Event guide. 31st October 2017 The Carrington House Hotel Bournemouth. #nursinginpractice

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1 Event guide 31st October 2017 The Carrington House Hotel Bournemouth #nursinginpractice Supporting partners

2 2 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Welcome Welcome to another fantastic Nursing in Practice event. These events have a reputation that brings delegates back year after year. We are confident that the day will provide all that you, as primary and community nurses, would want of a professional conference: Great speakers with national profiles, ready to take your questions. Evidence-based clinical updates - with copies of some of the presentations available online. A vast collection of exhibitors, from pharmaceutical and equipment companies to charities and colleges, who are keen to show you their products and samples - all under one roof! Their support means the event is FREE to you! The chance to network with numerous nursing colleagues from primary and community settings. A Certificate of Attendance that supports your continuing professional development revalidation requirement. An opportunity to meet the Nursing in Practice team who want to know what more we can do to support your clinical practice in print and events. And most importantly, a stimulating day that will make you forget the pressures back at work. If you enjoy the experience, spread the word to nursing colleagues. The Nursing in Practice events take place in different locations throughout the year left for 2017 we ll be heading to Birmingham and Cardiff. Marilyn Eveleigh BA[Hons] PGCE RGN RM RHV NP FWT Nurse Adviser to Nursing in Practice

3 3 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Continuing Professional Development, Revalidation, Certificate and Presentations The Nursing and Midwifery Council requires all registered nurses to continually maintain their professional development. Keeping a record of learning events and practice experience in a Professional Portfolio provides evidence of this requirement. To receive your Certificate of Attendance for being at this learning event and to access some of the presentations please follow the steps below: 1 2 Within a week of attendance at this event, look out for an from the Nursing in Practice events team Complete an online evaluation of the event as requested 3 4 Once completed, a dated certificate of attendance will be available for you to download File the certificate in your professional portfolio To be a reflective practitioner, you should review, reflect and record the changes made to your practice since your attendance at the event.

4 4 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Programme 08:45-09:20 Registration and networking 09:20-09:30 Chair s opening remarks Elaine Spencer, Nurse Governing Body Member, Dorset 09:30 10:10 Achieving HbA1c targets is a challenge: How can SGLT2 inhibitors help you manage type 2 diabetes? Current treatment options for patients. Comparing SGLT2 inhibitors with sulphonylureas and DPP4 inhibitors. Practical case studies. Dr Adie Viljoen, Consultant Chemical Pathologist, Hertfordshire Supported by 10:10 10:55 Outlining the latest developments in the NHS breast screening programme Identifying the eligible population. Advantages and disadvantages of self-examination. The screening service moving forward. Stella Campbell, Consultant Radiographer, Dorset Breast Screening Unit, 10:55 11:30 Exhibition and networking 11:30 12:15 Managing urinary incontinence in women Risk factors and primary care assessment tools. Stress, urge or mixed? Outlining the available therapy options. Stephen Miles, Clinical Nurse Specialist Team Lead, Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust, Past Chair, RCN Continence Care Forum Committee, Past Chair, Southern Counties Continence Forum 12:15 13:00 Hot topics in immunisation Recent developments in the routine childhood immunisation programme. What's new with flu? Shingles and pneumococcal immunisation in the elderly. David Green, Nurse Consultant Immunisations, Public 13:00 14:00 Exhibition, networking and lunch

5 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth 5 14:00 14:45 Alcohol use disorders in primary care: How much is too much? Discussing alcohol problems in the primary care consultation. Setting goals for reducing alcohol consumption. Managing alcohol related psychiatric and physical complications. Sarah Jarvis, Lead Nurse and Non-Medical Prescriber, Change, Grow, 14:45 15:10 Exhibition and networking 15:10 15:55 Promoting best practice in asthma management NICE recommendations vs. BTS guidelines how do they compare? The potential of new therapies. Defining the target population for new treatments. Natalie Harper, Respiratory Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Dorset County Hospital, Executive Committee Member, Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists, Regional Trainer, Education 15:55 16:40 Think sepsis in the community Identifying the risk factors for sepsis. Think sepsis to promote early recognition and diagnosis. Managing a person with suspected sepsis in the community. Anne Hunt, Sepsis Lead Nurse, East and North Hertfordshire @enherts 16:45 Close of conference * We would like to thank our exhibitors for supporting this meeting. These include Boehringer Ingelheim, Chiesi, Janssen, MSD, NAPP, Orion and Pfizer. Unless stated in your programme, they have had no input into the agenda, speaker selection or content.

