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12 International
Family Nursing
Conference
th
Improving Family Health Globally
through Research, Education, and Practice
The official meeting of
the International Family Nursing Association
www.InternationalFamilyNursing.org
AUGUST 18-21, 2015 • ODENSE, DENMARK
CONFERENCE BROCHURE
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Odense, Denmark • August 18-21, 2015
Invitation to the 2015 International Family Nursing Conference
We are pleased to announce the 12th International Family Nursing Conference,
‟Improving Family Health Globally through Research, Education, and Practice,” to
be held in Odense, Denmark at the Radisson Blu Hotel, August 18 to 21, 2015. The
conference will begin with pre-conference workshops on August 18. New in this conference
will be expert lectures by prominent family scholars and special sessions that will feature
emergent and groundbreaking areas of family nursing research, practice, and theory.
Through pre-conference workshops, plenary sessions, symposia, and paper/poster exchanges, attendees will have ample
opportunities to learn about recent advances in the field and share their work and ideas with others who are committed
to the advance of family nursing. With an eye to the future, the conference will emphasize global issues in the health of
families, enhancing family strengths, as well as creative partnerships among researchers, clinicians, and educators that
expand the capacity of family nurses to further family wellbeing.
The conference is the second official meeting of the International Family Nursing Association (IFNA), an organization whose
mission is to foster the individual and collective development of nurses involved in the promotion of healthcare to families.
In addition, there will opportunities to socialize with colleagues at the welcome reception hosted by the city of Odense,
during the conference banquet dinner at the Hinsgavl Manor and through special tours for conference attendees.
On behalf of the Program Planning Committee and the IFNA Board, we invite you to participate in this exciting event.
Please encourage your colleagues and students to attend. We look forward to seeing you in Odense in August.
Janet Deatrick
Conference Co-chair
Kathleen Knafl
Conference Co-chair
Conference Overview for the 12th International Family Nursing Conference
As reflected in our conference theme “Improving Family Health Globally through Research, Education, and Practice”, the 12th International
Family Nursing Conference will focus on engaging nurses and interdisciplinary colleagues in discussion of global trends and
issues facing families worldwide. With an emphasis on enhancing family strengths, the conference will focus on promoting creative
partnerships among researchers, clinicians, and educators that expand the capacity of family nurses to further family wellbeing. The
overall objectives of the conference are to:
1. Education
a. Showcase educational strategies for teaching family nursing practice and research that communicate the inherent strengths of
families.
b. Feature educational strategies for family nursing practice and research that foster recognition of family strengths, family
engagement in healthcare, and the integration of families in multiple social contexts.
2.Practice
a. Identify opportunities and strategies for family nursing practice responsive to contemporary social issues such as poverty,
discrimination, and global conflict.
b. Examine strategies for family nursing practice that build on current research and technology.
3.Research
a. Highlight research that addresses the challenges affecting families worldwide.
b. Provide opportunities to participate in discussion of key conceptual and methodological issues facing family researchers
globally.
c. Involve researchers, clinicians and educators in conversations that promote innovative partnerships and endeavors.
4.Policy
a. Examine the role of policy in addressing the challenges affecting contemporary families and increasing family engagement in
healthcare.
b. Identify strategies for increased participation of family nurses in policy development at the local, national, and international
level.
c. Highlight opportunities to enhance family health globally through the World Health Organization and other key
organizations and entities.
Odense, Denmark • August 18-21, 2015
Host City
Odense is best known as the city where Hans Christian Andersen
was born and grew up. Odense has all the charm and attraction
of a small town, combined with a big-city pulse and boasts some
of the greatest cultural attractions on the island of Fyn. The
island of Fyn is known as “the Garden of Denmark” on account
of its fertile soil. This green setting gives rise to a wealth of
seasonal produce and specialties, which you can enjoy in Odense’s
numerous and varied cafés and restaurants.
Odense has a wide and diverse shopping environment. The
everyday shops line the pedestrian streets, while the small side
streets and alleys are home to tempting specialist shops. This
is also where you will find the relaxing café lifestyle with its
charming al fresco ambience. Brandts Klædefabrik is located in
the heart of the city and is a cultural gem offering attractions such
as the Art Gallery, which is one of the largest exhibition venues
in Scandinavia, regularly hosting collections of paintings, applied
art, design, architecture and video art.
Travel Preparations/Documents
IFNA has membership in over 30 countries. Attendees are
encouraged to verify required travel documents to/from their
country of origin.
