady’s Ireland
Georgia, USA University College Cork, Ms. Ciara Mooney, Mr. Mohamad Saab, Children’s Hospital, Dr. Catherine Diskin,
Ireland National University of University College Cork, Crumlin, Ireland Health Service Executive,
Ireland, Galway, Ireland Ireland Ireland
16.05-16.20 9.5 10.5 11.5 12.5 13.5 14.5 15.5 16.5
Developing Novice and A ‘Before and After’ Study Get Some Skin In the Betwixt and Between: Advance Care Planning Developing the Research Identifying Factors A Review of Quality
Proficient Facilitators of of Nursing Students’ Self- Game: Nursing Protocol for Parents’ Experiences of and Advance Healthcare Capacity of Nurses and that Contribute to the Improvement (QI)
Person-centred Practice in Assessed Competence in Reduction of Medical Device Living with and Caring Directives with People With Midwives in the Health Challenges of Providing and Organisational
Busy Complex Environments Identifying the Needs of Related Pressure Ulcers. for Children, Adolescents Dementia. Service Executive Dublin Care Out of Hours: An Development (OD) Projects
and on the Run. A PAR Older Patients in Hospital and Young Adults with North East (HSE-DNE) Exploratory Study of Nurses’ Carried Out by Healthcare
Study. Using an Educational Dr. Elizabeth Kiss, Mucopolysaccharidosis Ms. Deirdre Shanagher, Region. and Doctors’ Experiences in Professionals on Academic
Workbook. St. John Fisher College, (MPS). Irish Hospice Foundation, an Acute Hospital Setting. Programmes Delivered by
Ms. Michele Hardiman, USA Ireland Mr. Martin Duignan, Our a Third Level Education
Galway Clinic, Ireland Dr. Deborah Coleman, Dr. Suja Somanadhan, Lady’s Hospital, Navan, Ms. Meabh Prendergast, College in Ireland.
Queen’s University Belfast, Temple Street Children’s Ireland Tallaght Hospital, Ireland
Northern Ireland University Hospital, Dublin, Mr. Steve Pitman, RCSI,
Ireland Dublin
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VENUE CHEYNE TUTORIAL ROOM 1 TUTORIAL ROOM 2 TUTORIAL ROOM 3 TUTORIAL ROOM 4 TUTORIAL ROOM 8 HOUSTON O’FLANAGAN
Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor Ground Floor
CHAIR Ms. Maria Neary Ms. Hilda Gallagher Ms. Julie Jordan O’Brien Ms. Eileen Maher Dr. Catherine O’Neill Ms. Aideen Walsh Ms. Jacinta Kelly Ms. Theresa Keane
STRAND EDUCATION OLDER PERSON WOUND MGT & TISSUE CANCER & PALLIATIVE THE VALUES OF CLINICAL PRACTICE SELF-CARE, HEALTH & LEADING QUALITY
SERVICES VIABILITY CARE NURSES, PATIENTS & WELL BEING IMPROVEMENT & OD
FAMILIES
14.45-15.00 9.1 10.1 11.1 12.1 13.1 14.1 15.1 16.1 - 16.3
Preparing Midwives for Mixed Methods Inquiry to Pressure Ulcers: Exploring the Journey of Three Decades of Moral Between Observation, A Comparative Study of Invited Guest Speakers RCSI
Practice: An Exploration Explore Nurses’ Views and Development and Colorectal Cancer Survivors - Distress Research; So What? Reflection and Action: The Happiness Amongst Three Institute of Leadership
of Preceptor Midwives Opinions About Dementia Psychometric Evaluation of An Investigation of Symptom Epilepsy Partnership in Care Undergraduate Cohorts.
Experiences of Supporting, Care Nursing. the Patient Knowledge of Frequency, Occurence and Dr. Joan McCarthy, Project. Engaging Front-line Staff to
Supervising and Assessing Pressure Ulcer Prevention Influencing Factors. University College Cork, Dr. Catherine McGonagle, Improve Quality and Safety.
