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08:30
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Welcome,
tea & coffee |
Room: First
Floor |
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09:00 -
12:00 |
Optional:
visit to nursing home Laurens |
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09:00
- 09:55 |
Plenary
Session 2 |
Room:
Willem Burger Zaal |
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Chair: Prof.
Theo van Achterberg, RN, PhD
University of Nijmegen St Radboud, Nijmegen,
the Netherlands |
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Keynote
addresses |
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KN4 The
Longevity Revolution
Prof. Rudi Westendorp, PhD
Professor of medicine
Chairman department of Gerontology and
Geriatrics, Leiden University Medical
Center, the Netherlands.
Executive Director Leyden Academy on
Vitality and Ageing |
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KN5
Prevention of Falls in Older Persons: an
update
Prof. Koen Milisen, RN, PhD
Department of Geriatric Medicine, University
Hospitals of Leuven & Center for Health
Services and Nursing Research, Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Belgium |
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09:55
- 10:20 |
Break |
Room: First
Floor |
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Parallel
Session B |
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10:20
- 12:45 |
Poster
presentations |
Room:
Willem Burger Hal |
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Care for
older persons in Europe in 2025 |
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B1-419
Integrating home care services in Europe
S. Chlabicz, Medical University of Bialystok,
Poland |
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Challenges
and innovations in long-term care for older
persons |
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B2-70
Coordinating the Roles of Nursing Home Staff
and Families of Elderly Nursing Home
Residents
M. Ehrenfeld, Pat Mattews academic school of
nursing, Israel
B3-72 Nurses’ perceptions of
individualised care in long-term care
institutions
R.A. Suhonen, University of Turku, Finland
B4-97 Protocol for innovative projects of
care and support targeting community
dwelling frail elderly
T.P.M. van Durme, Universite Catholique de
Louvain, Belgium
B5-120 A pilot experience of client
centred care in Brussels city
C. Jeanmart, Institute For Health and
Society, UCLouvain Belgium
B6-151 Nijmegen University Network of
Nursing Homes: collaboration in care and
research
E.W.C. Derksen, Radboud University Nijmegen
Medical Centre,
the Netherlands
B7-191 Towards a framework for
operational access to care for the elderly.
E.C.C. Schipper, Tranzo / UvT, the
Netherlands
B8-205 Examining the Health Care Policy
for Elderly People from an International
Perspective
H.G. Golander, Tel Aviv University, Israel
B9-227 The continuous nursing care -
Conceptual basis
J.P.A.T. Tavares, Portugal
B10-229 Barriers and Solutions in the
Continuous Nursing Care for the Elderly
J.P.A.T. Tavares, Portugal
B11-254 Nurse case management in
England:A study of different models for
community dwelling older people
M. Drennan, Kingston University & St.
George's University of London,
United Kingdom
B12-261 A Quality Framework for
Responsible Care gives new opportunities for
managers and professionals
R.H. van der Veen, Vilans, the
Netherlands
B13-325 Literature review on advance care
planning of nursing home residents
L. Séchaud, Haute Ecole de Santé,
Switzerland
B14-337 Best practice; the professional
as a ‘guiding actor’
J.S. Boonstra, Saxion, the Netherlands
B15-380 Structure of patients’ health
requirements in homecare in Poland and
changes in the health care
G. Wojcik, Medical University of Warsaw,
Poland
B16-382 Obesity in care of nursing home
residents - Pilot study on detection of
efforts in nursing homes
G. Apelt, Charité-Universitätsmedizin
Berlin, Germany
B17-464 Collaborative Intensity - a
description of the research process for the
