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RCN Critical Care & In-Flight forum and Defence Nursing forum conference and exhibition

Sharing best practice

  • 14 June 2013
  • - Holiday Inn Birmingham City Centre, B5 4EW

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Check out the conference line up via the programme section to the left.

The Royal College of Nursing is pleased to announce a collaborative event between the Critical Care and in-Flight forum and Defence Nursing forum which will Share Best Practice.

This event will be particularly relevant to Defence Nurses, Flight Nurses, Intensive Care Nurses, Practice Educators and Nurse Specialists working in Defence and Critical Care. Registration is open to all registered nurses and other health care professionals working in NHS, MOD and Independent sectors

RCN members are offered a special rate of £120 with further consessions of up to 40% for RCN Representatives, Students, Health Practitioners and Retired members.

The aim of this educational conference is Sharing Best Practice between military and civilian nurses.

The conference will:

Explore current advances in critical care nursing
Explore current advances in flight nursing
Introduce a major forum workstream
Share research undertaken by military and civilian nurses
Share development in advanced nursing practice

The conference fee includes:

A full day of educational sessions, including interactive workshops and plenary sessions
An exhibition with organisations interested in engaging with participants of this event
Refreshments and lunch provided
An opportunity to network with health care professionals who share a passion to improve practice and patient outcomes
Enhanced Continued Profesional Development (CPD) for your PREP
The chance to submit a poster which if selected will be on display at the event and published in the conference proceedings
Conference materials including a delegate list and speaker handouts
Access to the Critical Care & Inflight and Defence Nursing forum leads

Abstracts

Programme

To download a pdf version of the programme, please click here 

Friday 14 June 2013


08:30   Registration, exhibition and poster viewing and refreshments

09.00   Chair’s opening remarks
            Capt Chris Carter and David Quayle

09.10   Keynote Speaker
           “How will the future look?”
            Col David Bates, Defence Nursing Adviser at the Medical Strategic Policy Unit, Headquarters Surgeon General

09.40   Plenary Session 1
            Catastrophic Haemorrhage -  Dr Emrys Kirkman

10.25   Plenary Session 2
           “A patients Journey: Military and civilian Issues”
            Military Patient Pathway
            Sgt Karen Scott and FS Wanda Hughes
            Civilian Air Ambulance Nursing: Level 3 transfer Brunei to Southampton. Issues and comparisons
            David Waters

11.45  Plenary Session 3
            Managing Severe Respiratory Failure
            Stuart Cox

12.30  Lunch,  exhibition and  poster walk

13.30  Concurrent sessions

            Theme: Critical care
            Chair: Sheila Goodman & Military
            Title: Obstetric emergencies in critical care
            Presenter: Lisa Relton

            Theme: Commerical flight nursing
            Chair: Colin Steen & Military  
            Title: Going Global: Challenges in commercial flight nursing
            Presenter: Kerryn Reynolds

           Theme: Transport critical care
           Chair: Mark Clement & Military
           Title: Mobile ECMO
           Presenter: Bob Lockhart

           Theme: Military critical care
           Chair: David Quayle & Military
           Title: Maritime Critical Care Nursing
           Presenter: CPONN Claire Williams
 
14.00  Theme: Critical care
            Title: NEWS & critical care outreach
            Presenter: Rachel Binks

           Theme: Commerical flight nursing
           Title: Crew Resource Management
           Presenter: Carey Edwards

           Theme: Transport critical care
           Title: Nursing on the move
           Presenter: Stuart Cox

           Theme: Military critical care
           Title: Field Critical Care Nursing
           Presenter: SSgt Julie Session


14.30  Theme: Critical care
            Title: Citrate v Heparin in Continuous Veno-venous  Haemofiltration
            Presenter: Andrew Mizen

           Theme: Commerical flight nursing
           Title: Moving and Handling in an aircraft
           Presenter: Philip Ballet

           Theme: Transport critical care
           Title: Paediatric retrieval teams: preparing the patient
           Presenter: Mark Clement

           Theme: Military critical care
           Title: Massive Transfusion & Rotational Thromboelastometry (ROTEM)
           Presenter: Sgt Ashley Coull
 
15.00  Refreshments,  exhibition and  poster viewing

15.30  Concurrent sessions

           Theme: Critical care
           Chair: Sheila Goodman & Military
           Title: Organ Donation
           Presenter: Tim Collins

           Theme: Commerical flight nursing
           Chair: Colin Steen & Military  
           Title: Nursing on the Move
           Presenter: Rita Mody

           Theme: Transport critical care
           Chair: Mark Clement & Military
           Title: Crew Resource Management
           Presenter: Laurie Benn

           Theme: Military critical care
           Chair: David Quayle & Military
           Title: ‘It’s not all about trauma!’
           Presenter: Capt Chris Carter
 
16.00  Theme: Critical care
            Title: Intra Abdominal Pressure Monitoring
            Presenter: Stuart Cox & Suzanne Webb

