COLLEGIO IPASVI DI ROMA

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1 COLLEGIO IPASVI DI ROMA 3 rd International Conference The Commitment of Nurses to Patient Safety: a Therapeutic Alliance Congress venue: Jolly Hotel Midas Via Aurelia, Roma (RM) ITALY Aprile 2008 Objectives Nowadays, patient safety is an important issue that involves various health sectors and has a strong social impact especially within hospitals. The relevance of this subject, which is part of the more comprehensive theme of quality, is proved and highlighted by a wide range of statistical data that in the last few years have been the object of discussion on healthcare issues and caused sensation for the great number of errors and adverse events. In the United States, medical errors are the 8 th main cause of death. The estimated direct and indirect costs for avoidable adverse events range between 17 and 37 billion dollars a year. Some of the most interesting strategies to enhance patient safety are: - passing from a punitive and repressive system towards those who commit errors to a non-punitive system that encourages spontaneous reporting of errors; - creating a culture of safety based on prevention and prediction of probable errors; - setting up a system that would systematically detect and correct risky situations that may lead to an error or harm. From this viewpoint, the 3 rd International Conference: The Commitment of Nurses to Patient Safety: a Therapeutic Alliance, represents an occasion to build a common pathway for the safety of the public on a national an international level. This objective can be achieved only through the exchange of experiences between the various interested parties working together and where nurses are on the frontline in ensuring patient safety. In fact, only an integrated management of the risks with the committed participation of all the interested parties will bring about change in critical practise, in order to promote a culture of health that pays more attention to the patient and to the health workers.

2 1 st Day 17 th April 2008 Plenary Session The Commitment of Nurses to Patient Safety: a Therapeutic Alliance, Moderator: A. Pulimeno (Italy) P. Romano (Italy) 08,30-9,00 Registration Distribution of Congress Kits 9,00-9,20 G. Rocco (Italy) D. Affonso (USA) F. Fields (USA) Welcome remarks 9,20-10,10 Nurses: a Resource for Patient Safety G. Rocco (Italy) Keynote Lecture 10,10-11,00 An Overview of the Patient Safety Phenomenon in Italy L. Bevilacqua (Italy) 11,00-11,30 Coffee Break Plenary Session Clinical Governance Moderators: M. Petrangeli (Italy), M. Montalbano (Italy) 11,30-12,00 Organization Based on Healthcare Complexity: a tool for safety? A. Silvestro (Italy) 12,00-12,30 Labour Organization based on Processes and Safety M. Bozzi (Italy) 12,30-13,00 Debate with attendees 13,00-14,30 Lunch POSTER SESSION AND COMMUNICATIONS Safety Projects 14,30-17,00 Poster communications Project leaders will make a brief presentation of their work The Scientific Committee shall examine posters and communications received before 15/03/2008 and their approval will be immediately sent to the candidates.

3 Plenary Session Safety: Education, Competences and Ethics Moderators: D. Tartaglini (Italy) - M. Esposito (Italy) 14,30-14,50 NCSBN: Nursing Accreditation System for continued education in USA. Kathy Apple (U.S.A.) 14,50-15,10 Education and Safety A. Quagliata (Italy) 15,10-15,30 Competences and Safety: The Contribution of Nursing Research L. Sasso (Italy) 15,30-16,00 Ethics and Safety A.G. Spagnolo (Italy) Keynote Lecture 16,00-16,30 Discussion with attendees 16,30-17,00 Coffee Break Plenary Session Safety management: nursing experiences Moderators: M.G. Proietti (Italy) L. Fabriani (Italy) Ore 17,00-17,30 Presentation Nursing and risk management: The Spanish Experience M. Jurado Gonzalez (Spain) Ore 17,30-18,00 Presentation A scenario of re-engineering: The Empoli Experience S. Chiappi (Italy) Ore 18,00-18,30 Discussion with attendees End of the first Day Gala Dinner

4 2 nd Day 18 th April 2008 Plenary Session The Contribution of Nursing to Patient Safety: A Multi-Centred Qualitative Study on Near Misses Moderators: A. Pulimeno (Italy) S. Casciato (Italy) 9,00-9,30 A Research Programme on Patient Safety: Near Misses D. Affonso (U.S.A.) Keynote Lecture 9,30-10,00 The Near Misses Research Method in Italy: A Qualitative Study M. Piredda (Italy) G. Finocchi (Italy) 10,00-10,30 A Research Report on the Multi-Centred Qualitative Study on Near Misses M.G. De Marinis (Italy) 10,30-10,45 Discussion with Attendees 10,45-11,15 Coffee break Session: Safety and Efficiency Moderators: G. Rocco (Italy) C. Turci (Italy) 11,30-12,15 Errors and Quality of Care: Economical Spin-offs F. Spandonaro (Italy) 12,15-13,00 The Recommendations of the Ministry of Health on Safety A. Ghirardini (Italy) BREAKOUT SESSIONS Session: Safety and Clinical Nursing: National and International Experiences Moderators: A. Stievano (Italy) N. Barbato (Italy) 12,00-12,30 Near Misses: The Canadian Study L. Jeffs (Canada) 12,30-13,00 The Nursing and Midwifery Council and Patient Safety: An Experience of Excellence N. Kirkland (United Kingdom) 13,00-13,30 Risk Assessment and Risk Management Tools. The Experience of the Laboratory of Nursing Research of the University of Rome Tor Vergata R. Alvaro (Italy) 13,30-13,45 Discussion with attendees 13,45-15,00 Lunch