par tnership model
L. Rekola, Helsinki Metropolia University of
Applied Science, Finland
B18-465 Partnership between higher
education and working life in Geriatric
Services
A. Haggman-Laitila Halsinki, Metropolia
University of Applied, Sciences Finland
B19-L1 Home dialysis for the frail
elderly
A.T. Riemann, AMC/Dianet dialysecentra,
the Netherlands |
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Manpower
issues and the labor market |
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B20-10
Moral distress and Burn-Out in nurses on
acute geriatric wards
M.D.W. Dewitte, Ghent University Hospital,
Belgium |
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Patient safety
and health outcomes e.g. |
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B21-098
Patient safety climate in Swiss nursing
homes and its relationship to clinical
outcomes
F.Z. Zuniga, University of Basel,
Switzerland
B22-123 The Australian Medical Sheepskin
prevents pressure ulcers: a combined
multilevel analysis of 3 RCTs
P. Mistiaen, NIVEL, the Netherlands
institute for health services research,
the Netherlands
B23-149 Assessment of postoperative pain
in older patients
F.M. van Dijk, University Medical Center,
the Netherlands
B24-198 Belgian Screening Tools (BeST)
database
L.B. Bulteel, Ghent University, Belgium
B25-217 Adherence and medication
management by the elderly
A.H. Henriques, Escola Superior de
Enfermagem de Lisboa, Portugal
B26-240 Barriers that influence nurses’
information exchange
during care transfer of older persons
R.M.O. Olsen, Nord-Trøndelag University
College, Norway
B27-268 Comparing acute and long-term
elderly care by the use of an Italian
theoretical model and the ICNP®
D. Ausili, Insubria University Varese, Italy
B28-344 Pain and interventions in German
nursing homes
K. Kopke, Charité - Universitätsmedizin
Berlin, Germany
B29-364 Experiences of nurse specialists
in projects aiming to reduce the use of
physical restraints
H.M.J.H. Smeets, MeanderGroep ZL, the
Netherlands
B30-371 Making an inventory of best
practices recommendations and putting them
at nurses’ disposal
N.A.O. Gobert, Université Catholique de
Louvain, Belgium
B31-374 Falls in the hospital: a study of
data collection processes and inter-rater
reliability in the US
M. Simon, University of Kansas Medical
Center.
School of Nursing, United States of America
B32-386 Psychosocial interventions to
reduce antipsychotic drugs in care home
residents: systematic review
S. Köpke, University of Hamburg, Germany
B33-420 Fall prevention in the elderly:
current evidence and challenges for further
research
K. Balzer, Universität zu Lübeck, Germany
B34-451 Screening for falls in an acute
geriatric ward: are instruments performing
better than nurses?
K.J.J. Versluys, UZ Gent, Belgium
B35-467 Towards an optimal skill mix for
older residents in nursing homes
A. Tuinman, Hanzehogeschool Groningen, the
Netherlands
B36-469 Falls in older hospital
inpatients and effect of cognitive
impairment
J. Härlein, General Hospital Fürth, Germany
B37-L11 Issue and implementation of an
practice guideline for skin care with
incontinence for acute hospitals and nursing
homes
E. Haslinger-Baumann, Forschungsinstitut des
Roten Kreuzes, Austria |
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Promotion
of health and well-being in older persons |
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B38-2
Caring for older people with multiple
chronic conditions in their own homes
M.T.L. Lupari, NHSCT, United Kingdom
B39-8 Cultural Diversity, Locus of
Control, Spirituality and Quality of Life in
Elderly Patients
Y. Marcus, presented by B. Shaindman,
Shoenbrun Academic School of Nursing, Israel
B40-13 Natural Environment and Health:
Promoting Health in Older Persons
I.P. Prasini, Hygeia Hospital, Greece
B41-15 Osteoporosis Knowledge, Health
Beliefs and Preventive Behavior in Older
Women Living in a Rural Area
S.A. Aree-Ue, Ramathibodi Hospital, Thailand
B42-018 Fall Risk Assessment in the
Outpatient Setting J. Meador, Jack C.
