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NMPDU South-West

Cork and Kerry Advanced Practice Forum

The Advanced Practice Forum (Cork/Kerry) is a peer support structure for RANP/RAMPs and cANP/cAMPs in the region to facilitate peer supervision, support and continuing professional development.

The next HSE South (Cork/Kerry) Biannual Professional Development Forum for Candidate and Registered Advanced Nurse and Midwife Practitioners will take place on Friday, April 23 2021. Further details will be available shortly.

Dr Aoife Lane

NMPDU Officer

Phone: 021 492 261

aoife.lane@hse.ie

Education and Training Needs of Registered Nurses Intellectual Disability and Registered Psychiatric Nurses in Cork and Kerry 2020

This report commissioned by NMPDU Cork and Kerry presents the findings of an analysis of the education and training needs of Registered Nurses Intellectual Disability (RNID) and Registered Psychiatric Nurses (RPN) in Cork/Kerry, 2020.

The findings and recommendations will provide evidence to inform the commissioning, design and delivery of education and training programmes for RNID and RPN in the region.

Related Topic

Education and Training Needs of Registered Nurses Intellectual Disability and Registered Psychiatric Nurses in Cork and Kerry 2020. Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development Unit, HSE South (Cork/Kerry), December 2020 (PDF, 1857 KB, 113 pages)

NMPDU South-East

The HSE National Office for Human Rights and Equality Policy Office facilitated the webinar on behalf of the Nursing and Midwifery Planning & Development Unit and the Regional Centre for Nursing & Midwifery Education South East. Speakers provided nurses and midwives with a greater understanding of the Act and its impact for service user interactions across all healthcare settings.

Webinar 1: Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act Implications for Practice Webinar (1.33mins)

Shaping the Future of Intellectual Disability Nursing forum on behalf of the Office of the Nursing and Midwifery Services Director (ONMSD) & the National Quality Improvement Office facilitated a webinar for nurses working with adults with an intellectual disability. National and international speakers provided an overview on the current and future work of the support requirements for people with a disability plus the need for frontline data collection and analysis to strategically progress safe and dynamic nursing care

Webinar 2:Shaping The Future Adults with an Intellectual Disability Webinar (1.39mins)

Shaping the Future of Intellectual Disability Nursing forum on behalf of the Office of the Nursing and Midwifery Services Director (ONMSD) & the National Quality Improvement Office facilitated a webinar for nurses working with children with an intellectual disability. National and international speakers provided an overview the strategic development of nursing intellectual disabilities, the nurse’s role within special education settings and an overview on the current and future structure of children’s services nationally.

Webinar 3:Shaping the Future Children with an Intellectual Disability Webinar (1.13mins)

Webinar 4: Shaping the Future of Intellectual Disability Nursing Webinar Transitions in Intellectual Disability (1.37mins)

This webinar was facilitated by Shaping the Future of Intellectual Disability Nursing in Ireland implementation group, to contribute evidence to inform services provision for people with an intellectual disability.

Webinar 5: Launch of Report - Presenting problems/conditions that result in people with an intellectual disability being admitted to hospitals in the Republic of Ireland An analysis of NQAIS Clinical data 2016-2020 (1.33mins)

This webinar was facilitated by Shaping the Future of Intellectual Disability Nursing in Ireland implementation group, to contribute evidence to inform services provision for people with an intellectual disability

NMPDU North-West

Care of the Older Person Cross Border Network Event

The Cross Border Care of the Older Person Nursing Group from HSE and the Western Health and Social Care Trust (WHSCT) are holding a workshop and masterclass entitled "Sharing Good Practice Across Our Borders" on Thursday 5 November, 2019 in Altnagelvin Hospital, Derry.

For further information contact:

Liz Breslin

NMPDU North West

Phone: 071 982 2106

liz.breslin@hse.ie

NMPDU West-Midwest

A review of the Impact of Postgraduate Education on Nurses and Midwives, NMPDU HSE West- Midwest Area (PDF, size 1.27MB, 76 pages)

Regional Children’s and Young People’s Nurse Education Group HSE West, Midwest & Northwest (2017- 2019) (PDF, size 255KB, 33 pages)

NMPDU Dublin-South

NMPDU Dublin-North

Masterclasses

National Mental Health Nursing Conference

Helen Corrigan, Nursing Project Officer
Nursing & Midwifery Policy Unit, CNO’s Office, Department of Health.

John Meehan, Assistant National Director, National Office Suicide Prevention

Michael Ryan, Mental Health Engagement and Recovery, Head of Mental Health Engagement and Recovery HSE.

Adam O Shea and Tom Purcell, 4th year Student Nurses, South East Technological University.
Dual Diagnosis Care

Keane Ryan, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Donegal MH Service.
Exercise Physiology Clinic

Pauline Walsh, Registered Advance Nurse Practitioner Perinatal Mental Health, CHO 3.
Pre-birth Planning meetings

Johanne Flood, Advanced Nurse Practitioner Liaison Psychiatry, Beaumont Hospital.
ANP led psychiatry liaison-integration service for those over 65 years.

Anne Cunningham, Register Nurse Practitioner and Marion Pink, Candidate Nurse Practitioner, CHO 6.
The PARC Project (Positive Advanced Recovery Connections).

