DAY ONE, 21 ST OCTOBER NSW RURAL HEALTH AND RESEARCH CONGRESS 2013 GLASSHOUSE, PORT MACQUARIE (as at 2/09)
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1 DAY ONE, 21 ST OCTOBER 2013 NSW RURAL HEALTH AND RESEARCH CONGRESS 2013 GLASSHOUSE, PORT MACQUARIE (as at 2/09) Pre Congress Workshops Glasshouse, Clarence St, Port (Morning Tea ) 1. Future Health Leaders Workshop Dr Shannon Nott Co-Chair and Alice Munro Social Worker representative, Future Health Leaders 2. The Impact of Racism on the Health and Wellbeing of Aboriginal Men - Lee Patterson, Garry Creighton, Elliott Ness Stewart, Megan Freund, Juanita Sherwood, Graham Fazio HNELHD 3. Allied Health Workforce Planning Quantifying Issues and Developing Solutions - Angela Firth, Allied Health Workforce Manager and Kate Middleton, Workforce Design Manager, Western NSW LHD 4. How do you know if your practice is person-centred? How to use a structured framework (Essentials of Care) in the facilitation of person-centred care - Debbie Schwebel, Nurse Manager Clinical Practice - Nursing & Midwifery, Pauline Bergin, Nurse Manager Essentials of Care Program and Louise Harper, Clinical Midwifery Specialist, EoC Coordinator Hastings Macleay, Mid Nth Coast LHD 5. Writing for Publication Professor David Perkins, Centre for Rural & Remote Mental Health, University of Newcastle 6. Developing a Model of Care - Jennifer Parkin, Implementation Manager, Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) 1200 Chair and Introductions: Professor Trevor Waring Welcome to Country: Uncle Bill O Brien, Birpai elder, Chair of the Birpai Local Aboriginal Land Council Welcome to Port Macquarie: Cr Peter Besseling, Mayor Port Macquarie Hastings Council Welcome to Mid North Coast Local Health District: Mr Stewart Dowrick, Chief Executive Opening Address : Ms Heather Gray, Chief Executive, Health Education and Training Institute (HETI) Official Opening: Hon. Melinda Pavey, MLC Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Health Plenary Session: Patient and Family Centred Care What s in it for us? Dr Catherine Crock, Executive Director, Australian Institute for Patient and Family Centred Care. Afternoon Tea Trade Displays and Poster Exhibition Plenary Session: Hear me by playwright Alan Hopgood. This live performance focuses on the importance of patient and family involvement and empowerment as partners in their own health care and uses the medium of live performance to influence and potentially transform healthcare through provoking audiences to think, reflect on current practice and to consider how to do things better. Summation of Day 1: Professor Trevor Waring NSW Rural Health and Research Congress Welcome Reception - Glasshouse, Port Macquarie 1
2 DAY TWO, 22 ND OCTOBER 2013 NSW RURAL HEALTH AND RESEARCH CONGRESS 2013 GLASSHOUSE, PORT MACQUARIE Early morning activities - see website: Welcome and Opening Day 2: Professor Trevor Waring Plenary Session: We shall not cease from exploration.the challenge of rising demand on health services in New Zealand and how innovative models of care in rural practice might provide solutions. - Dr Harry Pert, internationally recognized General Practitioner from Rotorua, New Zealand with a record of experience and leadership in Independent Practitioners' Associations (IPAs), and the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners. Plenary Session: A collaborative leadership program for NSW Health: the Clinicians and Executive Team Leadership program (CETL) Presenters : David Sweeney, Director Leadership, Health Education and Training Institute : MNCLHD CETL Pilot Project Manager Morning Tea - Trade Displays and Poster Exhibition Concurrent Session 1 Themes Primary, Hospital and Community Care Challenges in rural health service provision Emergency Nurse Practitioner Model of Care Nimbin MPS Anne-Marie Scheitzer Emergency Nurse Practitioner, Nimbin Multi-Purpose Service The Invisible Allied Health Assistant (AHA) Workforce - The NSW Health AHA Initiative- Danijela Radovanovic, Senior Policy Officer, Ministry of Health Medication Safety In the Rural Palliative Care Home Setting Anne Scott, CNS Palliative Care and Michelle Wiehe, RN Palliative Care, Cessnock Hospital Enhancing Equity and Access to Specialised Care in persons with spinal cord injury living in rural NSW - Melissa McCormick, NSW Spinal Outreach Service, Royal Rehab. Centre, Sydney A Compass and a Map a population health needs assessment in Western