WORLD COUNCIL OF ENTEROSTOMAL THERAPISTS
19th Biennial Congress
“Weaving Culture Education and Technology into a Brilliant Blend”
International Congress on Ostomy, Wound and Continence Nursing
This Congress is endorsed by the Royal College of Nursing, Australia (RCNA) according to approved criteria.
Attendance at this congress attracts 18
RCNA CNE points as part of RCNA’s Life Long Learning Program (3LP).
Adelaide 19th -23rd April 2012 Adelaide Convention Centre, South Australia
WCET2012@sapmea.asn.au
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE- Acute Care, Aged Care, Community.
Special focus on Gastroenterology, Urology, Vascular and Dermatology
Workshops, Breakfast Symposia, Extensive Trade Display, Poster Display and International Guest Speakers
Earlybird Registration closes 19th March 2012. Register Now!!
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THURSDAY 19th April 2012
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Pre Congress Workshops: The Pre Congress Workshops are planned specifically to provide Best Practice guidelines. Registered Delegates will be given
information with details of all sessions available, presenters and instructions on how to register for the workshops. A small payment of AUD$40.00 per session will be required
to secure a position. Workshops include all materials. Light refreshments will be served between sessions. Workshops will be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre. These
workshops provide a very practical, clinical educational experience and an opportunity to interact with experts. The debridement workshop will be hands on, others will not.
Participants will not be credentialed or certified in any procedures.
1200-1330hrs Pre Congress Workshop 1
1200-1330hrs Pre Congress Workshop 3
Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement Riverbank Rooms 1&2
Hosted by: Sue Templeton NP Wound Management (Aust)
Susan Mills-Zorzes RN, BScN, MDE, CWOCN, CETN(C) (Canada)
Lower Limb Assessment Hall C
Hosted by: Wendy McInnes NP Vascular/Wound Management (Aust)
Tabatha Rando MNP, Grad Dip CHN, STN, Dip Frontline Mgt, Cert IV WAT, RN,
Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement (CSWD) is an advanced clinical skill for health
practitioners involved in wound management. This workshop will provide health
practitioners with the necessary grounding in the procedure and techniques of
Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement.
The session will cover:
Indications for CSWD; Benefits and risks; Precautions and contra-indications; Equipment
required; Techniques for performing the procedure; Hands-on workshop undertaking basic
CSWD techniques
This session will not confirm clinical competency in CSWD but will provide a sound
understanding of the procedure to safely pursue development and attainment of skills and
competence in practice. Participants must have a sound understanding of basic wound
healing and wound management principles and work in clinical settings where CSWD
would enhance their practice.
MRCNA (Aust)
1400-1530hrs Pre congress Workshop 2
1400-1530hrs Pre Congress Workshop 4
Repeat of above (if numbers permit) Conservative Sharp Wound Debridement
Ileoanal Reservoir Hall C
Hosted by Angie Perrin RGN, BSc, Dip.N (UK)
WCET Meeting Schedule Thursday 19th April 2012
Please note these times may be subject to change. Please liaise with your
committee Chairperson for definite times.
1200-1500 Education Committee Adelaide Convention Centre
0900-1200 Publications Committee Adelaide Convention Centre
1000-1200 Editorial Committee Adelaide Convention Centre
1000-1200 NNGF Adelaide Convention Centre
1200-1400 Constitution Advisory Panel Adelaide Convention Centre
1600-1800 WCET International Delegates Meeting Riverbank Room 1
18002000
Lower limb assessment is the basis for developing a best practice management
plan for people with lower limb wounds. Differentiating between arterial,
venous and neuropathic ulcers is vital to the treatment plan to ensure good
outcomes.
This session will cover:
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Lower limb assessment techniques
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The importance of taking a history
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Examining the patient, including peripheral pulses
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Investigations including ABPI & Toe Pressures
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Monofilament testing
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The actual diagnosis. What does this mean?
 Best Practice implementation of management plans
A look at pre and post-op teaching. Psychological and physical impact after
surgery. Returning to school, work, and social activities.
Troubleshooting skin care and pouchitis. An interactional session aimed at
providing the best education, understanding and care for our patients through
their lifespan.
