Plenary and Oral Presentations
S01: Keynote: “Making the invisible, visible” Understanding nursing as a safety critical workforce Prof Alison Leary, Chair of Healthcare & Workforce Modelling, LSBU
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S02: Keynote: Leadership…not for the few, not even for the many…but for every nurse Stacy Johnson MBE, Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham in the School of Health Science
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Retention Retention Retention, helping fix the leaking bucket: An overview of CC3N National Adult Critical Care Nursing Workforce Retention Survey Karen Wilson & UKCCNA Panel Discussion
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S04: Keynote: Sustainability in Critical Care Dr Heather Baid RN PhD SFHEA, Principal Lecturer, School of Health Sciences, Intensive Care Pathway Leader, BSc (Hons) Clinical Practice Course Leader
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C01: An Evaluation of Stay Interviews on the Neuro Critical Care Unit: Alison Rourke, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust
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C02: Rebuilding a Critical Care Nursing Workforce Post Pandemic: Ruth Tullock, Leeds Teaching Hospitals
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C03: Introducing Registered Nursing Associates to Critical Care: A pilot: Francesca Craddock and Lisa Enoch, Cambridge University Hospital
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C04: The role of the Registered Nursing Associates and prevention of role creep within critical care: Karen Wilson, CC3N / Cheshire and Mersey Critical Care Network
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C05: Prone to MSKI Sharon Rindsland, Moving and Handling Senior Co-Ordinator Trust Wide, East Kent Hospitals University Foundation Trust
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C06: Introducing Sustained Low Efficiency Dialysis (SLED) in Intensive Care at Royal Derby Hospital: Angela Evans, Royal Derby Hospital
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C07: Service evaluation of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy Link Nurses’ programme: Peachiammal Subramanian, Royal London Hospital
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C09: Spotlight on Rehabilitation; a national update: Dr David McWilliams, Clinical Academic Physiotherapist/Associate Professor for Research, Centre for Care Excellence, University Hospitals Coventry
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C10: Promoting wellbeing in critical care staff: The impact of a peer-to-peer positive feedback system: Ella Osborn and Jo Percival, Harrogate District Foundation Trust
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C11: The Critical Care Restoration Rainbow: Kerry Wright, Hayley Knowles, Sarah Dow, Kim Gill, Adult Critical Care Quality, Governance and Education Leads, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
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C12: Critical Care Wellbeing Month: Sally Stretton, Nottingham University Hospitals
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C13: Liberty Singers - how music helps to break down barriers: Kari Olsen-Porthouse, Choir Director, ICU Liberty Singers
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C14: An Introduction to the Florence Nightingale Foundation: Gemma Stacey, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Florence Nightingale Foundation
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C15: Respiratory Assessent: Natasha Loughrey, Critical Care Course Lecturer, Bucks New University
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C16:Guiding Your Team to Greater Autonomy: Kirsty Bennett, Avanos Key Account Manager – Digestive Health
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C17: Right Line, Right Now! Expanding vascular access skills for the ICU Michele De Fazio, Vascular Clinical Specialist and Hayleigh Haggerty, Senior Vascular Clinical Affairs Manager
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C18: The impact of introducing a Family Care Nurse onto a Neurosurgical Critical Care Unit: Charlotte Smith, Leeds General Infirmary
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C19: Translating evidence into practice; dissemination and utilisation Sarah Vollam, Critical Care Nurse Researcher, Nuffield Dept of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Oxford, UK
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C20: Utilising QI methodology in critical care: best practice Rosie Cervera-Jackson, Lead Nurse Critical Care Education and Development, Royal Brompton
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C21: Introduction of a visitor’s guide app in the critical care setting: George Kerrison and Oliver Frost, Nottingham University Hospital
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C22: Nurse led telephone follow-up screening for ICU survivors: Katie Susser, Guys and St Thomas NHS Trust
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C23: “Hello, How are you?” Evaluating the value of Nurse-led Telephone Follow-up clinics: Cat Yates, Addenbrookes
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C24: How the Dragon’s Den funding supported a speech recognition app as a communication aid for critical care patients with tracheostomies: Carla McClintock, Queen’s University Belfast/WHSCT
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C25: Tracheostomy patients care - A collaborative overview of Veterinary and human centred nursing: Laura Edwards and Hannah Sharp, The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies Hospital for Small Ani
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C27: Collaborative Regional Benchmarking Group - the impact of benchmarking across three critical care networks: Alison Richmond, West Yorkshire Critical Care Operational Delivery Network
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C28: Recruitment and Retention Strategy in Critical Care: Brigid Wimpress and Jennifer Stint, Cambridge University Hospital
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C29: We are here to learn: The experiences of clinical nurse educators facilitating interprofessional simulation-based education: Katherine Hill, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow
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C30: Advancing ICU Early Mobilisation Using Therapeutic Seating, Martin Tierney, Seating Matters
