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The ICIN 2021 Organising Committee would like to thank the following organisations who at the time of print have supported the congress:

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2 WELCOME MESSAGE

Dear Colleagues It is my pleasure to welcome you all to ICIN 2021. The organising committee has once again worked hard to bring you high quality international and national keynote speakers who will showcase their contributions to the nursing profession and patient care. Many of our local nurses also have the opportunity to share new and original projects and innovations that have been undertaken to improve health outcomes and the health system in general. This is the 10th International Congress on Innovations in Nursing and it is also a retrospective celebration of the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife! I hope you enjoy the congress and the opportunity to meet with the keynote speakers, network with your colleagues and enjoy the social events on offer.

Professor Di Twigg AM Congress Convenor

Congress Organising Committee Prof. Di Twigg AM, Edith Cowan University Katie McKenzie, Child and Adolescent Health Service Lucy Gent, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Dr Penny Keogh, Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospital Group Catherine Barratt, Chief Nursing and Midwifery Office Prof. Karen Clark-Burg, The University of Notre Dame Australia Prof. Catherine Fetherston, Murdoch University A/Prof. Ravani Duggan, Curtin University Kelly-Ann Hahn, WA Country Health Service

3 CONGRESS VENUE

Pan Pacific Perth Catering and Exhibition 207 Adelaide Terrace, Perth WA Presentation Rooms Function Level Speakers Preparation Room Registration Desk

Plant Mount Pilbara Murchison Newman East

Grand River Ballroom

Foyer 3 West

Store BQTS. O ce

Service Lobby Service Corridor Store

Service Corridor

Lift Lobby Goldsworthy Hamersley North South

O ces Foyer 2

Female Toilets

Golden Ballroom

S.C. North Centre South O ce Male Toilets Foyer 1

Boardroom

Service Corridor

4 GENERAL INFORMATION

Abstract Awards Awards for the best oral and best poster presentation based on abstracts submitted for the Congress will be awarded during the closing session on Friday 14 May 2021.

Certificate of Attendance A certificate of attendance has been included on the back of your name badge. If you are sharing a name badge please see staff at the registration desk to arrange a certificate of attendance.

Congress Event Manager Encanta Event Management Suite 6, 884 Beaufort Street Inglewood WA 6052 T: +61 8 9389 1488 E: [email protected]

COVID Safe Event Plan The Congress event managers have developed a COVID safe event plan for the Congress. Please follow the directions of the session chairs and event staff at the venue at all times.

Disclaimer The Congress program handbook should be used as a reference only and is correct at the time of print.

Dress Code The dress code for all conference sessions and social functions is smart casual.

5 Indemnity Should for any reason outside the control of the conference organisers, the venue or speakers change, or the event be cancelled, the conference organisers shall endeavour to reschedule. The client hereby indemnifies and holds the conference organisers, including but not limited to the host, organising committee and Encanta Event Management, harmless from and against any and all costs, damages and expenses.

Internet Access The Pan Pacific Perth has provided complimentary Wi-Fi access for all delegates. Network: Meet@PanPacific Password: ICIN2021

Meals All tea breaks and lunches will be served amongst the trade displays in Golden Ballroom North. We recognise that some delegates may have special dietary requirements. For delegates with special dietary requirements, please make yourself known to the venue staff who will be able to assist.

Name Badges It would be appreciated if delegates wear their name badge at all times during the Congress as this identifies them as eligible for catering and entry to sessions. If you are sharing a name badge with another member from your organisation please leave this badge with staff at the registration desk to allow the badge to be collected by the next delegate.

Parking Self-parking is available in the hotel car park on Hill Street. If approaching Pan Pacific Perth from Adelaide Terrace, the public car park is located past the hotel entrance on the left hand side. Straight after that is an entrance to the public car park. The entrance to the car park has a large blue P sign. Daily rate (24 hours) - $14 per day Please note that car parking spaces are subject to availability at time of entry and therefore non-guaranteed.

6 Registration Desk The registration desk is located in Foyer 1 and will be open at the following times: Thursday 13 May 2021 Friday 14 May 2021 6:30am - 7:30am (Exhibitors Only) 8:00am - 5:00pm 7:30am - 5:00pm Staff at the registration desk will be able to assist with all enquires related to the Congress.

