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We had some incredible abstract posters and oral presentations at the conference this year. Congratulations to the winners from each category! You can view all the poster presentations below by clicking on the titles - please do have a look to see if it inspires any changes in your workplace.
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Oral Presentation Winner
Animal Assisted Intervention in Paediatric Intensive Care Donna Austin, Lyndsey Uglow |
Poster Presentation Winner
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Posters
- Utilising Appreciative Inquiry Approach to Support Development of a Culture of Continuous Improvement in Child Health - Dr Kate Pryde, Suzanne Quinney
- A Sticky Situation - Dr S Chugh, Dr S Robertson
- Current LP Practice in a Tertiary Paediatric ED - J. Webster, A. Marshall, C, Roehr
- Lumacaftor/Ivacaftor as Rescue Therapy & Stabilisation Treatment for Severe Lung Disease in Children with Cystic Fibrosis - L. Everitt, A. Dewar, W. Verling, G. Connett
- Quality Improvement Project in Babies Admitted to Royal Berkshire Hospital Buscot Neonatal Unit with Pulmonary Air Leak - Dr Federica Au, Dr Balaji Suryanarayanan
- 'A Spoonful of Ondansetron Helps the Fluids Stay Down': An Early Intervention Quality Improvement Project for Children Presenting to an Emergency Department with Vomiting - P. Hollis, P. Aldridge
- Qualitative Analysis of Specific Training Needs in Paediatric Nutritional Assessment in Children at Nutritional Risk - P.C Thomas, M.J Johnson, J.J Ashton, K.A Pryde, S.A.L Wilson, L.V Marino, R.M Beattie
- Strengthening Junior Doctors Through Shared Learning of Evidence Based Paediatrics - K. Dayasiri, S. Rao
- Perception of Clinical Activity of Paediatric Outreach Team Within Southampton Children's Hospital - Paediatric Outreach Team
- The Child's Experience of Source and Protective Isolation - D. Austin, J. Prieto, H. Rushford
- Early Feeding Pathway Post-Gastrostomy Insertion Reduces Inpatient Stay - K. Dick
- 999 Club: Reducing Children's Anxiety in the Emergency Department - J. Stebbings
- 'A Round of Our Paws': Therapy Outside the Norm - J. Stebbings
- Escalation of Concern for the Deteriorating Child in Areas Outside Child Health - R. Joslin, J. Thistlethwaite, J. Bull
- Improving Paediatric Neuroscience Education for Nurses - K. Bailey, M. Frisby, J. Thistlethwaite
- Patient and Parent Experiences of Being Discharged from Paediatric Intensive Care - K. Herriotts, V. Ashby
- Developing the Future Workforce: Trainee Nursing Associate Apprenticeship at Southampton Children's Hospital - J. Mills
- A Systematic Review of Interventions to Support the Psychological Well-Being of Parents After Discharge from Paediatric Intensive Care - Z. Bedford, S. Birch
- Home HHHFNC for Preterm with Severe CLD: The Way Forward - K. A Shetye, L. Arije
- Are We Effectively Identifying Childhood Obesity on Our Paediatric Wards? - S. Long, S. Robertson
- The Experiences of Consultant Paediatricians Involved in End-of-Life Care for Children with a Palliative Care Diagnosis - L. Pullen, J. Latour
- Scurvy: Still a Threat in the Developed World - K. A Shetye, N. Chawda
- The Virtual Huddle - P. Clarke, A. Mitchell, J. Edelman
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Guidelines for Abstract Submission
An abstract can be submitted to PIER2019 even if it has been submitted elsewhere The abstract cannot contain more than 300 words. Authors names, affiliations and abstract title are not included in the word count The abstract has to be entered in the accompanying form with the following structure: Objectives and background Methods Results Conclusion All sections should be completed and all abbreviations should be defined Prior to submission please ensure that your abstract does not contain spelling, grammatical or scientific errors. No corrections are possible after the submission deadline. The abstract text as well as the abstract title and the list of authors will be reproduced exactly as submitted. No proof reading will be done. If you have not previously submitted or written a conference abstract please see examples from previous years or discuss with your local PIER lead. Abstracts will be scored by a team of individuals from across the region, including AHPs, nurses and doctors. Accepted abstracts will be invited to present at the conference. The top six abstracts will be awarded oral presentations (10 mins in length). Oral presentations will be on day two of the conference. Further high scoring abstracts will be awarded posters of distinction and will feature in the poster walks on days one or two of the conference Remaining selected abstracts will be invited to present posters and will need to be displayed on both days of the conference Precise oral presentation and poster guidelines will be sent alongside acceptance correspondence. If your abstract is selected for presentation (poster or oral) then you must attend the conference. |
Abstract Template
Abstract Title Author One (Given Name, Last Name) & affiliation (place of work), Author Two & affiliation, Author Three & affiliation etc Objectives and background: Provide a brief summary of background information to help the reader understand your specific project (3-5 sentences). What were the key aims/reasons for your work? Methods: A summary of the methodology used to address your question/problem (3-4 sentences). How did you collect the data? How did you analyse the data? Results: A summary of your findings (3-5 sentences). Specific things to consider (depending on if research, QI or education) include - Key research results and figures, impacts/changes resulting from QI projects and education initiatives. Before and after comparisons. Qualitative feedback etc. Conclusions: What do your findings mean (for your practice and for the region etc.) (2-4 sentences)? What future work would be useful/should be done? |
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Poster Presentation Guidelines
Please read these guidelines carefully before starting the preparation of your poster. Format and Content of your poster
Set-Up and Dismantling of your poster
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Poster Templates
A basic template for a conference poster can be downloaded by clicking on the link here. Please change any colours, position of boxes and additional data presentation as required. Other examples of posters can be found here. Please include the conference logo on any poster presentations. The logo can be downloaded here. |
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