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Thursday 13 May 2021 Wednesday 12 May 2021 International Congress on Innovations in Nursing 2021 PROGRAM Pan Pacific Perth, Western Australia *This program is subject to change 13 - 14 May 2021 WEDNESDAY 12 MAY 2021 Nurse Wellbeing Pre-Congress Workshop 0900-1630 Level 5, Pan Pacific Perth. Pre-registration required THURSDAY 13 MAY 2021 0730-1700 Registration Desk Open 0800-1700 Exhibition Hall Open 0800-0830 Arrival Tea/Coffee 0830-1030 1.0 Opening Plenary Session Room Golden Ballroom South/Centre MC Andrea Burns 0830-0845 Welcome and Opening of the Congress Fertility preservation in Cystic Fibrosis: A novel approach in creating families 0845-0945 Dr Sigrid Ladores, University of Alabama at Birmingham - Virtual Keynote Presentation "WeCan”: A nurse-led and consumer co-designed digital solution to improve equity of access to cancer supportive care 0945-1015 Prof. Meinir Krishnasamy, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre 1015-1045 Morning Tea 1045-1225 1.1 COVID-19 1.2 Clinical Practice 1.3 Student Nursing Education Room Golden Ballroom South Golden Ballroom Centre Goldsworthy/Hamersley Chair Infection Prevention Moving to Home Care during Covid-19 Prevalence of Pressure Injuries Over Twenty Development of a Professional Practice Miss Christina Crosbie, Sir Charles Gairdner Years in a Western Australian Hospital Competency for Undergraduate Nursing 1045-1105 Hospital Dr Linda Coventry, Edith Cowan University Students: A mixed-method Study Evaluation of an Intervention to Reduce With Adversity Comes Innovation! The Prevalence of Hospital Acquired Pressure Registered Undergraduate Student of Nursing Prevailing over Perils and Pitfalls of Injuries (RUSON) Employment Model Participant Recruitment during a Pandemic Ms Nicole Walsh, Sir Charles Gairdner Ms Belinda Clark, Australian Nursing and 1105-1125 Dr Shirley Mcgough, Curtin University Hospital Midwifery Federation (Victorian Branch) Moorditj Kaartdijin, Moorditj Warlang: A program to support belonging and success The People behind the Stats: A Nurse Led among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Model improving Infection Prevention Development of a prehabilitation program pre-registration nursing students Practice during Victoria’s COVID-19 Outbreak for people with advanced lung cancer in Dr Penny Keogh, Fiona Stanley Fremantle 1125-1145 2020 Residential Aged Care Facticity’s Western Australia: A feasibility study Hospitals Group The synergistic relationship between the Perioperative nurses’ experiences of Nurse Practitioner and Pharmacist in Heart providing care to patients during COVID-19 Transplantation Getting Creative: enhancing student outbreak: A descriptive qualitative study Mrs Clare Fazackerley, Fiona Stanley reflection through digital storytelling 1145-1205 Dr Fatch Kalembo, Curtin University Hospital Mrs Helen Dugmore, Murdoch University An immersion for final year nurses in the Kimberley region of Western Australia: Using The COVID- pandemic: Nurse leaders’ Cardiothoracic Surgery Sternal Wound photovoice to understand student decision-making to prepare four public Dressing Trial experiences 1205-1225 hospitals in Western Australia Miss Mandy Collins, SCGH Dr Cathryn Josif, University Of Notre Dame 1225-1330 Lunch International Congress on Innovations in Nursing 2021 PROGRAM Pan Pacific Perth, Western Australia *This program is subject to change 13 - 14 May 2021 1.5 Quality Improvement / Nursing 1330-1530 1.4 Mental Health Management 1.6 Communication Room Golden Ballroom South Golden Ballroom Centre Goldsworthy/Hamersley Chair Integrating care and climate in nursing Get WOKE. Be WOKE. Stay WOKE. practice Improving Clinical Communication through Ms Reegan Burns-Wallace & Ms Anna Rowe, Ms Roslyn Morgan, Australian Nursing and Utilising an Electronic Task Tracking Tool 1330-1350 Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospital Group Midwifery Federation (Victorian Branch) Ms Katherine Birkett, Royal Perth Hospital Non-technical skills of rapid response teams: An observational study in an acute private Working with People who Self-harm: Optimising safe care: Evaluating the quality hospital Experiences of Mental Health Nurses of nurse change-of-shift handover Mr Adam Coleman, Hollywood Private 1350-1410 Dr Shirley Mcgough, Curtin University Prof Bev O'Connell, Edith Cowan University Hospital Patients’ expectations and experiences in the Senior nurses from rural and remote Western Paediatric nurses’ satisfaction with mental health inpatient unit at a private Australia and the pros and cons of delivering organisational communication, job hospital effective graduate programs: A mixed satisfaction and intention to stay: A structural Dr Sheila Mortimer-Jones, Edith Cowan method analysis equation modelling analysis 1410-1430 University Dr Amanda Graf, Edith Cowan University Dr Gemma