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16Th Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference 16Th Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference Book of Abstracts 16th Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference 16th Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference Table of Contents Exploring the experiences of parents caring for infants with developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH). 1 Ms. Heather Jennings1, Dr. Martina Gooney1, Dr. Linda Sheahan1, Mr. Joseph O Beirne2 1. Waterford Institute of Technology, 2. HSE South A Comprehensive Evaluation of an Interprofessional Initiative to Promote Healthy Eating & Physical Ac- tivity in Early Childcare and Education 2 Dr. Michelle Beauchesne1, Mr. Ryan Beauchesne2, Dr. Patrice Farquharson3 1. Northeastern University/West Haven Child Development Center, INC, 2. Mobility Rx LLC, 3. West Haven Child Development Center, INC A Retrospective Review of the Implementation of a Vitamin D Supplementation Policy in Children with Chronic Renal Impairment 3 Mrs. sandra Healy Geraghty1 1. Our Lady's Children's Hospital, Crumlin Major obstetric haemorrhage in Ireland: Findings from a national clinical audit 4 Ms. Edel Manning1, Dr. Paul Corcoran1, Prof. Richard Greene1 1. National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre Clinician-centred interventions to increase vaginal birth after caesarean section (VBAC): a systematic review 5 Dr. Valerie Smith1, Dr. Joan Lalor1, Prof. Cecily Begley1, Prof. Ingela Lundgren2, Dr. Christina Nilsson3, Dr. Katri Vehvilainen-julkunen4, Dr. Jane Nicoletti5, Prof. Declan Devane6, Ms. Annette Bernloehr7, Dr. Evelien Van Limbeek8 1. Trinity College Dublin, 2. University of Gothenburg, 3. Univeristy of Gothenburg, 4. University of Eastern Finland, 5. Universita Degli Studi di Genova, 6. National Univeristy of Ireland, Galway, 7. Hannover Medical School, 8. Zuyd University Midwives’ Expertise in Preserving the Perineum Intact: the ‘MEPPI’ study 6 Prof. Cecily Begley1, Dr. Valerie Smith1, Dr. Karen Guilliland2, Dr. Lesley Dixon2, Ms. Mary Reilly3, Ms. Colette McCann4, Ms. Caroline Keegan4 1. Trinity College Dublin, 2. New Zealand College of Midwives, 3. Cavan General Hospital, 4. Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda Midwives Experience’s of ‘Vulnerability’ When Using Intermittent Auscultation 7 Ms. Karen Hill1 1. Trinity College Dublin Unassisted birth: Four cases illustrating the inadequacy of homebirth provision in Ireland 8 Dr. Colm OBoyle1 1. TCD Title: Attenuating Anxieties: Mental Health Nurses’ Responses to Suicidal Behaviour: A Grounded Theory Study 9 Dr. Jean Morrissey1, Prof. Agnes Higgins1 1. Trinity College Dublin ii 16th Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference Exploring Secondary School Teachers’ Experiences of Self-Harm Among Students and the Impact This Has on Them 10 Ms. Susan Dowling1 1. Trinity College Dublin Risk assessment and safety planning in mental health nursing services 11 Dr. Louise Doyle1, Mr. Michael Nash1, Dr. Jean Morrissey1, Dr. Michael Brennan1, Ms. Ailish Gill1, Ms. Carmel Downes1, Prof. Agnes Higgins1, Dr. Paul Costello2 1. Trinity College Dublin, 2. Trinity College Dublin, The Predictive Ability of High Quality Therapeutic Alliance on Outcome for Adolescents Undergoing Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa. A Systematic Review. 12 Ms. Andrea Koenigstorfer1, Mr. Paul Keenan1 1. Trinity College Dublin Mental Health Care Provision and People with Epilepsy: An Exploratory Analysis 13 Ms. Majella Mc Carthy1, Mrs. Louise Bennett1, Prof. John Wells1, Dr. Michael Bergin1 1. Waterford Institute of Technology H.C.A.s' experiences of oral hygiene care in elderly residents. 14 Ms. Brid Leavy1 1. Trinity College Dublin Skin hydration in nursing home residents: an interventional study to compare traditional versus dispos- able bed bath 15 Dr. Inge Tency1, Mrs. Katrin Gillis1, Dr. Dirk Lips2 1. Odisee University College, 2. Curando vzw Are we there yet?: Ascertaining prevalence of person centered care and barriers to it in long term care settings for older people as reported by registered nurses. 16 Mr. Shinto Benedict1, Prof. Gabrielle Mckee1 1. Trinity College Dublin Evaluation of graduate education in advanced practice nursing 17 Dr. Rita Smith1, Dr. Eileen Furlong1, Ms. Mary Kemple1, Ms. Katie Wedgeworth1, Prof. Jonathan Drennan2, Dr. Corina Naughton3 1. University College Dublin, 2. University of Southampton, 3. Kings College London Sustaining Nurses and Midwives: Building Resilience in students 18 . Rosemarie Hogan1, Ms. Fiona Orr1, Ms. Allison Cummins1 1. University of Technology, Sydney What are the elements that supported healthcare students learning during an online program? An eval- uation of a pilot online inter-professional project at NUI Galway 19 Ms. Clare Carroll1, Ms. Caroline Hills1, Dr. Dympna Casey1, Dr. Heike Felzmann1, Dr. Louise Campbell1, Dr. Rosemary Geoghegan1, Dr. Yvonne Finn1, Dr. Andrew Hunter1, Ms. Eimear Burke1, Dr. Martin Power1, Dr. Geraldine Mc Darby1, Dr. Pauline Meskell1, Dr. Josephine Boland1, Dr. Marie Tierney1, Prof. David Seedhouse2 1. NUI Galway, 2. Values Exchange Systems Through the looking glass: The use of old age and bariatric simulation suits in clinical skills education. 