NSW - Daniel Belshaw, Coordinator Epidemiology, Research and Evaluation, Western NSW LHD Collaborative Recovery in Mental Health A new service for depression, anxiety and comorbid physical health problems - Tim Hewitt, Senior Clinical Psychologist, Western NSW LHD Filling gaps and achieving quality health outcomes - Leslie Salem, Nurse Practitioner, aboriginal communities, northern NSW An innovative approach to managing Aged Care Clients requiring specialist Care Helen Dianne Mills, Nurse Practitioner Aged Care Services, Taree The ESSENCe of service innovation: achieving equitable service provision in paediatric speech pathology- Alexandra Little, Lecturer - Speech Pathology, University of Newcastle, Department of Rural Health Answering the challenge of rural health service provision: a unique model of public maternity care Lee Krahe, ACHSM Graduate Health Management Intern, Mid North Coast Local Health District What do acute stroke patients perceive as important in early recovery? Julie Adamson, Speech Pathologist, Manning Rural Referral Hospital Access and acceptability: improving participation in blood lead screening among young children in Broken Hill - Frances Borland, Broken Hill UDRH, University of Sydney 2
3 Plenary Session: The wearing of many hats how to transition effectively between different roles, tasks and environments and feel more in control of what you do and resilient following a setback - Dr Adam Fraser, author of three bestselling books including The Third Space. Concurrent Session: H : w U v. Joint presentation by representatives from a number of NSW based Universities Chair: Professor David Perkins, Professor of Rural Health Research, University of Newcastle Lunch - Trade Displays and Poster Exhibition Concurrent Session 2 Themes Primary, Hospital and Community Care One problem or two: will an innovative model of care improve the treatment of coexisting substance use and mental health disorders in a rural mental health residential unit? Catherine Foley, Psychologist, MNC LHD Drug and Alcohol Service Coffs Harbour Community Innovation: The development of a Nurse Practitioner Model of Care in Community Palliative Care Debra White, Nurse Practitioner, Palliative Care, Port Macquarie Creating Multidisciplinary Service Delivery in rural health settings using Boundary Theory Buck Reed, Paramedic, Ambulance Service of NSW, Boggabri Saying no to residential care placements for younger adults Creating for rural community based brain injury rehabilitation programs Denise Young, Program Manager, Mid-Western Brain Injury Rehab. Program, WNSWLHD : Inter-professional paediatric education for allied health professionals Alexandra Little, Lecturer - Speech Pathology, University of Newcastle A Respite Care Response for rural families facing adversity Jane Westley, Health Programs Manager, Royal Far West, Sydney Afternoon Tea - Trade Displays and Poster Exhibition Challenges in rural health service provision Why I went rural: physiotherapy student s perspectives on long term rural clinical placements Ashlea Patterson, Emma Gurd and Laura Parish, 4 th Year Physiotherapy Students, University of Newcastle Pre-school Healthy Kids Check and Immunisation: BMI, parent and nurse perception and parent level of concern - Monica Murray, Manager Community & Allied Health Services, Lachlan Health Service Improving renal services for Aboriginal people with endstage kidney disease in rural NSW Elizabeth Rix, PhD candidate, University Centre for Rural Health, University of Sydney, Lismore Does Pertussis vaccine reduce clinical symptoms and the risk of disease transmission to household contacts? Janet Terry, Public Health Preparedness Epidemiologist, Mid North Coast and Northern NSW LHDs Evaluation of the Fresh School policy in a cohort of Hunter New England Schools, are the chips really down? Anne Hills, Community Dietitian, Hunter New England Health Outcomes of a fracture liaison service for osteoporosis in regional Australia Emily Davidson, University of Notre Dame, Australia 3