5 Session: Highly Reliable Healthcare Organizations Moderators: C. Galletti (Italy) F. Vallicella (Italy) 12,00-12,30 A Proactive Analysis of Clinical Risks Applied to Nursing Practice: The Experience of the Policlinic S. Matteo in Pavia B. Mangiacavalli (Italy) 12,30-13,00 A Proposal for an Integrated System of Risk Management: The Experience of the Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli in Bologna P. Di Denia (Italy) 13,00-13,30 Safety and Nursing in the U.S.A. F. Fields (USA) 13,30-13,45 Discussion with attendees 13,45-15,00 Lunch Session: Safety and Nursing in Conditions of Vulnerability and Marginalization Moderators: L. Lancia (Italy) D. Massai (Italy) 12,00-12,30 Safety Related to Patients with Mental Disorders C. Turci (Italy) G. Carbut (Italy) 12,30-13,00 Safety in Maternal-Children s Care M. Melone (Italy) 13,00-13,30 Safety in Geriatric Care M. Matarese (Italy) 13,15-13,45 Discussion with attendees 13,45-15,00 Lunch Session: Researches Promoted by the Collegio Ipasvi of Rome ,00-16,00 Presentations Awarding of prizes by Collegio Ipasvi of Rome to the best researches President of the Collegio Ipasvi of Rome Gennaro Rocco (Italy)

6 Panel Debate: The National Health System: the Commitment to Ensure Patient Safety Ore 16,00-17,30 Chairman: E. Martellotti (Italy) Discussants: A. Battaglia, P. Binetti, C. Cursi, D. Di Virgilio, T. Petrangolini, G. Rocco, L. Turco 17,30 18,00 Debate with attendees on the topics dealt with during the conference 18,30-19,00 Final Test Filling in form on the quality of the conference Distribution of the Certificates of Participation

7 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Gennaro Rocco (Italy) Dyanne Affonso (U.S.A.) Giuseppe Aleo (Italy) Rosaria Alvaro (Italy) Maria Grazia De Marinis (Italy) Mario Esposito (Italy) Faith Fields (Usa) Giovanna Finocchi (Italy) Caterina Galletti (Italy) Lianne Jeffs (Canada) Maximo Jurado Gonzalez (Spain) Nancy Kirkland (United Kingdom) Loreto Lancia (Italy) Emma Martellotti (Italy) Maria Grazia Montalbano (Italy) Mauro Petrangeli (Italy) Maria Grazia Proietti (Italy) Ausilia Pulimeno (Italy) Laura Sabatino (Italy) Loredana Sasso (Italy) Alessandro Stievano (Italy) Fabrizio Tallarita (Italy) Daniela Tartaglini (Italy) Daniela Trinca (Italy) Carlo Turci (Italy) ORGANIZERS COMMITTEE Rodolfo Cotichini (Italy) Nicola Barbato (Italy) Sister Bertilla Cipolloni (Italy) Stefano Casciato (Italy) Maurizio Fiorda (Italy) Matilde Napolano (Italy) Maria Vittoria Pepe (Italy) Francesca Premoselli (Italy) Emanuela Tiozzo (Italy) Marco Tosini (Italy) TRAVEL AGENT AND ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT PERIGEO CONGRESSI P.zza Crati ROMA TEL:

