RCN Research Society annual poster and presentation award at the RCN annual international nursing research conference
In recent years the Research Society has endeavoured to raise the profile of poster presentation as a meaningful approach to the dissemination of research findings and as a useful means to foster debate on issues related to research. As such, in recent years, a panel of judges identified three of the best posters presented during the conference.
In 2010, this award was repositioned to celebrate the best poster of the day and best oral presentation of the day. This has proved to be very popular with delegates and will be continued in future years.
2012 award
Details of the 2012 awards can be found on the 2012 annual international nursing research onference website
2011 award
Details of the 2011 award winners can be found on the 2011 annual international nursing research conference website
2010 award
Details of the 2010 award winners can be found on the 2010 annual international nursing research conference website
2009 award
Winner
Poster 12
Susan Ward, Cardiff University
Factors that influence the use of physical assessment skills by cardiac nurse: results form a longitudinal qualitative descriptive research study
2008 award
Winner
Poster 39
Ekhlas Al Ganai, University of Salford
Anticipatory grieving among Jordanian parents living with a child with cancer
Runners up
Poster 40
Caroline Saunders, Royal Liverpool Children's Hospital
Investigating and evaluating the value and effectiveness of surgical CNS roles in delivering care to children and their families
Poster 43
Gillian Ritchie, Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospital Trust
The impact of the introduction of a protocol for prevention of constipation in critically ill patients
2007 award
Winner
2006 award
Winner
Poster 28
Francesca Harris, University of the West of England. Co-authors: Gill Hek & Louise Condon
Exploring the health needs of prisoners: perspectives from prisoners and nurses working in prisons across England
2005 award
Winner
David Marshall, Queen's University Belfast
Obesity in People with intellectual disabilities: the impact of nurse-led health screening and health promotion activities
2004 awards
Winner
Alison Tonkin, University of Hertfordshire
Helping children to become familiar with the inside of their bodies
Runners up
Maria Carmen Portillo, University of Navarra
Planning and application of an educative programme for clinical nurses, neurological patients and relatives for the improvement of social care
Linda Colbourne, University of Southampton
Testicular and prostate cancer: Explaining the treatment and survival experience of the man and their spouse/partner
2003 awards
Winner
Poster 12
Roger Gamon, Salford Royal Hospitals NHS Trust. Co-author: Simon Carley
What's the point of ST elevation?
Runners up
Poster 11
Helen Jones, Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Trust
Discovering the smoking related needs of hospitalised cancer patients
Poster 48
Meriel Burns, Christie Hospital NHS Trust. Co-authors: John Costello and Susan Davidson
Sexual health and psychosocial morbidity following treatment for cervical cancer: the emotional cost of survival

