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08:30
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Welcome,
tea & coffee |
Room: First
Floor |
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09:00
- 09:55 |
Plenary
session 6 |
Room:
Willem Burger Zaal |
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Chair: Prof.
Gabriele Meyer |
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Keynote
addresses
KN10 Nursing leadership
Greta Cummings, RN, PhD
Professor, Faculty of Nursing, University of
Alberta, Canada
Principal Investigator, CLEAR Outcomes (Connecting
Leadership Education & Research)
KN11 The Care of Older People – What Role
for Technology?
Prof. Anthea Tinker, CBE, PhD, FKC, AcSS
Professor of Social Gerontology, King’s
College London,
United Kingdom |
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09:55
- 10:20 |
Break |
Room: First
Floor |
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Parallel
session J |
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10:20
- 12:45 |
Poster
presentations |
Room:
Willem Burger Hal |
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Attitudes
towards ageing
J1-170 Attitudes towards the anticipated
transition into retirement in the Nordic
welfare context
O.S. Söderhamn, University of Agder, Faculty
of Health and Sport Sciences, Norway
Ethics and older persons
J2-100 Preservative care. On good nursing
care for vulnerable older persons in nursing
homes
J.S. Jukema, Windesheim University of
Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
J3-414 Ethical issues of the research
interviews with people with dementia and
their significant others
H.M. Pesonen, University of Oulu, Finland
J4-448 How decisions are made by and for
older residents with dementia in residential
care homes
J.H. Wood, Kingston and St George's
Universities, United Kingdom
Family and informal care givers
J5-20 Taking leave from the life of
care-giving: Burden relief among advanced
dementia caregivers
C. de la Cuesta-Benjumea, University of
Alicante, Spain
J6-30 Challenging Experiences of
Relatives in Caring for a Family Member with
Alzheimer’s Disease at Home
V. Zydziunaite, Vytautus Magnus University,
Kaunas, Lithuania
J7-31 From Hospital to home
S. Duarte, ESEnfC, Portugal
J8-32 Home Care: Building A Partnership
to Take Care Of The Older Loved One
S. Duarte, ESEnfC, Portugal
J9-53 Attitudes of relatives of nursing
home residents towards physical restraints
in Germany
A. Haut, University of Witten/Herdecke,
Germany
J10-84 Positive and negative impact in
caring for older people living in Sardinia,
Italy
E.V. Vellone, University Tor Vergata, Italy
J11-85 Development of a project framework
for the training and support of 'community
grannies'
K.M. Defilippi, Hospice Palliative Care
Assoc of South Africa, South Africa
J12-86 Overload, difficulties, coping and
satisfaction of caregivers in Portugal
C.C. Sequeira, School of Nursing of Porto,
Portugal
J13-93 Moral reflection by family
caregivers
M.G.M.J. Jansen, Hogeschool Utrecht, the
Netherlands
J14-129 Family carers: nurses'perception
and attitudes
V. Delicado, Castilla La Mancha University,
Spain
J15-189 Home care and support for the
elderly in Switzerland
T.S. Schwarze, Bern University of Applied
Sciences, Switzerland
J16-245 Promoting improved staff-family
relationships in residential aged care
M.B. Bauer, La Trobe University, Australia
J17-311 (cancelled)
J18-408 Knowledge, attitudes and
experiences of family members of homebound
elderly
M. Rashin, Tel Aviv University, Israel
J19-425 Stress and burden evaluation in
the caregiver of Alzheimer illness in
Alessandria (Italy)
F. Germini, Italy
J20-432 Family and health care. Quality
of life of caregivers and impacts of the
dependence
V. Delicado, Castilla La Mancha University,
Spain
J21-461 Informal elderly caregivers
quality of life from the councils of Lagoa
and Ponta Delgada in Azores
M. Tavares, University of Azores, Portugal
J22-L21 A synthesis of qualitative
studies: The adaptation process of
dependency in older people and their
families
E. Abad-Corpa, Research Department, Murcia
Health Service, Spain
J23-L4 Nursing intervention strategy with
dependent eldery
C. Vivar, Hospital Clinico Universitario,
Malaga, Spain
Financial issues regarding care for older
persons
J24-224 Impact of Ethics and Behavior in
Monetary Satisfaction with Life: Elderly
Alone
G.M.P.S. Santos, Portugal
Management and leadership in care for older
persons
J25-7 Empowering management for dementia
care units
H. Laaksonen, the City of Vaasa, Finland
J26-141 How nurses can contribute to
sustainable care Cancelled
C.C. de Jong, STG/HMF, the Netherlands
J27-175 The role of the organisational
setting for quality improvement team
effectiveness
A.P. Nieboer, Erasmus University, the
Netherlands
J28-230 An Electronic Patient Record in a
nursing home: One size fits all?
