Friday May 2, Faculty $35 Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, UBC Volunteers/Presenters $ East Mall Vancouver, BC

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1 Program at a Glance Advancing Nursing Practice Friday May 2, :30AM -5:30PM Cost: Students$20 Faculty $35 Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, UBC Volunteers/Presenters $ East Mall Vancouver, BC Registration: Nursing students, alumni, and community partners are invited to share innovative projects, scholarship and research in a dynamic, interactive and supportive setting. Our scientific program includes a broad range of clinical, theoretical, and research topics from presenters from around the province.

2 Keynotes Dr. Angela Wolff Dr. Angela Wolff completed her PhD in Nursing at the University of British Columbia (UBC, 2009), her MSN at UBC and BScN at McMaster University. She is currently the Director of Clinical Education for Fraser Health Authority and Clinical Assistant Professor at UBC, School of Nursing. Passionate about teaching and learning, she has held numerous roles in education; teaching for 7 years in undergraduate nursing programs in Western Canada and planning continuing education for 4 years at the College of Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia. A key piece of her work has been the Regional Educator Steering Committee, which has focussed on creating infrastructure, resources and supports for clinical educators to maximize Fraser Health and its services. In her role in Fraser Health she also supports the Educator Pathway Program, Interprofessional Collaborative Practice and Education, Student Practice, Specialty Education for RNs, the Nursing Research Facilitator Program, Online Learning, and the Patient Education Database. Her research focuses on the influence of different generations of nurses working together and how perceptions of being different in work values can lead to stress and conflict in the workplace. She is skilled in both qualitative and quantitative research, Dr. Wolff's recent research includes the creation of a valid instrument to measure nurses' work values; the examination of ostracism in the workplace and the social aspect of nurses' work relationships; the validation of the Educator Competency Assessment Tool; and the barriers and facilitators to student placement in Fraser Health. Her most recent research awards include 2- year MSFHR funding for a project on student placement capacity and the learning environment in the BC Lower Mainland (Co-PI) and the evaluation of a geriatric course for acute care nurses (team member). She also holds a CIHR grant for a Scoping Review of Negative and Positive Behaviours in the Workplace. Dr. Wolff is also co-facilitator of the course on survey design in Fraser Health. Her interests outside of work include spending time with her daughter (and doing baking!), biking, and rock climbing, and gardening. Dr. Danuta Wojnar Dr. Danuta Wojnar, PhD, RN, MED, IBCLC, FAAN is an Associate professor and Chair, Department of Maternal Child and Family NursingSeattle University College of Nursing. She earned Master in Nursing degree from Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS and PhD in Nursing Science degree from University of Washington School of Nursing in Seattle, WA. In 2013 she was inducted as a Fellow to the American Academy of Nursing. Her program of research has focused on improving the understanding and addressing healthcare needs of underserved and vulnerable populations. Currently, Dr. Wojnar is a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Executive Nurse Fellow (RWJF ENF). Her ENF leadership project focuses on redesigning nursing curricula in partnership with WA healthcare industry to prepare next generation of nurses to become active participants in improving population health through expanding nursing roles in primary health care.

3 Program at a Glance Time Session 0800 Poster and display set up Golden Jubilee 0830 Registration Golden Jubilee 0900 Welcoming Remarks IBLC Keynote: Dr. Angela Wolff IBLC Refreshments Break and Poster Viewing Golden Jubilee 1045 Concurrent Sessions 1 A-Innovative Patient Care and Caring for Marginalized Populations B- Caring for Specific Ages and Marginalized IBLC 460 IBLC 461 Populations 1200 Lunch Golden Jubilee 1300 Concurrent Sessions- 2 A- Patient Education and Decision Making and Behaviours IBLC 460 IBLC 461 B- Nursing Perspectives and Methodologies 1450 Pecha Kucha- Bringing Research to the Bedside: An IBLC 261 academic-practice partnership that leads to real-life solutions Keynote: Dr. Danuta Wonjar IBLC Award Presentations IBLC Closing Remarks IBLC Networking Reception Golden Jubilee

4 Concurrent Sessions Morning (Set 1) Concurrent Session 1A: Innovative Patient Care and Caring for Marginalized populations 1A-1 Use of Personas in Participatory Design Sessions with HIV+ Gay Men 1A-2 Promoting Equity in Cancer Survivorship Care: Designing a Research Proposal Using Interpretive Description 1A-3 Addressing Health Inequities: The Role of Primary Healthcare Clinics Jae-Yung Kwon Tracy L. Truant Wendy Masinde Concurrent Session 1B: Caring for Specific Ages and Marginalized Populations 1B-1 Improving Assessment and Management of Pain in Older Lillian Hung Adults 1B-2 New Perspectives of Old Partners: An Intergenerational Shelley Canning Ballet Class 1B-3 Pathways to Health Equity for Aboriginal Children Alison J Gerlach Afternoon (Set 2) Concurrent Session 2A: Patient Education and Decision Making and Behaviours 2A-1 Supporting Decision-Making in Whole Genome/Exome Karen Christine Li Sequencing (WGS/ES): Exploring Parents Perspectives 2A-2 Health Promotion and Video Games: Designing a Valeria de Cassia Sparapani Videogame for Children with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus 2A-3 Men s Experiences of Severe Hemophilia L. Kalmar 2A-4 Identifying Individual, Familial and Toileting Behavior Factors Associated with Pediatric Bladder Bowel Dysfunction: A Brazilian Pilot Study Gisele Martins Concurrent Session 2B: Nursing Perspectives and Methodologies 2B-1 Preparing Nurses for Personalized Medicine and Genetics: An Assessment of Knowledge and Comfort in Undergraduate Nursing Students 2B-2 Post/Colonial, Critical Race and Feminist Theories Informing a Critical Methodology Genevieve N.C. St-Martin H. Bindy K. Kang 2B-3 Investigating Barriers in Healthcare to Meet Women s Christina McConnell Needs in Early Pregnancy Loss 2B-4 Nurses Caring for Patients and Families Sara Wilkinson

5 Posters 1. The Diagnostic Work-up for Early Stage Diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer in Primary Care. April Bakonyi 2. Documenting New Relationships With Old Partners: The Benefits and Challenges of Knowledge Translation through Documentary Film Shelley Canning, Darren Blakeborough, Dr. Michael Gaetz, Lee Kwidzinski 3. Delivering Culturally Competent Care to LGBTA Adolescents Grace Grymes Chapman, ADN, BSN, MSN, FNP, ARNP 4. Going home With Oxygen Therapy in People with Dementia Lillian Hung, Celina Fernandes 5. How the Hospital Environment May Impact the Care of Patients with Dementia and Other Mental Health Needs Lillian Hung, Elizabeth Loewen, Buffy Bindley, Debra McLaren, Travis Feist, Alison Phinney 6. Person- and Family-Centred Care: What it Means in Gerontological Nursing Within Acute Care Lillian Hung, Gladys McPherson RN PhD 7. Proposed Implementation of a Nurse Residency Program at San Francisco General Medical Center Emergency Department in California, USA: A Nursing Leadership Practice Change Adam Luna 8. Assessing Young Athletes Knowledge and Perceptions of Concussion Scott Ramsay, JoAnne Nelmes 9. Customized Care: Facilitating Adult Learning through Group Prenatal Visits Desiree Reichhardt 10. Fetal Scalp Lactate Research Study: A Comparison of Two Point of Care Meters Jillian Saunders, Erin Broughton, Melanie Basso, Sukhdev Grewa 11. Community Food Literacy Rosanna Sheppard, Wanda Martin