Montgomery VA Medical Center, United States
of America
B43-23 The nursing staff’s experiences
and reactions when older people with
dementia fall in nursing homes
S.St. Struksnes, Norway
B44-26 Effects of Quadriceps Exercise on
Pain and Strength Conditioning in Women with
Knee Osteoarthritis
N.P. Piyakhachornrot, Ramathibodi Hospital,
Thailand
B45-54 Healthy and Active Ageing, a
preventive program for independent living
well elderly
M.B.M. Bussmann, Hogeschool Rotterdam, the
Netherlands
B46-60 Older peoples' perceptions of
pain, health and psychosocial life
A. Willman, University of Karlstad, Sweden
B47-75 Visiting nurses’ foot health
evaluation skills - a pilot study
M. Stolt, University of Turku, Finland
B48-089 Evaluation of the effects of
screening elderly people in order to detect
frailty at an early stage
I.G.P. Duimel-Peeters, Maastricht University,
the Netherlands
B49-124 The 75-year-olds´ perceived
health. The district nurse’s starting point
for health dialogues
H.S. Sherman, Centre for Family Medicin,
Sweden
B50-139 A qualitative analysis of
experiences of smoking cessation among older
males in Taiwan
C.L. Huang, Chang Jung Christian University,
Taiwan
B51-146 Action research as a method to
improve quality of care for older persons
M.W.C. Snoeren, Fontys University of Applied
Sciences, the Netherlands
B52-157 Planned interviews about
sexuality as part of routine care to men
with genitourinary cancer
S.M. Maassen, Erasmus MC, the Netherlands
B53-177 Care models that integrate
advanced nursing services to elderly with
depression: a literature review
J.D. Dreizler, Zurich University of Applied
Sciences, Switzerland
B54-235 Well-being and quality of life of
people over 75 years: influence of social
support
M.L.A. Almeida, Nursing School of Coimbra,
Portugal
B55-250 Identifying patients with low
health literacy
K. Sommerhalder presented by S. Hahn,
University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
B56-259 Diabetes: psychometric evaluation
of an instrument to evaluate the
effectiveness of education
V.D. Duprez, University College
Arteveldehogeschool, Belgium
B57-269 Feelings of insecurity and
vulnerability: Is the association different
between older age groups?
L. de Donder presented by N. de Witte, Vrije
Universiteit Brussels, Belgium
B58-274 Prevalence studies on elder abuse
in Europe: state of the art and guidelines
for future research
L. de Donder presented by N. de Witte, Vrije
Universiteit Brussels, Belgium
B59-286 Accidental falls prevention in
the elderly: a post intervention survey in
Italian Hospitals
D. Mecugni, presented by C. Sironi,
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia,
Italy
B60-295 Frailty: beyond the figures
K.G. Luijkx, Tilburg University, the
Netherlands
B61-321 Effects of group and personal
interventions on perceived togetherness in
older people
P.T. Tiikkainen, JAMK University of Applied
Sciences, Finland
B62-329 Quality of life model: predictors
of quality of life among sick older adults
L.H. Halvorsrud, Diakonova University
College, Norway
B63-340 Assistance for the chronically
ill older persons living at home
A.M. Moe, Høgskolen i Nord-Trøndelag,
Norway
B64-352 Feasibility of a new intervention
programme for vulnerable older people in
primary care
N. Bleijenberg, UMC Utrecht, the Netherlands
B65-370 Determining care abilities of
older people regarding with their
realization of daily life activities
Z. Koc, Ondokuz Mayis University, Turkey
B66-373 Quality of life of the elderly
people in long-term care in the South-East
Poland
G. Wojcik, Medical university of Warsaw,
Poland
B67-384 Resources for improving everyday
movements and promoting autonomy of nursing
home residents
S. Kalinowski, Germany
B68-385 A chronic grief intervention for
alzheimer's family caregivers
O. Paun, Rush University, United States of
America
B69-405 Older persons in the world of Hiv/Aids:
health promotion through community-based
collaboration
M.J. Watson, North-West University, South
Africa
B70-428 What is ‘healthy physical
activity’?
H. Anderiesen, TUDelft, the Netherlands
B71-455 Elderly health needs in primary
care unit and nurse’s professional practice.
F. Romijn Tocantins, Universidade Federal do
Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
B72-462 Wellbeing of elderly people
within Russian minority in Finland and
Estonia
A. Ehasalu, Tallinn Health College, Estonia
B73-L23 Home Care and Support of the
Eldery in Switzerland
T. Schwarze, Bern University of Applied
Science, Switzerland |
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Parallel
session C |
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C1-S7 |
Symposium |
Room:
Fortis Bank Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
DEFEND your
older hospital patient! |
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Chair: M.J.