Speakers Preparation Room The speakers preparation room is located in the Boardroom off Foyer 1. All presenters are required to submit their presentations with the onsite AV team at least two hours prior to their presentation time. The speakers preparation room will be open from 7:30am to 4:30pm on Thursday 13 May and Friday 14 May 2021. CONGRESS APP

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7 SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

10th Anniversary Celebration The 10th Anniversary Celebration will provide the perfect opportunity for delegates and guests to catch up with colleagues, renew past connections and make new contacts in a relaxed atmosphere. ICIN 2021 is the 10th in this series of highly successful Congresses. Last year and for the first time in history, the nations of the world united in celebration of the benefits that nursing and midwifery bring to the health of the global population.

Date: Thursday 13 May 2021 Time: 5.00pm – 7.00pm Venue: Bar Uma, Pan Pacific Perth Dress: Smart Casual Full delegate and guest ticket holders only. Please see staff at the registration desk if you have a Restricted, Student or Day registration and have not purchased a ticket.

Closing Sundowner The Closing Sundowner will enable delegates and guests to come together and celebrate the time shared and the knowledge gained at the 10th International Congress on Innovations in Nursing.

Date: Friday 14 May 2021 Time: 5.00pm – 6.00pm Venue: Hill Street Bar, Pan Pacific Perth Dress: Smart Casual Full delegate and guest ticket holders only. Please see staff at the registration desk if you have a Restricted, Student or Day registration and have not purchased a ticket.

8 INVITED SPEAKERS

Master of Ceremonies Andrea Burns Warm, polished and engaging Andrea Burns is well known to WA audiences. An award-winning journalist, for the past twenty years Andrea has worked as a presenter and reporter on programmes including Sunrise, Today Tonight and Seven News. She writes a popular Opinion columm for The West Australian newspaper and also has experience as as a radio broadcaster. Smart and well-informed, Andrea is in demand to host some of WA’s biggest events including the Western Australian of the Year Awards and specialist industry conferences. She is also an accomplished course facilitator and public speaker. Armed with a quick wit and a great sense of humour, Andrea easily handles any crowd – from senior business executives right through to children.

Virtual International Keynote Dr Sigrid Ladores Dr Sigrid Ladores is an Associate Professor and Co-Director of the BSN Honors Program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) School of Nursing. She is a PhD-prepared paediatric nurse practitioner whose research is focused on reproductive health, fertility, and palliative care in cystic fibrosis. She has been a nurse for over 23 years and a nurse educator for 17 years. Sigrid earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in nursing from the University of Pennsylvania, and her PhD from the University of Central Florida. She teaches across programs, from pre-licensure students to doctoral students. Sigrid is a well-published author and a respected

9 scholar. She has earned several awards for her teaching, mentorship, research and leadership, including the UAB Excellence in Mentoring Award, the Alabama State Nurses Association Citation of Excellence, among others. When she is not teaching, mentoring future scholars, or conducting research, Dr. Ladores is a leader in the Philippine Nurses Association of America (PNAA) and its local chapters in Central Florida and Alabama. She is the President-Elect of PNA-Alabama, and the Chair of the PNAA Research Committee. She has been recognized for her outstanding service and leadership in PNAA and local chapters, and she received the 2019 Researcher of the Year Award from PNAA. When she is not working, she enjoys exploring the world with her husband of 21 years and two sons, age 12 and 4.

National Keynote Speakers Prof. Ged Williams Ged Williams is the recently appointed Area DON for South Metropolitan Health Service, Perth. He has a strong history of inspiring and providing strategic leadership for the nursing profession through his many senior roles in diverse clinical settings. Ged has worked as the most senior nursing officer in major public health facilities/services in the Northern Territory, Queensland, Victoria, and the United Arab Emirates. He has fostered initiatives to promote contemporary knowledge and standards of practice, through leading the establishment of the Australian College of Critical Care Nurses and the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses and was a Director of the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine for eight years. Ged has a proven track record of initiating strong links with universities and teaching institutions including a long-standing partnership with Griffith University. He actively promotes evidence-based approaches to quality improvement, workforce capacity building and clinical safety in health care and has contributed numerous research and practice-based publications throughout his career.