6 6 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Chair Elaine Spencer Nurse Governing Body Member, Dorset CCG Elaine Spencer took up her post as a Governing Body Member at Dorset CCG in August She also fulfills the role of the Freedom to Speak up Guardian and is the Governing Body Equality and Diversity Lead. Elaine has most recently been working within the Safety & Quality Team at Brighton and Sussex University Hospital Trust investigating serious incidents and leading on the Duty of Candour. She has previously worked as a Consultant Nurse in Cardiology at Guy s and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust, introducing and evaluating nurse-led services and as a Clinical Director of S&C Healthcare providing clinical and management services to the NHS. She has been involved in designing, delivering and commissioning innovative services, including complex care pathways. Elaine has shared her knowledge and expertise widely as a public speaker, a lecturer and is widely published.

7 7 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Speakers Stella Campbell Consultant Radiographer, Dorset Breast Screening Unit, Poole Hospital Having graduated as a radiographer in 2000, Stella Campbell took an interest in breast screening in She joined the Dorset Breast Screening Unit in 2010 as an advanced practitioner, completing a Master s degree in Medical Imaging (Mammography) in This included training in mammography reporting, breast ultrasound, clinical breast examination and interventional techniques. She became a Consultant Radiographer in 2013; where she reports screening mammograms and is responsible for ensuring women with abnormal screening have an appropriate assessment, referring to a breast surgeon if required. Stella works as part of the multidisciplinary breast team, advising in clinical and strategic decision making including: researching and evaluating latest technology, health promotion and acting as mentor to other advanced practice health care professionals. David Green Nurse Consultant Immunisations, Public Health England Previously an infection prevention nurse, David Green s interest in vaccine preventable diseases started in 2008 whilst employed in Calderdale PCT as an immunisation coordinator. He has a professional interest on improving uptake of flu and whooping cough vaccines in pregnancy, education of healthcare professionals in immunisation and the formulation of national patient group directions for immunisation. David completed a Master s Degree in Public Health at the University of Leeds in 2014 with a research focus on the efficacy of pneumococcal vaccines in the elderly.

8 8 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Speakers Natalie Harper Respiratory Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Dorset County Hospital, Executive Committee Member, Association of Respiratory Nurse Specialists, Regional Trainer, Education for Health Natalie Harper originally trained in Suffolk from as an Enrolled Nurse and then subsequently converted to a Registered Nurse. She worked as a Practice Nurse for 19 years with a passion in respiratory medicine before returning to secondary care as a Respiratory Nurse Specialist in 2009, progressing to an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Since then she has continued to maintain strong links with both primary and secondary care. As an independent non-medical prescriber, she now runs nurse led respiratory clinics in three community hospitals and an acute hospital covering a range of respiratory conditions. She is always fully aware of the challenges and problems that patients, carers and staff face on a daily basis and strongly believes that working within a large multidisciplinary team benefits everyone involved. She joined Education for Health as a Regional Trainer in 2009 with a desire to improve patient care and enhance the skill levels of fellow health professionals after previous experience of being a student with Education for Health, having completed the Asthma diploma in 1995 as well as her BSc Hons in Respiratory Care in She went on to complete her MSc in advanced practice in Anne Hunt Sepsis Lead Nurse, East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust Anne Hunt qualified in 1991 and spent most of the first ten years of her career in A&E nursing, researching violence against staff for her MSc in Health Sciences dissertation. She moved on to be an acute admissions ward sister and matron for surgery. After a break from nursing while her children were small, she returned to practice and

9 9 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth worked in intensive care for six years, including rotation to Critical Care Outreach in the final year. During her ICU course, she developed an interest in sepsis. She then began studying for a doctorate in health research at the University of Hertfordshire where she is currently looking at sepsis in people with learning disabilities. She joined East and North Herts NHS Trust as Sepsis Lead Nurse in February 2017 and has found it draws on all her variety of experience and her passion for providing the best possible care for sepsis patients. She loves enabling others to succeed directly or indirectly through and has developed links with community nurses to provide reciprocal teaching to clients and carers. Sarah Jarvis Lead Nurse and Non-Medical Prescriber, Change, Grow, Live Sarah Jarvis started her nursing career in intensive care where she looked after a number of patients who were critically unwell through alcohol related disease. Following this she began working as an Alcohol Liaison Nurse specialist, before undertaking her current role with Change, Grow, Live as Lead Nurse for the community drug and alcohol service in Swindon. Prior to her nursing career she worked within the prison service delivering offender behaviour programmes and it is through this role where she saw first-hand the negative effects that alcohol and drug addiction can cause to individuals psychologically, socially and physically.

