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1 3rd International Spirituality in Healthcare Conference Creating Space for Spirituality in Healthcare School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin Thursday 22 June 2017 Pre-conference workshops: 21 June 2017

2 3rd International Spirituality in Healthcare Conference Creating Space for Spirituality in Healthcare Pre- conference workshops Wednesday 21 June 2017 Seminar Room 1.26 Time Workshop Title Facilitator Using the serenity scale measure in spirituality research Break Prof Mary Jo Kreitzer Director of the Center for Spirituality & Healing at the University of Minnesota, USA Ethics of spirituality research Dr Richard Egan Richard lives, works and surfs in Dunedin, New Zealand. He is a Senior Lecturer in Health Promotion, based in the Cancer Society Social and Behavioural Research Unit, Department of Preventive & Social Medicine, Dunedin School of Medicine, University of Otago Break Spirituality and Spiritual Care Rating Scale (SSCRS) Development and improvements 20 years on? Dr. Wilf Mc Sherry Professor in Nursing, Staffordshire University, UK Break Narrative methods for spirituality research Dr Melissa Corbally, Lecturer, Dublin City University, Dublin

3 Creating Space for Spirituality in Healthcare conference - 22 June 2017: Overview of activities Registration opens: tea and coffee will be served Foyer Opening address Professor Mary McCarron Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Trinity College Dublin Keynote: Spirituality and Wellbeing MaryJo Kreitzer PhD, RN, FAAN: Director of the Center for Spirituality and Healing at the University of Minnesota Session chairperson: Professor Wilf McSherry, Staffordshire University Refreshment break and Poster Viewing: Foyer and Seminar Room Concurrent sessions Individual venues identified on timetable Lunch Service and Poster Viewing: Foyer and Seminar Room Keynote: Opening the Gates: risk and opportunity for widening participation in spiritual care Revd Dr Christopher Swift Head of Chaplaincy at the Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Session chairperson: Dr Richard Egan, University of Otago Concurrent sessions Individual venues identified on timetable Closing address and annoucement of prizes Wine reception Seminar Room 1.10

4 Creating Space for Spirituality in Healthcare conference - 22 June 2017: Concurrent sessions (morning) Seminar Room 2.51 Seminar Room 1.24 Seminar Room 1.26 Seminar Room Children s spirituality and the practice of meditation Noel Keating : Independent Researcher Canadian social workers conceptualizations of spirituality as lived experience in professional practice support sustainable well-being: are there similarities for health care professionals? Christine S. K. Lwanga: University of Manitoba Spirituality and spiritual care discernment in nursing education and practice - a critical review Jacqueline Whelan: Trinity College Dublin The perception about the spiritual dimension of care: hearing from undergraduate nursing students Maria Teresa Leitão: Universidade Católica Portuguesa Spiritual awakening amongst women in Ireland with chronic invisible illnesses Bernadette Masterson In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost. The use of prayer and spirituality in Irish lay health beliefs and practices in the 20th Century Carol Barron: Dublin City University Identifying spirituality and spiritual care in women s narratives of pregnancy, and birth Mary Mitchell: University of the West of England Investigating spiritual deficiency within Canadian Health Care Education models Nancy-Angel Doetzel: Mount Royal University Spirituality: a source of resilience among psychotherapists Ben Hughes: NUI Galway The creation of dedicated spaces towards enhancing the holistic health and wellbeing of newly arrived refugees in Ireland PJ Boyle and Brian Davis: HSE Refugee Clinic Balseskin Refugee Reception Centre Dublin Protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial to compare the Taste & See programme, a church-based programme to develop a healthy relationship with food, with a wait-list control Deborah Lycett: Coventry University Spirituality in the transition to motherhood: organic inquiry in action Noelia Molina: Waterford Institute of Technology Capturing the spiritual needs of children and their families in a children s hospice Thomas Begley and Fiona Woods: LauraLynn Children s Hospice Carrying hope: a grounded theory study of pre-registration nursing students understanding and awareness of their spirituality from experiences in clinical practice Wendy Wigley: University of Southampton Matters of life and death worship in secure psychiatric settings Paul Shield: Pontifical University, Maynooth Spirituality and health: a Middle Eastern perspective Elizabeth Weathers: RCSI- Bahrain

5 Creating Space for Spirituality in Healthcare conference - 22 June 2017: Concurrent sessions (afternoon) Seminar Room 2.51 Seminar Room 1.24 Seminar Room 1.26 Seminar Room How is Chaplaincy marginalised: by our faith communities and by our institutions and how we change it? Jeffrey Cohen: University of Notre Dame, Australia Spiritual care communication at the End-of-Life Shannon O Connell-Persaud: South Dakota State University Challenges and opportunities for addressing spiritual needs in healthcare facilities: a working Chaplain s perspective Margaret Naughton: Bon Secours Hospital, Tralee The role of music to sustain spirituality in healthcare Hilary Moss: IWAMD, University of Limerick Spirituality in New Zealand healthcare Richard Egan: Dunedin School of Medicine An exploration of spirituality in the recovery process of addiction: the impact on the worker Daniel Cleary: Dublin Business School This is my way of attaching with God: spiritual needs of people with intellectual disabilities at the end of life Kumaresan Cithambaram: St Joseph s Intellectual Disability Services Nurses perspectives in meeting the spiritual needs of people with dementia in a publicly funded continuing care setting in Ireland Majella Kirwan: Dungavan Community Hospital and Paul Michael Keenan: Trinity College Dublin Creating space for contemplative supervision in clinical practice and healthcare Dee McKiernan: Oscailt Integrative Health Centre Spirituality in the face of general anaesthesia Elizabeth Fletcher: SPIRE Spirituality in nursing - an overview of research methods Helga Teixeira Martins: Universidade Católica Portuguesa Evaluation of a Tai Chi intervention to promote wellbeing in healthcare staff: a pilot study David Marshall: Ballyfermot Mental Health Centre Religious participation and mental health: what are the associations in women aged 50 and over living in Ireland? Evidence from the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) Joanna Orr: Trinity College Dublin Reflections on perinatal death and dying Breda Hertaeg: Royal Women's Hospital, Victoria, Australia Reflections on teaching mindfulness to adolescents in schools Kathleen Neenan: Trinity College Dublin

6 Creating Space for Spirituality in Healthcare conference - 22 June 2017: Poster presentations Poster title Spirituality in eating disorder recovery Spiritual care in nursing - a clinical case study Religious/spiritual coping of women with breast cancer Abraham s hineni as a model for an holistic approach to healthcare Spiritual care in the end-of-life: a clinical case study Presenter Cora Grant Ennismore Retreat Centre Mariana Vieira Universidade Católica Portuguesa Mariana Lopes Borges University of São Paulo Catriona Brennan and Aisling English Midland Regional Hospital, Portlaoise Margarida Sousa Universidade Católica Portuguesa

Conference Programme

School of Nursing and Midwifery Spirituality Interest Group 2nd International Spirituality in Healthcare Conference 'Nurturing the Spirit' Thursday 23 June 2016 Conference Programme Venue: School of Nursing