Doleman, Edith Cowan University Nurse perceptions about bedside change-of- Caring for people who self-harm: Barriers shift handovers and facilitators for emergency nurses The Value of Nursing Experience in the Dr Rosemary Saunders, Edith Cowan 1430-1450 Dr Shirley Mcgough, Curtin University Delivery of Excellent Nursing Management University A prevalence audit and a pre and post evaluation of an interprofessional education intervention to increase staff knowledge about delirium in older adults within a Perth MH SMILE – Improving the physical health of metropolitan hospital setting. people with mild to moderate mental illness BeSAFE: Innovating Care Coordination 24/7 A/Prof Beverley Ewens, Edith Cowan 1450-1510 A/Prof Karen Heslop, Curtin University Ms Katherine Birkett, Royal Perth Hospital University Bunbury Hospital Breaths New Life into Birth A New Family Birthing Centre informed by Education consumer involvement and the Birth Space Mrs Kasey Biggar, WA Country Health Maternity Service Transformation Design design evidence 1510-1530 Service Ms Petrovia Fisher, Fiona Stanley Hospital Ms Leanne Graham, Fiona Stanley Hospital 1530-1600 Afternoon Tea 1600-1700 1.7 Afternoon Plenary Session Room Golden Ballroom MC Andrea Burns The fourth industrial revolution: AI, robots, nanotechnology and you… 1600-1700 Prof. Ged Williams, South Metropolitan Health Service 1700-1900 10th Anniversary Celebration, Bar Uma, Pan Pacific Perth International Congress on Innovations in Nursing 2021 PROGRAM Pan Pacific Perth, Western Australia *This program is subject to change 13 - 14 May 2021 FRIDAY 14 MAY 2021 0800-1700 Registration Desk Open 0800-1530 Exhibition Hall Open 0800-0830 Arrival Tea/Coffee 0830-1000 2.0 Opening Plenary Session Room Golden Ballroom MC Andrea Burns 0830-0835 Day 2 Introduction - Andrea Burns A New Vision for Healthcare 0835-0935 Mr David Stewart, International Council of Nurses 0935-1000 Everyday Heroes 1000-1030 Morning Tea 1030-1210 2.1 Patient Management 2.2 Clinical Practice 2.3 Family Management Room Golden Ballroom South Golden Ballroom Centre Goldsworthy/Hamersley Chair Point prevalence of frailty and pain in Sepsis Unzipped: A blended learning hospitalised adult patients: implications for approach to learning nursing care Ms Catherine Radford & Ms Sarah Wilcox, Sir Family needs in an Australian adult ICU Dr Rosemary Saunders, Edith Cowan Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care waiting room 1030-1050 University Group Ms Jing Ning, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Nursing and allied health staff perceptions and experiences of a volunteer stroke peer support program: A qualitative study The role of the nurse in the management of Ms Renee Graham, Edith Cowan University & A unique challenge: Understanding and multimorbidity A/Prof Caroline Bulsara, University of Notre supporting breastfeeding in FIFO families 1050-1110 Prof Lisa Whitehead, Edith Cowan University Dame Ms Siana Critchett, Curtin University Piloting the Cockburn Wellbeing HCV Children visiting the intensive care unit - Patient Experiences of Discharge: Continuous Care Clinic – a Test and Treat developing resources for families and staff Implications for Nursing Care Strategy Ms Jing Ning & Mr Jack McCormack, Sir 1110-1130 Mr David Dineen, Hollywood Private Hospital Mr Regan Preston, Curtin University Charles Gairdner Hospital Individuals’ experiences with seeking, The enablers and barriers to children visiting receiving and using health information their ill parent/carer in intensive care units: A required to assist with the self-care of thyroid scoping review Why cultural safety in health care matters disorders A/Prof Beverley Ewens, Edith Cowan 1130-1150 Dr Shirley Mcgough, Curtin University Mrs Josephine Walker, Murdoch University University Understanding family carers’ fall concern Bereaved Family Perceptions of the Quality of and its potential implication on falls risk Clinical Staff Perceptions of the Quality of End- End-of-Life Care in an Acute Private Hospital: assessment and management for of-Life Care in an Acute Private Hospital: A A Mixed Methods Design healthcare professionals Mixed Methods Design Dr Rosemary Saunders, Edith Cowan 1150-1210 Dr Marcus Ang, Edith Cowan University Mrs Courtney Glass, Edith Cowan University University 1210-1310 Lunch International Congress on Innovations in Nursing 2021 PROGRAM Pan Pacific Perth, Western Australia *This program is subject to change 13 - 14 May 2021 1310-1430 2.4 - Career Development 2.5 Virtual Health Management 2.6 Paediatrics Room Golden Ballroom South Golden Ballroom Centre Goldsworthy/Hamersley Chair Being on Track: the lived experience of Development of an ESCALATION system for transition to the Staff Development Nurse role Virtually Part of the Team- An innovative recognising and responding to paediatric Dr Penny Keogh,
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