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Clinical Research Case Studies C32: Eleanor Douglas, Physiotherapist and OT & PT Clinical Lead for Critical Care, Nottingham University Hospitals, NHS Trust
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C33: Dr Dan Hadfield, Critical Care Nurse Research Fellow, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
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C35: A Proposal for Airway Workshops Utilising Simulation: Anna Tchorzewska, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT)
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C36: Right Line, Right Now! Expanding vascular access skills for the ICU Michele De Fazio, Vascular Clinical Specialist and Hayleigh Haggerty, Senior Vascular Clinical Affairs Manager, Teleflex
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C37: Embedding the role of the Professional Nurse Advocare: A National Approach: Karen Wilson, CC3N/Cheshire and Mersey Critical Care Network
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C38: Psychosocial Needs of Critically Ill Adult Patients Requiring Therapeutic Plasma Exchange and the Support Needs of their Families: A Systematic Review: Mary Grace Anne Batalla, GSTT
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C39: Instruments to measure post-intensive care syndrome: a scoping review : Yuan Chu, University College Dublin
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C40: The development and evaluation of a virtual critical care outpatient group: Joy McAdam, Cambridge University Hospitals
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C42: Becoming an ACCP. What happens when you get what you want.: Rowan Grieves, Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast
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C43: Too Unstable to Turn: Hayley Knowles, Nottingham University Hospitals
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C44: Implementation of Maternal Critical Care Competencies: Clare Llewellyn and Evie Clegg, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
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C45: ECG monitoring analysis: Ian Naldrett, Associate Director of Nursing, Surgery and Critical Care, North Middlesex NHS Trust, Associate Lecturer at University of West London
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C46: Arterial blood gas analysis: Rebecca Sumnall, Education and Practice Development Sister, University Hospital of Leicester NHS Trust
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C47: A Pilot Service Evaluation of the Professional Nurse Advocate (PNA) Programme in Adult Critical Care: Marina Beckwith, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust
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C48: Implementing and embedding the Professional Nurse Advocate role in Critical Care - a service evaluation of the first five months: Ruby Shaikh, Guy’s and St.Thomas’ NHS Trust
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C49: Implementing PNA - Group supervision via MS Teams: Be Baxter-Heyes, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS
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C50: Targeted temperature management in patients with haemorrhage, or stroke: updated consensus recommendations by the Neuroprotective Therapy Consensus Review (NTCR) group: Dr Ileana Antonopoulou
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C51: Prevalence of pressure injury in Australian ICUs and C52: Incidence and characteristics of hospital-acquired mucous membrane pressure injury in ICU: Professor Paul Fulbrook, Australia
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C53: The impact of Critical Care Nurses in a Resource Limited Intensive Care Setting: Chris Carter and Joy Notter, Birmingham City University
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C54: Building Critical Care Capacity in a Low-middle Income Country: Lisa Enoch and Gayle Brunskill, CUH
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C55: Palliative and End of Life Care on CCU - Perspectives Across the MDT: Elizabeth Parham, Royal Marsden Hospital
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C56: Intensive Care Nurses’ Lived Experience of Supporting End-of-life Care in the Adult Intensive Care Unit in Hong Kong: Martin Christensen, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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C57: Where are we now and what’s in the future? A Research update for palliative and end-of-life care in critical care: Natalie Pattison, Sally Humphreys & Stephanie Meddick-Dyson, Co-Chairs, (EPCIN)
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C58: Analysing Chest X-rays: Jonathan Downham, Advanced Clnical Practitioner within Critical Care, Associate Professor University of Warwick
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C59: Neurological assessment: Filipa Monteiro, Senior Staff Nurse, Critical Care, Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
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C60: “Like fighting a fire with a water pistol”: a theoretically informed study of the impact on critical care nurses working through the pandemic: Louise McCallum and Teresa Scott
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C61: “The terror and the pride”: a theoretically informed, mixed method study of the impact on redeployed nurses of working in ICU during the pandemic: Pam Ramsay, University of Dundee
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C62: Micro projects and marginal gains making a big difference: Sarah Heathcote, Nottingham University Hospitals
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C63: Throw away your plastic pentorch: time for a novel environmentally sustainable smartphone pupillometer: Ivo John, King’s College Hospital NHS Trust
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C64: A Team Sport: the introduction of Cardiac ERAS (Enhanced Recovery after Surgery) in CTICU: Myrna Scott, St. George’s Hospital, London
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C65: The Effectiveness of the Blended Learning Approach in Enhancing Nurses Confidence, in Recognising and Responding to Patient Deterioration : Lyndsay Habberfield, University Hospitals Sussex
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C66: “End-of-Life care: space for your questions and reflections” Natalie Pattison, Sally Humphreys & Stephanie Meddick-Dyson, Co-Chairs, End of Life & Palliative Care in the ICU Network (EPCIN)
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C67: Initial major burn management: Size, Depth and fluids workshop: Nicole Lee, Matron of the Burns service at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Lead Nurse for the London and South East Burns Ntwk