Airport/Hotel Transportation
Odense is well connected to both national and international
railways and is therefore easily reached by train. The national
railway is operated by the Danish Railway Company (DSB) and
connects from all major towns to Odense.
Attendees should plan their air travel to Copenhagen
International Airport (Kastrup) and then take the train to
Odense. The trip is approximately 2 hours from Copenhagen
to Odense. Trains depart for Odense approximately every 30
minutes. The cost is approximately 290DKK/$50USD each
way (additional cost of 30DKK / $6USD to reserve your seat in
advance.)
Follow the signs at the airport near the baggage claim area for
the train station. The ticket office is located in Terminal 3 above
the railway station. There are lifts and travolators between the
platforms and Terminal 3. You can take the free shuttle bus which
runs between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3, where the station is
located.
Train Station: Odense Train Station – 550 m from the
Radisson Blu Hotel (approximately a 5 minute walk.)
Taxi: Taxis are available near the train station. One-way fare is
approximately 50DKK and a 2 minute ride to the Radisson Blu
hotel.
Hotel Parking: The Radisson Blu offers parking at 5DKK/
hour and 80DKK for a whole day.
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Conference Venue
The Radisson Blu H.C. Andersen Hotel, Odense is the host hotel for the
IFNC. This hotel offers charming accommodations and an ideal
city centre location for experiencing idyllic Odense including the
cobblestone streets, shops and rustic cafés that dot the area. Don’t
miss exploring the home of Hans Christian Andersen or taking a
walk in one of the many parks.
The Radisson Blu offers:
• Complimentary breakfast for hotel guests
• French and Danish cuisine at on-site Restaurant Hans
Christian
• Enviable location near attractions like the Hans Christian
Andersen House
• Adjacent to Odense Concert Hall and 550 metres from the
train station
• Free high-speed, wireless Internet
• Lively in-house casino
• State-of-the-art exercise facilities with sauna and sun bed
IFNC Host Hotel
Radisson Blu H.C. Andersen Hotel
Claus Bergs Gade 7, DK-5000 Odense C, Denmark
Tel: +45 66 14 78 00
Fax: +45 66 14 78 90
IFNA Group Room Rate:
995,00 DKK Single Room/Night (*$157 USD)
1.195,00 DKK Double Room/Night (*$189 USD)
Room rate includes Breakfast each morning.
**The currency exchange is subject to change.
All reservations must be received by August 4, 2015 in
order to receive the group rate. Use the direct hotel link
below to make your reservations. Requests prior to and after the
meeting will be accepted only on a space availability basis.
http://visitodenseconferenceservice.dk/Public/Registration.aspx?confId=000014612
RESERVATIONS
For arrival dates prior to Monday, August 17th or departure after
August 22, please contact André Fog Jensen directly at
[email protected].
While it is ideal for attendees to select the Radison Blu where the
conference will be held, additional options for accommodations
are available for IFNC attendees.
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Keynote Speakers
The Conference Planning Committee is pleased to announce our three keynote speakers. Our speakers all combine strong
programs of research with a solid grounding in clinical practice. Their work centers on some of the key challenges facing
families worldwide.
Kenneth J. Doka, PhD
Dr. Kenneth J. Doka is a Professor of Gerontology at the Graduate School of The College of New Rochelle
and Senior Consultant to the Hospice Foundation of America. Dr. Doka is a prolific author, has published
over 100 articles and book chapters, and is editor of both Omega: The Journal of Death and Dying and
Journeys: A Newsletter to Help in Bereavement. He participates in the annual Hospice Foundation of
America Teleconference and has appeared on CNN and Nightline. In addition he has served as a consultant
to medical, nursing, funeral service and hospice organizations as well as businesses and educational and social
service agencies. Dr. Doka is an ordained Lutheran minister.
Alison Metcalfe, PhD, BSc, RN
Dr. Alison Metcalfe's programme of research focuses on genetic risk communication within families at different
life stages from antenatal to end of life care, and evaluating the impact the risk information has on family
functioning and their quality of life. Some of her work also examines genetic risk communication between
patients and health professionals and the implications this has for patients decisions.
Stevan M. Weine, MD
Dr. Stevan Weine, a psychiatrist, is a researcher, writer, teacher and clinician. His scholarly work focuses on
the impact of trauma and migration on individuals, families, and communities. Over the past 15 years, Dr.
Weine has demonstrated a strong commitment to patient-oriented research and mentoring new investigators,
with continuous federal funding as Principal Investigator since 1998. His overall research mission is to develop,
implement, and evaluate psychosocial interventions that are feasible, acceptable, and effective with respect to
the complex real-life contexts where migrants and refugees live.