M.B. Michel-Verkerke, Saxion Hogescholen,
the Netherlands
J29-248 Three times lucky: the future for
nursing research
F.E. Witkamp, Erasmus MC, the Netherlands
J30-434 Conflicts experienced by
discharge support nurses in caring for
patient and their families in Japan
H. Nagae, Graduate School of Health
Sciences, Okayama University, Japan
J31-L3 Is a High Performance Organisation
necessary to provide adequate residential
care to old patients with severe mental
disorders?
M. Sweere, Dimence, the Netherlands
Manpower issues and the labor market
J32-24 Trends in Elderly Caregiving: A
Comparison Analysis Between France, Italy,
Denmark and Sweden
L.D.G. Maas, Rotterdam University, the
Netherlands
J33-96 Motivating and Impeding Factors
for Nurses to Participate in Continuing
Professional Development
G.A. Brekelmans, Erasmus MC, the
Netherlands
New developments in dementia care
J34-43 Improving dementia care health
service in Europe: The new European study
‘RightTimePlaceCare’
G. Meyer, University of Witten/Herdecke,
Germany
J35-106 Adaptability of the need
assessment for Dementia (CarenapD) into the
German Community Care System
C.R. Riesner, German Centre of
Neurogegeneratic Diseases, Germany
J36-215 Dynamic lighting to influence the
day-night rhythm of clients with dementia
M.D. Spreeuwenberg, Hogeschool Zuyd, the
Netherlands
J37-243 Translating rhetoric about
person-centredness into practice in care of
older people with dementia
M. Bauer / M. Winbolt, La Trobe University,
Australia
J38-264 Small-scale living facilities in
the Netherlands and Belgium.
A longitudinal study on patient outcome
A.H.P.M. de Rooij, De Wever / Tilburg
University, the Netherlands
J39-355 Quality and safety nursing care
of the elderly suffering from
dementia- A challenge for the future
S.K.A. Sedej Kodela, Psychiatric Hospital
Idrija, Slovenia
J40-366 A transition protocol for people
with dementia and their family carers facing
institutionalisation
J.H. Groenewoud, Rotterdam University, the
Netherlands
Participation of older persons
J41-57 Construction of an innovation in
social practice: deconstruction for the
benefit of consideration
R.M. Ramakers, Rotterdam University of
Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
J42-66 Older clients' and their
professional carers' collaborative
relationship in home care
E.S. Eloranta, University of Turku, Finland
J43-127 Sexuality and the need for sexual
counseling of patients with chronic heart
failure and the spouses
M.J.J. de Hosson, University Hospital Ghent,
Belgium
J44-132 Sexual informational needs of
patients with chronic heart failure and
spouses: a questionnaire
M.J.J. de Hosson, University Hospital Ghent,
Belgium
J45-200 The perspectives and experiences
of hearing impaired people at the hospital
L.A. Lilgenau, University of Vienna, Austria
J46-363 Older persons self determination
within municipal home care services
A.B. Breitholtz, Sweden
J47-372 Determination of old individuals'
life satisfaction and level of loneliness
Z. Koc, Ondokuz Mayis University, Turkey
J48-L16 Improving Care Provided for
Elderly Demented Patients Requiring Constant
Observations in Acute Health
S. Capron, Melbourne Health Bank, Australia |
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Parallel
session K |
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K1-S9 |
Symposium |
Room: Willem Burger Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
EASYcare: a
standardized assessment for individual needs
in health and social care |
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Chair: A.
