Date: 30 June - 1 July 2016
Venue: Manchester, UK
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Thursday 30 June 2016
Welcome address from the Chair of NHIVNA
Michelle Croston
North Manchester General Hospital
Welcome address from the NHIVNA Conference Local Hosts
Justine Mellor and Kirstie Weeks
Manchester Royal Infirmary
Sarah Morris and Grace Newbold
North Manchester General Hospital
Robert Pratt Lecture
Update on undiagnosed high-risk groups and the impact of stigma
Valerie Delpech, Public Health England
NHIVNA Plenary Session 1
The following film was shown during this session:
'AIDS: Doctors and Nurses Tell Their Stories'
Director: Alejandro Medina
Producer: Leigh Chislett
Executive Producer: Tracey Gardiner
HIV and mental health: Double stigma?
Jayne Churchill, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh
NHIVNA Invited Lecture 1
Treatment update
Bronagh McBrien, Manchester Royal Infirmary
NHIVNA Invited Lecture 2
Proud and PrEP: What are we waiting for?
Greg Mitchell, Independent
Marc Thompson, Positively UK
NHIVNA Oral Abstracts: Session 1
Abstract O1 Developing and sustaining an HIV nursing workforce: insights from a national study
Simone Naylor, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Abstract O2 Luxury or necessity? An economic assessment of the community HIV Clinical Nurse Specialist role
Shaun Watson, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London
Abstract O3 Characteristics and costs: a demographic and cost analysis of lost to follow up patients who re-presented to a tertiary HIV inpatient unit
Mark Roche, Brighton & Sussex University Hospitals
Abstract O4 It's just like diabetes: a qualitative study, exploring views about distinguishing features of HIV/AIDS as a manageable, chronic long term condition from multidisciplinary HIV specialists
Pauline Jelliman, Liverpool Community Health NHS Trust
NHIVNA Workshop 1
Stigma and language
Angelina Namiba, Salamander Trust
NHIVNA Projects Update
NHIVNA Projects Update
Michelle Croston, North Manchester General Hospital
Gilead Sciences Satellite Symposium
Towards 2025: how do we future proof HIV nursing?
Eileen Nixon, Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton and Marc Thompson, Positively UK
This educational session is sponsored by Gilead Sciences. Gilead Sciences has not had any involvement in speaker selection or content of this session.
Janssen Invited Lecture
Heterosexual men and HIV
Chris O'Connor, Baseline
NHIVNA Oral Abstracts: Session 2
Abstract O5 HIV community virtual clinic: an innovative service development to ensure the needs those who cannot attend hospital HIV clinics are effectively met
Elizabeth Foote, Liverpool Community Health NHS Trust
Abstract O6 Setting up an HIV outreach service
Justine Mellor, Manchester Royal Infirmary
Abstract O7 'Surviving the storm' - facing up to the challenges posed by the loss of our sexual health service following the turmoil of a tendering process
Maxine Owen, Heartlands Hospital, Birmingham
Abstract O8 Challenges of increasing HIV testing in a non-traditional setting
Linda Panton, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh
NHIVNA Workshop 2
HIV testing in non-traditional settings
Joe Phillips, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, London