            Theme: Commerical flight nursing
            Title: Case studies from the in-flight industry
            Presenter: Helen McDermott

            Theme: Transport critical care
            Title: Simulation in transport training
            Presenter: Rosie Warren

            Theme: Military critical care
            Title: Ethics in military nursing
            Presenter: Capt JP Nolan
 
16.30  Plenary Session 4
            The Development of Advanced Practice in Critical Care. Across the age groups: Neonatal, Paediatric and Adult. Application in the Military?
            Lisa Moran ANNP, Mark Clement ANP & Jonathan Downham ACCP
 
17.15  Closing Remarks

17.30  Conference Closes

Delegate fees

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RCN member        £120

NON member        £180

Discounts

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RCN Members

If you are an RCN member, you will receive a discount on the majority of RCN Events. If you attend a number of RCN events during the year, the discounts may end up covering the cost of your annual membership.

Where applicable a number of discounts are available for delegates at RCN Events.

To be eligible for any RCN member discount you must include a valid membership number when you book.

If you are not an RCN member, join now to benefit from these and other RCN member discounts.  Further details at www.rcn.org.uk

RCN and other professional organisations

If you are a member of the RCN AND a nursing student (pre-registration only), an associate retired RCN member, an HCA or AP you can attend any RCN conference and receive a 40% discount on the conference fee.

If you are an accredited RCN Trade Union Representative, you will receive a 25% discount on the conference fee.

If you book your delegate place over the telephone using your RCN credit card you will receive a £15 discount.

Typically, conference fees of £60.00 or less are not discountable.

The RCN works with a number of professional organisations to deliver conferences and events and there may be instances where members of other organisations are offered the same discounted rates as RCN members. Where this applies details will be listed on the event webpage.

Group Discounts

For all new events from August 2012 onwards the group discount will apply to bookings of 3 or more delegates. For bookings of 3 or more delegates to attend an RCN conference, each delegate will receive a 10% discount on their applicable fee, when booked at the same time. Events in place prior to August 2012 will maintain the group discount offer at 6 or more delegates.

Only one discount can be used for each booking, and discounts do not apply to the cost of accommodation or conference dinners.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Directions

Venue

 Holiday Inn Birmingham City Centre
Smallbrook Queesway
Birmingham
B5 4EW

Tel: 0121 6346200
Website: www.holidayinn.com/hotels/us/en/birmingham/bhxwm/hoteldetail

Map and directions

Download a map with directions (word 283KB)

By rail

New Street Railway Station:  Exit the station through main ticket barrier.  Take right-hand exit doors and keep to the right on the pavement and go to the main road Smallbrook Queensway.  Turn Right and walk 200 yards down the road, past a shop called High & Mighty, past this point you should see the Hotel in front of you on the corner at the crossroads of Smallbrook Queensway Hill Street.

By bus

For local bus routes and timetables please visit http://nxbus.co.uk/west-midlands 

By road

From the North:

Exit the M6 Motorway at junction 6 and follow the signs for the A38 – Birmingham City Centre
This is a 5-lane carriageway. Keep in the right-hand lane following for A38 – Southwest, Inner Ring Road
This will take you through two tunnels (the first named Chad’s Queensway, the second named Great Charles St Queensway), before the third tunnel you must take the left-hand lane and join the Suffolk St Queensway A41 City Centre, following signs for New Street Train Station which will bring you to Smallbrook Queensway
Once on Smallbrook Queensway at the first set of Traffic Lights turn left onto Hill Street (the hotel is on the corner) passing the hotel on your left handside taking the first left into Station Street and the next left into St Judes Passage for the NCP Car Park.

From the South West:

Exit the M5 motorway at Junction 3 and follow the signs for A456, Hagley Road
You will be travelling along this road for approximately 4 miles through Edgbaston
The end of the A456, Broad Street you will approach a ring road called Paradise Circus
Follow this around in the right hand lane until you approach the 2nd set of traffic lights past the tunnel and take the next exit which is sign posted to New Street Railway Station
This will bring you onto the Suffolk St Queensway, beware of the Bus Lane on the left, follow the road to the end and take the 1st left turn onto Smallbrook Queensway
Turn left immediately at the 1st set of traffic lights into Hill Street; take the 1st left turn into Station Street and the next left turn into St Judes Passage for the NCP car park

From the South:

Exit the M40 onto the M42 heading North, following signposts for the NEC and Birmingham Airport
Exit the M42 at Junction 6 and follow signs for the A45 Birmingham Airport and City Centre
Continue on the A45 for approximately 8 miles; carry on through Sparkhill to Camphill roundabout
Take the first right onto the roundabout, then left off roundabout and keep in the left hand lane
Turn left at the traffic lights onto Bradford Street, Lexus Cars are on the right. Go through Bradford Street with the Wholesale Markets on the right
Take a right into Pershore Street carry on to the start of the Chinese Quarter, and turn left into Ladywell Walk, follow the road round into Hurst Street
Holiday Inn Birmingham City is straight over the traffic lights on Hill Street
The best car park to park in is the NCP Car Park located at the back of the hotel
Proceed over the traffic lights onto Hill Street, past the hotel taking your first left and then your first left onto Station Street and then first left again onto St Judes Passage for the NCP Car Park which is on the right hand side

Car parking


Please note this venue does not have parking facilities. There is a NCP carpark nearby on St Judes Passage (see above for directions). For further information please visit www.ncp.co.uk/car-park?cpid=600512&name=St%20Judes%20Passage

 

 

Exhibitors

Exhibit with the RCN and reach your target audience!

