Day One - Tuesday 7th October

Programme - Day One

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08.00-09.00 Registration and Welcome Refreshments in the Exhibition Area
Room  Circle Level Room 3/4
09.00-09.30 Opening remarks and welcome address 
Karin Gerber, BACCN Conference Director and Ian Naldrett, BACCN Chair
09.30-10.10

Panel Discussion: Critical Care Countdown
Juliette Anderson, Annette Richardson, Mandy Odell, Tracy Pilcher and Nicki Credland and quiz master Ian Naldrett (click for more)
10.10-10.50

Keynote: Thriving not just Surviving: Rehabilitation of Critical Illness (NCEPOD Report)
David McWilliams, Professor of Critical Care and Rehabilitation and Clinical Academic Physiotherapist at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire and Coventry University's Centre for Care Excellence (click for more)
10.50-11.30 Morning Refreshments in the Exhibition
LAUNCH PAD: 
Room Circle Level Room 3/4 Foyer Level Room 2 Circle Level Room 1 Circle Level Room 2 Foyer Level Room 1

Foyer Level Room 3/4
  Community of Practice Education/Research Clinical Workshop Workshop Fundamentally Critical
11.30-11.50

Critical Care Outreach

Mark Wilson, NOrF

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The Development of an Online Learning Resource to Advocate for and Support our Diverse Nurses through their CC3N Competencies: Gayle Brunskill, Cambridge University Hospitals Trust

A Multi-Disciplinary Quality Improvement Project to Enhance Sedation Hold Practices and Reduce Patient-Ventilator Time: Samantha Brammar, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

WORKSHOP:

Vasoactive Therapy in an Intensive Care Unit: David Ogunlabi, King's College Hospital NHS Trust

 

Witnessing Trauma & Distress at the Bedside: Polly Fitch & Valenta Muparadzi, Royal London Hospital
11.50-12.10 Hybrid Research Nurse Model: Liana Stapleton, University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust

The Effectiveness of FOUR Score Versus GCS Scale in Predicting Mortality and Morbidity in Traumatic Brain Injured Patients in ICU: A Systematic Review: Mariana Sofia Nunes Dos Santos , Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
12.10-12.30 "Brain Drain" to "Brain Gain": Evaluation of a Remote International Mentorship Scheme: Chris Carter, Birmingham City University Artificial Intelligence in Critical Care: Perceptions of the Multidisciplinary Team: Mary Grace Anne Batalla, Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust

Sustaining Compassion Throughout your Career: Polly Fitch & Valenta Muparadzi, Royal London Hospital
12:30-12:50 Enhancing Research Awareness and Engagement in a Neuro Critical Care Unit Post-Pandemic: Natalie Khalique and Bethany Andrews, Cambridge University Hospitals

When Every Moment Matters: Advocacy at the End of Life in Critical Care: Christopher Gillies, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals

Student Nurses Role in the Climate Crisis: Katie Burns, University of Nottingham
12.50 - 13.50 Lunch in the Exhibition
Room Circle Level Room 3/4 Foyer Level Room 2 Circle Level Room 1 Circle Level Room 2 Foyer Level Room 1

Foyer Level Room 3/4
  Community of Practice Research Stream Clinical Workshop Workshop Fundamentally Critical
13.50-14.10

 

Clinical Education in Critical Care & Meeting the Needs of our Neurodivergent Colleagues: Nicki Credland and Deborah Dawson

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Research Stream: National Trial Updates

Natalie Pattinson, Andreas Xychris, Carla MacKintock

 Noise Pollution in Intensive Care Unit: A Multicentre Evaluation and its Association with Alarm Fatigue among Nurses: Francesca Trotta, Tor Vergata University

Right Line, Right Now! Expanding vascular access skills for the ICU: Michele De Fazio, Clinical Affairs Manager - Vascular

The workshop will provide an opportunity for hands-on training in essential vascular access skills, including appropriate device selection, ultrasound assessment, and needling techniques, within a supportive, evidence-based, and interactive learning environment.

 

There's No "AI" In "Team": Chris Gillies, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals

Human Factors: Stephen Cutler, The Royal London Hospital
14.10-14.30 ICU Nurses' Perceptions of Patients with Co-Morbid Mental Health Disorders: An Integrative Review: Angela Teece, University of Leeds
14.30-14.50 Recovering from Intensive Care Survivors Experiences (RISE) Project: Chris Carter, Birmingham City University
14.50-15.00 10 minute room change
Room Conference Suite 2B
15.00 - 15.40

Keynote: #MeToo: Breaking the Silence within Critical Care Nursing 
Prof. Rosalind Searle, Chair in HRM and Organisational Psychology at the University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Business School (click for more info)
15.40 - 16.15 Afternoon Refreshments in the Exhibition
Room Circle Level Room 3/4 Foyer Level Room 2 Circle Level Room 1 Circle Level Room 2 Foyer Level Room 1

Foyer Level Room 3/4
  Community of Practice Research Stream Sustainability Workshop Posters Workshop
16.15-16.35

Moving from Surviving to Thriving After Critical Illness - Let’s talk about what’s happening and what you can do to help your patients: #Rehablegends & David McWilliams

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Leveraging Social Media for Research: Strategies and Insights Workshop:  Cassandra Sturgeon, NICC Social Media Editor

"ICU or I See Waste": A Critical Look at Sustainability in Intensive Care: Luciano Midolo, University of Rome Tor Vergata

P1 - P8

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Supporting Critical Care Nurses Transitioning to Academia: A Ten-Rule Framework: Melanconia Duval-Pazzaglia, LNWUHT/University of West London
16.35-16.55 The Eco Bedspace - A More Sustainable Critical Care: Charlotte Blanchard and Jen Moon, Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother Hospital
16.55-17.15 A Wasted Opportunity: Relocating Consumables to Reduce Costs and Waste Products: Anna Karpenko and Elisa Vettori, NBT NHS Trust
19.30-00.00 Drinks Reception & Gala Dinner - Blackpool Tower Ballroom

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