Programme
The Arts Building
Trinity College Dublin
Friday anchor
| FRIDAY PROGRAMME | |||||
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| 08:15 | REGISTRATION – Upper Concourse – Arts Building, Trinity College Dublin | ||||
| 09:00 | OPENING CEREMONY – BURKE THEATER – Dr Fiona O’Reilly, Street Medicine Ireland – Professor Jo-Hanna Ivers, Trinity College Dublin – Minister Jennifer Murnane O’Connor |
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| 09:30 | PLENARY – KEYNOTE SPEAKERS – Professor Andrea Williamson, University of Glasgow – Inclusion Health & Applying a missingness lens to healthcare |
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| – Professor Jo-Hanna Ivers, Trinity College Dublin – Building Systemic Capital to Advance Addiction Recovery in Ireland | |||||
| 10:45-11:15 | TEA/COFFEE BREAK – Lower Concourse | ||||
| PRESENTATION & BUZZ GROUP INTERACTIVE SESSION | |||||
| 11:15-12:45 | Burke Theatre Standard Presentations | Swift Theatre Standard Presentations | Uí Chadhain Theatre Standard Presentations | Room 3074 Buzz groups | Room 3025 Standard Presentations |
| Chair | Susan Smith | Clíona Ní Cheallaigh | Salome Mbugua | Fiona OReilly | Norma Harnedy |
| Fiona Riordan | Julian Surey | Aoibhinn Walsh | Conan Doonan | Bernard Kenny | |
| Trends in deaths among people experiencing homelessness in Ireland, 2019 to 2021 | A descriptive analysis of a collaborative mobile outreach infectious disease healthcare intervention for street-based sex workers | Lynn Clinic – Making every encounter count | The VanaLiffey – Ana Liffey Drug Project’s mobile harm reduction service | A modern, practical approach to addiction management in primary care | |
| Sinead O’Mahony Carey | Caitriona Pollard | Laura Fitzharris | Clodagh Donnellan | Ciara Cotter | |
| A Day in Her Shoes : Social Therapeutic Intervention’s for women with the living experience of substance misuse | Health Screening for Protection Applicants – a culturally informed approach | To explore the experiences of asylum seekers refugees and vulnerable migrants accessing healthcare in Ireland: a qualitative study | Women specific case management service – Dublin & Midwest | The Impact of a Nurse-Led Primary Care Service in a Homeless Organisation | |
| Meghan Lynch | Ann K. Piercy | Jacopo Villani & Emilia Marchelewska | Sheenagh Walsh | Caroline Finlay | |
| HSE National Drug Treatment Centre Inclusion Health Model | EQUAL CHECK AND CHAT: Bringing rapid HIV/STI Testing to the Community | Creating a National Mental Health Engagement Structure for ethnic minorities | The role of a psych nurse on an inclusion health team | Providing Buvidal Treatment to the Rural Community | |
| Geraldine Regan | Gráinne Lawlor | Maca Hourihane | Joanne Tallis | Jess Sears | |
| Causes and explanations of chronic family homelessness: the personal aspect. | Highlighting Early Onset Frailty in the Inclusion Health Population in an Acute Setting | Cross Pollination & Partnerships: Mobilising Multidisciplinary Partnership Across Healthcare Professionals in Support of Palestinian Colleagues Under Fire (Human Rights Advocacy and Activism) | HSE Women’s Health Service and GP Social Inclusion Clinic | Reviewing the Appropriateness of Prescribed Anti-Seizure Medication in Inclusion Health Patients attending Addiction Treatment Services- an ANP-led Service | |
| Cora Appelbe | Olayinka Aremu | Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne | Kayla O Shea | Keane Ryan | |
| Inclusion Health: Voices from the margins Podcast series | Tackling Health Inequalities in the Irish Healthcare System: Innovative Approaches and Lessons Learned | Unveiling disparities – over representation of Roma among measles cases in regional Irish data | The Genio Project for Women from the travelling community | Mind Set Go – An innovative approach to building resilience | |
| Joe Slattery | |||||
| Impact of Addiction on families and loved ones | |||||
| Donna McGee | |||||
| Hearing the voice of women in addiction & exploring the underlying factors | |||||
| Olha Khoroshevska | |||||
| Mental Health and Psychological Support Services by the Irish Red Cross | |||||
| 12:45-13:30 | LUNCH – Lower Concourse | ||||
| INTERNATIONAL PLENARY | |||||
| 13:30-14:15 | Burke Theatre Standard Presentations |
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| Chair | Dr Jim Withers, Street Medicine Institute | ||||
| Dr Al Story, NHS | |||||
| Inclusion Health – A Conceptual Framework | |||||
| Dr Kaitlin Schwan, USC Street Medicine | |||||
| Confronting Dehumanization: Can street medicine go further? | |||||
| Maryanne Karanja, Street Medicine Therapy Africa | |||||
| A Community-Driven Approach to Tackling Substance Use Disorders | |||||
