Person Centredness: Research and Implementation in Health and Social Care Conference

May 15th 2018 Room B004/B005

Health Sciences’ Building University College Dublin

REGISTRATION 8.30-9.30 Main Entrance Hall, Health Sciences’ Building

9.30-9.40 Chair’s introduction. Dr. Derick Mitchell, Chief Executive, Irish Platform for Patient Organisations, Science and Industry (IPPOSI).

9.40-10.10 Title: Developing theory for person centred care: terms of

engagement

Dr. Helen Lloyd, Senior Research Fellow, Co-lead of the Person Centred Coordinated Care (P3C) collaborative, Plymouth University, United Kingdom.

10.10-10.40 Title: Launch of Irish PCCC definition and statements. Associate Professor Amanda Phelan, School of Nursing, Midwifery & Health Systems, University College Dublin.

10.40-11.00 Title: Your Voice matters: patient experience of integrated care in

Ireland

Ms. Clare Hudson, Project Manager, Patient Narrative Project, Health Service Executive and Ms Anne Lalor, Co-Founder 22q11.

11.00-11.15 Q & A

11.15-11.45

Poster viewing and Tea & Coffee PLEASE CHOOSE YOUR BREAKOUT SESSION.

BREAKOUT SESSION A: Room B004: Chair Associate Professor Amanda Phelan 11.45-13.05 (12 minutes presentation and 3 mins Q & A)

Oral 1A (11.45-12.05)

Title: Exploring patient, family member and professional perspectives of rehabilitation hospital family meetings using a participatory action research approach.

O’Loughlin A., Donnelly S., Butler P., Russell E., Carroll P. National Rehabilitation Hospital, Dun Laoghaire & School of Social Policy, Social Work & Social Justice, University College Dublin.

Oral 2A (12.05-12.25) Title: Preparing to Partner at Mayo University Hospital: A study of Institutional preparedness for whole system patient-experience advisor integration.

McGrath F., Moran S., Bracken R., Casey J., Staunton F., Curtis J., Fallon E., Donohoe C., Rivoire E. & Ni Bhuinneain M., Mayo University Hospital, Castlebar, Ireland.

Oral 3A (12.25-12.45) Title: Creating a Person-Centred Physiotherapy Service for People with Dementia Jones C. – Connolly Hospital, Dublin 15

Oral 4 A (12.45-13.05) Title: A National Framework for Person Centred Planning in Services for Persons with a Disability. Melly A.: Health Service Executive & National Disability Authority-New Directions-Personal Support Services for adults with Disabilities-National Implementation Group

BREAKOUT SESSION B: Room B005: Chair Ms. Margaret Codd

11.45-13.05 (12 minutes presentation and 3 mins Q & A)

Oral 1B (11.45-12.05) Title: Room to Improve – locating Process improvement in Person-centredness. Teeling S.P. & Dewing J. University College Dublin & Queen Margaret University Edinburgh, Scotland.

Oral 2B (12.05-12.25) Title: What knowledge, skills and attributes are necessary for generalist nurses in order to provide person centred care at the end of life?: Scoping review. Carvajal A., Haraldsdottir E., Kroll T., McCormack B., Errasti-Ibarrondo B., Larkin P. University of Navarra, Spain, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, Scotland & University College Dublin.

Oral 3 B (12.25-12.45) Title: Autism-friendly spaces: Assisting a local business to make ‘autism-friendly’ adaptations to allow for increased participation for people with autism. O’Sullivan S., Kirwan S., Health Service Executive, Dublin North Early Intervention Team

Oral 4B (12.45-13.05) Title: Using a solution-focused approach to deliver person-centered care in speech and language therapy; the experience of service users and therapists. Kavanagh R. Lyons R. Dublin South East, Health Service Executive, National University Ireland Galway.

13.05-14.00 Poster viewing and Lunch

Room B004: Chair Professor Gerard Fealy, Head of School of Nursing, Midwifery & Health Systems, UCD

14.00-14.30 Title: Person-centred care in Gothenburg, Sweden, Europe and beyond Dr Ida Björkman, Senior Lecturer, Gothenburg Centre for Person Centred Care, Gothenburg University, Sweden.

14.30-15.00 Title: What Matters to You: Setting the compass of care in the

right direction

Ms. Deirdre Lang, Director of Nursing, National Clinical Programme for Older People, RPCI, Ms. Jacqueline Holmes Assistant Director of Nursing for Community Services in Milford Care Centre, Limerick & .

15.00-15.30 Title: Partnership, the way forward

Ms. Melissa Redmond

15.30-15.50 Title: Flourishing workplaces that support a culture of person centreness Ms Margaret Codd, Quality Improvement Facilitator, Quality Improvement Division, Health Service Executive.

15.50-16.05 Q & A

16.05-16.15 Close