National HIV Nurses Association

Presentations From The Conference

Presentations from the conference are available to download from here, please see the programme below. If available, the PDF file is listed with the agenda item.

The PDF files are also available to download from the document library section of the NHIVNA member’s web site.

Thursday 26 June 2008
Friday 27 June 2008
Page updated Friday 6th June 2008

Introduction
Executive Committee
Provisional Programme
Conference Information
Registration Form PDF File [372 Kb]
Scholarships and Awards
Abstract Information and Form
Membership Information
Membership Application Form 2008 PDF File [372 Kb]
Information on Glasgow
Map of Glasgow

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Thursday 26 June 2008

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Registration and exhibition open from 0830–18:00

0900–0915
Welcome address from the Chair of NHIVNA
Sheila Morris
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

0915-1015
Plenary Session 1
Developing roles of HIV nursing
Chair: Sheila Morris
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

Download presentation as a PDF File [2.9 MB]

The role of the advanced HIV practice nurse and HIV nurse consultant
Nathaniel Ault
Barts and The London NHS Trust

Developing roles within in-patient care
Carole Duff
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

1015–1045
Pfizer Invited Lecture

New clases, new strategies
How to get value out of new treatments

Chair: Zoë Sheppard
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London

HIV management in 2008: the importance of maximising tolerability
Dr Chloe Orkin
St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London

Interactive case study
Nicky Perry
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

1045–1110
Morning coffee

1110–1210
Plenary Session 2
Perceptions of health and illness
Chair: Roy Brazington
CASCAID

An anthropological view
Jane Bruton
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Ian Hodgson
University of Bradford
Download presentation as a PDF File [18.3 MB]

Self-management and long-term adherence in HIV
James Miller
Living Well
Download presentation as a PDF File [172 Kb]

1210–1240
Keynote Presentation
Chair: Sheila Morris
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

Nursing careers: fit for the 21st Century
Professor Christine Beasley CBE
Chief Nursing Officer, Department of Health

1240–1340
Lunch, exhibition and posters

13:20-13:40 NHIVNA Annual General Meeting

1340–1440
Plenary Session 3
HIV as a chronic illness: models of chronic disease management
Chair: Eileen Nixon
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

Chronic disease management: a cardiology perspective
Lynne Ruddick
Mile End Hospital, London
Download presentation as a PDF File [2.8 MB]

Chronic disease management: a diabetes perspective
Mary Scott
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
Download presentation as a PDF File [5.8 MB]

Panel discussion
David Bingham
Terrence Higgins Trust

Paul Clift
UK Community Advisory Board (UK-CAB)

1440–1540
Abbott Satellite Symposium

Improving HIV services for patients of sub-Saharan African origin living in the UK

Chair: Rhon Reynolds
African HIV Policy Network (AHPN)

Issues for black Africans living with HIV in the UK
Dr Charles Mazhude
University Hospital Lewisham, London

Tailoring your management approach to black Africans with HIV
Brenda Mann
Eastern & Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust

1540–1600
Afternoon tea

1600–1800
Parallel Sessions
Oral Abstract Presentations

Track 1 and Track 2 run simultaneously

Track 1 Queen Mary Suite

Chair:
Catrin Evans
University of Nottingham

1600–1620 Abstract O1

HIV nurse-led clinic
Laura Hilton
Southend Hospital

1620–1640 Abstract O2

As national targets recommend a greater emphasis on detection of people living with undiagnosed HIV, can the new approach to community-based HIV testing at Body Positive North West (BPNW), Manchester offer a solution?
Cath Slater
and
Yoke Broadbent
Body Positive North West, Manchester

1640–1700 Abstract O3

The provision of a nurse-led out-of-hours service across a clinical network
Guido Tapia
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

1700–1720 Abstract O4

Handle with care: point of care testing
Jonathan Roberts
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

1720–1740 Abstract O5

A nurse-led HIV smoking cessation service: addressing cardiovascular risk
Simon Farnworth
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London