Welcome Reception
The city of Odense will welcome conference attendees to our 12th International Family Nursing Conference with
a reception at the Odense City Hall on Tuesday, August 18. This is a wonderful opportunity to network, meet new
colleagues and begin to share ideas for Improving Family Health Globally through Research, Education and Practice.
Invitation to Participate in Raffle at 12th IFNC
This year at the 12th International Family Nursing Conference we will have the first ever IFNC Raffle. Attendees will
have the opportunity to participate in two ways: 1) donating one or more items, and 2) purchasing raffle tickets and
trying to win selected items.
If you are interested in donating an item, we encourage you to bring something from your hometown, country, or place
of employment. We especially encourage donation of items having something to do with family and family nursing.
When deciding what to donate, try to pick something that will travel well - meaning it is compact, lightweight and
can be easily transported in a suitcase. Here are a few suggestions: cultural items; handmade items; jewelry; pictures;
books; music CDs; key chains; clothing items, such as shirts, scarves, and hats; chocolate and other types of candy;
autographed items, such as family nursing books. Alternatively, you could donate a service, such as specific number of
hours of expert consultation (e.g., research design, curriculum development, or manuscript review)
Please bring the item with you when you come to the 12th IFNC. When you drop-off the item at the conference
registration desk, you will be asked to provide a description of the item and the estimated value. If you are not able to
attend the conference, but would like to donate, please email Marcia Van Riper ([email protected]) or Debbie
Zaparoni ([email protected]). Please include IFNA Raffle-Item in the subject line.
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Conference Registration And Fees
*Registration includes 2 conference lunches and 5 breaks throughout the conference.
REGISTRATION
Type
*Registration
**VAT
TOTAL
IFNA Member Early Registration (ends July 1).................$560.00 USD....... $140.00 USD...... $700.00 USD
Non-Member Early Registration (ends July 1)..................$660.00 USD....... $165.00 USD...... $825.00 USD
IFNA Member Registration (after July 1)............................$600.00 USD....... $150.00 USD...... $750.00 USD
Non-Member Registration (after July 1).............................$700.00 USD....... $175.00 USD...... $875.00 USD
Student Registration (Full-time Students)................................$400.00 USD....... $100.00 USD...... $500.00 USD
Pre-conference Workshop on Tuesday, August 18...............$80.00 USD......... $20.00 USD...... $100.00 USD
Conference Banquet Dinner...................................................$100.00 USD......... $25.00 USD...... $125.00 USD
Post-conference Hospital Tour................................................$15.00 USD........... $3.75 USD........ $18.75 USD
**Details for VAT recovery will be available closer to the dates of the conference. VAT#: 35435034
All cancellations must be received in writing. A ($50 USD) Administrative fee will be deducted from cancellations received up to 14 days in
advance. After that time, no refunds can be made.
Pre-Conference Workshops
Pre-conference Workshops will be held on Tuesday, August 18th. Pre-conference workshops provide attendees with
an opportunity to undertake in-depth examination of a family nursing research, practice, or education topic. Workshops
typically combine didactic presentation and interactive discussions lead by one or more presenters. All workshops are
half-day sessions. There will be three morning and three afternoon workshops.
Conference Banquet Dinner
Please join your fellow IFNC attendees for a special banquet dinner on Thursday, August 20 at the Hindsgavl Manor.
Hindsgavl Manor is a castle and is one of the many different landmarks and historic monuments that visitors can
experience in Odense. This is an optional event and associated fees are listed above.
Post-conference Hospital Tour
Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about healthcare in Denmark with a visit to the Odense University
Hospital (OUH). OUH is one of three university hospitals in Denmark and is one of the largest education and training
centers in the South Denmark Region. The local organizing committee is coordinating visits to a few departments
within the hospital. This is an optional tour and associated fees are listed above.
