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International Nurse Specialist group Meeting
Thursday June 15th, 2006
Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet, Auditorium 1
Chairs: S. Madge (UK) and F.Festini (IT)
09.30 - INSG-CF Annual General Meeting - S. Madge (UK)
10:00 - Best Care Scholarship 2006 Winner - S.Neri (Italy)
10:30 - Best Care Scholarship 2005 Winner - C. Arcay Veira (Spain)
11:00 - Coffee break
11:20 - Poster Presentations
- "Scandinavian Nurse Specialist Group/Cystic Fibrosis (SNSG/CF)" - V.Bregnballe (Denmark)
- "Exploring adolescents' adherence to CF treatment regimes" - J.Cowlard (United Kingdom)
- "Parental involvement, does this continue in adulthood?" - K. Beckett (United Kingdom)
- "A competency framework for nurses providing care and management of patients with cystic fibrosis" - J.Dyer (United Kingdom)
- "Procedural pain in children with cystic fibrosis: an international survey on the methods used by CF centres to prevent and reduce it" - F Festini and the INSG-CF (Italy)
JOINT PSYCHOSOCIAL/NURSING
1.30pm The 'Great' Debate - Evidence is more important than experience
Chair; Ian Ketchall (UK)
For: Kamilla Beckett (UK) & Alexandra Quittner (USA)
Against: Darryl Goetz (USA) & Vibsen Bregnballe (Dk)
2.30 Coffee
3.00 CF's Room 101
Chair: Ian Ketchell (UK)
'The thing that is in Room 101 is the worst thing in the world. But the worst thing in the world 'varies from individual to individual... It may be death or something quite trivial; not even fatal'.
George Orwell (1984)
Presenters have 5 minutes and 5 slides to convince the audience that their personal gripe about CF, or working in CF, goes into Room 101. The audience will vote at the end of each presentation
1. Mitch Messer (AUS) - Patient
2. Siobhan Carr (UK) - Physician
3. Mary Lane Heneghan (IRE) - Parent
4. Filippo Festini (I) - Nurse
5. Bill Taub (USA) - Social Worker
4.00 Close
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