Jane Kennedy, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Nathalie Deans, Candidate Advanced Nurse Practitioner Eating Disorders, Aoife Donohue, Assistant Director of Nursing, Ivanna Lyons, Assistant Director of Nursing, Linn Dara Service.
Introduction of Multi-Family Therapy for Eating Disorders to CAMHS

Shane Kirwan, Nurse Practice Development Co-ordinator, St. Patrick’s University Hospital.
Service User Experience

Dr Mark Monaghan, Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin.
EOLAS Online: Lessons from the delivery of an online pilot psychoeducation programmes for psychosis.

David McGuiness, Clinical Nurse Manager 3, University College Galway.
Understanding individuals’ experiences before, during and after being subject to involuntary admission in the Republic of Ireland.

Nessa O Malley and Kate Johnson, Clinical Midwifery Manager 3, The Coombe Hospital.
The Daisy Clinic

Sally Lovejoy, National Nurse Lead
Self Harm and Suicide Related Ideation

Userumu Otugour and Wiktoria Witzon, 3rd year Student Nurses, St Vincent’s Hospital, Fairview/Dublin City University.
The student experience

Deirdre Madden, Lecturer, University of Limerick.
Therapy in Nature

Masterclasses 2023

Masterclasses 2022

Webinar 1 - Overview of SPMHS/Pre Birth Planning (YouTube)
Jeanne Masterson and Dr Richard Duffy, Rotunda Hospital

Webinar 2 - Psychotropic Medications and Prescribing in Perinatal Mental Health (YouTube)
Prof John Sheehan, Rotunda Hospital

Webinar 3 - Risk Assessment in PMH and Skills for Working with women with Complex MH disorder (YouTube)
Dr Richard Duffy, Rotunda Hospital

Webinar 4 - Perinatal Trauma/ PTSD (YouTube)
Ursula Nagle, Rotunda Hospital

NMPDU Regional Conference

The NMPDU in Dublin North hosted a Regional Conference in the Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport on 18 May entitled The Power of Nurses and Midwives to Influence Change

For those who were unable to attend please see below the slides from the presentations at the event, click on the links below to open the slides :

Responding to a Global Crisis – It’s not just COVID-19, The Power of Nurses and Midwives to Contribute to the International Fight against Antimicrobial Resistance

Gwen Regan, Director of Nursing, Infection Prevention and Control, Community Healthcare - Quality & Patient Safety

Digital Health - Your Voice Matters

Loretto Grogan, Director of Nursing, National Clinical Information Officer - Nursing and Midwifery

Implementing a Telephone Triage Service and Pre-Assessment Clinic for Oncology Patients

Fiona Barrett, CNS, Oncology, Beaumont Hospital

The Implementation of an Enhanced Recovery Programme

Annmarie Sliney, ADON/M, Rotunda Hospital

Nurse Led Sleep Clinics

Alison Buggie, CNSp MHID, Joan Gilvarry, CNSp CAMHS-ID, St Michael’s House

Embedding a New Model of Care in Addiction Nursing: How One Team’s Journey Influenced Behaviours & Practices Across Wider Frontiers

Jean Flanagan, CNS, Hepatitis C Liaison, HSE Addiction Service, Dublin North

The Implementation of Day Case Total Hip Replacement Surgery

Anne Marie Flanagan, Enhanced Recovery Arthroplasty Candidate ANP, National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh

Reducing Risk of Metabolic Syndrome for Persons with Severe Mental Illness - NDMHS

Shane Manton, CNS, Clinical Exercise Specialist, Physical Activity and Lifestyle, Community Rehabilitation Team

Men Undergoing Radical Prostatectomy for Prostate Cancer: A Narrative Inquiry

Catherine McGarvey, Candidate ANP Prostate Cancer and Survivorship- Mater Misericordiae University Hospital

Introduction of Nulife Medication Administration Mobile Application (MAMA) - OPS CHO 9

Richelle Cuerquis, CNM 1, Winah Quinjano, ADON, Seanchara Community Nursing Unit

The Strength of the Team is Each Individual Member. The Strength of Each Member is the Team - St Michael's House

Anne Spencer, CNM 2, Integrated Care, St Michael’s House

Implementation of an Interprofessional Simulation Programme: The Mater's Experience

Caoimhe Fitzsimons, Clinical Service Design Coordinator, Strategic Projects Office and Simulation Nurse Lead – Mater Misericordiae University Hospital

Changing Smiles: One Small Step at a Time – CHI at Temple Street

Jane Gunn, CNS, Children’s Cleft Lip & Palate

Adapting to Support Patients and their Families with a Diagnosis of Dementia in Challenging Times - The Role of the Dementia Support Nurse - St. Joseph’s Hospital, Raheny

Karen Gorman, CNM 2, Dementia Support Nurse, St Joseph’s Hospital, Raheny

Research Webinars

NMPDU Dublin North and the School of Nursing in DCU hosted a series of research webinars. The “Making it Happen” series were open to all nurses and midwives with an interest and enthusiasm for nursing research.

We hosted 8 research webinars in the series. Each webinar covered a different aspect of research from getting started to publishing. We hope that you find them informative and interesting. You will find a link to the recorded sessions here: https://www.dcu.ie/snpch/research-projects/makingithappen

For more information contact:

Lorraine Dillion, Project Officer, NMPDU Dublin North

Phone: 087 239 7993

lorraine.dillon@hse.ie