| PRESENTATION SESSION | |||||
| 14:15-15:00 | Burke Theatre Standard Presentations | Swift Theatre Quick Fire Presentations | Uí Chadhain Theatre Quick Fire Presentations | Room 3074 Standard Presentations | Room 3025 Standard Presentations |
| Chair | Antonia Bura | Anna Marie Naughton | Austin O’Carroll | Sinéad Carey | Nicola Perry |
| Andy O’Hara | Stephanie Hall | Eileen O’Connor | Norma Harnedy | Yvonne Davis | |
| Peer Partnership for Change | Focus Ireland: Mid-West Youth Housing project | Cancer among socially excluded groups – a review of presentations to the Inclusion Health service 2024 | Implementation of a Buprenorphine Injection Service in the West of Ireland | Who Says What is Good? A Service User Led Approach to Assessing Trauma-Informed Services | |
| Alice Kociejowski | John O’Donoghue | Sinéad Grogan | Richard Carson | John Gibbons | |
| Formalising the peer practitioner role in NHS inclusion health | Towards Healing, providing counselling support for survivors for childhood abuse with the Catholic Church | Complex Case Submission | “You loved me without wanting to fix me, and that’s what saved my life.” When guest becomes host: Implications for inclusion health in HIV and addiction support. | Return to Care – The missing link in Hepatitis C elimination | |
| Jo Rolfe | Fiona Kennedy | Hau V. Nguyen | Maria O’Shaughnessy, Jenny Smyth | Kathleen Mulhall & Éilish Burke | |
| A spotlight on the value of the relationship | Exploring the impact of the LEAP-W trial, a targeted exercise intervention for women experiencing homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges. A mixed-methods feasibility study. | Interventions to improve sexual heath among the homeless community: a realist review protocol | TOPPLE & Circle: Preventing and responding to overdose among the homeless population through peer-led education and training programmes | Group Reflective Practice in Homeless Services | |
| Niamh Kerslake | Zeina Omar | ||||
| Defining the inclusion health population at Tallaght University Hospital – a needs analysis | Mapping the Burden of Alcohol-Related Brain Injury “Prevalence, Length of Stay, and Cost of Care for Alcohol-Related Brain Injury Insights from HIPE Data and Chart Review” | ||||
| Kate Nevin | Nigel Moloney | ||||
| Review of Indications for Anti-psychotic Prescribing in Wheatfield Prison | ‘Pharmacopola Sine Tecto’ | ||||
| Samantha Makiwa | |||||
| Addiction Care in the Health System | |||||
| 15:00-15:30 | TEA/COFFEE BREAK – Lower Concourse | ||||
| PANELS AND WORKSHOPS | |||||
| 15:30-16:30 | Burke Theatre PANEL | Swift Theatre WORKSHOP | Uí Chadhain Theatre WORKSHOP | Room 3074 PANEL | Room 3025 WORKSHOP |
| Chair | Patrick O’Donnell | Ralph Hurley O’Dwyer | Austin O’Carroll | Stephen Lynch | Eileen Sweeney |
| Policy in action – describing how policy relevant to inclusion health (IH) ‘happens’ | Linguistic Barriers in Healthcare: Risks, Realities, and Reform – This interactive workshop explores the challenges of healthcare interpreting in Ireland. It aims to raise awareness of the current interpreting landscape and its challenges, to equip participants with practical insights on working with interpreters, to engage participants in solution-oriented discussion and to stimulate momentum for system-level reform of language access in healthcare. | The Social Construction of Stigma – This workshop will explore how stigma is socially constructed and will examine this primarily through the lens of disability. The workshop will also inform participants of the Medical versus the Social Models of Disability debate and tease out how these impact on our understanding of our role as health and social care workers. | Human Trafficking – The new National Referral Mechanism (NRM) in Ireland was established through the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Human Trafficking) Act 2024 is a revised framework for identifying and supporting victims of human trafficking. It expands the number of agencies that can formally identify victims beyond An Garda Síochána. This panel will discuss the new law, how we can help victims come forward, prevent human trafficking and the supports that are available for victims/survivors. | Treating Symptoms vs Healing Systems – This workshop will demonstrate the healing benefits of authentic human connection over the intellectual understanding and treatment of mental illness and distress. It will provide an overview of the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model. Participants can try experiential exercises that help us have compassion for, and work courageously with, the emotions and behaviours of our clients as well as those that arise in us as workers. |
