Serene anean med ien team Revisiting the Philosophy and Practice of Nursing Research and Scholarship 31 August - 2 September 2017 (City Campus, University of Worcester) DRAFT PROGRAMME Day 1~ Thursday 31" August 2017 1200 | IPONS executive committee meeting 713.00 | Registration and Lunch 14.00 | Welcome to the 21" PONS conference Dr Jan Quallington, Head of Institute Institute of Health & Society, University of Worcester Introductions Dr Paul Snelling (Principal Lecturer) Dr Martin Lipscomb (Senior Lecturer) University of Worcester 1415 | Keynote session Professor Roger Watson Philosophy in Nursing: Professor of Nursing, University of Hull What have the Romans ever done for us? Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Advanced Nursing 15:15 | Coffee 15.45 | Parallel Session 1 1545 | Anne Scott Bijaya Pokharel Janice Clarke Resource allocation and rationing in| Reconceptualizing Care for Women _| ‘Nurses and the body, an nursing care: some vital distinctions _| Experiencing intimate Partner uncomfortable relationship; the case of Violence: Caring for vs Caring With _| spiritual care’ 16.15 | Helen Rook Stuart Nairn ‘Alison Blank Value dissonance in nursing ‘tymphoedemaand symbolic Belonging: challenging what we know, capital” exploring what we don't know 16.45 | Martin Lipscomb Christine Carter Kija Gstergaard Discussing politics with students- | Admiral Nurse Competency Martial Arts of Nursing Research dilemmas for educators Framework-A resource for practice 17.15 | Wine Reception ')\ University of WorcesterPEN eeii NM ee (09,00 | Registration and coffee 09.20 | Welcome to the day Dr Paul Snelling (Principal Lecturer) Dr Martin Lipscomb (Senior Lecturer) University of Worcester 09,30 | Keynote session John Paley Phenomenology as qualitative research Visiting Fellow, Centre for Health & Social Care Research Sheffield Hallam University 10:30 | Coffee 11.00 | Parallel Session 2 71.00 | Catherine Green Hans-Peter de Ruiter Paul Snelling APhilosophical Model of the | Revisiting Ethical models to guide moral _| Is there a professional responsibilty to Nature of Nursing decision-making in an age of Algorithms, | adopt a healthy lifestyle? Big data, Evidence based Practice and Cyborgs 71.30 | Jenny Drury Ruddlesden Beverley Whelton Scott McPherson ‘Nursing practice interpreted _| Human persons, technology, and The potential impact of feature film on through alternative philosophical | quantitative measures behaviour in nursing practice lenses 72.00 | Peter Allmark and Sadiq Janet Holt Melody Carter Bhanbhro The place of scholarship in research Blended Learning for Nursing Praxis What ishonour-basedkilling | intensive academic departments: the based on? Leeds model 1230 Lunch 13.30 Keynote session Representation, Agency, and the Theory-Practice Gap Professor Mark Risjord Associate Dean, Department of Philosophy Emory College of Arts and Sciences 1430 Coffee 15.00 Parallel Session 3 University of Worcester15.00 Olga Petrovskaya Foucault's Post-Structural Theory in Nursing: A Bibliometric Analysis of Foucauldian Nursing Articles, from the 1980s to 2015 Michael Clinton Isrefusing administrative approval for hospital based research studies on sensitive topics justified? Jan Dewing Vulnerability in Professional Practice 15.30 Pawel Krol Revisiting Critical Dialectics for ‘Nursing Research and Philosophy ‘Martin Woods Isit really possible to perform robust and accessible research on nurses' viewpoints about euthanasia? Ailsa Espie Finding ‘me'the researcher, through philosophical inquiry 16.00 Juan Diego Gonzalez Sanz ‘New ways for nursing inspired by the works of Michel de Certeau Kay De Vries The ethical conversation at the end of life Ailsa MacMillan Harmonies and discords- PhD studies and philosophy development: making beautiful music 16.30 Panel session 17.00 Nursing Philosophy editorial committee meeting 19.00 Conference Dinner PEERS Cee OL 09.00 Registration and coffee 09.20 Welcome to the day Dr Paul Snelling (Principal Lecturer) Dr Martin Lipscomb (Senior Lecturer) University of Worcester 09.30 Keynote session ‘Significance of Reflexivity and Meaning in Hermeneutic Phenomenology Professor Susan Crowther Professor of Midwifery, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen ‘as Research Method’ Dr Gill Thomson, Senior Research Fellow, UCLAN 10.30 | Break 10.40 | Panel session 11.10 _| Coffee 11.30 | Parallel Session 4 Cc University of Worcester Pai11.30 | Peter Allmark Elisabeth Bergdahl Katherine Kelsey Emergence Examining the foundation of Concept Unravelling the discourse of nursing analysis in nursing humanities: promoting Socratic critical thinking as a paradigm for social reform 1200 | Becky Spenser Naoya Mayumi TBC Using a Realist Lens to Healthy pluralism for nursing Implement and Evaluate Solutions for Clinical Nursing Problems 1230 | Closing comments, launch of IPONS 2018 Dr Paul Snelling (Principal Lecturer) Dr Martin Lipscomb (Senior Lecturer) University of Worcester 12.45 = __| Lunch and depart 13.30 Q,) University of Worcester