10 Prof. Meinir Krishnasamy Professor Mei Krishnasamy is Chair in Cancer Nursing in the Department of Nursing at the University of Melbourne, Research and Education Lead for Nursing for the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) and Director of the Academic Nursing Unit at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Melbourne. Her research focuses on the care experiences and health outcomes of people with rare and less common cancers, and the contribution of nurse-led cancer research to patient and family, organisation and system level outcomes. In 2018, Mei was awarded funds under the auspices of the VCCC to establish the first ever Australian Cancer Nursing Research Innovation Hub and is senior CI on a recent $18.6m MRFF grant to enhance cancer research capability across regional Victoria.

David Stewart David is a Health Policy Consultant for the International Council of Nurses. Prior to this role, he was engaged by the Queensland Government as a Director of Nursing in the Office of the Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer. He has over 22 years’ experience in private and government health sector. David has expertise in public policy development, patient safety, strategy and innovation, health service planning, management and has worked in governance and development roles. David has worked with numerous international agencies as an expert advisor including the International Atomic and Energy Agency supporting the education and training of nurses in Low and Middle-Income Countries; the World Health Organisation in the areas of Patient Safety and Medication Safety; the Global Coalition on Circulatory Health; the WHO on NCDs.

11 PROGRAM

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 Acknowledgement to Country Deborah Jacobs, Chief Nursing and Midwifery Office Convenor Welcome Prof. Di Twigg AM, Edith Cowan University Congress Opening Andrea Burns, Congress MC 0845 - 0945 Fertility Preservation in Cystic Fibrosis: A Novel Approach in Creating Families Dr Sigrid Ladores, University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing VIRTUAL PRESENTATION

0945 - 1015 “WeCan”: A Nurse-Led and Consumer Co-Designed Digital Solution to Improve Equity of Access to Cancer Supportive Care Prof. Meinir Krishnasamy, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre 1015 - 1045 Morning Tea

12 1045 - 1225 1.1 1.2 1.1 COVID-19 Clinical Practice Student Nursing Education Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley Chair Lucy Gent A/Prof. Deborah Kirk Dr Fiona Foxall 1045 - 1105 The People Prevalence of Development of a Behind the Stats: Pressure Injuries Professional Practice A Nurse Led Model Over Twenty Competency for Improving Infection Years in a Western Undergraduate Prevention Practice Australian Hospital Nursing Students: during Victoria’s Dr Linda Coventry, A Mixed-Method COVID-19 Outbreak Edith Cowan Study 2020 Residential University Mrs Christine Aged Care Facilities Adams, The Mrs Ann Whitfield, University of Notre Auckland District Dame Australia Health Board

VIRTUAL PRESENTATION

1105 - 1125 Infection Evaluation of an With Adversity Prevention Moving Intervention to Comes Innovation! to Home Care Reduce Prevalence The Registered During COVID-19 of Hospital Undergraduate Miss Christina Acquired Pressure Student of Crosbie, Sir Charles Injuries Nursing (RUSON) Gairdner Hospital Ms Nicole Walsh, Employment Model Sir Charles Gairdner Ms Belinda Clark, Hospital Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (Victorian Branch)