The RCN Critical Care and In-Flight Nursing forum and Defence Nursing forum conference and exhibition provides you with an unrivalled opportunity to connect directly with a significant group of the UK’s leading critical care nurses in both military and civilian settings.

There are a number of ways for you to be involved in the exhibition giving you the opportunity to network and raise your profile within this specialist nursing arena. Packages can be tailored by our sales team to help you achieve specific objectives, so please speak to us about your needs.

For exhibition packages and sponsorship opportunities, please download the sales brochure and view the exhibition floorplan, or contact the sales team on 01442 870 143, email exhibitions@rcn.org.uk.

For those organisations already attending this event, make the most out of your experience with some top tips for exhibitors.

Critical Care & In-Flight and Defence Nursing 2013 Exhibitors

We are delighted to welcome the following exhibitors to this event:

Trudell Medical

Please check back for additions to our exhibition as the event approaches.

Speaker zone

Accommodation

FAQs

How to book

You can book online for most events or by calling 029 2054 6460 (9.30am – 4.30pm, Monday to Friday) or by posting your booking form to: Event Registrations, PO Box 2329, Cardiff, CF23 8YZ.  

Payment

Payment can be made by cheque or credit/debit card. We are unable to invoice. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Royal College of Nursing’. We can accept payment from personal or corporate credit/ debit cards.

You will receive a confirmation of your payment via email, which details the event name and the amount paid to the Royal College of Nursing for the event. If you wish to pay by BACs, please contact Event Registrations on the number above.  

Invoicing

We are unable to invoice for RCN events.  

Free places

There are no free places available at RCN conferences. However, throughout the year there are some events that are free to attend. Please check the individual events’ pages for details of the delegate fees.  

Refunds

Refunds for non-attendance are not available.  

Cancellations and substituting places

Cancellations received one full month before the start of the event will be refunded, minus a 25% administration fee. No refunds can be processed after this date.  

If you are no longer able to attend the event places can be substituted with the prior knowledge and agreement of RCN Events. If you wish to substitute places, please contact RCN Event Registrations on 029 2054 6460 (9.00am – 4.30pm, Monday to Friday) or email RCNDeventsregistration@rcn.org.uk for a substitution form.  

Health care assistants and assistant practitioners

Most of our events are suitable for health care assistants. If you are an RCN member and a health care assistant (HCA), assistant practitioner (AP), or health care support worker you can receive 40% discount on your delegate fee. HCA and AP discounts are not valid on events costing less than £60.00.  

Throughout the year the RCN organises conferences and seminars designed specifically to meet the needs of health care assistants, health care support workers and assistant practitioners. These events are included in forthcoming events which is constantly updated.  

Accommodation

For events that run for more than one day, the RCN often negotiates discounted rates on accommodation. Where relevant, details of accommodation can be found in the accommodation section of the event webpage.  

You may be able to book additional nights accommodation at the discounted rate. Please contact the conference organiser for further information.  

Abstract submissions and call for papers

Full guidelines for abstract submissions and calls for papers can be found in the abstract section of the event web page. Particular frequently asked questions regarding poster submission can be found in this poster guidelines document (Word 38KB)

Number of submissions

There is no limit on the number of submissions you can make.  

Suitability

If you are unsure as to whether your paper or poster is suitable for the conference, please contact the conference committee. 

Acceptance of submission

Everyone will receive an email confirmation advising them whether the submission has been successful. Please therefore ensure that a current email address is supplied with every submission.  

Changes to your submission

If you wish to make changes to your submission you should contact the events organiser for further information. Your acceptance letter will include details of the final date for which changes need to be received by the conference organiser.  

Deadlines

If the submission deadline has passed, it may be possible to submit a late paper or poster. You should contact the conference organiser to discuss late submissions.  

Intellectual property

Queries regarding intellectual property with reference to submissions can be found in intellectual property FAQs (Word 37KB)

Delegate places

All successful presenters must register as a delegate for the conference. In many cases you could be eligible for the member delegate rate. By registering as a delegate you will be able to network with other speakers and delegates, and benefit from the rest of the conference.  

Exhibition and sponsorship

If you would like to exhibit at any RCN event, or would like to discuss sponsorship opportunities contact Corporate Relations on 020 7647 3959 or visit the exhibitors section on the event webpage.


Event contact

 

For further information contact:

Laura Benfield
Conference Organiser
20 Cavendish Square
London W1G ORN

Tel: 020 7647 3591
Email: criticalcare@rcn.org.uk