Welcome Reception in Exhibition Area
Halls I, J and K
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ConvaTec Breakfast Symposium
Hall C
7:00am – 7:15am – Breakfast followed by 7:15am – 8:15am – Symposium
Challenges and Opportunities in Maintaining Skin Integrity in Ostomy Management
Peristomal skin integrity is the cornerstone of stoma care. Yet, the prevalence of peristomal skin complications is high, leading to clinical
challenges and impacting patients’ post-surgery adjustment and quality of life. This symposium will present the scope of peristomal skin issues
amongst ostomates and discuss the importance and clinical impact of using a standardised tool to assess skin. It will also review clinical strategies
to optimise peristomal skin integrity, including recent findings from a multi-centre observational study.
Featured Faculty
Elizabeth English, RN, RM, STN(Cred), BN, Dip ApSc (CHN),Grad Dip Hilth
Co-Moderator
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Adelaide, South Australia
Australia
Tay Ai Choo, RN, CWS
Co-Moderator
Singapore General Hospital
Singapore, Singapore
Helen Nodrum, RN, STN
Cabrini HealthCare
Victoria, Australia
Vashti Livingston, BS, BSN, MS, CWOCN
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York, New York, USA
Brigitte Espirac, MD
Vice President Medical Affairs
ConvaTec Inc.
Paris, France
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Opening Ceremony
Halls A, D & E
Includes
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Keynote Presentation by Mary Jo Kroeber AM, MSc (HlthSc), Grad Dip Admin, BASocSc,BAppSc (nsg), FRCNA (DLF), ACHSE
 Parade of Nations
Morning tea in Trade Exhibition
Halls I, J & K
Halls A,D & E
Hall B
Hall C
Wound Stream
Ostomy Stream
Continence Stream
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Taking the sting out of burns
Colorectal Session
Continence Session
1145-1205
1145-1210
1145-1210
Linda Quinn RN (Aust)
Paediatric Burn Management
Dr Peter Hewett (Aust)
Dorothy Doughty MN, RN, CWOCN,
Colorectal Surgeon
FAAN (USA)
Recent Advances in Colorectal
Surgery
Continence Assessments
1205-1225
Pam Pratt RN (Aust)
Rural Burns Link Nurse
program
1225-1245
Colorectal Surgeon
Trans Endoscopic Mucosal
Resection
1230-1245
1245-1315
High Output Ileostomy
Director Adult Burn Service, Royal
Adelaide Hospital (Aust)
Shaping the Future -The Latest
in Burn Management Research
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Dr James Moore (Aust)
Sheila Kavanagh RN OAM (Aust)
Biobrane - Changing the Face
of Burn Management
Dr John Greenwood AM
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1210-1230
Lunch with trade
Halls I, J & K
Halls A,D & E
Keynote Presentation
Paediatric Wound Care
Sandy Quigley CWOCN, CPNP
Dr Andrew Luck (Aust)
Colorectal Surgeon
Trish Neuman
DipPhys, PhD Physiotherapist (Aust)
Teaching Pelvic Floor Exercises
1235-1305
Marlena Esposito
Physiotherapist (Aust)
Bladder Function Following
Pregnancy
1245-1305
Eva Carlsson (Sweden)
Nursing management of high
output ileostomy
1305-1315
1305-1315
Discussion
Discussion
1315-1415 ETNEP/REP Directors meeting. Adelaide Convention Centre
Hall B
Keynote Presentation
Ostomy
894 Pat Black M.Sc, SRN, RCNT, FETC,
Hall C
Keynote Presentation
Continence
Dorothy Doughty MN, RN, CWOCN,
(USA)
FPA Cert, Adv Stoma Cert, Dip N (UK)
FAAN (USA)
Paediatric Wound Care:
Promoting Best Practices
Stoma Care Course for Health Care
Workers
Bowel Function Following Surgery
Riverbank Rooms 1&2
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Skin Tear Management
Session
Keynote Presentation
1260 Prof Keryln Carville PhD
RN STN(cred) (Aust)
Determining the Effectiveness
of a Twice Daily Skin
Moisturising Regimen for
Reducing Skin Tear Incidence
QOL Ostomy Session
Faecal Continence Session
995 Joy Notter PhD RN (UK)
Living with a Stoma
Speaker sponsored by Welland
Dr Penny Lynn BSc(Hons), PhD (Aust)
Slow Transit Constipation
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1085 Sharon Baronoski (USA)
Skin Tears: state of the
science: consensus statements
for the prevention, prediction,
assessment and treatment of
skin tears
1108 Jeanette Fingren (Sweden)
The perception of Phantom Rectum
Syndrome and Health-Related
Quality of Life in Patients having
undergone Abdominoperineal
resection for Rectal Cancer
1138 Joanne Lawrence (Aust)
An investigation of the current
management of chronic constipation
in community dwelling older people
who have Parkinsons Disease
1125 Heather Hill (Aust)
Can you present? Yes, you CAN!
