Thursday 22.september. Plenary sessions

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1 Nordic Conference Children and Adolescents - Normality and Challenges Conference for nurses working with children and young people Holmenkollen Park Hotel Rica, Oslo Norway september 2011

2 The conference is organized by NoSB (Nordic cooperation for nurses who work with children and young people). This is a professional cooperation including public health nurses nurses, home visitors, district nurses, school nurses and pediatric nurses in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. Finland is also invited into the cooperation. The professional interest groups of the Pediatric and the Public health nurses of the Norwegian Nurses Organization have the responsibility of organizing this conference. The program has been developed by a Nordic program committee. Thursday 22.september : Registration, exhibition and poster session. Coffee / tea and fruit : Welcome and opening remarks : The beginning of life the time of opportunity, Gro Vatne Brean, psych.specialist : Lunch, exhibition and poster session : Bio-psychosocial approach to disease, Trond Diseth, psychiatrist : Improving the effectiveness of services to families whose primary culture and language is not your own, Dr Cheryll Adams, D (Nurse), MSc, BSc (Hons) RN, RHV, Dip Mon Independent Adviser, Health Visiting and Community Health Policy and Practice : Coffee / tea, exhibition and poster session : New and Norwegian 1. Development of children's procedures in PPS (Practical Procedures in Nursing Service) - challenges and opportunities, Marit Solhaug, publishing editor Akribe AS 2. The adoptive family, Astrid Grydeland Ersvik, public health nurse/chair LaH NSF 3. "If I had not been included in the group, I would have had a lump inside me," Hilde Egge, public health nurse / deputy LaH NSF : The medicalisation of human existence, Lars Fr. Svendsen, professor of philosophy 1715: Exhibition and poster session, free to swim, walk, rest : Reception and entertainment 2000: Dinner

3 Friday 23. September : When care fails - can research on neglect and attachement help us? Kari Killen, emeritus researcher / social worker / Ph.D : Coffee/tea, exhibition and poster session, check-out Parallel sessions - 15 minutes for debate and conclusion at the end of each parallel Parallel A Child Nursing, newborn / premature A : Presentation of an early intervention that gives premature children higher IQ,, Jorunn Tunby, pediatric specialist nurse, research manager University of Tromsø A : Early home stays (THO) experiences from Copenhagen, lecturer not finalized, Neonathal clinic, Rikshospitalet Copenhagen A : Pain expression and pain understanding when the child is very premature, Inger Pauline Landsem, pediatric nurses, ICN Master Parallel B Child Nursing, older children and adolescents B : Children with diabetes and family nursing, Elisabet Konráðsdóttir, R.N, MS, CNS, Pediatric diabetes clinic Landspitali, Reykjavik B : Nurse-led Pediatric Sleep Clinic, Iceland, Arna Skuladottir, Clinical nurse specialist, Landspitali University Hospital, Reykjavik B : Pain and pain management in older children and adolescents, Anne Berit Krogh, Assistant Professor / Cand.san University College of Sør-Trøndelag Parallel C Child Health clinics C : Birth Depression and use of the EPDS, Kari Glavin, public health nurse/ associate professor University college of Diakonova C : Fathers and parenthood, Mats Berggren, Equality advicer, Sweden C : Home Visits; experiences from Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Iceland Norway: Esther Hjælmhult, public health nurse / associate professor university College of Bergen Denmark: Susanne Hede, head professional Society for Public health nurses Sweden: Eva Gunnarsson, district nurse BVC / family center Iceland: Stefania Arnardottir, Family nurse MSc Parallel D School health D : FamilY - family intervention in morbid obesity in children, Åshild Skulstad - Hansen, public health nurse/ project coordinator D : The 6H Cube, coordinated strategy and action in health promotion for school healthcare, Ragnheidur Erlendsdóttir, Professional Coordinator for school aged children, Iceland D : The health talk with school children in Greenland, Klara Thorsen, coordinating public health nurse D : UngSinn - knowledge base on the Internet for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Greta Jentoft, public health nurse / unit manager preventive healthcare Tromsø Parallel E Management E : How to use the electronic database in Developing and simply string the school health care service, Margret Hedinsdottir, Program Manager of Nursing Database, Iceland E : Continuity and Quality of Pediatric and Child Health Nursing Care: The Importance of Naming Nursing, Kathy Molstad, NSF senior advisor and Ann Kristin Rotegård, publishing editor Akribe E : Family life contexts alter our job performance. Experience in family centers, Vibeke Bing, public health researcher : Lunch, exhibition and poster session : Advanced home hospital for children - we move the hospital back home! Vigdis Margaret Ziener, head children's medical department Oslo University : UN Convention on Rights of the Child, Marianne Hagen, Save the Children Norway, Chairman Forum for the Convention on Rights of the Child, Norway

