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EONS11 Cancer Nursing Track at ESMO 2018 October 19-23, 2018 Munich, Germany

Saturday, October 20, 2018 Saturday,

October 20 2018

TYPE OF SESSION TOPIC SPEAKERS

9:15 - 10:45hrs

Opening Nursing Track EONS-ONS Collaborative Session Innovation in cancer nursing and leadership Chair: Lena Sharp, EONS President

Hall B4 - Room 24 Introduction and welcome (10 min)

Lena Sharp, EONS President Daniel Kelly, EONS Past President Kerstin Paradies, KOK President (German Oncology Nursing organisation)

Recognizing European Cancer Nursing, RECaN. Results from systematic review and metaanalyses (RECaN Phase 1) (10 min) Daniel Kelly, UK

Results from case studies from four contrating counties in Europe (RECaN Phase 2) (10 min) Lena Sharp, Sweden

Promoting cancer nursing across Europe (RECaN Phase 2 qualitative insights and looking ahead to phase 3) (10 min) Daniel Kelly, UK

Supporting cancer nursing leadership development, the USA experience (30 min) Laura Fennimore, ONS President, USA

Discussion (20 min) Lena Sharp, EONS President

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Saturday, October 20

2018 TYPE OF SESSION TOPIC SPEAKERS

11:00 - 12:00 hrs Education Session Cancer prevention and early detection from a nursing perspective Chair: Harald Titzer, Austria

Hall B4 - Room 24 4 invited speakers

Political and Commercial Barriers to Cancer Risk Reduction (15 min including Q&A) Wendy Yared, European Cancer Leagues

HPV vaccination for girls and boys (15 min including Q&A) Alejandra Castanon, UK

Prostate cancer risk in men of different ethnicities (15 min including Q&A) Sarah Fry, UK

Cancer risk reduction in multicultural communities (15 min including Q&A) Arja Leppänen, Sweden


2018 SYMPOSIUM TITLE TOPIC SPEAKERS

13:00 - 14:30 hrs

Introducing biosimilar therapeutic products in oncology: The critical need for nurse education Introduction and welcome Chair: Johan De Munter, Belgium

Hall B3 – Room 23 Current State of Play: Cancer nurse’s knowledge about biosimilars Johan De Munter, Belgium

Introducing biosimilar therapeutic products in oncology: The critical need for nurse education Jane Hippenmeyer, UK

The Promise of Biosimilars, a Patient Advocate’s Perspective Andrew Spiegel, USA

Discussion Johan De Munter, Belgium

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13:00 - 14:30 hrs

Squaring the triangle: Meeting the needs of patients, carers, cancer nurses and oncologists throughout treatment and care of the patient Introduction and welcome Chair: Verity Rebecca, UK

Hall B4 – Room 24

Overview of cancer nursing roles and relationships in the patient-carer-nursing-oncologist spectrum Valentina Biagioli, Italy

Raising awareness and supporting informal cancer carers - Eurocarers online Toolkit for Cancer Carers Claire Champeix, Eurocares

Carers’ role in patients’ cancer journey Matti Järvinen, Finland

Team roles of medical oncologist, cancer nurse and carers in patient care Christoph Thomssen, Germany

Discussion Verity Rebecca, UK

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October 20 2018


14:45 - 16:15 hrs Education Session Patient safety Chair: Cristina Lacerda, Portugal

Hall B4 - Room 24 Patient safety as a current concern for health systems in Europe (15 min) David Schwappach, Switzerland

Cancer’s a risky business: risk assessment in oncology nursing (15 min) Janice Richmond, Ireland

Safety in the era of oral chemotherapy (15 min) Laura Iacorossi, Italy

Safety outside of cancer centres, the rise of oral chemotherapy and the safety needs of patients (15 min) Catherine Oakley, UK

Discussion (30 min) Cristina Lacerda, Portugal

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16:30 - 18:00 hrs ESO-EONS Collaborative Session How to stay resilient and lead cancer services successfully Chair: Daniel Kelly, EONS Past President

Hall B4 - Room 24 3 invited speakers + 2 abstracts Leading the multiprofessional team (15 min) Elisabeth Karlsson, Sweden

Leadership from research to an organisational level (15 min) Theresa Wiseman, UK

Safe staffing (15 min) Lisa Smeds Alenius, Sweden

Evaluation of an education programme on compassion fatigue; Turkish oncology-haematology nurses’ perspective (15 min) Tugba Pehlivan, Turkey

Professional grief among nurses exposed to patient deaths (15 min) Birgitte Grube, Denmark

Discussion (15 min) Daniel Kelly, EONS Past President



18:30-20:00 hrs

The role of cancer nurses in precision oncology Introduction and welcome Chair: Andreas Charalambous, EONS President Elect

Hall B3 – Room 23 How does personalised/precision medicine work? Patrick Crombez, Belgium

Found in translation: Communicating precision medicine to patients Michelle Davies, UK

Patient and family experience: developing supportive care guidance Theresa Wiseman, UK

The role of patient reported outcome measurements (PROMs) in personalized medicine Jose Koldenhof, The Netherlands

Discussion Andreas Charalambous, EONS President Elect

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18:30-20:00 hrs

Occupational safety for cancer nurses: limiting exposure to hazardous cancer treatments Introduction and welcome Chair: Gabi Knoetgen, Germany

Hall B4 – Room 24

Nursing profession taking ownership of safe handling: Do we have what it takes?