The IFNA acknowledges the generous external funding support from:
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Tuesday, August 18
8:00am - 5:30pm Conference Registration
9:00am - 12:00pm Morning Pre-Conference Workshops
Education
Utilizing Innovative Family-Focused Simulations and Electronic Health Record to
Improve Education and Practice
Presenters:
Stacey Van Gelderen, DNP, RN, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Cyrus Azarbod, PhD, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Colleen Royle, EdD, RN, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Kelly Krumwiede, PhD, RN, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Marilyn Swan, PhD(c), RN, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Norma Krumwiede, EdD, RN, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Sandra Eggenberger, PhD, RN, Minnesota State University, Mankato
Emilee Kuehl BS, RN, Recent graduate of MSU, Mankato’s School of Nursing
Description:
Nurse educators demonstrate how family nursing care concepts are engrained within an undergraduate nursing
curriculum. Family simulation scenarios are embedded throughout courses sequentially to examine family health
experiences throughout the lifespan and in various care settings. Simulations and family electronic health records (EHRs)
are effective tools to teach students assessment skills necessary for family care. The EHR includes a genogram and
ecomap that provides students and educators with a visual image capturing family data. Participants will receive a ‘handson’ experience using the family EHR on supplied iPads and learn how to use family scenarios to enhance their teaching.
*Attendance is limited to 50 participants.
Level: Intermediate
Practice / Research
Planning Family Systems Nursing Knowledge Translation Research Projects. Where to Start?
Presenters:
Fabie Duhamel, RN, PhD, University of Montreal
France Dupuis, RN, PhD, University of Montreal
Description:
While there is continuous progression in family nursing knowledge, little is known about how to best implement this
knowledge into clinical practice. Numerous factors contribute to the challenging gap between theory and practice and
there is an urgent need for more research about how to move family nursing knowledge into action. This workshop
presents a brief overview of Knowledge To Action models including a knowledge translation one that philosophically fits
with Family Systems Nursing. Participants will take part in discussions and small group exercises to learn about planning
knowledge to promote Family Systems Nursing practice.
Level: Intermediate
Research
Conceptual and Methodological Issues in End-of Life Family Research
Presenters:
Regina Szylit Bousso, PhD, RN, University of São Paulo Brazil
Suzanne Feetham, PhD, RN, FAAN, Children’s National Health System / University of Illinois at Chicago
Pamela S. Hinds, PhD, RN, FAAN, George Washington University / University of Maryland
Debra Wiegand, PhD, MBE, RN, CCRN, CHPN, FAHA, FAA, University of Maryland
Description:
This pre-conference is designed to assist researchers conducting end-of-life research with families. One of the most
painful processes that a family can endure is the death of another family member. Improving our ability to prevent and
diminish suffering is dependent on the completion of high quality, end-of-life studies. In this workshop, we will provide
an overview and practical examples of approaches to use when conducting pediatric and adult end-of-life research. We
will discuss strategies that work when conducting end-of-life research with these vulnerable families. These sensitive
investigations are needed for evidence-based care to families of the dying.
Level: Intermediate
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Tuesday, August 18
12:00pm - 1:30pm Lunch (on your own)
1:30pm - 4:30pm Afternoon Pre-Conference Workshops
Education
Innovative and Interactive Ways to Integrate Family Across Undergraduate and Graduate Nursing
Curriculum
Presenters:
Lacey Eden, FNP, MS, Brigham Young University
Donna Freeborn, FNP, PhD, Brigham Young University
Karlen E. Luthy, FNP, DNP, Brigham Young University
Gaye Ray, FNP, PH-C, MS, Brigham Young University
Description:
Using the same types of interactive methods used in class, participants will participate in activities that demonstrate
innovative ways to focus on the role of families and importance of addressing family dynamics and challenges when
caring for patients as RNs and as APRNs.
Level: All
Practice
Illness Suffering and Family Healing: Raising Your Clinical Effectiveness to the Next Level
Presenter:
Janice M. Bell, RN, PhD, University of Calgary
Lorraine M. Wright, RN, PhD, University of Calgary
Description:
An unprecedented opportunity will be provided in this workshop to view a live family interview conducted by Dr.
Lorraine Wright with Dr. Janice Bell providing commentary about the interview and leading the reflecting team
discussion. If at the last moment, a live family interview is not possible, a previously videotaped therapeutic conversation
between Dr. Lorraine Wright and a family suffering with illness will be presented on videotape. Dr. Bell and Dr. Wright
will offer an analysis and rationale for why the experienced clinician said-what-she-said and did-what-she-did to refine
and enhance family nursing intervention knowledge. This clinical demonstration workshop will provide experiential
and practical knowledge about advanced family nursing practice, informed by the Illness Beliefs Model (Wright & Bell,
2009). Reflections about possibilities for family nursing practice, education, and research will be invited for either the live
interview or videotaped family interview.