Preparation - Practice – Present.
1540
1098 Kelly Strazzieri Pulido
Skin tear prevalence amongst
oncology patients
920 Lawrence Gichini (Kenya)
Development and impact of stoma
nursing education on quality of life
of patients with advanced
colorectal cancer
1182 Tania Lima (Brazil)
Effectiveness of biofeedback digital
and manometric in patients with
anal incontinence
957 Charleen Deo (USA)
Innovations in Pediatric Care:
Theory into Practice
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Afternoon Tea with trade
Halls I, J & K
Halls A, D & E
Wound Management Session
980 Lisa Taylor (USA)
Standardized Management of
Epidermolysis Bullosa
Hall B
Ostomy Session
989 Mirjana Marinkovic
Hall C
Paediatric Continence Session
Judy Wells RN (Aust)
Adavantages and disadvantages of
peristeen bowel washout system from children and families
perspective.
Riverbank Rooms 1&2
Research Session
832 Fariba Nasiri Ziba (Iran)
Assessment of relationship
between Ostomy patients'
expectations of nursing care with
their satisfaction of received cares
referred to educational hospitals
of Tehran
(Brazil)
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(Serbia and Montenegro)
Preoperative Education of patients
with expected stoma surgery
Professional Development
Session
Dr Elizabeth Ayello PhD, RN,
ACNS-BC, CWON, ETN, MAPWCA,
FAAN (USA)
Writing for Publication
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1312 Ravathy Ramamurthy
1301 Suwanna Kittinouvarat
(Malaysia)
(Thailand)
Managing Cancerous Wounds
A study of difficulties experienced
by ostomates after hospital
discharge.
Discussion
Discussion
875 Laurent Chabal (Switzerland)
Impacts and collaboration on a new
surgical procedure and follow-up
Discussion
Halls A D & E
Wound and Ostomy Care
Keynote Presentation
Keryln Carville: PhD RN STN(cred) (Aust)
The Tanzanian Project: Advancing Best Practice in Wound and Ostomy Care in Tanzania
1313 Jie Chen (China)
Clinical complication survey on
149 cases of enterostomy in
children
Discussion
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SATURDAY 21st April 2012
Hollister Breakfast Symposium
Riverbank Rooms 1 & 2
Clinical Evidence in Stoma Care – A Symbiotic Relationship
The Hollister Breakfast Symposium will review the clinical evidence
available in stoma care and how the roles of the Stomal Therapy
Nurse and the ostomy product manufacturer are intertwined.
Carolyn Atkin, Stomal Therapy Nurse from Peter MacCullum Hospital
& Stacy Haddad, Senior Specialist Clinical Research, Hollister
Incorporated, will demonstrate: i) how to interpret the clinical
evidence presented utilising specific examples; ii) the value in
understanding the differing hierarchies of each type of evidence and
iii) how you might become involved. Please join us for this
informative and interesting session. We look forward to seeing you
there.
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Smith & Nephew Breakfast Symposium
Hall C
The Smith & Nephew breakfast session speaker will present
information about the human and economic cost of wounds, providing
context and case examples relevant to patients with wounds, the
clinicians who care for them and the institutions which fund their care.
FEATURED FACULTY
Louise Forest-Lalande RN, M.Ed ET
Moderator
WCET President
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Carolyn Atkin, RN, STN
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
Victoria, Australia
Stacy Haddad M.S., R.D.