Jane Wall, Sweden Ida Virtala, Sweden

US guideline USP Chapter 800 Seth Esienberg, USA

Occupational safety in practise: Case study from Estonia Lemme-Liis Aruväli, Estonia

Occupational safety in practise: Case study from Germany Gabi Knoetgen, Germany

Discussion Gabi Knoetgen, Germany

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Sunday, October 21, 2018

Sunday October 21


8:00 - 9:00 hrs Young Cancer Nurses Session Self-care for young cancer nurses Chair: Sara Torcato Parreira, Portugal

Hall B4 - Room 24

Compassion fatigue, burn-out, resilience and balance: What does it entail? (20 min) Sara Torcato Parreira, Portugal

Compassion fatigue, burn-out, resilience and balance: How can cancer nurses support each other? (20 min) Lemme-Liis Aruväli, Estonia

Discussion (20 min) Sara Torcato Parreira, Portugal

Sunday October 21


9:15 - 10:45 hrs ESMO-EONS Joint Session Symptom management, clinical aspects and implementation

Chairs: Karin Jordan, Germany and Wendy Oldenmenger, The Netherlands

Hall B4 - Room 24 4 invited speakers Guidelines on peripheral neuropathy (20 min) Karin Jordan, Germany

Patient-centered care and self-management (20 min) Michela Piredda, Italy

Essentials of optimal pain management (20 min) Jayne Wood, UK

Oral cryotherapy for the prevention of oral mucositis (20 min) Matthias Hellberg-Nägele, Germany

Discussion (10 min) Wendy Oldenmenger, The Netherlands

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Sunday October 21


11:00 - 12:00 hrs Proffered paper session Symptom management Chair: Patrick Jahn, Germany

Hall B4 - Room 24 4 submitted abstracts

The cost of survival: A mixed-method exploration of healthcare-related factors predicting colorectal cancer survivors’ quality of life (15 min) Amanda Drury, UK

Rectal cancer survivorship: The struggle of the low anterior resection syndrome (LARS) (15 min) Eva Pape, Belgium

Nurse-led approaches to self-management of symptoms in routine Swiss outpatient care: A qualitative exploration (15 min) Karin Ribi, Switzerland

The influence of social networks on cancer survivors’ self-management support: A survey analysis (15 min) Gilly Hillary Howard-Jones, UK

Discussion (15 min) Patrick Jahn, Germany

Sunday

October 21 2018

SYMPOSIUM TITLE TOPIC SPEAKERS

13:00 - 14:30 hrs

Teamwork for Nutrition: Improving patient & clinical outcomes by addressing chemotherapy related malnutrition for patients in a multidisciplinary approach Introduction and welcome Chair: Emma Woodford, EONS COO

Hall B3 – Room 23 Role of cancer nurses Birgitte Grube, Denmark

Let’s talk about nutrition Jacquelin Daly, Ireland

The role of clinical nutrition in avoiding malnutrition and supporting improved patient outcomes during cancer therapy Olivier Marschal, Germany

Discussion Emma Woodford, EONS COO

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Sunday October 21


13:00 - 14:30 hrs

“target” 2018 Launch of the Updated Interactive Education Course on Targeted Therapies Welcome / Project overview & Precourse book Anita Margulies, Switzerland

Hall B4 – Room 24 The biology of cancer Beatrix Kirchhofer, Germany

Understanding the targets and their clinical application Ada Kinneally, Ireland

Immunology / Immunotherapy Fedro Peccatori, Italy

Nursing aspects and patient care issues Jan Ouwerkerk, The Netherlands

Discussion & Next steps for the future Erik van Muilekom, The Netherlands

Sunday October 21


14:45 - 16:15 hrs Education Session The essential elements of safety standards for systemic cancer therapies Chair: Theresa Wiseman, UK

Hall B4 - Room 24 The pharmacists perspective (15 min) Klaus Meir, Germany

The oncologists perspective (15 min) Friedrich Overkamp, Germany

The nurse managers perspective (15 min) Cristina Lacerda, Portugal

The clinical nurse perspective (15 min) Harald Titzer, Austria

The patient perspective (15 min) Matti Järvinen, Finland

Discussion (15 min) Theresa Wiseman, UK

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Sunday October 21


16:30 - 18:00 hrs Education session Improving communication in cancer nursing Chair: Patrick Crombez, Belgium

Hall B4 - Room 24 3 invited speaker How to communicate well with people with advanced disease (20 min) Elisabeth Patiraki, Greece

Be silent, or say something better than silence (20 min) Eva Katharina Masel, Austria

Dealing with impending death in young adult cancer patients - how to communicate and offer effective support in practice (20 min) Maggie Bisset, UK

Discussion (30 min) Patrick Crombez, Belgium

Sunday

October 21 2018


18:30-20:00 hrs

Staying ahead of the curve: Enhancing care management skills and knowledge of cancer immunotherapies in multi-professional teams Introduction and welcome Chair: Wiseman Theresa, UK

