Day One - Monday 12th October

Programme - Day One

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08.00-09.00 Registration and Welcome Refreshments in the Exhibition Area - Hall 1
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09.00-09.30 Opening remarks and welcome address 
Karin Gerber: BACCN Conference Director, Ian Naldrett: BACCN Chair, Natalie McEvoy: IACCN Chair
09.30-10.10

Keynote: SEISMIC Impact: Redefining Nurse Staffing to Improve Patient Experience in Intensive Care
Natalie Pattison, Professor of Clinical Nursing (University of Hertfordshire, East and North NHS Trust) (click for more)

10.10-10.50

Keynote: Equity at the Bedside: Advancing LGBTQIA+ Inclusive Care in Intensive Care Settings
John Gilmore, Assistant Professor and Head of General Nursing at University College Dublin (click for more)

10.50-11.30 Morning Refreshments in the Exhibition - Hall 1
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    Education NOrF Nursing in Critical Care Sustainability Posters - Workforce Low Income Country Stream
11.30-11.50

Sponsored Session

Framing Sustainability in Intensive Care: How Education Shapes Nurses' Perspectives and Practice Orientations: Francesca Trotta, Sant'Andrea University Hospital

State of the Nations: CCO perspectives from England, Wales and Ireland Free  Eco Med-Space: the sustainable approach to pharmaceuticals in critical care setting: Charlotte J Blanchard, EKHUFT/QEQM

P1 - P14

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11.50-12.10 "Creating Space to Reflect": Introducing Restorative Clinical Supervision in a Postgraduate Critical Care Course: Melanconia Duval Pazzaglia, London North West University Healthcare Hospital/ University of West London

11:50 - 12:50
From Presentation to Publication: Practical Writing Strategies and Responsible AI for Nurse Authors

Francesca Trotta, Sant'Andrea University Hospital

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Cassandra Sturgeon Delia, Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST), Malta

Sustainable Healthcare Green Team in General ICU: Emma Long, St. James's Hospital
12.10-12.30 A Quality Improvement Project to reduce HAPUS in adult critical care: Aneesh Sreekumaran Nair, Cambridge University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Establishing a Baseline for Clinical Facilitator Education in Intensive Care: Cristiano Pargana, St James's Hospital

From Insight to Impact: Enhancing Patient Safety through Data-Driven Critical Care Outreach Implementation: Lisa McHugh, Letterkenny University Hospital & Grainne Nee, Letterkenny University Hospital

It works! But what is the cost? The importance of cost analysis as part of QI to reduce contaminated blood culture rates: Vicky Thwaites, Harefield Hospital (GSTT)
12:30-12:50  Impact of a Tissue Viability Ward Round in Critically Ill Patients: Irena Pukiova, Oxford University Hospitals Foundation Trust Bridging the Confidence-Competence Gap in Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) Management: A Quality improvement initiative: Eden Andaya, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & Jeanie Marie Oyam, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 5 year service evaluation of the Critical Care ANP Team: Patrick McHugh, St James Hospital continued from above Gloves Aware in Critical Care: Ciara Tooze, Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast
12.50 - 13.50 Lunch in the Exhibition - Hall 1
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  Community of Practice  

NOrF

Workforce

End of Life Posters Low Income Country Stream
13.50-14.10

 

 

TBC

LINET Sponsored Session

Move Smart, Stay Strong: Preventing Musculoskeletal Injury in Trauma Nursing.  

Combining safe use of critical care beds with practical strength and mobility exercises

The Role of Soft Signs as Early Predictors of Deterioration: Armandina Manso, West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust

Moral Injury to Moral Repair? How did Critical Care Nurses repair after Covid-19? : Nicki Credland, Teesside University

Withdrawal of ventilatory support at home as part of an end of life care plan: Jennifer Moon, EKHUFT

 

P15 - P22

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14.10-14.30 Escalating Care of Deteriorating Patients: Nurses Experiences: Brigid Dundon, University Hospital Kerry  Beyond Burnout: A Pilot intervention of a Micro-Resilience Tool for ICU Staff: Saloni Puri, Northwick Park Hospital Supporting Bereaved Children in Intensive Care: A Quality Improvement Evaluation of the Butterfly Project: Shauna Gollogly, St James's Hospital
14.30-14.50 Evaluation of student nurses experience in Adult Intensive Care Unit: A service evaluation: Chitra Sanjel, University of West London Enhancing Early Sepsis Recognition and Intervention: Implementation of an Automated Sepsis 6 Pathway: Joel Filipe Cardoso Pereira, Cleveland Clinic London Above and Beyond: Critical Care Decision-Making in Aeromedical Transport: Rachel Wilson, 247 Aviation Quality improvement project to Improve Bereavement Services in Critical Care: Laura Lydon, Blackpool Teaching Hospital
14.50-15.00 10 minute room change
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15.00 - 15.40

Panel Session: CRITICAL: Care Reimagined through Insight, Talent, Innovation, Collaboration, Advocacy & Leadership (click for more info)

15.40 - 16.15 Afternoon Refreshments in the Exhibition - Hall 1
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      NOrF Workforce Organ Donation Posters Low Income Country Stream
16.15-16.35

Exploring potential implications of recent legal case: Lesley Barnor Townsend v Epsom and St Helier University Hospital NHS Trust [03.03.2026]: Kathy Dalley, St George's Hospital

Teleflex Sponsored Session

POCUS as a diagnostic adjunct for CCOT: Misha Denise Virtudazo, Chelsea and Westminster NHS FDN Trust

Empowering Diaspora Nurses through Structured Advocacy and Leadership: A service Improvement Initiative in Critical care: Aneesh Sreekumaran Nair, Cambridge University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

How an Electronic Offering System (EOS) ensures the quality, safety and efficiency of organ donation: Emma Corrigan, Organ Donation Transplant Ireland

P23 - P29

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16.35-16.55 Improving Early Recognition and Cardiac Arrest Response: Ella Woodcock-Smith, St Georges Hospital  From the ICU Bedside to Clinical Academia: Applying the Transnational Clinical Academic Doctorate (TCAD) Lens to a Clinically Embedded PhD Journey: Gideon Johnson, King's College London Development and Implementation of Organ Biovigilance and working group in Ireland: Claire Dalton, Organ Donation Transplant Ireland - HSE
16.55-17.15 Serious Games for Serious Care: Reinventing Bedside Teaching in Intensive Care: Adrian Adams, Guys & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust Shaping advanced practice in critical care outreach: findings from a multi-site mixed-methods study: Mark Wilson, Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust  Supporting the career progression and professional development of critical care Nurses through postgraduate education: Laura Whitehead, Middlesex University Specialist Requesters in Organ Donation: A Decade of Focused Expertise and Improved Consent Outcomes: Jane Monks, NHSBT
19.30-00.00 Drinks Reception & Gala Dinner - Belfast Titanic Museum

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