Senior Specialist Clinical Research
Hollister Incorporated
Libertyville, Illinois, USA
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Plenary Session
Halls A, D & E
Greg McHugh Royal Flying Doctor Service Flight Nurse Manager (Central division) (Aust)
Weaving Culture Education and Technology into a Brilliant Blend. Medical Care in the Australian Outback
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Gastroenterology Stream
Halls A, D & E
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Vascular Stream
Riverbank Rooms 1&2
Urology Stream
Hall B
Dr Mark Schoeman
Dr Peter Subramanian
Professor Jan Paterson PSM, RN,
Gastroenterologist (Aust)
Vascular Surgeon MBBS, FRACS (Gen),
FRACS (Vasc) (Aust)
PhD, (Aust)
GI bleeding: An update on
Causes, Investigations and
treatment
Morning tea with trade
Halls I, J & K
Nurses in Collaborative
Practice
Basic Vascular Assessment
The Diabetic Foot
Continence Issues in the
Indigenous Population
Urology and Surgery
Dermatology Stream
Hall C
Keynote Presentation
Sandy Quigley CWOCN CPNP (USA)
Pediatric Pressure Ulcer Risk &
Prevention in the Modern Era
Australian Focus: Bites, Stings and
other skin things
1045-1115
1045-1100
1045-1115
1045-1115
Jeff Bull
Wendy McInnes NP Vascular/Wound
Dr Hilary Boucaut
Professor Julian White MD, FACTM,
Upper GI Cancer Clinical Practice
Consultant (Aust)
Management (Aust)
Paediatric Urologist (Aust)
Head of Toxinology (Aust)
Journey of the Oesophageal
Cancer Patient
Assessment of the Diabetic Foot
1100-1115
Indications and Troubleshooting
for Continent Urinary Diversion
Surgery
Bites, Stings, Wounds & Venom;
The Clinical Toxinology Connection
1115-1145
Jo Perry
Colorectal Support Nurse (Aust)
Journey of the Colorectal
Cancer Patient
Sara Jones Podiatrist PhD Msc (Aust)
The Diabetic Foot in the Aboriginal
Population
1115-1125
1115-1145
936 Maria Boccara de Paula (Brazil)
Neuropathic Ulcers: The evolution of
healing with silver based cover
Urologist (Aust)
Dr Richard Wells
The Patient’s Journey Following
Bladder Cancer
1115-1135
Deryn Thompson RN (Aust)
Paediatric Wet wraps
1125-1135
900 Shelly Burdette-Taylor (USA)
Inherited Neuropathy – CharcotMarie-Tooth Disease.
1135-1150
1135-1145
1047 Jennifer Byrnes NP Wound
1185 Soraia Rizzo (Brazil)
The Diabetic Foot and Chronic
Wounds Approach of Sao Paulo City
Hall Secretariat for Health
1145-1215
IBD Nurse Speaker TBC
Journey of the Inflammatory
Bowel Disease Patient
1145-1155
909 Shelly Burdette-Taylor (USA)
International Foot and wound care
initiative.
Management (Aust)
Territory Trouble – Complex
wounds in the tropics
1145-1240
1150-1205
Dr Peter Sutherland
Lisa Naeher RN STN (cred) (Aust)
The Chameleon Baby
Urologist (Aust)
An Update on Robotic Surgery for
Urological Surgery
1155-1210
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Linda McGarvey (Aust)
Limbs for Life: supporting the
diabetic through to amputation
1215-1245
1210-1225
Panel discussion:
Specialised Nurses
Where To from Here?
Dr Amy Jeeves (Aust)
Paediatric Extravasation
Associate Professor Robert
Heddle MBBS, PhD, FRCPA, FRACP
1225-1240
Shelly Muncaster RN (Aust)
Paediatric Peripherally Inserted
Central Catheters
1240-1245
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1205-1235
Head of Clinical Immunology RAH (Aust)
Allergic reactions to Australian
stinging insects
1240-1245
1235-1245
Discussion
Discussion
1400-1425
1400-1410
1400-1425
1400-1425
Irene Wilkinson BSc (Hons),
907 Irma Puspita Arisanty (Indonesia)
Application of Aloe Vera on arterial
ulcer for wound bed preparation
Dr Michael Chong
Dr Gary Sibbald BSc, MD, FRCPC(med)
Urologist (Aust)
(Derm), Med (Canada)
Urology in Remote Communities
Epidermolysis Bullosa
1425-1445
1425-1450
Dr Elayne Ooi
Louise Stevens RN (Aust)
Epidermolysis Bullosa Wound Care
and the National EB Dressings
Scheme.
