RBWH Hospital in the Nursing Home May 2012

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1 Queensland Health RBWH Hospital in the Nursing Home 9-11 May 2012 Education Centre Metro North Health Service District Butterfield Street, Herston Tomorrow s Queensland: strong, green, smart, healthy and fair

2 wednesday 9 may Time 8am-8.30am 8.30am-8.40am Session Registration Opening address Dr David Alcorn Executive Director, (RBWH) 8.40am-9.30am 9.30am-10.30am 10.30am-11am 11am-11.30am 11.30am-midday midday-12.30pm 12.30pm-1.30pm 1.30pm-1.50pm 1.50pm-2.30pm 2.30pm-3pm 3pm-4.20pm 3pm-3.20pm 3.20pm-3.40pm 3.40pm-4pm 4pm-4.20pm 4.20pm-6.30pm Management of disturbed behaviour in aged care facilities Professor Elizabeth Beattie Faculty of Health, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Dementia: Moving, changing and getting it right Natalie Sell Manager, Dementia and Memory Community Centre Queensland Morning tea Cytotoxic awareness in the community: Is it a risky business? Leisa Brown Nurse Educator, Central Integrated Regional Cancer Service, Queensland Health It s a pain getting old Professor Julia Fleming Director, The Professor Tess Cramond Multidisciplinary Pain Centre, RBWH Deprescribing: When less is more Dr Paul Kubler Clinical Pharmacologist and Rheumatologist, Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Lunch Poetry in place Marco Gliori Poet Is laughter the best medicine? The SMILE study Jean-Paul Bell Australian Humor Therapist Afternoon tea Aging: A mixed bag Rosanne Fleming Nurse Practitioner, Aged Care Val French President, Older People Speaking Out Annie Gibney Director, Residential Aged Care, Wesley Mission Brisbane Everald Compton AM Welcome Reception featuring Clayfield College String Quartet Pulse Cafe, Education Centre,

3 thursday 10 may Time 8.30am-9am 9am-9.30am 9.30am-10am 10am-10.30am 10.30am-11am 11am-11.30am 11.30am-midday midday-1pm 1pm-1.30pm 1.30pm-2pm 2pm-2.30pm 2.30pm-4pm Session Registration Trips, traps and the elderly Dr Ejay Marsden Consultant, Department of Emergency Medicine (DEM), How to get medical interest in aged care Professor Tony Brown Senior Staff Specialist, DEM, Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital Morning tea Rural and Remote General Practice and Residential Aged Care Dr Andrew Marsden General Practitioner Is Acute Care ever the right place? Dr Bill Lukin Deputy Director, DEM, Proposed changes to Queensland s guardianship legislation Associate Professor Ben White Health Law Research Program, Faculty of Law, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Lunch Dialysis in the residential care facility Ilse Berquier Nurse Unit Manager, Renal In-patients, Internal Medicine Services, The role of Palliative Care in the Aged Care setting - an introduction Dr Frank Brennan Palliative Care Physician, Sydney Afternoon tea Death and Taxes, still a certainty in 2012: A Hypothetical Facilitator: Associate Professor Victoria Brazil Senior Staff Specialist, DEM, RBWH Panel members: Dr Jennifer Schafer Director, MBBS Program, The University of Queensland; Dr Frank Brennan Palliative Care Physician, Sydney; Professor Ben White Health Law Research Program, Faculty of Law, QUT; and Dr Helen Healy Director, Department of Renal Medicine, RBWH

4 Friday 11 may Time 8am-8.30am 8.30am-9.30am 9.30am-10.30am 10.30am-11.00am 11am-11.20am 11.20am-11.40am 11.40am-12.30pm 12.30pm-1.30pm 1.30pm-3.30pm 3.30pm Session Registration Take the pressure down; reducing pressure injuries Tracey Nowicki Consultant, Quality Effectiveness Support Team, Metro North Health Service District High fidelity simulation teaching: to improve the delivery of geriatric care Dr Kerry Reid Searl Associate Professor and Sub Dean of Simulation at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Central Queensland University (CQU) Morning tea Hospital in the Nursing Home, RBWH Sam Tapp, Hospital in the Nursing Home, RBWH Supra Pubic Catheters - all you need to know Leanne Morton Consultant, Continence, RBWH Aps for Aged Care Elizabeth Ratcliff Account Executive, Mac1 Brisbane Lunch The Wound Master Chefs: A multidisciplinary kitchen Facilitator: Dr Dianne Smith Senior Medical Officer, DEM, RBWH In the kitchen: Kerrie Coleman Nurse Practitioner, Complex Wound Management, RBWH; Reul-Hirche Hildegard Lymphodema Physiotherapy Service, RBWH; and Elizabeth Taylor Queensland Key Account Manager and Dietitian, Nutricia Close

