Programme
Keynote Address:
The Phenomenology of Breathlessness - Professor Havi Carel, Professor of Philosophy, Bristol University
Breathlessness: the rift between objective measurement and subjective experience
CRITICAL CARE SESSION Lennox 3 Chaired by Clair Martin Co-chair: Olivia Bennett / Emmanuel Odewole Moderators: Allaina Eden |
PAEDIATRICS SESSION Lammermuir 2 Chaired by Jennie Balls Co-chair: Ashley Johnstone? Moderators: Liz King |
MEDICO-LEGAL SESSION Lennox 2 Chaired by Rachael Colclough Co-chair: Claire Devine Moderators: Sara Knight |
PRACTICAL SESSION (14:00-14:45) Lammermuir 1 A practical insight in to the use of Virtual Reality (VR) for training purposes |
| 14:15 – 14:45 ICS capabilities framework Gabriella Cook | Early mobility in PICU: 10 years on Ross Marscheider | 14:15 – 14:40 TBC: Accountability and responsibility. With medicolegal, ethical, clinical and practical hats on we will explore where accountability begins and ends | |
| 14:45 – 15:15 ICU steps active Zoe Van Willigan & Rachel K Devlin | “Going into battle” the difficulties parents and healthcare providers face in transition Zoe Johnstone | 14:40 -15:05 The role of consultant respiratory physiotherapy leading a large pulmonary rehabilitation service, and personal perspective Rachel Williams | |
| 15:15 – 15:45 TBC | The role of physiotherapy in the conservative management of anterior chest wall deformity Ashley Johnstone | 15:05 – 15:30 A trail blazer, Vijay will explore the benefits to his clinical practice and to his patients of being a respiratory physiotherapist with non-medical prescribing qualifications Vijay Padmanaban | |
Saturday Address:
How to be happy at work - Dr Rachel Morris, Specialist in Resilience at Work, Former GP, Host of the You Are Not A Frog podcast
Improving Delivery of Care:
Led by Professor Nicola Roberts, Professor in Respiratory Healthcare Delivery, Edinburgh Napier University
- Long-term Conditions
- Surgery
- Critical Care
- Paediatrics
- Member led symposium Sessions
- Research Abstracts
- Lightning Talks
- Moderated poster discussions
Offering a practical insight into the use of Virtual Reality (VR) for training purposes. The sessions will be delivered by two members from the faculty of the Trent Simulation and Clinical Skills Centre (TSCSC) base at Nottingham University Hospitals, NHS Trust, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham
Prescribing Resistance Exercise: Case-based practical workshop focusing on developing personalised, individualised and targeted programmes. Delegates will explore the benefits of goal setting and focused prescribing of resistance exercise to progress through pulmonary rehabilitation.
The full programme will be available shortly but check back here for regular updates.
The ACPRC gratefully acknowledges sponsorship of all companies who purchase an exhibition stand at the conference. None of them have any input into the programme content or the planning of the conference, with the exception of those sessions highlighted for which the sponsoring companies are fully responsible.
