MULTIDISCIPLINARY MASTERCLASS

Managing Delirium in Palliative Care

the need for knowledge, support and realistic goals Wednesday 8

th June 2016

Early Bird Rate available

until 6 May

Who should attend:

Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, allied

health and social care professionals,

educators, clinical managers and

clinical researchers

Objectives for the Masterclass include:

Developing participant’s understanding of the

importance and impact of delirium

Enabling participants to develop a strategic

prevention, assessment and management

approach to delirium using an inter-professional

team framework, across various settings of care

Promoting improved inter-professional

communication regarding delirium

Encouraging participants to appreciate the role of

the inter-professional team in supporting and

educating the family of the patient with delirium

Dr Peter Lawlor is physician in the Bruyère

Palliative Care Unit, Ottawa and is an Associate

Professor in the Division of Palliative Care and

Dept of Medicine, University of Ottawa.

His research interests, on which he has published

and lectured extensively, include delirium, pain

assessment and opioid side-effects.

Dr Lawlor graduated from medical school in

1983. Following postgraduate training in Dublin

and a general practice trainee year in the UK, he

moved to Canada. In 1996 he completed a

Palliative Medicine Fellowship at the University

of Alberta, subsequently working with the

Edmonton Palliative Care Program. From 2004 -

2009 he worked as a consultant in Palliative

Medicine at St James’s Hospital and Our Lady’s

Hospice & Care Services, Dublin.

Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services Education & Research Centre, Harold’s Cross, Dublin D6W EV82

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Key Speaker

Start Finish Speaker / Facilitator

9.00 9.25

9.25 9.30 Deborah Hayden

9.30 10.20 Peter Lawlor

.. Jane Phillips

10.20 10.40 Peter Lawlor

10.40 11.00 Meera Agar

.. Annmarie Hosie

11.00 11.30

11.30 12.20 Annmarie Hosie

….Peter Lawlor

12.20 12.45 ….All presenters

12.45 13.30

13.30 14.00….Audience

….Discussion Q&A

14.00 14.30 Meera Agar

14.30 15.00 Annmarie Hosie

….Shirley Bush

15.00 15.15

15.15 15.55 Shirley Bush

….Jane Philips

15.55 16.00 Peter Lawlor

Peter Lawlor Doctors: Medical Training Bodies; SpR Training

Certification of Attendance from Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services

The characteristics and impact of delirium in palliative

care settings

Tea / coffee

What are the requirements for the optimal assessment

of delirium?

Multidisciplinary Masterclass: Managing Delirium in Palliative Carethe need for knowledge, support and realistic goals

Tuesday 8th June 2016

Topic

Registration tea / coffee

Welcome and opening remarks

Predisposing and precipitating factors for delirium:

who, why and how?

What can we do to prevent delirium?

Capturing the ethical and practical challenges that you

have experienced (small inter-professional group discussion )

Management approach to a potentially reversible

episode of deliriumManaging a nonreversible or terminal episode of

delirium

Nurses: Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland CEU's Category 1

Lunch

Summarising and clarifying your reported ethical and

practical challenges

Tea / coffee

Closing Remarks

The optimal environment: practical advice, support for

caregivers, questions

Key Messages

16.00

Other speakers in order of appearance

Ms Deborah Hayden RGN, RNT, H Dip (Palliative Nursing), MSc. Deborah is a Nurse Tutor in Palliative Care at Our Lady’s Hospice & Care Services, Harold’s Cross, Dublin and Adjunct Lecturer at University College Dublin (UCD). She holds a Higher Diploma in Palliative Care, Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Health Sciences and an MSc in Nursing. Deborah is currently undertaking a PhD in Palliative Care at Lancaster University, exploring palliative care patients’ spiritual needs, using a grounded theory approach.

Professor Jane Phillips is the Director of the Centre for Cardiovascular and Chronic Care and Professor of Nursing (Palliative Care) at UTS. She has an in-depth understanding of palliative care and experience in delivering best-evidenced based palliative care across diverse settings, including rural and regional Australia, and considerable expertise in leading and evaluating complex, health service reforms. Jane has led a number of major cancer and palliative care reform initiatives, at the local and national levels.

Professor Meera Agar is the Professor of Palliative Medicine, Faculty of Health, Centre for Cardiovascular and Chronic Care, University of Technology Sydney and Conjoint Associate Professor University of NSW. She is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (Palliative Medicine) and is the clinical trials director, Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research. She completed her PhD in 2013 on Delirium in Advanced Cancer. Her research interests include clinical trials and health service evaluation in palliative care, and cognitive impairment in advanced illness (including delirium, dementia and brain tumours).

Ms Annmarie Hosie is an experienced registered nurse with expertise in palliative and aged care. She has worked in co-ordination, consultancy and palliative care clinical trials roles. Annmarie is currently a PhD candidate within the School of Nursing, University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney. The focus of her doctoral research - The DePAC study - is determining how palliative care nurses can better prevent, recognise and assess patients’ delirium, using knowledge translation as the conceptual framework.

Dr Shirley Bush is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine (Division of Palliative Care) at the University of Ottawa, Clinical Scientist at the Bruyère Research Institute and a palliative care physician at Bruyère Continuing Care. Originally a London (UK) family physician, she became a Palliative Medicine specialist in Australia. Dr Bush's primary areas of research include delirium guidelines and management for palliative care patients, the impact of delirium on family and professional caregivers, and undergraduate medical education.

Recent references & reading material Available at http://olh.ie/education-research/courses/multidisciplinary-masterclass-delirium/

Lawlor, Peter G., Daniel HJ Davis, Mohammed Ansari, Annmarie Hosie, Salmaan Kanji, Franco Momoli, Shirley H. Bush et al. (2014) "An analytical framework for delirium research in palliative care settings: integrated epidemiologic, clinician-researcher, and knowledge user perspectives." Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 48(2), 159-175.

Lawlor, Peter G., and Shirley H. Bush. (2104) "Delirium diagnosis, screening and management." Current Opinion in Supportive and Palliative care 8(3): 286-295.

Bush, Shirley H., Salmaan Kanji, José L. Pereira, Daniel HJ Davis, David C. Currow, David J. Meagher, Kiran Rabheru et al. (2014) "Treating an established episode of delirium in palliative care: expert opinion and review of the current evidence base with recommendations for future development." Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 48 (2), 231-248.

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