Schuurmans |
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1 Measuring
functional decline in hospitalized older
medical patients: a systematic review
S.E. de Rooij, Academic Medical Center, the
Netherlands
2 ISAR-HP an instrument predicting
functional decline in older hospitalized
patients
J.G. Hoogerduijn, Hogeschool Utrecht, the
Netherlands
3 Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment in
older hospitalised patients at risk for
functional decline
S.E. de Rooij, Academic Medical Center, the
Netherlands
4 Multimorbidity in acutely hospitalized
older patients: prevalence and outcome
S.E. de Rooij, Academic Medical Center, the
Netherlands |
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C2-S8 |
Symposium |
Room:
Willem Burger Zaal |
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10:20 -
11:45 |
Determinants of fear of falling from
different perspectives |
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Chair: S.E.A.J.
de Rooij |
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1 Safety
for older persons; effectiveness of a mobile
safety alarm
A.Ch.L. Scheffer, Academic Medical Centre,
the Netherlands |
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2 Fall
prevention on wheels: fear of falling in
older persons visiting a mobile fall
prevention unit
A.Ch.L. Scheffer, Academic Medical Centre,
the Netherlands |
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3 Fear of
Falling: Perspective of a patient with a hip
fracture
H.M. Visschedijk, VUmc, the Netherlands |
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C3-439 |
Workshop |
Room: Van
Cappellen Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45
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International networking, a prerequisite for
excellent research? WENR, an example of good
experience
M.L.A. Crijns, the Netherlands Centre for
Excellence in Nursing, the Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van
Beuningen Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Family and
informal care givers |
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Chair: M.A.
Andersson |
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C4-92
Family caregivers of elder people in Spain
A.Z. Zabalegui, Hospital Clínico de
Barcelona, Spain
C5-169 The experience of being next of
kin to an older person in the last phase of
life
M.A. Andersson, Lund University, Sweden
C6-458 (In)formal care and care shortages
- Findings from the Belgian Ageing Studies
BAS
N. de Witte, University College Ghent,
Belgium |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Mees
Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Patient
safety and health outcomes e.g. |
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Chair: D.B.
Beeckman |
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C7-196 The
effectiveness of a multistage low pressure
air mattress in pressure ulcer prevention:
an RCT
L. Demarré, Ghent University, Belgium
C8-252 Pressure ulcers: Knowledge and
attitudes of nurses in Belgium
D.B. Beeckman, Ghent University, Belgium
C9-262 Assessing the adequacy of pressure
ulcer prevention in Belgian geriatric
hospital wards
D.B. Beeckman, Ghent University, Belgium
C10-300 Pressure ulcers: knowledge and
attitudes of nurses in Belgian nursing homes
L. Demarré, Ghent University, Belgium |
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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: M.
Heinen |
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C11-134 'Lively
Legs': Increased physical activity and fewer
wound days in venous leg ulcer patients
M.M. Heinen, Radboud University Medical
Center Nijmegen, the Netherlands
C12-147 Low risk for undernutrition is a
predictor for perceived good health in older
patients
U.S. Söderhamn, University of Agder, Norway
C13-237 Elderly male cancer patients:
traumatic stress and need for support in
prostate cancer patients
A.Ph. Visser, Rotterdam University, the
Netherlands
C14-324 Alcohol use among older adults
and an early intervention model for home
care
S.I. Immonen, City of Espoo, Finland |
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Oral
Presentations |
Room: Plate
Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Promotion
of health and well-being in older persons
(2) |
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Chair: J.G.
Gräske |
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C15-91
Construct validity and homogeneity of the
German version of the QUALIDEM by people
with dementia
M. Dichter, University of Witten/Herdecke,
Germany
C16-244 Managing dementia in residential
aged care using Snoezelen and other
multi-sensory therapies
M.B. Bauer, La Trobe University, Australia
C17-256 Quality of life in shared housing
arrangements - a comparison of various
dementia-specific scales
J.G. Gräske, Charité Universitätsmedizin
Berlin, Germany |
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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
(3) |
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Chair: M.J.G.
van Vliet |
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C18-49
Standardization of a Research-Based Advanced
Nursing Practice Home Intervention for
Elderly
R.N. Naef, Zurich University of Applied
Sciences, Switzerland
C19-67 Filling up the hours. How do
stroke patients on a rehabilitation nursing
home spend the day?