Midwifery Students in Ms. Anna Christina Ayton, Instrument (KPUP). Ireland Dr. Robert Power, Dublin City University,
Practice. Trinity College Dublin, Ms. Martina McKnight, RCSI, Ireland Ireland Prof. Michael Gardam
Ireland Ms. Emer Shanley, RCSI, Waterford Institute of & Ms. Leah Gitterman,
Ms. Carmel Bradshaw, Ireland Technology, Ireland University of Toronto,
University of Limerick, Canada
Ireland
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that Support and Prevent Sexuality in Older Adults. Between Subepidermal Colorectal Cancer Symptoms Leading Improvement and Implementation of a
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Ms. Orla Nugent, St. College Cork, Ireland Dr. Husain Nasaif, RCSI- Department of Health, Nursing Story.
James’s Hospital, Ireland Ms. Sinead Reilly, Our Bahrain, Kingdom of Northern Ireland
Lady’s Children’s Hospital, Bahrain Ms. Sinead Hanley, Galway
Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland Clinic, Ireland
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An Interprofessional Loneliness and Older An Evaluation of the Use The Integration of ASyMS The Use of Hospitals by Supporting Expanded Reflective Practice: Let’s
Learning Experience for Adults Living in Residential of Combined Ultrasound into Cancer Care in Europe. Terminally-ill and Dying Nursing Practice in Minor Start at the Very Beginning,
Trainee General Practitioners Care: An Exploration of the and Electrostimulation Persons: Using Current Surgical Skills – A Pilot with Self! How do we Reflect
in an Academic Urban Factors That May Influence for Chronic Diabetic Foot Mr. Andrew Darley, Evidence for Compassionate Initiative. and Start to Rejuvenate
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North East, Ireland Ireland University of Alberta, Dublin, Ireland
Ms. Bernadette Carpenter, Canada Dr. Louise Kavanagh-
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University Hospital, Dublin, Institute of Technology,
Ireland Ireland
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University of West Dr. Patricia Leahy-Warren, Geraghty, Our Lady’s Ireland
Georgia, USA University College Cork, Ms. Ciara Mooney, Mr. Mohamad Saab, Children’s Hospital, Dr. Catherine Diskin,
Ireland National University of University College Cork, Crumlin, Ireland Health Service Executive,
Ireland, Galway, Ireland Ireland Ireland
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Galway Clinic, Ireland Dr. Deborah Coleman, Dr. Suja Somanadhan, Lady’s Hospital, Navan, Ms. Meabh Prendergast, College in Ireland.
Queen’s University Belfast, Temple Street Children’s Ireland Tallaght Hospital, Ireland
Northern Ireland University Hospital, Dublin, Mr. Steve Pitman, RCSI,
Ireland Dublin
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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME
As President of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland it is a great
privilege and pleasure to welcome the delegates to the 36th Annual
International Nursing & Midwifery Research & Education Conference,
organised by the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery at RCSI.
The Faculty has a long and proud track record in postgraduate education for
nurses and midwives, and the large registration for this meeting is testament
to its high esteem, both nationally and internationally.
Our College has a large international reach with over 50% of our students,
Professor John Hyland from over 50 countries and over 15,500 Alumni in 97 countries worldwide.
The title of the Conference – “Nursing and Midwifery Professional Values
President
Royal College of – The Key to Effective, Safe and High Quality Person-Centred Care” – has
Surgeons in Ireland immense relevance to past, present and future healthcare.
There is a diverse, multinational line-up of invited speakers to inform and
share their thoughts and professional patient-centred nursing care.
I congratulate the recipients of the Honorary Fellowship of the Faculty, Mr.
Niall Breslin, Ms. Emily Logan and Mr. John Murray.
May I wish you all an enjoyable time in your professional and social
interaction over the two days of your Conference.
Professor John Hyland
President
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
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