Time

Tentative Program

(08:00–09:00) Registrations

(09:00–09:10) Opening Ceremony

Keynote Sessions I:

09:10–09:40

Title: Why Should a Neurosurgeon Attend a Palliative Care Conference, Anyway?
Joseph D. Stern, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, USA

09:40–10:10

Title: Secrets to Effective Compassionate Communication and Apology
Karen Rigamonti, KHDR Consulting, USA

10:10–10:40

(10:40–10:50) Coffee Break

Speaker Sessions I:

Session ChairI: Joseph D. Stern, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, USA
Session Chair II: Mark Gray, Mark Gray Associates Ltd, Uk                                                      

10:50–11:10

Title: Considerations in wound care of patients living with dementia
Prashanth Gunanayagam, Liverpool Hospital, Sydney, Australia

11:10–11:30

Title: Medication Adherence App for Food Pantry Clients with Diabetes: A Feasibility Study
Sandhya Nadadur, College of Staten Island, City University of New York, USA

11:30–11:50

Title: Public Reactions in Online Newspapers to Workplace Violence Against Nurses
Nguyen Hoang Long, VinUniversity, Vietnam

11:50–12:10

Title: The effect of age, gender and baseline BMI on weight loss outcomes in obese patients undergoing intra-gastric balloon therapy
Emad M. Abdurasul, James Madison University, USA

12:10–12:30

Title: Fragile Patient Care at Hospital De La Santa Creu I Sant Pau
Marcel Padrosa Planella, Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, Spain

(12:30–13:30) Lunch Break

Keynote Sessions II:

13:30–14:00

Title:  The impact of GP referrals on overcrowding in emergency departments and acute medicine
Ayaz Abbasi, NHS England, UK

14:00–14:30

Title: Barriers and Enablers of Second-Order Problem-Solving Behavior: How Nurses Can Break Away From the Workaround Culture
Sem Vanbelleghem, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Ghent University, Belgium

14:30–15:00

Title: So close to love: compassionate leadership in healthcare a Scoping Review
David Evans, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK

(15:00–15:15) Snack Break

Virtual Sessions:

15:15–15:35

Title: Herb-drug interactions: Perception and revelations of nurses in primary healthcare clinics, South Africa
Tebogo Tsele-Tebakang, University of Johannesburg (UJ), South Africa

15:35–15:55

Title: Teaching empathy to students
Gemma McNally, University of Manchester, UK

15:55–16:15

Title: The supportive nature of safeguarding supervision during a global pandemic. Findings from a wider ethnographic PhD study, evaluating safeguarding supervision for health visitors working with vulnerable children and their families
Michelle Moseley, Royal College of Nursing Wales, UK

16:15–16:35

Title: Global critical nurse shortage quick fix recruitments: A need for policy reform
Almas Bandeali & Mueller Lea, United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute, Italy

16:35–16:55

Title: The Referral Relationship: Illuminating the ways palliative care creates a holding environement for referring clinicians
Keri O. Brenner, Stanford University, School of Medicine, Palliative Care, U.S.A

16:55–17:15

Title: Telephone-based emotional support for older-adults during the Covid-19 pandemic
Liora Bar-Tur, Ruppin Academic Center, Emek Hefer, Israel

17:15 Posters Sessions

Title: Telemonitoring of chronic patients as a means to reduce the use of health services
María José Calero-García, University of Jaén, Spain

Title: A proposal for intervention in people affected by fibromyalgia through a training in gratitude and forgiveness
Ana Raquel Ortega Martínez, University of Jaén, Spain

Title: TBA
María Luisa Grande Gascón, University of Jaén, Spain