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Time
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Session
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0830
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Welcome
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Session 1
Zoom webinar ID: 869 7812 5532 and Password: 83124
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0845
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When does “holding”
become “holding down”? The ethics of restraining infants for procedures
Ms Sara Court, Master of Applied Ethics
student, Utrecht University; 2022 Intern, Children’s Bioethics Centre, The
Royal Children’s Hospital
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0905
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Restraint and children’s right to a voice in their healthcare
Dr
Clare Davies, Lecturer in Nursing,
The University of Sydney
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0925
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PANEL: Holding young children for procedures in
colorectal care provision: A panel discussion
Facilitator:
Prof Lynn Gillam, Academic Director,
Children’s Bioethics Centre, The Royal Children’s Hospital
Panelists:
Ms Olivia Larkens, Child Life Therapist, The
Royal Children’s Hospital
Dr Kim-Michelle Gilson, Psychologist, Colorectal
and Pelvic Reconstruction Service, The Royal Children’s Hospital
Ms Jessica Taranto, Clinical Nurse
Consultant, Colorectal and Pelvic Reconstruction Service, The Royal
Children’s Hospital
Ms Sarah Ziegerink Clinical Nurse
Consultant, Stomal Therapy, The Royal Children’s Hospital
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1000
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Morning Tea
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Session 2
Zoom webinar ID: 869 7812 5532 and Password: 83124
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1020
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The balancing act:
Parents’ experiences of procedural holding in hospital
Ms Sage Hay, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Nursing Research
& Clinical Nurse Specialist, Cardiology, The Royal Children’s Hospital
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1040
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Hold my ukulele: The role
of the clown doctors during procedural holding at The Royal Children’s
Hospital
Dr
Naomi Brockenshire, Lecturer, Department of Nursing, The
University of Melbourne
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1100
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PANEL: Comfort vs Control
Facilitator:
Ms Dinah Humphries, Child Life Therapist,
Monash Children’s Hospital
Panelists:
Ms Tammy Young, Child Life Therapist (formerly MCH, now RCH)
Ms Emily Harris-Westrup, Clinical Nurse
Specialist, MCH
Ms Eliza Scanlan, Clinical Nurse Specialist, MCH
Ms Michelle Caughey, Nurse Coordinator Eating
Disorders, MCH
Dr Simon Craig, Emergency Medicine Paediatrician, MCH
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1145
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Lunch
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Grand Rounds – Keynote
Zoom webinar ID: 974 2420
6942 and Password: GRD2023
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1230
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Children having tests, treatments, examinations and
interventions; proposing an approach to minimise anxiety, distress and harm
Prof Lucy Bray, Professor, Facility of
Health, Social Care and Medicine, Edge Hill University, United Kingdom
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1330
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Break
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Session 3
Zoom webinar ID: 869 7812 5532 and Password: 83124
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1340
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The ethical dilemma of a short hold vs escalating
anxiety
Ms Carla Rogers, Clinical Nurse
Consultant, Gastroenterology and Clinical Nutrition, The Royal Children’s
Hospital
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1355
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A case study: Examining the impact of procedural
holding on procedural anxiety for a new drug trial participant
Ms Jaclyn Dorland, Clinical Nurse
Consultant, Research and Clinical Trials, The Royal Children’s Hospital
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1410
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Importance of early experiences of needle procedures
on the lives and healthcare of people
living with cystic fibrosis
Dr Dylan Stephenson, Clinical Fellow,
Respiratory Medicine, The Royal Children’s Hospital & (Former) Advanced
Training Registrar, Monash Children’s Hospital
Ms Annette Baron, Senior Music Therapist,
VPRS, Monash Children’s Hospital & Allied Health Research Intern,
Workforce Innovation Strategy Education and Research Unit, Monash Children’s
Hospital
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1425
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Procedural holding for
dental examinations in patients with special needs – a case series
Dr Giselle D’Mello, Consultant Dentist, The
Royal Children’s Hospital
Dr Gwendolyn Huang, Paediatric Dentist, The
Royal Children’s Hospital
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1440
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“I don’t want eye drops
today!” Supporting the child and parent through eye drop instillation
Dr Sandra Staffieri AO, Orthoptist, The Royal
Children’s Hospital
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1455
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Afternoon tea
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Session 4
Zoom webinar ID: 869 7812 5532 and Password: 83124
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1515
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Emotional safety in Molecular Imaging
Miss Carlie Alicastro, Child Life Therapist, The
Royal Children’s Hospital
Mr Luke Baker, Senior Nuclear Medicine
& PET/MRI Techn, Medical Imaging, The Royal Children’s Hospital
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1535
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Clinical Holding: The how of what we do is as
important as the what
Ms Ranita Sidhu, Occupational Therapist,
Perth Children’s Hospital
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1550
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Hypothetical: Restraining
a young person with anorexia for nasogastric tube feeding
Facilitator: Prof Lynn Gillam, Academic Director,
Children’s Bioethics Centre, The Royal Children’s Hospital
Panelists:
Dr Cate Rayner, Paediatrician and Director, Department of Adolescent Medicine. Co-Director of the RCH Gender Service, The
Royal Children’s Hospital
Dr Andrew Court, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, The Royal
Children’s Hospital
Adolescent Physician TBC
Ms Gemma Frandina, Project Lead, Eating Disorder Transformation
Service, The Royal Children’s Hospital
Ms Chrystie Mitchell, Senior Mental Health
Clinician, The Royal Children’s Hospital
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1635
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Prizes and Close
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