1740–1800 Abstract O6

Nurse-led PEPSE support: using audit to identify the core nursing competencies required for service delivery
Nathanial Ault
Barts and The London NHS Trust
Download presentation as a PDF File [2.2 MB]

Oral Abstract Presentations:

Track 2 Waverley Suite

Chair
Brenda Mann
East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust

1600–1620 Abstract O7

Implementing competencies for Band 5 nurses in an East London HIV outpatient clinic
Nathanial Ault
Barts and The London NHS Trust

1620–1640 Abstract O8

What are the palliative care needs of UK HIV/AIDS patients and are they being referred to specialist palliative care?
Robert Hammond
Camden Primary Care Trust, London

1640–1700 Abstract O9

Defining the role of the healthcare assistant in an HIV outpatient clinic
Eileen Nixon
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

1700–1720 Abstract O10

A case notes audit of patients transferring care between HIV outpatient services
Gladys Mundowa
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

1720–1740 Abstract O11

HIV-2: nursing care and management
Kemoh Rogers
Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London

1740–1800 Abstract O12

Supporting bereaved children of a terminally ill HIV-infected parent on an adult inpatient hospital ward
Djamel Hamadache
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London

2000
Drinks Reception followed by Gala Dinner
Held at Òran Mór

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Friday 27 June 2008

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Registration and exhibition open from 0830–1630

0900–0930
Oral Abstract Parallel Session Review
Catrin Evans
University of Nottingham
Brenda Mann
East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust

0930–0940
NHIVNA Awards Ceremony

0940–1010
Boehringer Ingelheim Invited Lecture

What is the rush to take medication?

Chair: Catrin Evans
University of Nottingham

Issues affecting when clients start medication
Roy Brazington
CASCAID

1010–1110
Plenary Session 4
Two decades of HIV
Chair: Sheila Morris
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

HIV infection in the IV drug user: 20 years on
Dr Roy Robertson
Muirhouse Medical Group, Edinburgh
Ann Chiswick
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

HIV and the brain: still a problem after 20 years
Professor Jeanne Bell CBE
University of Edinburgh

1110–1130
Morning coffee

1130–1200
Gilead Sciences Invited Lecture

Chair: Sheila Morris
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

Screening and first-line management of CVD in HIV
Clare Stradling
Birmingham Heartlands Hospital

1200–1230
NHIVNA Invited Lecture
Current health policy in relation to HIV. Session 1
Chair: Nathaniel Ault
Barts and The London NHS Trust

Eligibility for HIV care
Joe Brady
Scottish Refugee Council

1230–1330
Plenary Session 5
Current health policy in relation to HIV. Session 2

Electronic patient records: virtual patients – real dilemmas
Chair: Zoë Sheppard
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Expert Panel
Paul Clift
UK Community Advisory Board (UK-CAB)
Dr Ian Hodgson
University of Bradford
Barbara Stuttle CBE
South West Essex Primary Care Trust

1330–1430
Lunch, exhibition and posters

1430–1500
Tibotec, a division of Janssen-Cilag Invited Lecture

Chair: Kieran Sharkey
Southmead Hospital, Bristol

A nurses guide to interpreting clinical trial data
Nicky Perry
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust

1500–1530
NHIVNA Invited Lecture

Treatment of HIV co-infection
Chair: Kieran Sharkey
Southmead Hospital, Bristol

HIV and hepatitis C co-infection
Sara Lamond
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

1530–1630
Plenary Session 6
Treatment dilemmas: to treat or not to treat?
Chairs:
Jane Kennedy
Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Jane Bruton
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, London

Interactive case presentations

Eligibility for HIV care
Ursula Harrisson
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London

Mental Health
Roy Brazington
CASCAID

Paediatrics
Marthe Le Prevost
North West London NHS Trust

1630
Summary and close by the Chair of NHIVNA
Sheila Morris
Western General Hospital, Edinburgh

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