H.C.M. Huijben-Schoenmakers, ROC West-
Brabant; Avans Hogeschool,
Breda, the Netherlands
C20-390 The impact of hospitalization on
physical decline of elderly people living at
home
M.J.G. van Vliet, VUmc, the Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Ruys
Zaal |
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10:20
- 11:45 |
Manpower
issues and the labor market |
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C21-19 The
DIRECT-project: interventions to improve
job-related outcomes in nursing homes
E.M.B. Spoor, Eindhoven University of
Technology, the Netherlands |
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11:45
- 12:45 |
Lunch |
Room: First
Floor |
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Meet the
experts |
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12:45
- 18:00 |
Optional:
Visit to Florence Nightingale Institute |
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or |
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13:00
- 15:00 |
Laurens
Cadenza unit of palliative care |
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Parallel
Session D |
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D1-S3 |
Symposium |
Room:
Willem Burger Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Care
problems in nursing homes from a European
point of view |
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Chair:
J.M.G.A.Schols |
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1 Pressure
ulcer guideline development and
dissemination in Europe
E. Meesterberends, Maastricht University,
the Netherlands
2 Measuring care problems in nursing home
residents in the Netherlands,
Germany and Austria
N.C. van Nie, Maastricht University, the
Netherlands
3 Fall prevention in cognitively impaired
older people: state of the art in
German nursing homes
J.H. Härlein, General Hospital Fürth,
Germany
4 Improving quality of care in care homes
by performing a yearly national audit of
care problems
J.M.G.A.Schols, Maastricht University, the
Netherlands |
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D2-S13 |
Symposium |
Room:
Fortis Bank Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Home care
for the elderly in Europe: the
EUROMAP-project results |
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Chair: W.
Boerma, N. Genet |
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Governance on home care in Europe
W.G.W. Boerma, N. Genet, NIVEL, the
Netherlands
2 Financing home care in Europe
Laszlo Gulacsi, Corvinus University of Budapest,
Hungary
3 Human resources in home care in Europe
V.G. Homolova, Alice Salomon University of
Applied Sciences, Germany
4 Recipients of home care and the role of
informal care in Europe
M. Naiditch, Institut de Recherche et
Documentation en Economie de la Sante (IRDES),
France
5 Current trends and challenges and how
they are dealt with
A. Hutchinson, Sheffield University, United
Kingdom |
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D3-S31 |
Symposium |
Room:
Jurriaanse Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
The Dutch
National Care for the Elderly Programme |
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Chair: K.
Jonkers |
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1 Towards
an integrated chain of care model for the
frail elderly
C. Spreeuwenberg, Maastricht University
Medical Center, the Netherlands
2 The ISCOPE-study
J. Blom, Leiden University Medical
Center, Leiden, the Netherlands
3 Feasibility of a new intervention
programme for vulnerable older people in
primary care
N. Bleijenberg, I. Drubbel, University
Medical Center, Utrecht, the Netherlands |
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D4-L24 |
Workshop |
Room: Van
Cappellen Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Primary
Care and Care for Older Persons |
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Chair: P.
Boeckxstaens
P. Boeckxstaens, Ghent University, Belgium
P. de Graaf, European Forum for Primary
Care, the Netherlands |
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D5-138 |
Workshop |
Room: Van
Rijckevorsel Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15
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The art of
working in the care for the elderly - Work
is in the eye of the beholder
C.G. Nijhuis, Humanitas, the Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Mees
Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
New
developments in dementia care |
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Chair:
R.Verkaik |
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D6-46
Impact of individualized case conferences on
residents´ behaviour and quality of life
D. Hardenacke, Deutsches Zentrum für
Neurodegenerative Erkrankungen,
Germany |
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D7-242
Pleasantly living together: Anton de Kom,
for Surinamers with dementia
A.H.M. Verhoeven, Cordaan, the Netherlands
D8-39 Effects of introducing a nursing
guideline on depression in psychogeriatric
nursing home residents
R. Verkaik, NIVEL, the Netherlands
D9-73 How to tell patients and caregivers
about dementia
R.L.J.M. Pol, Alysis Zorggroep Rijnstate
Hospital, the Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van
Beuningen Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Use of
technology in care for older persons in the
future |
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Chair: K.A.