Persoon
1 EASYcare: recognizing needs in health
and social care in vulnerable older people
at home
A. Persoon, Radboud University Nijmegen
Medical Centre, the Netherlands
2 Competence-based training on the job:
preconditional for comprehensive EASYcare
assessments
L. Theunisse, Radboud Univeristy Nijmegen
Medical Centre, the Netherlands
3 A validation study of a two step
screening method for the identification of
frail older people
J.A.L. van Kempen, Radboud University
Nijmegen Medical Centre,
The Netherlands
4 An EASYcare based dementia training
programme improves dementia diagnosis in
primary care
M. Perry, Radboud Univeristy Nijmegen
Medical Centre, the Netherlands
5 An EASYcare-based dementia training
programme helps overcoming barriers to
diagnosing dementia
M. Perry, Radboud Univeristy Nijmegen
Medical Centre, the Netherlands |
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K2-S18 |
Symposium |
Room: Jurriaanse Zaal |
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10:20
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Leadership
and management role of the doctor of nursing
practice in care of older persons in the USA |
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Chair: P.
Stoeckel
1 Leadership and management role of the
doctor of nursing practice in care of older
persons in the USA
C. Kruschke, Regis University, USA
2 Leadership and management role of the
doctor of nursing practice in care of older
persons in the USA
D. Ernst, Regis University, USA
3 Leadership and management role of the
doctor of nursing practice in care of older
persons in the USA
B. Berg, Regis University, USA
4 Leadership and management role of the
doctor of nursing practice in care of older
persons in the USA
P. Stoeckel, C. Finn, Regis University, USA |
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K3-468 |
Workshop |
Room: Plate Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Coping with
disability and co-morbidity: a patient
perspective |
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C. Smit, VSOP,
the Netherlands |
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K4-L13 |
Workshop |
Room: Ruys Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Next level
leadership |
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I. van der
Saag, Management Development Consultant de
Baak, the Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van Cappellen Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Challenges
and innovations in long-term care for older
persons (1) |
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Chair: R.J.J.
Gobbens |
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K5-55 The
construct validity of the Tilburg Frailty
Indicator
R.J.J. Gobbens, Rotterdam University of
Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
K6-99 How to measure and classify
insomnia in elderly persons
A. Hellström, Blekinge Institute of
Technology, Sweden
K7-305 Interrater reliability
N.I.H. Wellens, Catholic university Leuven,
Belgium |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Mees Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Challenges
and innovations in long-term care for older
persons (2) |
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Chair: M.W.B.
Wälti-Bolliger
K8-69 Self-actualization of the elderly
living in the nursing homes, a challenge for
care providers!
M.W.B. Wälti-Bolliger, Haute Ecole de santé
Arc, Switzerland
K9-74 The added value of a senior adult
oncology program for elderly cancer patients
in a general hospital
I.D. Demande, CHR Citadelle, Belgium
K10-424 Transferring the acutely ill
nursing home resident to acute care in
hospital
B. Graverholt, Bergen University College,
Norway |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van der Vorm Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Promotion
of health and well-being in older persons
(1) |
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Chair: K. Rich
K11-153 Pressure ulcers in elderly
palliative care patients
I. Hendrichova, Campus BioMedico University,
Italy
K12-393 Hospital based nurse led
consultation teams: impact on pain
management and palliative care
K. Rich, St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital, USA
K13-396 Elderly experiences with falls
and reasons for (non) participation in fall
prevention programmes
M.B. Nieweg, Hanze University of Applied
Sciences, the Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van Rijckevorsel Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Promotion
of health and well-being in older persons
(2) |
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Chair: A.
Lerdal
K14-50 Health and Living Situation of
Community-Dwelling Persons 80+ in
Switzerland: Preliminary Results
L. Imhof, Zurich University of Applied
Sciences, Switzerland
K15-406 The bumpy road to finally get
diagnosed with depression in old age
M. Kumpfmueller, University of Vienna,
Austria
K16-101 Fatigue among older patients with
first ever stroke in the acute phase
A. Lerdal, Buskerud University, College
Norway
K17-179 Active social participation and
depression among older persons
S.G. Grav, Mid Sweden University, Norway |
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11:45
- 12:45 |
Lunch |
Room: First Floor |
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Meet the
experts |
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L1-S1 |
Symposium |
Room: Jurriaanse Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
(Help me
to) make my day |
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Chair: M. van
Woensel
1 The Laurens philosophy and experience
on innovative long-term care for older
persons
M. van Woensel, Laurens housing welfare
services and care, the Netherlands
2 Self management and volunteers:
solutions for neighbourhood projects
M. van Woensel, Laurens housing welfare
services and care, the Netherlands
3 Innovations in geriatric rehabilitation
of frail older people
R. van Balen, Laurens housing welfare
services and care, the Netherlands
4 Programming for palliative care: the
role of the teaching and learning centre
palliative care
F. Baar, Laurens housing welfare services
and care, the Netherlands |
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L2-S19 |
Symposium |
Room: Willem Burger Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Malnutrition, pressure ulcers, and falls: a
joint venture to improve patient safety |
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Chair: J.M.G.A.