Level: Intermediate / Experienced (Practice)
Research
Using Mixed Methods to Enhance Research with Diverse Populations
Presenters:
Jyu-Lin Chen, University of California San Francisco
Kit Chesla, University of California San Francisco
Roberta Rehm, University of California San Francisco
Description:
To provide novice researchers theoretical, methodological, and practical information in using mixed methods to conduct
research with individuals and families from diverse populations. Experts in interpretive/qualitative research (Rehm,
Chesla) and quantitative research (Chen) offer lessons learned from the conduct of mixed methods research with families.
Participants can work on their own research questions or use sample research questions provided by workshop facilitators
to practice mixed methods designs. Opportunity is provided to apply content from the workshop to a proposal using
mixed methods research in diverse populations on a topic of workshop participants’ interest.
Level: Novice
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Odense, Denmark • August 18-21, 2015
Tuesday, August 18
5:30pm – 8:00pm
Welcome Reception at City Hall – hosted by the City of Odense
Wednesday, August 19
8:00am – 6:00pm
Conference Registration
8:00am – 8:30am Visit Exhibits and Posters
8:30am – 8:50am Opening Announcements
8:50am – 10:00am
Opening Keynote Speaker
Alison Metcalfe, PhD, BSc, RN
Professor of Healthcare Research
King’s College of London
London, England United Kingdom
10:00am – 10:30am Refreshment Break / Visit Exhibits and Posters
10:30am – 11:30am Expert Lectures
Attraction of Hermeneutics
Nancy Moules, RN, PhD
University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta Canada
Using a Family Perspective to
Integrate Genomics and Ethics
into Curriculum
Marcia VanRiper, RN, PhD
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, North Carolina USA
Special Session on Emergent
Theoretical Perspectives
Karen LeGrow, RN, PhD
Ryerson University
Toronto, Ontario Canada
and
Lorraine Venturato
University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta Canada
11:30am – 12:30pm Concurrent Abstract Sessions A1-A9
Abstract Session A1
International Policies to Support
Families
Abstract Session A2
Models for Family Nursing
Education
Abstract Session A3
Clinical Practice with Families at
End of Life
Abstract Session A4
Abstract Session A5
Family Nursing Education Across Research of Child Bearing /
the Lifespan
Rearing Families
Abstract Session A6
Family Research on Unique
Issues for Young Adults
Abstract Session A7
Living with Chronic Illness:
Research Perspectives
Abstract Session A9
Family Research with Adults
Abstract Session A8
Family Research with Infants
and Children
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Wednesday, August 19
12:30pm – 1:30pm Lunch
1:30pm – 3:15pm Concurrent Abstract Sessions B1-B9
Abstract Session B1
Family Clinical Practice with
Adults
Abstract Session B2
Global Perspectives on Family
Nursing Education
Abstract Session B3
Key Issues in Pediatric Clinical
Practice
Abstract Session B4
Challenges During Adolescence
and Young Adulthood
Abstract Session B5
Addressing Diverse Needs of
Parents
Abstract Session B6
Family Research: Serious
Conditions
Abstract Session B7
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Abstract Session B8
Supporting Families with
Children
Abstract Session B9
Family Research: The
Experience of Chronic Illness
Family Nursing Research
Informing Policy
Suzanne Feetham, PhD, RN, FAAN
Children’s National Health System
Washington, DC USA
Mixed Methods Synthesis
Kathleen Knafl, PhD, FAAN
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, North Carolina USA
3:15pm – 4:15pm Expert Lectures
From Knowledge Creation to
Knowledge Translation
Janice M. Bell, RN, PhD
University of Calgary
Calgary, Alberta Canada
4:30pm – 6:00pm Committee Meetings (Research, Communications and Membership)
Thursday, August 20
8:00am – 5:00pm Registration Desk
8:00am – 8:30am
Visit Exhibits and Posters
8:30am – 8:50am
Opening Announcements
8:50am – 10:00am Keynote Speaker
Stevan M. Weine, MD
Professor of Psychiatry
Director, International Center on Responses to Catastrophes
Director of Global Health Research Training, Center for Global Health
University of Illinois At Chicago
Chicago, Illinois USA
10:00am – 10:30am Refreshment Break / Visit Exhibits and Posters
10:30am – 11:30am Concurrent Abstract Sessions C1-C9
Abstract Session C1
Family Research Across the
Life Span
Abstract Session C2
Community Contexts for
Family Nursing
Abstract Session C3