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13 Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley 1125 - 1145 Prevailing Over Development of Moorditj Kaartdijin, Perils and Pitfalls a Prehabilitation Moorditj Warlang: of Participant Program for People A Program to Recruitment with Advanced Support Belonging During a Pandemic Lung Cancer in and Success Dr Shirley McGough, Western Australia: Among Aboriginal Curtin University A Feasibility Study and Torres Ms Kirsten Mooney, Strait Islander WA Cancer and Pre-Registration Palliative Care Nursing Students Network Dr Penny Keogh, Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospitals Group 1145 - 1205 Perioperative The Synergistic Getting Creative: Nurses’ Experiences Relationship Enhancing Student of Providing Care Between the Nurse Reflection through to Patients During Practitioner and Digital Storytelling COVID-19 Outbreak: Pharmacist in Heart Mrs Helen Dugmore, A Descriptive Transplantation Murdoch University Qualitative Study Mrs Clare Dr Fatch Kalembo, Fazackerley, Fiona Curtin University Stanley Hospital 1205 - 1225 The COVID- Cardiothoracic An Immersion for Pandemic: Surgery Sternal Final Year Nurses Nurse Leaders’ Wound Dressing in the Kimberley Decision-Making Trial Region of Western to Prepare Four Ms Mandy Collins, Australia: Using Public Hospitals in Sir Charles Photovoice to Western Australia Gairdner Hospital Understand Student Mrs Anne Matthews, Experiences Sir Charles Dr Cathryn Josif, Gairdner Hospital The University & Mr Carl Yuile, of Notre Dame Murdoch University 1225 - 1330 Lunch and Visit Poster Displays

14 1330 - 1530 1.4 1.5 1.6 Mental Health Quality Communication Improvement / Nursing Management Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley Chair A/Prof. Ravani Catherine Barratt Dr Kim Oliver Duggan 1330 - 1350 Get WOKE. Be Integrating Care Improving Clinical WOKE. Stay WOKE. and Climate in Communication Ms Reegan Nursing Practice through Utilising Burns-Wallace & Ms Roslyn Morgan, an Electronic Task Ms Anna Rowe, Australian Nursing Tracking Tool Fiona Stanley and Midwifery Ms Katherine Fremantle Hospital Federation Birkett, Royal Perth Group (Victorian Branch) Hospital 1350 - 1410 Working with Optimising Safe Non-Technical People who Care: Evaluating Skills of Rapid Self-Harm: the Quality of Response Teams: Experiences of Nurse Change-of- An Observational Mental Health Shift Handover Study in an Acute Nurses Prof Bev O’Connell, Private Hospital Dr Shirley Edith Cowan Mr Adam Coleman, McGough, Curtin University Hollywood University Private Hospital 1410 - 1430 Patients’ Senior Nurses from Paediatric Nurses’ Expectations and Rural and Remote Satisfaction with Experiences in Western Australia Organisational the Mental Health and the Pros and Communication, Inpatient Unit at a Cons of Delivering Job Satisfaction and Private Hospital Effective Graduate Intention to Stay: A Dr Sheila Mortimer- Programs: A Mixed Structural Equation Jones, Edith Cowan Method Analysis Modelling Analysis University Dr Amanda Graf, Dr Gemma Edith Cowan Doleman, Edith University Cowan University

15 1.4 1.5 1.6 Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley 1430 - 1450 Caring for People The Value of Nurse Perceptions who Self-Harm: Nursing Experience about Bedside Barriers and in the Delivery of Change-of-Shift Facilitators for Excellent Nursing Handovers Emergency Nurses Management Dr Rosemary Dr Shirley Ms Karen Casella, Saunders, Edith McGough, Curtin Sir Charles Gairdner Cowan University University Osborne Park Health Care Group 1450 - 1510 MH SMILE – BeSAFE: A Prevalence Audit Improving the Innovating Care and a Pre and Post Physical Health Coordination 24/7 Evaluation of an of People with Ms Katherine Interprofessional Mild to Moderate Birkett, Royal Perth Education Mental Illness Hospital Intervention to A/Prof Karen Increase Staff Heslop, Curtin Knowledge about University Delirium in Older Adults within a Perth Metropolitan Hospital Setting A/Prof Beverley Ewens, Edith Cowan University 1510 - 1530 Bunbury Hospital Maternity Service A New Family Breathes New Transformation Birthing Centre Life into Birth Ms Petrovia Fisher, Informed by Education Fiona Stanley Consumer Mrs Kasey Biggar, Hospital Involvement and the WA Country Birth Space Design Health Service Design Evidence Ms Leanne Graham, Fiona Stanley Hospital 1530 - 1600 Afternoon Tea 16 1600 - 1700 1.7 Afternoon Plenary Session Room Golden Ballroom MC Andrea Burns 1600 - 1700 The Fourth Industrial Revolution: AI, Robots, Nanotechnology and You… Prof. Ged Williams, South Metropolitan Health Service 1700 - 1900 10th Anniversary Celebration Venue Bar Uma, Pan Pacific Perth

