ESPU - XIXth Annual Congress - Nurses Programme - ESPU-Nurses Scientific Programme


Nurses Programme

Major sponsors 2008

ESPUN meeting, Nice April 23 – 25, 2008

Wednesday, April 23

11:00	ESPUN board meeting Room wil be announced later
13:00	Language course Room: Gallieni 2

Thursday, April 24

09.00	Welcome Meeting opening UBJ
	Session I: Bladder exstrophy Chairpersons: Margrethe Maegaard, Denmark
09.10	Self-esteem and satisfaction with penis appearance in adolescent males with bladder exstrophy: A pilot study Raimondo Cervellione Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, Manchester, UK
09.20	Case report: On a boy growing up / living with bladder exstrophy Rose-Marie Wallenberg The Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden
09.30	Indications for cutaneous diversion in modern paediatric urology Alison Gormely Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, Manchester, UK
09.40	The use of an ACE stopper in catheterisable channels virtually eliminates the incidence of meatal stenosis Ramnath Subramaniam S.t James University Hospital, Leeds, UK
09.50	Can regular bladder washouts and acetylcysteine installation prevent stone formation and reduce incidence of urine infections in the augumented bladder? Craig Taylor S., James University Hospital, Leeds, UK
10.00	Control of post-operative pain in children undergoing hypospadia and penile curvature surgery: Quasi-experimental study Donata Dini University of Florence, Florence, Italy
10.10	Coffee break
	Session II: Functional disorders Chairpersons: Cathrine Renson, Belgium and Ellen de Brujn-Kempe, The Netherlands
10.40	Treating children with constipation and encopresis with concomitant different diagnosis using polyethylene glycol (PEG) 3350 with electrolytes (Movicol®) Rose-Marie Adler The Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden
10.50	The most common diagnosis in an outpatient urotherapeutic unit Charlotte Arfwidsson The Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden
11.00	The long-term effects of LUTS treatment in children Marianne Vijverberg UMCUtrecht Psychology for children, Utrecht, The Netherlands
11.10	The reasons for uroflow EMG Artifacts Sevilay Hebcan Gulhane Military Medical, Ankara, Turkey
11.20	Are you ready for self-CIC? Subtitle: Assessment instrument to check the patient’s readiness and ability for self-CIC program Anna Bianchi Kinderspital, Zürich, Switzerland
	Poster without presentation: Biofeedback treatment in children with lower urinary tract dysfunction Emel Tekin, Gulhane Military Academy, Ankara, Turkey
	Poster without presentation: Possibilities and limitations for children with myelomeningocele in doing self-clean catheterisation Mona Skevig, Rikshospitalet University Hopsital, Oslo, Norway
11.30	Lunch
	Session III: Other categories Chairpersons: Monika Doroszkiewicz, Sweden and Mona Skevig, Norway
13.00	Parents experiences of their children achieving bladder control Ulla-Britt Jansson Ulla-Britt Jansson, The Queen Silvia Children´s Hospital, Göteborg, Sweden
13.10	Telephone consults performed by the paediatric nurse practitioner, Improvement of care? K.J.M Kwak, UMC St Radboud, Paediatric urology, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
13.20	Development of a curriculum for the first education for urotherapists in Germany Ellen Janhsen Klinikum Links der Weser, Bremen, Germany
	Session IV: Clinical practice Chairperson: Sue Vernon, UK and Florentine Sikkel, The Netherlands
13.30	Incontinence after traumatic brain injury, TBI: Case report Katty van Cauvenberghe, Pediatric Urologic and Nefrologic Center, Gent, Belgium
13.40	A long way to become dry: A case of an eleven-year-old boy born with an obstructive ureterocele, reflux and secondary nephrogenic diabetes insipidus JGl Cobussen-Boekhorst, St. Radboud Pediatric Urology, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
13.50	“Uris & Kluris” a patient and parent information Vonny Hulthén de Medina Astrid Lindgren Children’s Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden
14.00	Talk about…. Improving communication with the child June Rogers Disabled Living, Liverpool, UK
14.10	Supporting children who have to learn CIC: Different emptying can also be normal Anka Nieuwhof-Leppkin, University Medical Psychology Centre for children, Utrecht, The Netherlands
14.20	Coffee break
14.40	Workshop I: Clean Intermittent Catheterisation, CIC, in non-neurogenic children Moderator: Sonja Kruse, Sweden and Johan Van Daele, Belgium
15.55	Workshop II: To catch or not to catch, to clean or not to clean, to be invasive or not invasive? Setting guidelines to manage urine samples in the 21st C for European nursing. Katty van Cauvenberghe, Belgium and Sue Vernon, UK
17.00	Annual General Meeting, AGM (only for members)

Friday April 24, 2008

Thesis presentation

09.00	Urinary bladder function and acquisition of bladder control in healthy children Ulla-Britt Jansson, Sweden
09.20	Teenagers and young adults with myelomeningocele and clean intermittent catheterisation – urological and psychosocial aspects. Birgitta Lindehall, Sweden
09.40	Lower urinary tract dysfunction after renal transplantation in children and adults. Marian van der Weide, The Netherlands
10.00	Coffee break
10.30	Research school: “How to write an abstract?” UBJ
12.30	Final words UBJ

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