Thursday 25 September 2008 |
11.00 |
Registration and exhibition viewing |
12.00 |
Lunch, registration and exhibition viewing |
13.15 |
Opening ceremony and Welcome - Elaine Collins, SOTN Chair |
14.00 |
Keynote Presentation – Bobbie Chadwick, RCN Deputy President |
14.30 |
Plenary Session |
15.00 |
Tea and Exhibition viewing |
15.30 |
Concurrent stream A: Patient experience pre-elective surgery
• Qualitative analysis of factors contributing to depression prior to total knee replacement
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Exploring the lived experience of individuals with advanced osteoarthritis whilst awaiting hip and knee replacement surgery: a phenomenological approach
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Impact of depression on preoperative status and post-operative rehabilitation following total knee replacement
Concurrent stream B: Change and change management
• Orthopaedics and the control of MRSA
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Keeping orthopaedic staff motivated through times of change – migrating to a new hospital
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Development of ergonomic standards for orthopaedic nursing from an organisational perspective
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Being part of the National Hip Fracture Database: a trauma unit’s experience
Concurrent stream C: Fractured neck of femur care
• National Hip Fracture Database: an update
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The development and implementation of a multidisciplinary teamworking approach utilising an integrated care pathway in the delivery of care to patients with a fractured neck of femur
Workshop and concurrent stream D
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Workshop: The use of annotated bibliographies and matrices in the undertaking of a literature review
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Concurrent session: Undergraduate nursing student placements with Clinical Nurse Specialists within an acute Orthopaedic Hospital setting |
17.10 |
End of Day One |
Friday 26 September 2008
|
08.00 |
Registration for day delegates and others |
08.45 |
Chair’s opening remarks |
08.55 |
Future membership awards |
09.15 |
Keynote Presentation – Professor Dame Betty Kershaw |
09.45 |
Plenary Session 1 – ‘Yes .... I’m still in pain’ |
10.15 |
Plenary Session 2 – Nurse-led Spinal Services – Fifteen years reflection |
10.45 |
Morning coffee and exhibition viewing
|
11.15 |
Concurrent stream E: Patient experience post injury and elective surgery
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Quality of life following brachial plexus injury
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A patient’s story
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Patiently waiting
Concurrent stream F: Orthopaedic nurse specialists
• How nurse prescribing affected the autonomous practice of a nurse practitioner
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The use of peripherally inserted central catheters and midlines in orthopaedics
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The past, present and future of Sarcoma Specialist Nursing at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford
Concurrent stream G: Developments in orthopaedics and trauma
• Birmingham Hip Resurfacing
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Osteoporosis: past, present and future
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Fascia iliaca compartment block: a nurse led initiative for preoperative pain management in patients with a fractured neck of femur
Workshops and concurrent stream H
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Workshop: Trading places: bringing orthopaedic nurses together globally online.
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Concurrent Session: Total knee replacement audit: pain and physio |
12.55 |
Lunch and Exhibition Viewing |
14.10 |
Keynote Presentation – Bernie Cottam |
14.50 |
Plenary Session 5 – Details to be announced
Rebecca Jester, Head of School of Nursing and Midwifery, Keele University |
15.20 |
Coffee and last opportunity to view exhibition |
15.40 |
Concurrent stream I: Paediatric orthopaedic nursing
• Using research findings to inform best practice benchmarks for children’s orthopaedic nursing
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Enhancing orthopaedic /fracture trauma in children’s nursing
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Concurrent Session 27: Details to be announced
Concurrent stream J: Organisation of joint replacement services
• Changing orthopaedic practice using action research: researching ‘with’ and not ‘on’ patients and staff
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An exploratory study of Maltese patients perceptions of their preparation for total joint replacement at the pre-admission clinic
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Homeward Bound: ensuring timely and safe discharge of patients after hip and knee replacement surgery
Concurrent stream K: Spinal injuries
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Management of spinal cord injuries outside a specialist Spinal Injuries Unit – the Derby experience
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At risk staff = at risk patients: How can we reduce the risk for spinal cord injury patients in an acute district general hospital
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An evaluation of the implementation of an education and leadership programme to enable nursing practitioners to meet the psychological needs of patients with Spinal Cord Injury
Workshop and concurrent stream L
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Workshop: Being a peer reviewer for a journal
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Concurrent session: It can’t get any worse |
19.30 |
Evening Conference Dinner |
Saturday 27 September 2008
|
09.15 |
Chairs opening remarks |
09.30 |
Plenary Session 5 – Diamonds are a girl’s (and boy’s) best friend. |
10.00 |
Plenary Session 6 – Task saturation in orthopaedic nursing: recognising the dangers and formulating solutions. |
10.30 |
Coffee |
11.00 |
Plenary Session 7 – To be announced |
11.30 |
Plenary Session 8 – Orthopaedic and trauma nurses – The next generation |
12.00 |
Awards ceremony and closing ceremony |
12.30 |
End of Conference |