10 10 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Stephen Miles Clinical Nurse Specialist Team Lead, Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust, Past Chair, RCN Continence Care Forum Committee, Past Chair, Southern Counties Continence Forum After a 21 year career in farming, Stephen Miles entered nursing in He spent three years in Royal Winchester County Hospital after graduation and then escaped to the community in 1999, obtaining District Nursing degree two years later. Stephen moved into the field of continence in 2003, combining this with an Academic Practitioner role at Southampton University. He has spent the last 14 years trying to make the case that getting old does not mean getting incontinent and hopefully motivating people to want to provide advice and treatment that could cure or at least alleviate a bladder and bowel problem. Dr Adie Viljoen Consultant Chemical Pathologist, Hertfordshire Dr Adie Viljoen is a clinical specialist and has worked as Consultant Chemical Pathologist and Metabolic Physician in Hertfordshire, UK since 2006 having trained in South Africa where he received his medical and speciality medicine qualifications. He is Senior Lecturer in Medicine at the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Postgraduate Medical School and Member of the Institute for Diabetes in Older People (IDOP). He is the UK Chief Investigator and Principal Site Investigator for several international phase 2 and 3 research trials in diabetes, obesity and lipids including studies such as Examine, Origin,4T and Crescendo.

11 11 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Note from the editorial team The primary care editorial team produces Nursing in Practice and keeps nursinginpractice.com up-to-date with all of the latest healthcare news. To receive free copies of the journal go to nursinginpractice.com to subscribe. The team would love to hear about any of the ideas our readers have so please do contact them by using the details below or catch up with them at the event today. Beth Kennedy Deputy Editor E Alice Harrold Reporter E

12 12 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Exhibition Toilets Entrance Registration Seminars Alcoholics Anonymous Boehringer Ingelheim Limited Chiesi Ltd ConvaTec Flen Health LimbO Waterproof Protectors Medical Staffing Ltd MSD Diabetes MSD Vaccines NAPP Pharmaceuticals - Diabetes NAPP Pharmaceuticals - Respiratory NHS England - Patient Online Nursing in Practice Orion Pharma PBC Foundation Pfizer Ltd Pfizer Vaccines Public Health England Thornton & Ross Trudell Medical UK Limited Urgo Medical

13 13 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Exhibitor profiles Alcoholics Anonymous Stand 11 Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. Membership is free and the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. We are a self-supporting fellowship. Boehringer Ingelheim Limited Stand 5 The Boehringer Ingelheim group is one of the world s 20 leading pharmaceutical companies. Headquartered in Ingelheim, Germany, we operate globally with 146 affiliates and more than 47,700 employees. The focus of the family-owned company, founded in 1885, is researching, developing, manufacturing and marketing new medications of high therapeutic value for human and veterinary medicine. For more information please visit Chiesi Ltd Stand 30 Chiesi Limited is a family-owned company with a reputation for research and innovation. In 2014 Chiesi had an R&D turnover in excess of 16% and the Chiesi pipeline currently includes over 40 projects at various stages of development. Chiesi specialises in respiratory, neonatal and rare diseases with well-known treatments for asthma, COPD, cystic fibrosis and respiratory distress syndrome in premature neonates. Chiesi is committed to improving patient outcomes and quality of life, including the development of a novel dry powder inhaler with features designed to enhance patient experience for people living with asthma and COPD.