8 Speakers and Moderators Gennaro Rocco (Italy) President of the Ipasvi Council of Rome Director of the Degree Course of Nursing, University of Rome Tor Vergata IDI Dyanne Affonso (U.S.A.) Nursing Professor (University of Hawaii Hilo, USA) Rosaria Alvaro (Italy) Associate Professor of General and Paediatric Nursing, University of Rome Tor Vergata Kathy Apple (U.S.A.) Executive Director. National Council of State Boards of Nursing Nicola Barbato (Italy) Board Member of the Ipasvi Council of Rome Manager of Tosinvest Sanità Augusto Battaglia (Italy) Health Councillor at the Lazio Regional Government Luciana Bevilacqua (Italy) Siquas Vice-president Complex Centre Director at the Niguarda Cà Granda Hospital in Milano Paola Binetti (Italy) Member of 12 th Permanent Committee on Health and Hygiene at the Senate Marcello Bozzi (Italy) Board member of the Federazione Nazionale Collegi Ipasvi Director of the Department of Health Professions, at the Hospital of Ancona Giuseppe Carbut (Italy) Nursing Coordinator of the Psychiatric Unit at the S. Andrea Hospital in Rome Stefano Casciato (Italy) Board Member of the Ipasvi Council of Rome Chief Nurse at the Ophthalmology Department ASL RM E, Rome Simonetta Chiappi (Italy) In charge of U.O.C. Management, Organization and Evaluation of Nursing, Midwifery and Support workers Activities Azienda USL 11 Hospital, Empoli - Cesare Cursi (Italy) Vice-President of the Hygiene and Healthcare Commission at the Italian Senate Maria Grazia De Marinis (Italy) Associate Professor of General and Paediatric Nursing at the Campus Biomedico University, Rome Patrizio Di Denia (Italy) Chief Nursing Officer of the Healthcare Agency at the Regional Government of Emilia-Romagna Domenico Di Virgilio (Italy) Parliamentary Group Leader at the Social Affairs Committee Forza Italia Party- Rome Mario Esposito (Italy) Board Member of the Ipasvi Council of Rome Nursing Director at the IDI Dermatological Hospital and Research Centre Rome Loredana Fabriani (Italy) Director of Nursing & Midwifery Degree Courses at the University of Rome La Sapienza, Faculty of Medicine and Surgery II, Rome Faith Fields (USA) President Board of Directors National Council of State Boards of Nursing - USA Giovanna Finocchi (Italy)

9 Director of the Nursing Degree Courses, University of Rome Tor Vergata Fatebenefratelli, Rome Caterina Galletti (Italy) Lecturer at the Masters Degree in Nursing and Midwifery, Sacro Cuore Catholic University, Rome Alessandro Ghirardini (Italy) Director of 3 rd Department, Ministry of Health, Coordinator of the Patient Safety Working Group Màximo Jurado Gonzalez (Spain) President of the Consejo General de Enfermeria, Madrid Lianne Jeffs (Canada) Director of Nursing/Clinical Research St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto Nancy Kirkland (United Kingdom) President Nursing and Midwifery Council, London, United Kingdom Loreto Lancia (Italy) Associate Professor of General and Paediatric Clinical Nursing, L Aquila University Barbara Mangiacavalli (Italy) Secretary General of the Federazione Nazionale Collegi Ipasvi Emma Martellotti (Italy) Head of the Press Office of the Federazione Nazionale Collegi Ipasvi, Rome Danilo Massai (Italy) Board Member of the Federazione Nazionale Collegi Ipasvi Director of the ASL 11 Empoli Education Centre, Florence Maria Matarese (Italy) Nursing Researcher, Campus Biomedico University, Rome Michela Melone (Italy) Nursing Coordinator Department of Paediatrics Umberto I Polyclinic - Rome Maria Grazia Montalbano (Italy) Lusan Healthcare Director Treasurer of the Committee of Nursing Directors Mauro Petrangeli (Italy) President of the Committee of Nursing Directors Teresa Petrangolini (Italy) President of Cittadinaza Attiva Michela Piredda (Italy) Lecturer of Nursing at the Campus Biomedico University, Rome Maria Grazia Proietti (Italy) Secretary of the Ipasvi Council of Rome Lecturer of Research Methodology at the Masters Degree in Nursing and Midwifery, University of Rome Tor Vergata Ausilia Pulimeno (Italy) Vice-President of the Ipasvi Council of Rome Coordinator of Degree in Nursing at the Umberto I Polyclinic - Rome Alberto Quagliata (Italy) Associate Professor of Specialized pedagogy and general didactics, Roma Tre University, Rome Paolo Romano (Italy) Medical-Scientific Journalist Loredana Sasso (Italy) Associate Professor of General and Paediatric Clinical Nursing, University of Genoa Annalisa Silvestro (Italy) President of the Federazione Nazionale Collegi Ipasvi Director of the Healthcare, Health Technician and Rehabilitation Services at the Hospital of Bologna

10 Antonio G. Spagnolo (Italy) Professor of Bioethics, Faculty of Education Sciences, University of Macerata Federico Spandonaro (Italy) Head of CEIS Sanità (Centre of Healthcare Business Administration and Management ) Faculty of Business Administration at the University of Rome, "Tor Vergata" Alessandro Stievano (Italy) Auditor at the IPASVI Council of Rome PhD Researcher in Nursing Sciences, University of Rome, Tor Vergata Daniela Tartaglini (Italy) Nursing Researcher, Campus Biomedico University, Rome Carlo Turci (Italy) Board Member of the Ipasvi Council of Rome Nursing Director, S. Andrea Hospital, Rome Livia Turco (Italy) Minister of Health Franco Vallicella (Italy) Treasurer of the Federazione Nazionale Collegi Ipasvi Director of Nursing and of Technical, Rehabilitation and Midwifery Services at the USL 22 Hospital of Bussolengo, Verona