Hall B4 – Room 24 Understanding immunotherapy and how it works Larkin James, UK

Managing side effects and toxicity Hunter Nikki, UK

Developing supportive care guidance for immunotherapy Wiseman Theresa, UK

Staying safe: Patient and family education Jacquelin Daly, Ireland

Discussion Wiseman Theresa, UK

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Monday, October 22, 2018 Monday

October 22 2018


8:00 - 9:00 hrs Education session Assessments and monitoring in advanced cancer nursing Chair: Christian Wylegalla, Germany

Hall B4 - Room 24 2 speakers How to observe and manage the acutely ill patient (20 min) Celia Diez de los Rios de la Serna, UK

Reflections on systematic symptom assessment and monitoring in advanced cancer patients in the late palliative phase/ terminal phase in hospital, at home and/or hospice (20 min) Saskia Teunissen, The Netherlands

Discussion (20 min) Christian Wylegalla, Germany

Monday

October 22 2018


9:15- 10:45 hrs Education with proffered papers

Complex symptom burden and management related to multimodality cancer treatment Chair: Wendy Oldenmenger, The Netherlands

Hall B4 - Room 24 3 invited speakers + 2 abstracts

Effects of lavender oil on sleep quality of patients with cancer - a RCT of lavender oil versus sweet almond oil (15 min) Christian Wylegalla, Germany

Advanced care planning (15 min) Ida Korfage, The Netherlands

Cancer pain and associated symptoms (15 min) Antje Koller, Austria

Evaluation of a nursing aftercare intervention for patients with head and neck cancer treated with chemoradiation (15 min) Cora Braat, The Netherlands

When symptom complexity is the norm: A mediation analysis between pain, anxiety, depression and fatigue (15 min) Andreas Charalambous, EONS President Elect

Discussion (15 min) Wendy Oldenmenger, The Netherlands

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Monday October 22


11:00 - 12:30 hrs Education Session Nurse-led cancer services Chair: Daniel Kelly, EONS Past President

Hall B4 - Room 24 4 invited speakers Nurse led acute oncology service developments (15 min) Matthew Fowler, UK

Introduction of a new advanced cancer nursing role in Sweden (15 min) Lena Sharp, EONS President

Developing an integrated model of care in the continuum of HSCT: SMILe project (15 min) Lynn Leppla, Germany

Psychosexual support service development (15 min) Isabel White, UK

Discussion (30 min) Daniel Kelly, EONS Past President

Monday

October 22 2018


13:00 - 14:30 hrs

Nursing roles: Aiming for Better Recognition of Cancer Nursing Across Europe to improve Patient Outcomes Introduction and welcome Chair: Lena Sharp, EONS President

Hall B4 – Room 24 Introduction and overview of Nursing Roles Lena Sharp, EONS President

Why recognising cancer nursing is crucial to improving patient reported outcomes Daniel Kelly, EONS Past President

The impact of cancer nursing on PRO’s from a patient’s perspective Maude Andersson, Sweden

Discussion Lena Sharp, EONS President

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Monday October 22


13:00 - 14:30 hrs

Cancer therapy induced nausea and vomiting: Cancer nurses role in this symptom management Introduction and welcome Chair: Jahn Patrick, Germany

Hall B3 – Room 23 A short explanation of the upcoming brochure Jahn Patrick, Germany

CINV today - new findings, new drugs, new dosages, new guidelines. Are we up to date? Karin Jordan, Germany

Nurses speak up - the results of two surveys and consequences for care interventions Cheryl Vidall, UK

Are we saying the same thing? - Patient reported outcomes. Nurses can make a difference! Sara Torcato Parreira, Portugal

Discussion Jahn Patrick, Germany

Monday October 22


14:45 - 16:15 hrs

Education with proffered papers session New cancer nursing roles, innovation in action Chair: Eileen Furlong, Ireland

Hall B4 - Room 24 2 invited speakers + 3 abstracts

Linking patient-reported outcomes and symptom management, The e-SMART study (15 min) Lisa McCann, Ireland

Cancer-related financial toxicity: The role of nurses (15 min) Jane Bryce, Italy

The Efficacy of nurse-led clinics (15 min) Allan Cyper, UK

Introducing the role of the advanced clinical practioner in haematology and oncology (15 min) Matthew Fowler, UK

Nurse Navigators in thoracic oncology: A qualitative study of German nurses’ attitudes to nursing role expansion (15 min) Laura Hagelskamp, Germany

Discussion (15 min) Eileen Furlong, Ireland

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Monday October 22


16:30 - 18:00 hrs EONS Closing Cermony EONS' Awards Chair: Andreas Charalambous, EONS President Elect

Hall B4 - Room 24 Novice Dissemination award Nur Izgu, Turkey

Novice Dissemination award Jennie Jackson, Sweden

Lifetime Achievement Award Award winner TBA

Recognising Cancer Nursing Award Award winner TBA

Poster winner Award winner TBA

Closing Remarks Lena Sharp, EONS President

18:00 – 19:30 hrs EONS CLOSING RECEPTION

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