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 0835 - 0935 A New Vision for Healthcare Mr David Stewart, International Council of Nurses 0935 - 1000 Everyday Heroes 1000 - 1030 Morning Tea

17 2.1 2.2 2.3 1030 - 1210 Patient Clinical Family Management Practice Management Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley Chair Dr Benjamin Hay Kelly-Ann Hahn Dr Mandy Towell-Barnard 1030 - 1050 Point Prevalence Sepsis Unzipped: Family Needs in an of Frailty and Pain A Blended Australian Adult in Hospitalised Learning Approach ICU Waiting Room Adult Patients: to Learning Ms Jing Ning, Sir Implications for Ms Catherine Charles Gairdner Nursing Care Radford & Ms Hospital Dr Rosemary Sarah Wilcox, Sir Saunders & Dr Kate Charles Gairdner Crookes, Edith Osborne Park Cowan University Health Care Group 1050 - 1110 The Role of the Nursing and A Unique Nurse in the Allied Health Staff Challenge: Management of Perceptions and Understanding Multimorbidity Experiences of a and Supporting Prof Lisa Volunteer Stroke Breastfeeding in Whitehead, Edith Peer Support FIFO Families Cowan University Program: A Ms Siana Critchett, Qualitative Study Curtin University Ms Renee Graham, Edith Cowan University & A/Prof Caroline Bulsara, University of Notre Dame

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Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley 1110 - 1130 Patient Piloting the Children Visiting Experiences Cockburn the Intensive Care of Discharge: Wellbeing HCV Unit - Developing Implications for Continuous Care Resources for Nursing Care Clinic – a Test and Families and Staff Mr David Dineen, Treat Strategy Ms Jing Ning & Mr Hollywood Private Mr Regan Preston, Jack McCormack, Hospital Curtin University Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital 1130 - 1150 Understanding Individuals’ The Enablers and Family Carers’ Experiences with Barriers to Children Fall Concern Seeking, Receiving Visiting their Ill and its Potential and Using Health Parent/Carer in Implication on Falls Information Intensive Care Risk Assessment Required to Assist Units: A Scoping and Management with the Self- Review for Healthcare Care of Thyroid A/Prof Beverley Professionals Disorders Ewens, Edith Dr Marcus Ang, Mrs Josephine Cowan University Edith Cowan Walker, Murdoch University University 1150 - 1210 Clinical Staff Bereaved Family Perceptions of Perceptions of the Quality of the Quality of End-of-Life Care End-of-Life Care in an Acute Private in an Acute Private Hospital: A Mixed Hospital: A Mixed Methods Design Methods Design Ms Connie Faranda, Dr Rosemary Hollywood Private Saunders, Edith Hospital Cowan University 1210 - 1310 Lunch and Visit Poster Displays

19 1310 - 1430 2.4 2.5 2.6 Career Virtual Health Paediatrics Development Management Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley Chair Lucy Gent Prof. Lisa Whitehead Kelly-Ann Hahn 1310 - 1330 Being on Track: the Virtually Part Development of Lived Experience of the Team- an ESCALATION of Transition to the An Innovative System for Staff Development Approach to Recognising and Nurse role Nursing Practice Responding to Dr Penny Keogh, Mrs Melanie Goode, Paediatric Clinical Fiona Stanley WA Country Health Deterioration Fremantle Service A/Prof. Fenella Gill, Hospitals Group Curtin University 1330 - 1350 Postgraduate Nurse Nursing Leadership Parental Sleep Education and the Achieving Access when the Child is Implications for and Equity Sick: A Concept Nurse and Patient Through Telehealth Analysis Outcomes: A Ms Tania Girschik, Dr Stephanie systematic Review Royal Perth Smith, Edith Dr Ma’en Zaid Hospital Cowan University Abu-Qamar, Edith Cowan University 1350 - 1410 Competency Health in a Virtual Including the Assessment Environment Family in the - Alignment, (HIVE)- Partnering Recognition and Connection, with Consumers in Response to Reflection an Australian First in Paediatric Clinical Mrs Leanne Health Care Design Deterioration Newman, WA Ms Katie Khoury, A/Prof. Fenella Gill, Country Health East Metropolitan Curtin University Service Health Service