14 14 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth ConvaTec Stand 14 For over 30 years ConvaTec have consistently provided new and innovative products in an ever-changing healthcare environment. From the beginning, our dressings have been defined by their excellent quality and are painstakingly designed to meet the changing needs of patients and the healthcare professionals who care for them. Flen Health Stand 4 Flen Health promotes Flaminal. Flen Health is part of the Flen Pharma Group a global research company developing products for Advanced Wound & Skin Care. Please visit our stand to learn more about the Flaminal range and some of the exciting new evidence we have to support the early use of Flaminal in managing chronic wounds and prevention of biofilm formation. LimbO Waterproof Protectors Stand 10 LimbO waterproof protectors keep dressings, casts, PICC lines and midlines dry in the bath or shower. They help to restore quality of life and avoid wet dressings or infection. The LimbO is latex free, easy to put on and comfortable with no constriction. They are a trusted product throughout the NHS with adult leg and elbow models available on FP10 prescription. Child sizes are also available. Phone: Medical Staffing Ltd Stand 15 Medical Staffing is one of the UK s largest primary care recruitment agencies, offering a breadth of temporary and permanent

15 15 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth nationwide vacancies for both Nurses and GPs. Our professional approach to recruitment has helped us secure exclusive contracts with numerous NHS and private organisations. Our variety of work and excellent rates has meant that we are the first choice for many clinicians. Medical Staffing were named Staffing Agency of the Year at the General Practice Awards in 2014, 2015 and MSD Diabetes Stand 27 For more than a century, MSD has been inventing for life, bringing forward medicines and vaccines for many of the world's most challenging diseases. Today, MSD continues be at the forefront of research to deliver innovative health solutions and advance the prevention and treatment of diseases that threaten people and animals around the world. MSD Vaccines Stand 9 For more than a century, MSD has been inventing for life, bringing forward medicines and vaccines for many of the world's most challenging diseases. Today, MSD continues be at the forefront of research to deliver innovative health solutions and advance the prevention and treatment of diseases that threaten people and animals around the world. NAPP Pharmaceuticals - Diabetes Stand 3 NAPP Pharmaceuticals Limited is a UK healthcare company with a strong track record in bringing high-quality, innovative medicines to UK health professionals and their patients. We are a committed long-term NHS provider in respiratory medicine, supporting the delivery of real-world evidence and education. We aim to provide

16 16 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth high-quality asthma medicines that meet genuine needs, make a positive difference to patients lives and offer value to the NHS. NAPP Pharmaceuticals - Respiratory Stand 32 Napp Pharmaceuticals Limited is a UK healthcare company with a strong track record in bringing high-quality, innovative medicines to UK health professionals and their patients. We strive to offer new medicines and initiatives that support the NHS in delivering effective, high-quality, sustainable healthcare for the benefit of patients. NHS England Patient Online Stand 2 Patient Online is an NHS England programme designed to support GP practices, CCGs and CSUs to offer and promote online services to patients, including access to records, online appointment booking and online repeat prescriptions. Nursing in Practice Stand 22 Come and visit us at the Nursing in Practice stand to find out what we do; pick up your free copy of Nursing in Practice Magazine and register for a free subscription. We can t wait to meet you all. Orion Pharma Stand 13 A Finnish born R&D based pharmaceuticals and diagnostics company with an emphasis on developing medicinal treatments and diagnostic tests for global markets. Orion develops, manufactures and markets human and veterinary pharmaceuticals and active pharmaceutical ingredients and diagnostic tests. The core therapy areas in Orion s product and research strategy

17 17 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth are central nervous system, oncology, critical care and respiratory medicines. PBC Foundation Stand 12 The PBC Foundation is the only organisation in the UK that works specifically with Primary Biliary Cholangitis. The Foundation provides support for people suffering with Primary Biliary Cholangitis, their families and friends. It also educates and supports health professionals in the UK with regard to PBC, its diagnostic tools, prescriptive tools and care paths. Pfizer Ltd Stand 1 At Pfizer, we apply science and our global resources to improve health and well-being at every stage of life. We strive to set the standard for quality, safety and value in the discovery, development and manufacturing of medicines. Every day, Pfizer colleagues work to advance wellness, prevention, treatments and cures that challenge the most feared diseases of our time. Please visit the Pfizer stand to hear more about smoking cessation and in addition the Novartis-Pfizer alliance for how we collaborate to improve the wellbeing of patients living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in the United Kingdom. Pfizer Vaccines Stand 26 Pfizer is a growing provider of childhood and adult vaccines in the UK to the NHS and private sector. We have a strong heritage in public health stretching back over 100 years. Pfizer has been involved in vaccinations such as small pox, meningitis and pneumococcal disease. Today, through innovative research, we are pioneering the development, licensing and manufacture of new vaccines to improve the nation's health.