4 DAY TWO, 22 ND OCTOBER 2013 continued Concurrent Session 3 Theme Emerging Technologies Challenges in rural health service provision Improving access to health services for rural children: Come N See Donna Parkes, Rural and Remote Services Manager, Royal Far West ecultural Competence: bringing Multicultural Health training to Hunter New England Health rural staff Therese Morris, Multicultural Health Liaison Officer HNELHD Issues in identifying rural health service catchment areas a case study Margaret Rolfe, Biostatistician, University Centre for Rural Health, Lismore A collaborative approach to improving end of life care in a rural hospital Anne Scott Clinical Nurse Specialist, Palliative Care, Cessnock Health Tums, Healthy Gums program: nutrition and oral health collaboration supporting vulnerable families Jodie Peace and Lisa Fitzgerald, Dietitians, Tamworth Implementing and evaluating the ACI model of care for osteoporotic re-fracture prevention (ORP) Robyn Speerin, Musculoskeletal Network Manager, Agency for Clinical Innovation Preliminary evaluation of the Acute Medical Unit at Orange Health Service Catherine Hawke, Associate Professor in Rural Health, School of Rural Health, University of Sydney, Orange Rural parents' experiences following their child's traumatic brain injury Deborah Hoban, Paediatric Rehabilitation Coordinator, Mid-Western Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program, Bathurst Medication discrepancies after discharge from a rural District Hospital: What medications are our patients taking at home? - Julie Hilditch, Director of Pharmacy, Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital Rural Collaborative Guideline implementation Evaluation of a hub and spoke multidisciplinary team model of care for orthogeriatric inpatients: a before and after study of adherence to clinical practice Tracey Drabsch, Senior Physiotherapist, WNSWLHD Handgrip strength as an indicator of nutritional status in patients in a rural hospital - Bridget Thompson, Senior Dietitian, Bega District Hospital Building Research on the Mid North Coast NSW Nicole Raschke, Manager, Clinical Research Initiative Project. MNCLHD Congress Close Day Two: Professor Trevor Waring NSW Rural Health and Research Congress Gala Dinner: Rydges Port Macquarie, 1 Hay St Port Macquarie 4
5 DAY THREE, 23 RD OCTOBER 2013 NSW RURAL HEALTH AND RESEARCH CONGRESS 2013 GLASSHOUSE, PORT MACQUARIE Welcome and Opening Day 3: Craig Suosaari, Speech Pathologist, Hastings Macleay MNCLHD Plenary Session: f health d f f - Dr Gaynor Heading, Deputy Chief Executive Health Education and Training Institute and Dr Shannon Nott, Co-Chair Future Health Leaders Council Concurrent Session 4 Theme Emerging Technologies TeleAmbulatory Care - improving access to Outpatient Care for rural communities Jane Gray, Director, Innovation Support, HNELHD The Virtual Hospice: an innovative model of end-of-life care Susan Newton, Staff Specialist, Palliative Medicine, Maitland Hospital Telehealth Thrombolysis protocol: providing support for rural services delivering evidence based stroke care Louise Jordan, Co Chair Stroke Clinical Stream, HNELHD Improving Access to Colposcopy and Gynaecology services for Indigenous women in rural and remote NSW Leonie Park, Nurse Practitioner- Women s Health, Condobolin Nambucca Valley Care Registered Nurse Collaboration Program - Joanne Butler, Deputy Director of Nursing, Macksville and Jenny Zirkler, Executive Care Mgr, Nambucca Valley Care The new Rural Health Network, Agency for Clinical Innovation sharing lessons learned Jenny Preece, Rural Health Manager, ACI Morning Tea - Trade Displays and Poster Exhibition Remote access to big datasets enabling rural-based research on cancer in NSW farmers Julie Depczynski, PhD Candidate, Australian Centre for Agricultural Health and Safety, University of Sydney Quad Bike Safety Rolling On Tony Lower, Director Australian Centre for Agricultural Health and Safety, University of Sydney Emotional intelligence as a mitigating factor in bullying: lessons for nursing leadership John Hurley, Associate Professor, Southern Cross University, Coffs Harbour GASP Goulburn Airways and Perceptions: a phenomenological study of the experience of breathlessness in COPD patients in a rural area Roberta Hoskins, Psychologist and Jane Cotter, Goulburn Community Health Mapping stakeholder networks in rural and remote mental health policy research design principles Mark Lock, Research Fellow, Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health, University of Newcastle. Advancements in the management of Rectal Cancer utilising radiation therapy at the North Coast Cancer Institute Nick Hutchinson, Radiation Therapist, North Coast Cancer Institute Summation and Congress Close: Craig Suosaari, Speech Pathologist, Hastings Macleay MNCLHD 5
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