Axelsson |
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D10-220
Videomonitoring as part of care delivery to
independently living seniors
M.D. Spreeuwenberg, Hogeschool Zuyd, the
Netherlands
D11-292 Healthy older persons perceptions
about care and the use of Assistive
Technology Services (ATS)
C. Harrefors, Luleå University of Technology
Sweden
D12-303 E-Health in care of older persons
in the future
K.A. Axelsson, Luleå University of
Technology, Sweden
D13-345 Robotics for elderly care; A
roadmap study for the European commission
G.J. Gelderblom, presented by G. Cremers,
Hogeschool Zuyd, the Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van
der Vorm Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Promotion
of health and well-being in older persons |
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Chair: P.
Voutilainen |
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D14-225
Life orientation among older people in
Finland and Sweden
L.F. Fagerström, Buskerud University
College/ University of Skövde, Norway
D15-426 Healthy ageing in all policies
P. Voutilainen, Ministry of Social Affairs
and Health, Finland
D16-436 Safety visits to senior citizens
in Kópavogur 2007
D.H. Kristinsdóttir, Slysavarnafélagið
Landsbjörg, Iceland |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Plate
Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
New
approaches to acute care for older persons |
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Chair: M. Daem |
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D17-36 The
implementation of evidence-based nutrition
guidelines in an acute geriatric setting
M.L.R.M. Daem, Universiteit Gent, Belgium |
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D18-347
mpowerment by the written patient
instructions at the emergency policlinic
M.H. Salminen-Tuomaala, Seinäjoki University
of Applied Sciences, Finland |
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D19-378
Pain, anxiety, and agitation in critically
ill older patients on the intensive care
unit
M.M. Jeitziner, Bern University Hospital,
Switzerland / Maastricht University, the
Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Ruys
Zaal |
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12:45
- 14:15 |
Family and
informal care givers |
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Chair: T.B.
Boggatz |
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D20-214
Socio-demographic factors related Care
Dependency among older Egyptians
T.B. Boggatz, Germany
D21-276 Spouse caregivers face complex
position of health deficits at the early
stage of caregiving
T. Välimäki, University of Eastern Finland,
Finland |
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14:15
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Break |
Room: First
Floor |
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Parallel
session E |
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E1-S15 |
Symposium |
Room:
Willem Burger Zaal |
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14:45
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International approaches to reduce the usage
of physical restraints in nursing homes |
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Chair: M.
Bleijlevens / J.P.H. Hamers |
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1 Reducing
the use of physical restraints in Dutch
nursing homes: a pilot study
M.J.M. Gulpers, Maastricht University, the
Netherlands
2 Evaluation of a guidance on the
reduction of physical restraints in nursing
homes: a cluster-RCT
G. Meyer, University Witten/Herdecke,
Germany
3 Safety problems associated with the use
of physical restraints on the elderly
E. Fariña-López, University of Las Palmas de
Gran Canaria, Spain
4 Contextual interventions to reduce
variation in physical restraint use
E. Capezuti, New York University College
of Nursing, United States of America |
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E2-S25 |
Symposium |
Room: Van
Cappellen Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Preservation of functioning in older people |
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Chair: M.J.
Schuurmans |
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Prevention decline in older cardiac surgical
patients (PREDOS study)
G.A. Ettema, University of Applied
Science Utrecht, the Netherlands
2 Prescription change Intensity and
hospitalization
C.G.M. Sino, University of Applied
Science Utrecht, the Netherlands
3 The best care for your older patients,
how to make your hospital senior friendly?
J.G. Hoogerduijn, University of Applied
Science Utrecht, the Netherlands
4 Preservation of living independently in
older people
E.M.A. Arts, University of Applied
Science Utrecht, the Netherlands |
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E3-S11 |
Symposium |
Room:
Fortis Bank Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Care for
older persons in a hospital |
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Chair: G.A.
Brekelmans |
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1 GENERO,
Co-operation in care and welfare
D. Smilde / M. Zeegers, Erasmus MC, the
Netherlands
2 The prevention and reactivation care
programme: the prevention of functional
decline after hospital stay
P.L. de Vreede / T.J.E.M. Bakker, Erasmus
MC, the Netherlands
3 The multiple effects of vitamin D in
old age
C. Oudshoorn / T.J.M. van der Cammen,
Erasmus MC, the Netherlands
4 Adverse drug events as cause for
hospitalisation
P.M.L.A. van den Bemt, Erasmus MC, the
Netherlands
5 Nursing care in the last days of life
as reported by hospital nurses
E. Witkamp, Erasmus MC The Netherlands |
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E4-L25 |
Workshop |
Room: Ruys
Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Retaining
older nurses in the workforce: A wise
decision |
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A. ter Maten /
L. Maas, Rho Chi Chapter STTI , the
Netherlands |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Mees
Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Family and
informal care givers |
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Chair: A.