18 18 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Public Health England Stand 24 Immunisation is the single most effective way to protect children, teenagers and adults against infectious diseases. Public Health England publishes an extensive range of materials on immunisation, for individuals, parents and health professionals. This year we are continuing with our three new immunisation programmes: the pioneering national infant MenB programme, the teenage MenACWY programme and children s nasal flu programme. Make sure you visit our stand to see if you are up to date with what s new in Immunisation today. Thornton & Ross Stand 25 Cetraben emollients - offering unique formulations to enable effective eczema management. Flexitol Offering a medically proven treatment and maintenance regime for dry, cracked heels and feet associated with diabetic anhidrosis. Trudell Medical UK Limited Stand 23 TM-UK is committed to enhancing the quality of life for people with respiratory conditions. We are part of Trudell Medical International, a family owned healthcare company that designs and manufactures a range of innovative medical devices. TM-UK s AeroChamber brand of Valved Holding Chambers and award-winning Aerobika device, are available in the UK. Come and see us to find out more. Urgo Medical Stand 29 Urgo Medical is committed to delivering innovative products and

19 19 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth services to all NHS health care professionals to ensure the best outcomes for the patient are achieved. To support the above we have a full range of Advanced Wound Care products; UrgoStart, UrgoTul, UrgoClean and a complete compression offering; Urgo KTwo, K Four, Altiform, Altipress which are all endorsed by the British Skin Foundation for the extensive clinical research conducted to prove effectiveness. Urgo Partnership is where you will find all our value added services designed to support the specialist nurse deliver the optimum care through, service audit, service optimisation and nurse and patient education. The portfolio includes the well known TVLC Academy and Competency Framework to support the development of service leads and healthcare professionals delivering wound care. To find out how we can support you please contact your local representative or call/ the below. Telephone: woundcare@uk.urgo.com Website:

20 20 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Event information Admission to sessions Mobile phones must be turned off. The programme is correct at the time of going to press. Any changes will be announced in advance. Certificate of attendance and presentations Your certificate of attendance and the presentations will be made available, where possible, after the event. You will be able to access these by filling out the post-event feedback form which will be ed to you within 48 hours. Exhibition opening hours 31st October 2017, 08:45-15:10 Handing out literature The distribution of promotional material, except by exhibitors at their stands, is strictly prohibited. Visitors/delegates are prohibited from selling or promoting any product by word-of-mouth. The organisers reserve the right to remove any literature and to ask the person to leave. This also applies to publishing companies. First aid If first aid is required, please notify staff at The Carrington House Hotel or a member of the Nursing in Practice team. Cloakroom A free of charge cloakroom is located in the Main Ambassador Suite Entrance Foyer. Lost property All lost property will be handed in to security at the main entrance. If you lose any belongings please contact the venue directly or the Nursing in Practice team at the registration desk. Wi-Fi Wi-Fi is available in the hotel's public areas and is free of charge. There is no username or password required, you simply need to click on the

21 21 Nursing in Practice Bournemouth Britannia Wi-Fi connection and log in. You may be asked to enter your name and a valid address on first log in and required to enter a tick in the T&C's box Catering Tea and coffee and lunch is free for all delegates. Delegates will be able to choose one food option from the catering point within the exhibition. Please ensure you bring your lunch voucher, which can be found attached to your badge and can be redeemed for one packed lunch. If you do not have a voucher, please see a member of Nursing in Practice staff, or visit the registration desk. Photographer There will be an official photographer on site. Images may be used by Cogora and our supporters for promotional and marketing material. Please let them know if you do not wish to be photographed. Privacy and third party data At Nursing in Practice events your delegate badge may, with your permission, be scanned by sponsor companies in the exhibition hall. If you allow your badge to be scanned, you agree for those companies to contact you about their products, events and/or services some of which may be promotional in nature. This may affect any previous permissions you may have given when registering for this event. If you do not wish to be contacted by our sponsor companies please make this known when you visit their stand in the exhibition hall. What to do in an emergency If for any reason it is necessary to evacuate the building, please leave by the nearest fire exit or as instructed by members of the security staff. Do not stay in the building once you have been instructed to leave, and do not stay to collect handbags, valuables, etc. We are here to help Please contact the Nursing in Practice team through the registration desk.