Objectives:

Potential Learner outcomes:

a. What has been achieved to date? Updates on Scottish Integrated Care Pathways for Falls & Bone Health with Telehealth, New Zealand Community Exercise Programme, National AFFINITY Project and Irish Hip Fracture Databaseb. What now needs to be the focus? Learning what works and doesn’t work from real life examples of Falls and Bone Health programmes/pathways as they have evolvedc. How can we make it happen together?Multi-disciplinary Teams / individuals from various locations will be invited to work within their work-stream of choice to share best practice (poster/oral presentations) that are linked to the Integrated Falls and Bone Health system JIGSAW and consult to the proposed FRAMEWORK

Please see programme for the day overleaf

• Learn from approaches taken to improving and scaling up falls and bone health services in Ireland and abroad• Networkwithotherdisciplines,agenciesandsectors, sharing knowledge and experiences, enhancing their capabilities and strengthening communities of practice• EngagewiththenationalAFFINITYprojectregarding the supports required to enable local implementation

Attendees will have the opportunity to:

Questions to be addressed:

To promote the implementation of integrated falls and bone health services locally and nationally.

The plenary session at the end will open with the service user voice, followed key messages from the workshops and finally NEXT STEPS and poster awards will bring the gathering to a close.

Chartered Accountants House, 47 – 49 Pearse Street, DublinWednesday 18th September 2019

AFFINITY National Falls and Bone Health Symposium

Preventing Harm from Falls- Making it Happen Together

9.15am - 11.00am - Session I: Context & Achievements to Date Opening and Welcome -Dr.CathalO’Keeffe,StateClaimsAgencyandMichaelFitzgerald,HSE(5mins).MinisterialInput(5mins)CHAIR: Professor Rose Anne Kenny (TBC)• KEY NOTE – Building Integrated Falls and Bone Health Care pathways including Telehealth – The Scottish Experience Lianne McInally (30 mins)• EvidenceinformedCommunityExerciseInterventionsT.B.C(25mins)• TheImplementationBlackBox&EvaluationasaDriverforChange– CentreforEffectiveServices:ClaireHickey&KatieBurke(30mins) Q&A Forum led by CHAIR (10mins)• 11.00am - 11.30am Refreshment Break

11.30am - 13.00pm - Session II: What Needs Focus?CHAIR: Dr. Siobhan Kennelly• UpdateonAFFINITYproject(20mins)• HighlightsfromIrishHipFractureDatabase.MajorTraumaAuditLouiseBrent(5mins)• BoneHealthandFractureLiaisonDrDonnchaO’GradaighTBC(15mins)• 3presentationsofkeyIrishdemonstratorprojectsrelatingtoIntegratedFallsandBoneHealthSystem JIGSAW (36 mins)• Q&A(10mins)• Introductiontoafternoonworkshops-1.CommunityResidential,2.IndependentLiving/Community Supported3.Acute4.Serviceusers(5mins)

• 13.00pm - 14.00pm Lunch

14.00pm - 14.55pm - Session III: Making It Happen TogetherWorkshops (1-4). Each workshop will facilitate short oral poster presentations of notable practices linked to Irish Integrated Falls & Fracture Prevention System JIGSAW and related to key features of FRAMEWORK• CommunityResidential–DaraghRodgerandDrChieWeiFanT.B.C• IndependentLiving/CommunitySupported–HelenaMaguire&DrPatBarryT.B.C• Acute–DrTaraCoughlanandHelenRyanT.B.C• Serviceuserengagement–developedbyServiceUserpanel,AgeFriendlyIrelandand HSE National Quality Improvement Team

15.00pm Plenary session (60 mins) CHAIR: Dr. Philip Crowley (TBC), Catherine McGuigan, AFI( TBC). • Serviceuservoice(10mins)• Rapporteursfromeachworkshop(20mins)• Feedback/forwardfromthefloorusingSLIDOtoassist(15mins)• Nextsteps(EileenMoriarty/MichaelFitzgerald)&posterawards (CathalOKeeffe/IreneO’ByrneMaguire)(15mins)

• Close 4.00pm

Proposed Programme Schedule8.45am - 9.15am - Registration