20 Ms. Janet Hunter1, Mrs. Karen Rawlings-Anderson1, Mrs. Tracey Bowden1, Ms. Tracy Lindsay1 1. City University London iii 16th Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference Healthcare students’ views on collaboration: An evaluation of a pilot online inter-professional project at NUI Galway 21 Ms. Caroline Hills1, Ms. Clare Carroll1, Dr. Dympna Casey1, Dr. Louise Campbell1, Dr. Heike Felzmann1, Dr. Pauline Meskell1, Dr. Geraldine Mc Darby1, Dr. Martin Power1, Ms. Eimear Burke1, Dr. Andrew Hunter1, Dr. Yvonne Finn1, Dr. Rosemary Geoghegan1, Dr. Josephine Boland1, Dr. Marie Tierney1, Prof. David Seedhouse2 1. NUI Galway, 2. Values Exchange Systems Unable to communicate: tracheostomy patients’ experience in mechanical ventilation in the Intensive Care Unit 22 Ms. TOLOTTI ANGELA1, Dr. Nicola Pagnucci1, Dr. Annamaria Bagnasco1, Prof. Loredana Sasso1 1. University of Genoa, Italy Nurse’s views, perceptions and knowledge on weaning a patient from mechanical ventilation 23 Mrs. Deepthi Chakkittakandy1, Mrs. Frances Ryan2 1. Trinity College Dublin, 2. Trinity College Dublin, A commitment to improving patient outcomes using a collaborative, inter-professional approach to Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infection prevention in the ICU 24 Mrs. Josephine Ritchie1, Mrs. Denise White1 1. Norwalk Hospital The competent patient in a paediatric Stem cell Transplant Unit (SCT) and the ethical value of ensuring therapeutic compliance in adolescents 25 Dr. Annamaria Bagnasco1, Dr. Giuseppe Aleo1, Prof. Loredana Sasso1, Prof. Paolo Petralia2, Dr. Simona Calza2, Mrs. Maria Lucia Sperlinga2, Dr. Laura Fornoni2, Dr. Ubaldo Rosati3, Dr. Silvio Del Buono3, Dr. Barbara D ulivo3, Ms. Giorgia Cambiaso3, Ms. Giovanna Valle3, Ms. Federica Cannavale3, Mr. Marco Deiana3, Ms. Emilia Ghibaudo3, Dr. Giuseppe Morreale3 1. University of Genoa, Italy, 2. G. Gaslini Children's Hospital, 3. G. Gaslini Children's Hospital, Genoa Safe Staffing in Accident and Emergency Departments: A Systematic Review of the Literature 26 Prof. Jonathan Drennan1, Dr. Alex Recio-saucedo1, Ms. Chiara Dall ora1, Prof. Catherine Pope1, Dr. Jeremy Jones1, Dr. Robert Crouch1, Prof. Peter Griffiths1 1. University of Southampton How can we impact on the oral health of 0-6 year old children with disabilities in Ireland through indi- vidualized risk assessment? 27 Dr. siobhan stapleton1, Prof. June Nunn1, Dr. Danielle Mcgeown1 1. Dublin Dental Hospital Trinity College Dublin The Culture of Practising Intermittent Auscultation 28 Ms. Karen Hill1 1. Trinity College Dublin A study of parents understanding of infant weaning practices in Ireland. 29 Dr. Teresa Wills1 1. Caitriona Ryan, University College Cork Coping with Prostate Cancer - Survivors Experiences 30 Mrs. Teresa Watkins1 1. Athlone Institute of Technology iv 16th Healthcare Interdisciplinary Research Conference Innovative Academic and Clinical Education for Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Students 31 Dr. Rachel Lyons1 1. Rutgers University ‘Not in established labour’: outcomes for women cared for in an Irish antenatal ward 32 Ms. Sunita Panda1, Prof. Cecily Begley1 1. Trinity College Dublin Older Carer Experience in Supporting a Weight Loss Programme for Adults with Intellectual Disability who are Overweight or Obese. 33 Mr. David Marshall1 1. Queens Improving TB Assessment and Screening by Nurse Practitioners: A clinic-based quality improvement project 34 Dr. Sharisse Hebert1 1. DNP student University of Texas-Medical Branch/Assistant Professor College of Nursing Prairie View A&M University Evaluating the effectiveness of a Steroid Therapy Card in the management of children with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) at home 35 Ms. sinead moloney1, Ms. Suja Somanadhan1, Dr. Nuala Murphy1 1. Temple Street Children's University Hospital General practitioner’s satisfaction with patient discharge summaries following an Emergency Depart- ment Visit managed by a Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner (RANP) 36 Ms. Lynda Gibbons1, Mr. Martin Duignan2, Mr. Ray Denning2, Prof. Laserina O connor3, Mr. Kevin Mc Kenna4 1. Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Our Lady’s Hospital, Navan, and Adjunct Lecturer UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems, Belfield, Dublin, 2. Registered Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Our Lady’s Hospital, Navan, 3. Joint Chair Clinical Nursing; University College Dublin, Mater Misericordiae University and St Vincent’s Healthcare Group, 4. Department of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Studies, Dundalk Institute of Technology FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION: KNOWLEDGE,
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