Parenting Across Diverse
Family Structures
Abstract Session C4
Abstract Session C5
Bringing Family into
Family Research with Childhood
International Nursing Education Chronic Conditions
Abstract Session C6
Family Research Adolescents
Living with Chronic Conditions
Abstract Session C7
Decisions and Processes in
Families with Serious Health
Conditions
Abstract Session C9
Preparing Families for
Transitions
Abstract Session C8
International Perspectives on
Caregiving
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Thursday, August 20
11:30pm – 12:00pm Refreshment Break / Visit Exhibits and Posters
12:00pm – 1:00pm Concurrent Abstract Sessions D1-D9
Abstract Session D1
Violence Research
Abstract Session D2
Family Mental Health Practice
Abstract Session D3
Research: Promoting the
Health of Families
Abstract Session D4
Intergenerational Parenting
Abstract Session D5
Family Research During
Childrearing
Abstract Session D6
Family Research: Challenges for
Teens and Young Adults
Abstract Session D7
Leveraging Social Media for
Family Nursing
Abstract Session D8
Early Experiences of
Childrearing
Abstract Session D9
Methodological Issues in
Family Research
1:00pm – 2:30pm Lunch / Committee Meetings (Education, Practice and Nominating)
2:30pm − 4:00pm Concurrent Abstract Sessions E1-E9
Abstract Session E1
Conceptual Models for
Education, Practice and
Research
Abstract Session E2
Educating Family Nurses
Abstract Session E3
Family Research: Caregiving for
Adults
Abstract Session E4
Family Research: Caregiving for
Adolescents and Young Adults
Abstract Session E5
Special Session on Family
Engagement and Empowerment
Abstract Session E6
International Perspectives:
Families Living with Serious
Conditions
Abstract Session E7
Abstract Session E8
Addressing Family Needs Around Research in Family Health and
Children's Health
Illness
Abstract Session E9
Innovations in Family Nursing
Education
4:00pm – 4:30pm Refreshment Break / Visit Exhibits and Posters 4:30pm – 5:45pm Concurrent Abstract Sessions F1-F9
Abstract Session F1
Special Session on Innovative
Family Research Methods
Abstract Session F2
Family Research Focusing on
End of Life
Abstract Session F4
Practice Challenges with
Childrearing Families
Abstract Session F5
Abstract Session F6
Strategies for Methods in Family Family Interventions
Research
Abstract Session F7
Abstract Session F8
International Perspectives on
Examining Family Caregiving
Parenting Children with Health
Challenges
6:00pm – 7:00pm Transport to Conference Banquet
7:00pm – 9:00pm Conference Banquet Dinner at Hindsgavl Manor
Abstract Session F3
Family Research: Life
Threatening Illness
Abstract Session F9
Family Research: Critical Care
Issues
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Friday, August 21
7:00am – 2:00pm Registration Desk
7:00am – 8:00am Visit Exhibits and Posters
8:00am – 9:00am
Concurrent Abstract Sessions G1-G9
Abstract Session G1
Caregiving of Children:
Research Perspectives
Abstract Session G2
Chronic Illness in Children
Abstract Session G3
International Initiatives on
Family Nursing
Abstract Session G4
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Abstract Session G5
Family Research: Health
Promotion During Parenting
Abstract Session G6
Family Research: Health
Promotion for Teens / Young
Adults
Abstract Session G7
Abstract Session G8
Parenting from International
Families and Mental Health
Perspectives
9:00am – 9:15am
Abstract Session G9
Families Facing Violence
Refreshment Break / Visit Exhibits and Posters
9:15am – 10:30am Concurrent Abstract Sessions H1-H9
Abstract Session H1
Caregiving of Children:
Research Perspectives
(continued)
Abstract Session H2
Chronic Illness in Children
(continued)
Abstract Session H3
International Perspectives on
Family Nursing
Abstract Session H4
Family Issues in Adults with
Chronic Issues
Abstract Session H5
Cutting Edge Methods in Family
Research
Abstract Session H6
TO BE ANNOUNCED
Abstract Session H7
Abstract SessionH8
Promoting Health in Families
Mental Health Challenges for
Research Insights
Families
10:30am – 11:30am IFNA Business Meeting
11:30am – 12:15pm
Closing Keynote Speaker
End-of-Life Care: A Family Affair
Kenneth J. Doka, PhD
Professor of Gerontology
Graduate School
The College of New Rochelle
Senior Consultant to the Hospice Foundation of America
New Rochelle, New York USA
12:15pm – 12:45pm Closing Entertainment
12:45pm – 1:00pm Welcome to the Next Conference
Abstract Session H9
International Perspectives on
Family Nursing Practice
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