5 all welcome guest speakers Conference details 9-11 May 2012 Education Centre Metro North Health Service District Butterfield Street, Herston, Brisbane Bookings and enquiries Phone: Fax: Registration form is enclosed. organising committee Hospital in the Nursing Home (HINH) Rhonda Purtill Consultant Sam Tapp Christine Bristow Amanda Johns Diane Atkinson Department of Emergency Medicine Dr Bill Lukin Deputy Director and Senior Staff Specialist Associate Professor Victoria Brazil Senior Staff Specialist Dr Dianne Smith Senior Medical Officer Public Affairs, Office of the Executive Director, Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital Jeni de Hayr Manager, Marketing and Events Darren Hughes Publications Officer Colin Ferguson Events Assistant Clinton Knight Events Assistant Dr David Alcorn Executive Director, Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital Elizabeth Taylor Queensland Key Account Manager and Dietitian, Nutricia Sam Tapp, Hospital in the Nursing Home, RBWH Professor Julia Fleming Director, The Professor Tess Cramond Multidisciplinary Pain Centre, RBWH Tracey Nowicki Consultant, Quality Effectiveness Support Team, Metro North Health Service District Associate Professor Victoria Brazil Senior Staff Specialist, Department of Emergency Medicine, RBWH Professor Elizabeth Beattie Faculty of Health, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Queensland University of Technology Professor Tony Brown Senior Staff Specialist, Department of Emergency Medicine, RBWH

6 guest speakers Val French Dr Paul Kubler Rosanne Fleming Dr Jennifer Schafer President, Older People Speaking Out Clinical Pharmacologist and Rheumatologist, Department of Clinical Pharmacology, RBWH Nurse Practitioner, Aged Care Director, MBBS Director, Department Program, The University of Renal Medicine, of Queensland RBWH Leanne Morton Annie Gibney Everald Compton AM Ilse Berquier Leisa Brown Consultant, RBWH Director, Residential Aged Care, Wesley Mission Brisbane Nurse Unit Manager, Renal In-patients, Internal Medicine Services, RBWH Nurse Educator, Central Integrated Regional Cancer Service, Queensland Health Reul-Hirche Hildegard Kerrie Coleman Natalie Sell Manager, Dementia and Memory Community Centre Queensland Associate Professor Ben White Dr Bill Lukin Nurse Practitioner, Complex Wound Management, RBWH Lymphodema Physiotherapy Service, RBWH Dr Helen Healy Deputy Director, Department of Health Law Research Program, Faculty of Law, Emergency Medicine, Queensland University RBWH of Technology guest performers Dr Dianne Smith Dr Ejay Marsden Senior Medical Officer, Department of Emergency Medicine, RBWH Consultant, Department of Emergency Medicine, RBWH Clayfield College String Quartet

7 guest speakers Jean-Paul Bell Described as one of the great Humour-manitarians. He believes that humour helps put life into perspective. It helps us understand the orthodox, tolerate the unpleasant, overcome the unexpected and survive the unbearable. Since creating and co-founding the Humour Foundation and their Clown Doctor Program in 1996, Jean-Paul has been showing the world that laughter is the best medicine. Over the last 18 months he has been involved in a unique project, The SMILE Study, a federally-funded randomised trial with the Dementia Collaborative Research Centre at The University of New South Wales, visiting 18 aged care homes delivering fun and laughter to elderly people suffering with dementia. Dr Andrew Marsden Originally Honours BSc in Zoology (1968) then MBBS from The London Hospital Royal Navy Medical Officer from 1970 to 1982 in General Duties and eventually specialising in occupational medicine. Retired Surgeon Commander. Since that time, Andrew has spent three years working in remote Western Australia beginning a new private general practice in Kununurra before returning to Perth. He has extensive experience in occupational health and safety, as well as running remote medical services. In his spare time, Andrew enjoys sewing and creates unique one-off work shirts and Grandad-designed outfits for his much loved grandchild. He happens to be visiting Brisbane during the conference and we are lucky enough to have him join us. Dr Frank Brennan Dr Frank Brennan is a Sydney physician whose gift is caring for the dying and their families. Frank worked for the Aboriginal Medical Service in Redfern as a paediatrician in South Africa and for the Sacred Heart Hospice before specialising in palliative care. He has worked in Australia and Ireland. He has an interest in all aspects of palliative care including the interface of this discipline with the humanities. Inspired by his time in Ireland and the storytelling tradition there, he began to write narratives of encounters with patients and their families that had moved, challenged or humbled him. In addition, Frank has written on pain management, palliative care and human rights. Dr Kerry Reid Searl Associate Professor and Sub Dean of Simulation at the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Central Queensland University. Kerry also has a Bachelor of Health Science, a Masters of Clinical Education and her PhD. With extensive nursing experience, she remains clinically active. Kerry has been involved in undergraduate nursing education for the past 20 years, and is the recipient of numerous teaching awards. Most recently she has become known nationally and internationally for her pioneering work in creating an innovative simulation strategy termed MASK-ED (KRS Simulation). Published in international journals for her work around medication safety and principal author and co-author, of several nursing texts books which sell both nationally and internationally. Marco Gliori Mark retired as a Queensland Police officer to become a full-time poet, after-dinner speaker and entertainer. A popular poet for all ages who has appeared throughout Australia and in many other countries. Marco s mischievous sense of humour, contemporary Australian images and stories have seen him presented with the Spirit of Waltzing Matilda Award, presented by the late great Slim Dusty on behalf of Radio National Australia, and in recent years, was voted as Australia s Modern Banjo by Australian Women s Weekly. Mark has published seven books and numerous spoken word CD s. He ll have you rolling in the isles and appreciating our unique Australian way.

8 Tomorrow s Queensland: strong, green, smart, healthy and fair Metro North Health Service District Butterfield Street, Herston Qld 4029 P F This RBWH Aged Care Conference 2012 has been endorsed by APEC no as authorised by Royal College of Nursing, Australia, according to approved criteria. This CPD activity attracts the following CNE Points Day 1-6 points Day 2-5 points Day 3-5½ points