Speaker Sponsored by Brightsky
Discussion
Lunch with trade
Halls I, J & K
MPH Manager, Infection Control
Service (Aust)
Clostridium Difficile - all you
wanted to know, but were
afraid to ask!
1425-1435
1100 Eva Carlsson (Sweden)
Living with intestinal failure
due to short bowel syndromeNot letting the disease
conquer life
1410-1420
1008 Juliet Keaton (Aust)
Online Education development in
wound management from concept
to interaction
1420-1430
1079 Margaret Edmondson (Aust)
The enablers and barriers to
implementing e-health records for
patients with wounds to support
remote patient consultation
Urology Fellow (Aust)
Haemorrhagic cystitis
1430-1440
1435-1445
1061 Laura Liles (UK)
Management of
oesophagostomy and
gastrostomy following
1012 Pam Morey (Aust)
Delivery of culturally safe wound
education using multiple learning
modalities
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complication from Ivor Lewis
oesophagectomy
1445-1510
Professor Bob Jones
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1440-1450
1445-1505
1136 Bernadette McNally (Aust)
The 5 West Leg Ulcer Projectimplementing best practice In the
management of chronic leg ulcers
David Wilkinson
Director Liver Transplant Unit,
Austin Hospital (Aust)
1450-1510
An Update on Bowel
Transplants
(Aust)
Medical Director Hyperbaric Medicine
Unit RAH (Aust)
1450-1510
Hyperbaric Oxygen in Radiation
Cystitis
Officer, Wound Healing Laboratory
Women’s and Children’s Health Research
Institute (Aust)
Dr Zlatko Kopecki PhD Research
Novel approaches for developing
new therapies for children with
Epidermolysis Bullosa
Judith Barker NP Wound Management
Australian Venous Leg Ulcer
Guidelines
1510-1515
1510-1515
1510-1515
1505-1515
Discussion
Afternoon tea with trade
Halls I, J & K
Gastroenterology Workshop
Louise Forest Lalande RN
Discussion
Discussion
Vascular Concurrent Workshops
Professor Neil Piller Director
Urology Workshop part 1
Leigh Pretty RN Clinical Practice
Dermatology Workshop
Dorothy Doughty MN, RN, CWOCN,
(Canada)
Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic FMC (Aust)
Consultant; Urology (Aust)
FAAN (USA)
Feeding gastrostomies
Care and troubleshooting
Improving lymphatic function in
oedema and lymphoedema
or
Judith Barker NP Wound Management
Evidenced Based Practice in
Urinary Catheter Care and
Management. Products and
Assessment
Management of peristomal skin
conditions
Compression therapy made easy
Concurrent Workshops repeated
Urology Workshop part 2
Dermatology Workshop part 2
Discussion
(Aust)
16201650
Gastroenterology Workshop
part 2
Emma Landorf
Professor Neil Piller Director
Leigh Pretty RN Clinical Practice
Dorothy Doughty MN, RN, CWOCN,
Dietician, Home Enteral Nutrition
Service (Aust)
Lymphoedema Assessment Clinic FMC
(Aust)
Consultant; Urology (Aust)
FAAN (USA)
Lisa Harley
Improving lymphatic function in
oedema and lymphoedema
or
Judith Barker NP Wound Management
Troubleshooting those common
and not so common problems in
urinary catheter management
Incontinence Associated Dermatitis
Department Dietetics Royal
Adelaide Hospital (Aust)
Adult Vs Paediatric
Nutritional Needs in
Gastrostomy Management
1900
(Aust)
Compression therapy made easy
Congress gala Dinner
Theme: “Red, White or Sparkling”
Halls F & G
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World Council of Enterostomal Therapists General Meeting
Riverbank Rooms 1&2
Morning tea/poster prizes in exhibition area
