Day One - Monday 7th October

Programme - Day One

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08.00-09.00 Registration and Welcome Refreshments in the Exhibition Area
Room  Conference Suite 2B
09.00-09.30 Opening remarks and welcome address 
Karin Gerber, BACCN Conference Director and Ian Naldrett, BACCN Chair
09.30-10.10

Keynote: Nursing Now Challenge and the art of possibility: just what the nurse ordered
Professor Aisha Holloway, Professor of Nursing Studies, Co-founder & Co-Director of Edinburgh Global Nursing Initiative (click for more)

10.10-10.50

Keynote: Making a difference: delivering healthcare in a conflict / disaster zone
David Wightwick (UK-Med) (click for more)

10.50-11.20 Morning Refreshments in the Exhibition
LAUNCH PAD: 
Room Conference Suite 2B Meeting Room 5 Meeting Room 4 Meeting Room 7 Meeting Room 6

Conference Suite 3

  Community of Practice Research Stream Critical Care: the ongoing journey Clinical Care Delivery Posters Fundamentally Critical
11.20-11.40 Raising the nursing voice for patient safety - A lived experience of redeployment from critical care: Maggie Wilson, NHS Borders

Research Stream

 

11:20 - 11:50: Talking therapy for PTSD post ICU: Andrew Bates, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

11:50 - 12:20: Enhanced Recovery After Critical Care: Designing a care pathway for post-ICU patients: Sarah Vollam, University of Oxford

Impact of critical illness on ICU family members: a Phenomenological Study: Francesca Trotta, University of Rome Tor Vergata

Reducing Incidences of Pressure Injuries in ICU: Geraldine Brady and Sinead Whooley, Beaumont

Posters

P01 & P02

 

teleflex - Hosted Workshop

Right Line, Right Now! Expanding vascular access skills for the ICU

Michele De Fazio, Vascular Clinical Specialist

Hayleigh Haggerty, Senior Vascular Clinical Affairs Manager

11.40-12.00 Workforce facilitated by Nicki Credland

A staff survey on communication within Critical Care to aid the creation of a Family Liaison Practitioner role in Adult Critical Care: Ruby Shaikh, Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Trust

Critical Care Outreach Nurse Specialists: The new gatekeepers of the eCPR service: Jane Durrant, Harefield Hospital, Part of Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust 

Posters

P03 & P04

12.00-12.20 Thrive Time: The Role of the ICU Rehabilitation Nurse: Madeleine Varley-Hearn, Derriford Hospital Utilising national audits to reduce local blood culture rates: Vicky Thwaites, Harefield Hospital

Posters

P05 & P06

ECG Rhythm Analysis

Neil Maddison, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

12:20-12:40 BACCN Dragon's Den: Facing the Future: Rebuilding Our Intensive Care Team: Joanna Mann, University Hospitals Birmingham

 

"Wake me up before you go go: improving  daily sedation hold practices": Lynsey Russell, NHS Borders

Posters

P07 & P08

12.40 - 13.50 Lunch in the Exhibition
Room Conference Suite 2B Meeting Room 5 Meeting Room 4 Meeting Room 7 Meeting Room 6 Conference Suite 3
    Research Stream Patient Safety Clinical Informatics Community of Practice Fundamentally Critical
13.50-14.10

Linet - Hosted Workshop

The Benefits of Early Mobilisation in the ICU

Damien McKeaveney, LINET Group Global Segment Leader ICU and Stretchers

 

Research Stream

13:50 - 14:20: The interface between clinical research delivery and nurse led research in critical care: Dr Natalie McEvoy, Department of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), University of Medicine and Health Sciences

14:20 - 14:50: Public and patient involvement and engagement in research: Dr Suzanne Bench, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust and London South Bank University

"Take 2"- A complete Handover!: Emily Edwards, Manchester Royal Infirmary, MFT

Clinical Informatics

Petro Bekker & David Maloney

 

Critical Care Outreach:

Mark Wilson, NOrF

Tracheostomy Management

Jackie Burnett, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

14.10-14.30 Improving communication with Non-English speaking patients using an Enhanced Communication Board: Annalie Baltar, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation Trust - Kings Lynn Can you computer generate clinical judgement?: Chris Gillies, Sheffield Teaching Hopsitals
14.30-14.50 Stabilised Edible Foam (SEF) in ICU for Patients Experiencing Dysphagia: From Twitter to Reality: Lorraine Moxom, Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust Intensive Care Learning From Patient Safety Events Project: Lorenzo Gacuma, Tunbridge Wells Hospital - MTW NHS Trust
14.50-14.55 5 minute room change
Room Conference Suite 2B
14.55 - 15.35

Keynote: Taking Care - in conversation with Sarah DiGregorio
Sarah Digregorio (click for more info)

15.35 - 16.05 Afternoon Refreshments in the Exhibition
Room   Meeting Room 5 Meeting Room 4 Meeting Room 7 Meeting Room 6 Conference Suite 3
    Research Stream Professional issues within critical care Clinical Care Delivery Call for Concern Fundamentally Critical
16.05-16.25 Room not in use

Research Stream

Care of Non-tunnelled Central Venous Catheters in United Kingdom Critical Care Units: Dr Duncan Ritchie, University of Aberdeen

16:05 - 16:35:
Study overview 

16:35 - 17:05:
Focus Group Discussion 

Healthcare professionals' perceptions of Interprofessional Collaboration (IPC) in the intensive care setting: Facilitators and barriers:Stephanie Mifsud, Mater Dei Hospital

The lived experience of adults who received Mechanical Ventilation: Josef Trapani, University of Malta

Call 4 Concern - The Royal Berkshire Experience: Alison Schofield, Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust

Nursing Care of the Prone Patient

Nicola Sutherland, Mervat Bassilious and Scott Hamilton, Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

16.25-16.45 The introduction of a Critical Care tailored education programme for Healthcare Assistant: Celeste Formenton, Cambridge University Hospital Patients' Perceptions on sleep quality and sleep disruptive factors in a mixed adult Intensive Care Unit (ICU): Fiona Farrugia, Mater dei Hospital
16.45-17.05 A space of their own - Manchester's Early Critical Care Nurses - an oral history project: Sharon Whiting, MFT/North Manchester General Hospital and Greater Manchester Critical Care Skills Institute The Development of a Novel Intervention for Delirium Prevention and Management in Adult Intensive Care Unit: A Co-design Qualitative Study: Gideon Johnson, King's College London 
19.30-00.00 Drinks Reception & Gala Dinner - P&J Live, Aberdeen

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