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Room Golden Ballroom Golden Ballroom Goldsworthy/ South Centre Hamersley 1410 - 1430 Shiftmatch Safe at Home: Parental Stress and Staffing Model for Monitoring Using Coping: Caring SCGOPHCG CCTV in Residential for a Child with a Mrs Naomi Parkins, Aged Care Facilities Chronic Condition Sir Charles Gairdner Dr Amanda Towell- Prof Evalotte Osborne Park Barnard, Edith Mörelius, Edith Health Care Group Cowan University Cowan University 1430 - 1500 Afternoon Tea

1500 - 1700 2.7 Closing Plenary Session Room Golden Ballroom MC Andrea Burns 1500 - 1600 Evaluation of an Australian Nurse-Led Research Innovation Hub: So Much More than Teaching Research Skills Prof. Meinir Krishnasamy, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre 1600 - 1650 Keynote Panel Session Andrea Burns, Congress MC Prof. Meinir Krishnasamy, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Mr David Stewart, International Council of Nurses Prof. Ged Williams, South Metropolitan Health Service 1650 - 1700 Congress Closing 1700 - 1800 Closing Sundowner Venue Hill Street Bar, Pan Pacific Perth

21 EVERYDAY HEROES

This Congress saw the introduction of the Everyday Heroes campaign which asked nurses across Western Australia to nominate their peers in acknowledgement of the work they do to promote and deliver safe, evidenced-based nursing care. Each nomination is representative of the work that all nurses contribute to in: • delivering safe, quality care; • enabling delivery of safe, quality care; • preparing the next generation of nurses; • providing expert nurse consultative services; • advocating for patients and their families; • advocating for health service and system level change to improve outcomes; • providing professional development and postgraduate opportunities for nurses; and • discovering and validating evidenced based practice.

Congratulations to our Everyday Heroes, the nominees and to all nurses. 2020 the Year of the International Nurse and Midwife has highlighted the value of nurses and midwives globally and has without doubt demonstrated the power and influence of the profession.

22 Everyday Hero Nominees Our Everyday Hero nominees will be presented with a certificate during the plenary session on Friday morning.

Gregory Bock Karen Gullick Dannielle Orifici WA Cancer & Palliative Hollywood Private North Metropolitan Care Network Clinical Hospital Mental Health Service Implementation Unit Nicole Hoskins Mel Sarti Cath Byrne Sir Charles Gairdner Sir Charles Gairdner Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Hospital Hospital Alison Keay Helen Savage Anita Clarke WA Cancer & Palliative Royal Melbourne WA Cancer & Palliative Care Network Clinical Hospital Care Network Clinical Implementation Unit Pauline Tanner Implementation Unit Anne King WA Cancer & Palliative Christine Cole WA Cancer & Palliative Care Network Clinical WA Cancer & Palliative Care Network Clinical Implementation Unit Care Network Clinical Implementation Unit Dr Karen Taylor Implementation Unit Lauren Knight WA Cancer and Mandy Collins WA Cancer & Palliative Palliative Care Sir Charles Gairdner Care Network Clinical Network, Clinical Hospital Implementation Unit Implementation Unit Mary Corker Karen Mattioli Julie Teraci WA Cancer & Palliative WA Cancer & Palliative WA Cancer & Palliative Care Network Clinical Care Network Clinical Care Network Clinical Implementation Unit Implementation Unit Implementation Unit Michelle Davies Kirsten Mooney Marianne Testi WA Cancer & Palliative WA Cancer & Palliative Royal Flying Doctor Care Network Clinical Care Network Clinical Service WA Implementation Unit Implementation Unit Lisa Watson Sue Morey Sir Charles Gairdner Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Hospital 23 POSTERS

Posters will be displayed in Golden Ballroom North for the duration of the Congress. Please see the Congress app for details on when the poster authors will be available for Q&A.