Halls I, J & K
Hall E
Plenary session: Considerations in nursing the bariatric patient
Claire Gardiner Dietician CSIRO (Aust)
Paediatric trends in diet and exercise
Dr Catherine Gibb High Risk Clinic (Aust)
Perspectives on the bariatric patient from the High Risk Clinic
Associate Professor Nicholas Rieger Colorectal Surgeon (Aust)
Challenges in colorectal surgery in the obese patient
1171 Sercan Karadag (Turkey)
The effects of body mass index on ostomy complications after colorectal surgery
913 Carol Stott RN STN (Aust)
Challenges in caring for the bariatric patient: A case study
Lunch in trade exhibition
Halls I, J & K
Hall E
Hall B
Hall C
Keynote presentation
Keynote presentation Wound
Continence Session
Ostomy
Pat Black M.Sc, SRN, RCNT, FETC,
Dr Gary Sibbald BSc, MD, FRCPC(med)
Peter Stewart RN, BNurs, MClinReh
FPA Cert, Adv Stoma Cert (UK)
(Derm), Med (Canada)
(Aust)
Valuing Differences Capturing the Power of
Diversity
Infection and Inflammation: NERDS
& STONEES, and a new bedside test
for wound inflammation
Autonomic Dysreflexia.
Crisis-What crisis?
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
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Riverbank Rooms 1&2
Professional Development Session
Tabatha Rando MNP, GradDip CHN,
STN, Dip Frontline Mgt, Cert IV WAT, RN,
MRCNA (Aust)
Continuing Professional
Development for the busy clinician
Discussion
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Multicultural Ostomy Session
Malignant Wound Care Session
Paediatric Session (Assorted)
1091 Thandinkosi Madiba
859 Wen-pei Huang (Taiwan)
Comparative efficacy of silver nitrate
and bosmin in the management of
bleeding control of malignant
fungating wounds
1164 Michelle Wai Kuen Lee
(South Africa)
Stoma creation, complications
and their management.
Experience from a tertiary
colorectal unit.
(Hong Kong)
Necrotizing enterocolitis in a
premature infant: complication
after complication
Assorted Ostomy Abstract
Presentations
1186 Karen Bruton (Canada)
Meeting Needs, Filling Gaps: How a
volunteer organization responded
to call for nursing practice help
1440
1026 Peter Kamau (Kenya)
Providing stomal care in a
resource limited set up
1041 Yiqun Yu (China)
Care intervention with the cancer
wounds of end stage patients 10min
956 Nancy Vierhaus (USA)
CPAP Application, Maintenance
and Trouble Shooting: Improving
Outcomes in the NICU through a
Multidisciplinary Approach
1076 Lesley Jack (Aust)
Malrotation with volvulus: "Twisted
guts", ET nursing and a Dennis tube
1450
1048 Jennifer Byrnes (Aust)
I don’t believe you sister! An
indigenous woman’s story
Keynote Presentation
Professor Keryln Carville PhD RN
914 Christine Thomas (Aust)
A Paediatric Gastrostomy Audit does gastrostomy placement with
concurrent fundoplication
increase the risk of gastrostomy
related complications?
954 Patricia Walls (Aust)
Granuloma and Mucosal Nodules:
A Challenge for the Stomal Therapy
Nurse
929 Mandy Rimmer-Gray (UK)
Case Study: Baby A with OEIS
complex
1087 Hitomi Shinada (Japan)
A case of Severe Pseudo
Epitheliomatous Hyperplasia on
persistomal skin improved by
cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen
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1112 Ina Berndtsson (Sweden)
To be an ostomate or not to
be, that is the question!
STN(cred) (Aust)
Do’s and don’ts of malignant wound
care. PLUS
Caring for the wounds of patients
undergoing chemotherapy. Is there a
difference?