Phelan |
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E5-452 'Failed
expectations': understanding sudden informal
caregivers’ transition experiences
H. Pereira, University of the Azores,
Portugal
E6-339 Quality time: professional care
for informal carers of community-living
older persons with dementia
M.A. van 't Leven, Rotterdam University, the
Netherlands
E7-446 Caregiving together: synergy on
the journey to a good death
S. Golembeski, Baptist Health, South Florida
USA
E8-407 Discursive constructions of elder
abuse: Irish community nurses' accounts
A. Phelan, University College Dublin,
Ireland |
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Oral
Presentations |
Room: Van
Beuningen Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Palliative
care |
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Chair: M.C. de
Korte-Verhoef |
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E9-90 Views
of Turkish and Moroccan immigrants on ‘good
care’ in the palliative phase of cancer
F.M. de Graaff, MUTANT and University of
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
E10-312 Nurses’ experience of palliative
care in nursing homes
I.B. Beck, Lund University, Sweden
E11-331 Professional homecare
communication and assessment of problems in
patients at the end-of-life
M.C. de Korte-Verhoef, the Netherlands
E12-367 P ain control at end of life - a
comparative study of cancer patients and
chronically ill in hospital
S.A. Steindal, Diakonhjemmet Høgskole,
Norway |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van
der Vorm Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Patient
safety and health outcomes e.g. (1) |
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Chair: L.
Demarré |
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E13-249
Pressure ulcers: development and
psychometric validation of a knowledge
assessment instrument
D.B. Beeckman, Ghent University, Belgium
E14-310 Development of an international
pressure ulcer prevention guideline
K. Vanderwee, presented by L. Demarré, Ghent
University, Belgium
E15-319 Malnutrition and nutritional care
practices in hospital wards for older people
K. Vanderwee, presented by M. Daem, Ghent
University, Belgium
E16-260 Pressure ulcer prevention:
development of an attitude assessment
instrument
T. Defloor, presented by D.B. Beeckman,
Ghent University, Belgium |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Plate
Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Patient
safety and health outcomes e.g. (2) |
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Chair: B.R.
Reuschenbach |
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E17-201
Less adverse events with a patient safety
programme in hospitals and nursing homes
B.G.I. van Gaal, Radboud University
Nijmegen, MC The Netherlands
E18- 221 Clinical relevance of pressure
ulcer risk assessment scales. The
perspective of nurses in practice
C. Mahler, University of Applied Sciences,
Germany
E19-326 Malnutrition and associated
factors in elderly hospital patients
I. Bocquaert, Ghent University, Belgium |
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Oral
presentations |
Room: Van
Rijckevorsel Zaal |
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14:45
- 16:15 |
Promotion
of health and well-being in older persons |
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Chair: E.
Rappold |
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E20-265
Adherence with leg ulcer lifestyle: a
promising nursing intervention for community
care settings
A. van Hecke, Ghent University, Belgium
E21-266 Adherence to leg ulcer treatment:
development of a theoretical framework
A. van Hecke, Ghent University, Belgium |
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16:15
- 16:30 |
Walking
Break |
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16:30
- 17:30 |
Plenary
session 3 |
Room:
Willem Burger Zaal |
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Chair:
Adelaida Zabalegui |
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Keynote
address |
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KN6 |
Exercise,
Cognition and Dementia |
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Prof. Erik
Scherder, PhD
Professor Clinical Neuropsychology,
VU University Medical Center Amsterdam.
Professor Human movement Faculty of Medicine,
department for Neuropsychology in the Human
Movement Sciences
University of Groningen, the Netherlands |
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17:30 |
Departure
coach for boat trip
Schouwburgplein |
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18:00
- 20:00 |
Spido boat
trip through the harbour of Rotterdam |
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