4 : Completion and return back home BOOK ONLINE at the website Accommodation is also booked at the registration form. For information about the conference hotel, see If you wish to use another hotel than the conference hotel, this must be booked privately. Deadline is 20 June ABSTRACT / POSTER - PRESENTATION We invite Scandinavian colleagues to present posters at the conference. Submit an abstract (summary) to: a.grundevig@c2i.net Deadline for submission: 1 May 2011 Guidelines for abstracts / Poster: 1. A special committee will review submitted abstracts. Significant changes in the title or content of the poster after approvment, is not accepted. 2. The summary: Up to 250 words - excluding title and author's name Corresponding author's name, address and (in italics) Authors: name, surname, municipality or institution Block Adjusted text - just right and the left margin. Scandinavian or English language Use font Arial 10 point sensitive. Line spacing single (1.0) Contributions should include research question, methodological approach and briefly about the main findings / results 3. Only members of our Nordic societies within NoSB may present posters. Non-members can only participate as a cooperating partner / author. 4. Posters can only be presented by participants who are registered / have paid registration fee. 5. Poster size is 100 x 70 cm. Posters will be attached to the wall with fixing pasta. It will not be allowed to have tables or other equipment at the poster presentation. 6. Selected posters will be exhibited during the Coference. Those who have approved posters are encouraged to be present at the poster during all breaks. 7. Poster presentation is free, but you must cover travel, accommodation and any other costs. EXHIBITIONS The conference is supported by a number of representatives of the commercial sector and NGOs.

5 BRIEFLY ON SOME OF OUR SPEAKERS GRO VATNE BREAN, NORWAY Psychologist Specialist, infants and toddlers group BUPA Vestfold. Has worked with the investigation / therapy / counseling / teaching focus: early interaction in the risk families (care agency, anxiety / depression, substance abuse), attachment issues, infants / toddlers at risk (0-3 years), mothers at risk before and after birth (anxiety / depression). Contributor to the book "CHILDREN" on the occasion of celebrating 20 years of the UN Convention on the rights of the Child. KARI KILLEN Researcher Emeritus / social worker / Ph.D. Areas of Expertise: children associated development risks, preventive measures, children, parent-child interaction, child abuse neglect, interdisciplinary cooperation Has published several books, especially on the subjects of children at risk and in neglect situations, early interaction and attachment. TROND DISETH, NORWAY Consultant / professor MD. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Section, Women's and Children's Clinic, Oslo University Hospital, National Hospital and the University of Oslo. Cand.med. 1984, a specialist in child and adolescent psychiatry, MD and Professor Have been employed at the Department of Pediatrics, National Hospital since CHERYLL ADAMS, ENGLAND Independent Adviser, Health Visiting and Community Health Policy and Practice. Senior visiting lecturer, City University London. Inductee, NT Nursing Hall of Fame. LARS FR. SVENDSEN, NORWAY Professor of philosophy at the University of Bergen and columnist in the newspaper Aftenposten. Has published books including " Philosophy of boredom " (1999), Art "(2000),"Philosophy of evil "(2001)," Man, morals and the genes "(2001), " What is philosophy "(2003)," Fashion "(2004), "Fear"(2007) and "Work " (2008). His books have been translated into 22 languages. HILDE EGGE, NORWAY Public health nurse since Project manager for PIS project (Plan for Implementation of Discussion groups for divorced children in school) Master Student at NHV (Nordic School of Public Health). Member of the Steering Committee of "See Me" project, a project led by bufdir. (Children, Youth and Family Directorate). Deputy Leader of the Professional interest group of public health nurses NNO. MATS BERGGREN, SWEDEN has worked with parent support for men since 1997 and initiated and led the project "Daddy for real" between the years He is now operations manager at Södertörn Learning center where he works with parenting and gender equality issues, in particular for midwives and pediatric nurses. Spent several years working with father issues in Russia, Belarus and Ethiopia. In St. Petersburg he opened his Dad School in 2008 at a family center in the Nevsky district.