Day One - Monday 17th October 2022
Programme - Day One
| 08.00-09.00 | Registration and Welcome Refreshments in the Exhibition Area | |||||||||
| Plenary Room | ||||||||||
| 09.00-09.30 | Opening remarks and welcome address Karin Gerber, BACCN Conference Director, Nicki Credland, BACCN Chair and Anna Marie Murphy, IACCN Chair |
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| 09.30-10.15 |
Keynote: Christine Sheehan, Advanced Nurse Practise, Critical Care Nursing (click for more) |
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| 10.15-11.00 |
Keynote: Is it Humans or Animals today? |
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| 11.00-11.30 | Morning Refreshments in the Exhibition LAUNCH PAD: Stryker - 11.05-11.20 |
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| Room | Room 1A | Room 1B | Room 2A | Hall 1A | Room 3 |
Room 2B |
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| General | Paediatric | Veterinarian Nursing | Research Symposium | Simulation | Posters | |||||
| 11.30-11.50 |
Nudging weaning in the right direction - an electronic quality improvement tool to support multidisciplinary ventilation weaning in ICU: Lisa McIlmurray, Queen's University Belfast |
Implemetation of the Clinical Support Worker role in Paediatric Critical Care - the long journey: Carly Whittaker and Samantha Jukes, Nottingham Children’s Hospital |
Leptospirosis: Urine trouble!: Eleanor Haskey, Royal Veterinary College |
Research Symposium: This symposium will be led by critical care nurse and AHP researchers from across Northern and Southern Ireland, including Queens University, Belfast and University College, Dublin. The symposium will provide an opportunity for delegates to hear about current critical care research and the experiences of developing research as part of a critical care career. |
Capnography: King of the ABC’s: Simulation focused on the use of capnography during intubation by SCREAM Team |
P01 - P02, P12 |
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| 11.50-12.10 | BACCN Prescribing Position Statement: Catherine Plowright, BACCN National Board | Veterinary Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR): How to be an animal lifesaver: Emily Gorman, Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies | P03 - P05 | |||||||
| 12.10-12.30 |
LINET - Hosted Workshop
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Sustainability in Paediatric Critical Care - Holly Chandler |
Let's get this show on the road: Simulation focused on the planning, preparation and completion of a time critical transfer of a critically ill poly-trauma patient with a spinal injury Bill Hickland, Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast |
P06 - P08 | ||||||
| 12:30-12:50 | Veterinary Euthanasia: Katie Gray, The Ralph Veterinary Referral Centre |
P09 - P11 |
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| 12:50-14.00 | Lunch Break in the Exhibition LAUNCH PAD LINET UK: 13.00-13.20 LAUNCH PAD Pall Corporation: 13.30-13.50 |
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| Room | 1 | Room 1B | Room 2A | Hall 1A | Room 3 | Room 2B | ||||
| General | General | Veterinarian Nursing | Research Symposium | Simulation (Paeds) | Posters | |||||
| 14.00-14.20 | Rescue Events Analysis: Examining how clinical staff create safety and rescue unwell ward patients: Jody Ede, Oxford University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust | Draeger - Hosted Workshop |
Interventional Cardiology: A One Health Approach: Emma Hudson, The Ralph Veterinary Referral Centre |
Research Symposium: This symposium will be led by critical care nurse and AHP researchers from across Northern and Southern Ireland, including Queens University, Belfast and University College, Dublin. The symposium will provide an opportunity for delegates to hear about current critical care research and the experiences of developing research as part of a critical care career. |
Paediatric Simulation led by Carli Whittaker (PCCS) |
P13 | ||||
| 14.20-14.30 | Creating meaningful inclusion in an increasingly diverse workforce - enabling our staff to feel safe and seen: Be Baxter-Heyes and Catherine Balcombe, Leeds Teaching Hospital | Comparative Critical Care Nursing: NG tube placement and risk factors - a comparison between humans and animals: Lindsey Ashburner (RVN) and Amy Pulleyn (RN) | P15 - P17 | |||||||
| 14.30-14.40 |
Fresenius - Hosted Workshop
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| 14.40-15.00 | P18 - P20 | |||||||||
| 15.00-15.35 | Afternoon Refreshments in the Exhibition | |||||||||
| Room | Room 1A | Room 1B | Room 2A | Hall 1A | Room 3 | Room 2B | ||||
| General | Paediatric | General | General | General | Posters | |||||
| 15.35-15.55 |
Paediatric Critical Care Outreach - Leeds / Bristol |
Mobile Intensive Care Ambulance service (MICAS), the delivery of a critical care retrieval service during a pandemic: an observational study: Anna Marie Murphy, University Hospital Galway |
Keeping it cool – Targeted Temperature Management (TTM) in Out of Hospital cardiac arrest Hosted Workshop
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Development and delivery of a New Graduate Nurse Programme in Critical Care: Emily Naylor, St. James's Hospital |
P21, P23 | |||||
| 15.55-16.05 | 'Humanisation of ICU': Sustaining Patients and Nurses: Helen Gadsby, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust | Responding to the service need: Introduction of the Critical Care Advance Nurse Practitioner service in a Dublin University Hospital: Oonagh Power, St James's Hospital, Dublin. | Pandemic to podcast; "Critical conversations" a novel initiative to enhance the learning experience in ICU: Shauna Gollogly, St James Hospital Dublin | P24 - P26 | ||||||
| 16.05-16.15 | Social Justice Workshop: Professor Calvin Moorley, Chair of Diversity & Social Justice, Institute of Health and Social Care/ Adult Nursing, London South Bank University | |||||||||
| 16.15-16.35 | Introducing the Clinibee App for Critical Care Nurses in sub-Saharan Africa: Chris Carter, Birmingham City University | Patient and relative involvement in raising concerns about deterioration: A qualitative case study approach: Dr Aidin McKinney, Queen's University Belfast | Key components to effective shift leading in critical care nursing: Alexandre Marques, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust | P27 - P28 | ||||||
| 16.40-17.25 | Keynote: On the fringe of ICU: what we have not yet improved Jos Latour, Professor in Clinical Nursing, University of Plymouth (click for more) |
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| TBC | Regional Advisors Event - Invite Only | |||||||||
| 19.30-00.00 | Drinks Reception & Gala Dinner | |||||||||