Schols
1 The relationship between malnutrition
parameters and pressure ulcers in care homes
J.M.M. Meijers, Maastricht University, the
Netherlands
2 Measuring health care problems to
improve patient safety
R.J.G. Halfens, Maastricht University,
the Netherlands
3 Relationships between malnutrition and
falls in elderly patients in Dutch care
homes
J.C.L. Neyens, Maastricht University, HMLS
The Netherlands
4 Factors associated with malnutrition in
German nursing home residents
R. Palm, University Witten/Herdecke, Germany |
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L3-S475 |
Symposium |
Room: Ruys Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Think local,
act local |
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E. van den
Enden, Thuiszorg Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Chair: F.R.Jonkman
Presented by: H.Rosendal, F.R.Jonkman,
B.Stam-Keizer
Thuiszorg Rotterdam, the Netherlands |
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L4-S28 |
Symposium |
Room: Van Cappellen Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Assisted
living and urban faces towards future care
and architecture |
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Chair: S.
Bakker
1 Assisted Living: Lifestyle and care: a
new focus for district nurses
G.J. Hagen / M. Ruizing,
SmartAgentCompangny, the Netherlands
2 Assisted Living: Embedding the
decentralized care taking facility by means
of assisted urban environments and lifelong
personal mobility
O. Trienekens / F. van der Hoeven,
Veldacademie & TU Delft, the Netherlands
3 INSIDE-OUT in assisted living: A new
Cure Care Community Center
J. Ouburg, Office Jarrik Ouburg, the
Netherlands
P. Bremmer, Paulien Bremmer architecten, the
Netherlands
M. Talstra, Twynstra Gudde, the Netherlands
J. Dols, Twynstra Gudde, the Netherlands |
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L5-S22 |
Symposium |
Room: Mees Zaal |
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12:45
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Pain in
residents with dementia: assessment and
treatment |
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Chair: S.M.G.
Zwakhalen
1 Interventions after diagnosing pain in
nursing home residents with dementia
S.M.G. Zwakhalen, Maastricht University, the
Netherlands
2 Assessing chronic pain in residents
with dementia
S.C. van Nispen tot Pannerden,
Maastricht University, the Netherlands
3 Pain observation by means of a digital
scale
L. de Maesschalck, K.H.Kempen University
College, Belgium
4 Pain assessment in severe demented
elderly based on facial expression
G. Leysens, K.H.Kempen University,
College Bel |
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L6
S24 |
Symposium |
Room: Van der Vorm Zaal |
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12:45
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Positive
aspects of family care |
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Chair: C.H.M.
Smits
1 Positive aspects of care giving: a
survey amongst family caregivers
C.H.M. Smits, Windesheim University of
Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
2 Positive experiences with family care:
Syrian-Orthodox versus Dutch family
caregivers
L. Groen-van de Ven, Windesheim University
of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands
3 Family care in a residential home:
expectations and beliefs of different
stakeholders
J. Jukema, Windesheim University of Applied
Sciences, the Netherlands |
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14:15
- 14.45 |
Break |
Room: First Floor |
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14:45
- 16:00 |
Plenary
session 7 closing ceremony |
Room: Willem Burger Zaal |
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Chair: Herdis
Sveinsdóttir
Keynote addresses
KN12 Homecare and Autonomy of Older
Persons
Carol Raphael, MPA
Member AARP Board of Directors
President and CEO of the Visiting Nurse
Service of New York (VNSNY)
Overview and summary of the congress
Prof. Marieke Schuurmans, RN, PhD
Chair Nursing Science,
Department of Rehabilitation, Nursing
Science & Sports
University Medical Center Utrecht, the
Netherlands
Farewell and closing remarks
Prof. Herdis Sveinsdóttir, RN, PhD
Chair Workgroup of European Nurse
Researchers
Hanneke Hillmann, RN
Chair European Nursing Congress Foundation
Johan Lambregts, RN, MsN
Project manager European Nursing Congress
Foundation
Bureau Lambregts, Rotterdam
Performance by a special choir of Surinam
singers organized by Laurens |
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