1 Global Health Alliance Western Australia Tanzanian Clinical Immersion: A Qualitative Evaluation of Notre Dame Nursing Graduate Perceptions of Preparedness and Achievement of Course Learning Outcomes Ms Christine Adams, The University Of Notre Dame Australia

2 The Clinical and Cost Effectiveness of Nurse Practitioner Management Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) Percutaneous Drive Line Infections Ms Julie Barber, Fiona Stanley Hospital

3 Are we Meeting their Needs? A Qualitative Exploratory Study of Patients Experience of Diabetes Education Provided by the Nurse in the Acute Care Setting Dr Amanda Towell-Barnard, Edith Cowan University

4 Engaging Students in Online Learning: The Enrolled Nurse Student Lived Experience Mrs Julieanne Barrett, North Metropolitan Tafe

5 Improving Community Health and Perth Children’s Hospital Communication: Community Health Nurses’ Perspective Mrs Elizabeth Berman, Child and Adolescent Health Service

6 The Impact of Pre-Injury Warfarin in Major Trauma Patients: The Western Australian Experience Ms Rebecca Carman, Edith Cowan University

24 7 A Comparison of Middle Managers’ and Paediatric Nurses’ Satisfaction with Organisational Communication Dr Gemma Doleman, Edith Cowan University

8 The Nursing Care of People with Class III Obesity in an Acute Setting A/Prof Beverley Ewens, Edith Cowan University

9 Closing the Gap: A Whole of School Approach to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Inclusivity in Higher Education A/Prof Beverley Ewens, Edith Cowan University

10 Health Professionals’ Perceptions and Experiences of their Annual Re-Certification of Competence in Basic Life Support (BLS) when Assessed using an Automated Feedback Manikin (QCPR™) Mrs Anne Green, Hollywood Private Hospital

11 Complex Care Mechanical Circulatory Support (MCS) Patients: Nurse Practitioner Lynch Pin of Care Mrs Helen Hayes, Fiona Stanley Hospital

12 Healthcare Provider Perspectives on Fertility Preservation Discussions with Women with Cystic Fibrosis Dr Sigrid Ladores, University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing

13 Piloting a Brief Intervention: People who Inject Drugs (PWID) – State Major Trauma Unit (SMTU), Royal Perth Hospital Mr Regan Preston, Royal Perth Hospital

14 Developing a Maternity Application for WA Women Ms Kate Reynolds, WA Country Health Service

15 See the Whole Person Mrs Jennifer Smith, WA Country Health Service

25 EXHIBITION

The Congress exhibition will be located in Grand Ballroom North. Arrival tea/coffee, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be served in the exhibition. We encourage you to take the time to visit our exhibitors and thank them for their support.

Exhibition open hours

Thursday 13 May 8:00am - 5:00pm Friday 14 May 8:00am - 3:00pm

Exhibitor List Floor Plan

Organisation Stand 4 5 6 HESTA 1

Edith Cowan University 2 School of Nursing 3 and Midwifery

The University of 3 Notre Dame Australia 2

Miko Cosmetics 4 1 Pilgrims Candles 5

Swan Valley Soaps 6 (Thursday Only)

26 EXHIBITOR PROFILES

HESTA is the specialist industry Super fund dedicated to people in health and community services. They are Booth 1 committed to creating better futures Graham King​ for their members, women and in fact, T: 0411 490 845 all Australians. Their mission is to make E: [email protected] a real difference in the retirement W: www.hesta.com.au outcome for every member

ECU’s School of Nursing and Midwifery offers world-class facilities and strong academic leadership in the fields of nursing and midwifery at both Booth 2 undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Samantha Broadhurst For further information, call 134 ECU T: 08 6304 2400 (328), email [email protected] E: [email protected] or visit reachyourpotential.com.au W: www.ecu.edu.au/schools/ nursing-and-midwifery/overview

The University of Notre Dame Australia is a private Catholic University, with campuses in Fremantle, Broome, and Sydney, and an enrolment of over Booth 3 12,000 students. The University offers a Professor Karen Clark-Burg comprehensive range of undergraduate T: 0413 568 091 and postgraduate programs. Notre E: [email protected] Dame’s student experience and graduate W: www.notredame.edu.au outcomes are among the best in Australia.

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