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Posters
P01: Family Engagement and Empowerment (FEE) in Delirium: Anu Baby, Manchester Royal Infirmary, MFT
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P02: Improving Communication Around Delirium Status through a Newly Astablished Critical Care ANP Service: Erika Shanley, University Hospital Limerick
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P03: Implementing Positive Approaches to Behaviour, De-escalation, and Disengagement Training: Laura Colston, University Hospital Southampton
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P04: Does Simulation-based Training Increase Perceived Confidence and Ability to Address Demanding Communication Situations within Critical Care?: Kathleen Jones, Guy’s and St. Thomas NHS FT
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P05: A Remodelling of the Multi-Disciplinary team Meeting on a Neuro-Critical Care Unit: Robyn Davies, Addenbrookes Hospital
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P06: What 3 Words? - An Interactive Staff Survey to Identify Staff Opinion and Guide Pastoral Care and Education in Critical Care: Louise Lancaster, Southport Hospital
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P07: The Pause - Introduction of a Protected Minutes Silence after the Death of a Patient in Critical Care: Melanie Pinnington, Southport Hospital
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P08: Exploring Hong Kong General Ward Nurses’ Experiences of Transitional Care for Patients Discharges from ICU: Martin Christensen, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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P09: The Lived Experience of Paediatric Nurse-Caregiver Relationship in the PICU: A Descriptive Phenomenological Study: Martin Christensen, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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P10: Teaching Compassionate Leadership to Students: Katie Burns, University of Nottingham
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P11: Investing in Critical Care Education with a New Blended Steps Programme: Lizzie Ayton, St James University Hospital
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P12: CCOT Takes the Lead in SEPSIS: Misha Denise Virtudazo, Chelsea & Westminster Hospitals NHS FDN Trust
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P13: Utilising an E-Observations System (Systems C) Within a Large Tertiary Hospital: Sophie Praill and Tahlia Williamson, University Hospitals Bristol and Weston
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P14: Inclusivity of the Deteriorating Patient: Sarah Penkett, Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care Organisation NHS Foundation Trust
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P15: A First in Man Study of a Novel Device to Aid Early Detection of Poor Perfusion and Acute Deterioration in Critically Ill Patients: Ingrid Hass, University College Hospital, London
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P16: Sustainability Practice in Critical Care Through SAT and SBT: Alejandro Suarez, Tunbridge Wells Hospital
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P17: Improving Nurse Compliance Performing Epicardial Pacing Safety Checks on a Cardiothoracic Surgical ITU: Michele Stevens, St Georges University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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P18: Registered Nurses’ Knowledge and Interpretation of ECG Rhythms: A Cross-sectional Study: Martin Christensen, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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P19: Advanced Nurse Practitioner led Nasojejunal (NJ) Tube Insertion in Critical Care Patients: Bindu Sam Cherian, Mater Misercordiae University Hospital
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P20: Auditing the Rate of Continuous Kidney Replacement Therapy (CKRT) Supplied at London Teaching Hospital: Mikaela Hjerpe, Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
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P21: The Present Practice Methods of Dressing Care in ICU Patients with Central Catheter Lines: Jeremay Lee, The Wellington Hospital
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P23: Changing Lives in Life-Changing Events: Creation of Stoma Link Nurse Role in Critical Care: Mary Grace Anne Batalla, Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
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P24: Knowledge, Attitudes, and Perceived Barriers Regarding Pain Assessment and Management Among Thai Critical Care Nurses: An Exploratory Cross-Sectional: Martin Christensen, Hong Kong Polytechnic
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P27: Exploring the Impact of Simulation-Based Education for Critical Care Burn Nurses Caring for a Patient who has Experienced a Burn: Ruth Desmond, University of the West of Scotland
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P28: Interventions to Improve Nurses’ Readiness to Unplanned Electronic Patient Record Downtimes: Peachiammal Subramanian, Royal London Hospital
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P29: Introducing a Digital Approach to Intentional Rounding in Critical Care, Fusing Audit with Teaching: Vicky Thwaites, Harefield Hospital
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P30: Introducing SLEEP Hygiene in ICU: Kelly McClelland, Royal Derby Hospital
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P31: Band 5 leadership Rotation Project: Leah Pope, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
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P32: Oxygen therapy in critical care: Maria Mullen, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells -Tunbridge Wells Hospital
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P33: Neuroscience Critical Care education in London: Peachiammal Subramanian, Royal London Hospital
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P34: NICU Bitesize Education Programme: Emma Priestley, St Georges Hospital
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P35: Critical Care Cardiac Module - Level 7: Kathleen Jones, Guy’s and St. Thomas NHS Foundation Trust
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P36: Simulation Based Refresher Course for New Starters in Critical Care Unit: Sheba John, Manchester Royal Infirmary, MFT
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