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Discussion
Discussion
Afternoon tea and close of trade exhibition
Halls I, J & K
Hall E
Hall B
Discussion
Hall C
1315 Xiujun Guo (China)
The History of Anorectal Disorders
and their treatment in ancient
China
Discussion
Riverbank Rooms 1&2
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Ostomy Session
Dr Tabitha Healey
Oncologist
Cancer-body image and
sexuality
Fistula Session
905 Lorraine Andrews (NZ)
Fathoming Fistulas
1073 Sally Nightingale (UK)
Stomal varices:- a patients
experience
932 Kathryn Emma Harper (UK)
Management of colocutaneous
fistula in palliaitve care
1195 Vigdis Hannestad
(Norway)
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Acute intestinal failure, High
output stoma, TPN and
feeding, a wife's perspective
895 Joy Sears (Aust)
Pyoderma-what do we do
when all else fails?
12min
1140 Kanchana Rungsangjun
(Thailand)
The Peristomal Skin
Management Guideline
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Cert, Adv Stoma Cert (UK)
960 Åsa Gustafsson (Sweden)
Management of a large open
wound with one enterocutaneous
fistula
942Tess Richards (Aust)
Case Study of Mucositis-induced
Fistula
Wound Care Session
912 Ya Chen Lin (Taiwan)
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
Wound management using
Aquacel and Infra-red Radiation
949 Najib Daulatzai (UK)
effect of digitation in the
management of open wounds: a
randomized control study
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Discussion
Professional Dev Session
Keynote Presentation
898 Pat Black M.Sc, SRN, RCNT, FETC, FPA
Discussion
Taste of South Australia at Sunset
The Promenade, Adelaide Convention Centre
Colorectal “ Hot Clinics", Right time,
right place
896 Carol Stott (Aust)
The Graduate Certificate in Stomal
Therapy Nursing Distance Education
Course – A National and International
Perspective
927 Per Herlufsen (Denmark)
What is the most efficient way to
organize daily work in a stoma care
clinic when 3 clinics are amalgamated
into one?
1146 Jörg Diehl (Germany)
Quality of Life increase for German
ambulant ostomy patients through a
new holistic therapy approach
including ostomy, continence, wound,
nutrition therapy
1167 Michelle Wai Kuen Lee (Hong
Kong)
The first accredited hospital pressure
ulcer program in Hong Kong
Pressure Injury Session
Dr Elizabeth Ayello PhD, RN, ACNS-BC,
CWON, ETN, MAPWCA, FAAN (USA)
Reducing pressure ulcer incidenceLessons learned in the USA
958 Charleen Deo (USA)
Bringing pressure ulcer rates to
zero in the Pediatric CVICU.
977 Susannah Mulligan (Aust)
preventable hospital acquired
pressure ulcer prevalence within
Western Australia: outcomes of
serial prevalence surveys and
education
1153 Tina Meyers (USA)
Stop Incontinence Associated
Dermatitis to reduce the risk of
Hospital Acquired Pressure Ulcers
870 Erica Thibault (USA)
Purchasing green mattresses: a
qualitative survey of hospitals
decision making processes
1111 Werner Droste (Germany)
The German Research Programme of
the FgSKW for nurse specialists.
1179 Mariana Franco, (Brazil)
A new strategy to prevent pressure
ulcers in patients where
repositioning is not feasible
Discussion
Discussion
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WCET 2012 Congress
07000900
09151020
MONDAY 23rd April 2012
www.wcetn.org
Australian Association of Stomal Therapy Nurses Inc AGM
Riverbank rooms 1&2
Hall E
Panel Session
Culture, Education and Technology. An interactive global discussion with international experts
Your chance to ask questions of experts from around the world!
A question box will be available at the registration desk throughout the congress to submit your questions
10201045
10451115
Morning tea
Hall E
963 Silindile Mavanini (South Africa)
The impact of HIV & AIDS in South Africa
Includes question time
11151145
Associate Professor Kerry Reid Searl PhD, RN, RM, MClin Ed, MRCNA, FCN (Aust)
Weaving Culture Education and Technology into a Brilliant Blend
11451230
Closing Ceremony
Hall E
2014 WCET Congress promotion
2013 AASTN Tasmanian conference promotion
Awarding of successful WCET ETNEP/REP certificates
Closing Address by WCET President and Congress Convenor
1300
Optional afternoon excursions
A different way to teach. Seeing is believing!!!
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