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| Contributors | Jim Walsh, Geoffrey Corcoran, Bríd Shanahan, Betsy Abu, Antonia Bura, Dawn Russell | Mary Phelan, Lisa Cordos, Ashwin Delmonte Sen | Niamh Thornton, Kathryn Mc Grath, Detective Sergeant Andrew Lambe, Hilary Bizumuremyi | ||
| 16:30-17:00 | CLOSING – Burke Theatre | ||||
| Dr Patrick O’Donnell – Irish Street Medicine Helena Murphy – Irish Street Medicine |
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Saturday Anchor
| SATURDAY PROGRAMME | |||||
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| 09:15-09:30 | OPENING – Burke Theatre | ||||
| Dr Anna Marie Naughton, Irish Street Medicine Professor Colin Doherty, Trinity College Dublin |
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| 09:30-10:30 | KEYNOTE – Burke Theatre | ||||
| Professor Nick Maynard, Oxford University Hospital NHS Trust Gaza – a War on Healthcare | |||||
| 10:30-11:00 | TEA/COFFEE BREAK | ||||
| PRESENTATION SESSION | |||||
| 11:00-12:30 | Burke Theatre Standard Presentation | Swift Theatre Standard Presentation | Uí Chadhain Theatre Standard Presentation | Room 3074 Standard Presentation | Room 3025 Standard Presentation |
| Chair | Lynn Ruane | Aileen Kitching | AnnaMaria Naughton | Don Coffey | Angy Skuce |
| Paul Walsh | Mia de Faoite | Deirdre Dowdall | Rachel Cole | Eibhlín Collins | |
| Rough Sleeper Outreach and Street Medicine in Galway | Breaking the Silence: An insight into Irelands sex trade through Ruhama | A review and evaluation of long-acting buprenorphine for opioid substitution treatment from three Dublin-based drug treatment clinics | The Inclusion Health Service at the Mercy University Hospital, Cork | Red Cells in the Sunset Use of metaphor in Inclusion Health – Therapeutic Value or Bunkum? |
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| Georgia Richard | Meishan Zhang | Olwen Kennedy | Julie Broderick, Rikke Siersbaek | Laura O’Reilly | |
| Homelessness is associated with accelerated brain ageing | Undocumented and Unwell: Chinese-speaking Migrants’ Encounters with the Irish Healthcare System | The emerging role of occupational therapy in opioid substitution treatment, in an Irish context | An Investigation the Scale and Impact of Physical Disability in People Experiencing Homelessness in Ireland | An exploration of women and crack cocaine use in Ballymun: trajectories, experiences, and interventions | |
| Hannah Lucey | Christabel Mpanaga | Des Crowley | Fiona Masterson | Jennifer Smyth | |
| Faltering Care: An ethnographic study of the impact of losing child custody on homelessness amongst women in Dublin, Ireland | Separated children seeking international protection – Complex need informing a tailored pathway of care | Evaluation of an Irish tele-medicine based opioid substitution treatment model | Short-term trauma-informed therapy for alleviating symptoms of PTSD | The Naloxone Programme – HSeLanD Opioid Overdose Awareness and Naloxone Administration Training course and the HPRA register | |
| Zana Khan & Kari Vyas | Edel Lynch (Revised – Room Change) | Sinéad Carey | Bríd Shanahan | Leonie Boland | |
| Addressing the unmet neuropsychological and brain injury needs of people experiencing homelessness: A pilot integrated care pathway | Management and treatment of Hepatitis C in Cork Prison | Trauma Informed Supervision | Deep EndGeneral Practice experience of Inclusion Health – Deep End Ireland advocates on behalf of GPs serving the most deprived communities in ireland. | Capturing outcomes: the use of the Recovery Star | |
| John Gilmore | Benny McCabe | ||||
| Review of Crisis Mental Health support in Inclusion Health | Navigating the landscape of the unspeakable | ||||
| 12:30-13:15 | LUNCH | ||||
| PRESENTATION SESSION | |||||
| 13:15-13:55 | Burke Theatre Quick Fire Presentations | Swift Theatre Standard Presentations | Uí Chadhain Theatre Quick Fire Presentations | Room 3074 Buzz Groups | Room 3025 Quick Fire Presentations |
| Chair | Patrick O’Donnell | Jenny Smyth | Sinéad Carey | Nicola Perry | Enda Barron |
| Niamh Thornton | Dan Iacob, Michelle George, Paul Metcalfe | Christine O Connor | Michael Hevey | Anna Marie Naughton | |
| Breaking the Cycle – Addressing Mental Health and Homelessness through Integrated Care | ‘A Better Way’ A Story of Partnership, Training, Respect and Saving Lives | Hepatitis C Development and Outreach Worker Role. | ANP Led Inclusion Mental Health Liaison Service | Developing a Cervical screening service in a homeless setting | |
| Frances Moran | William Mowlds | David Healy | Stacey Kelly | Kieran Harkin | |
| Are you up to date with your Retina Screening? | Summary of research activity of The Refugee Psychology Service, HSE Mayo and Roscommon | No data about us without us: co-designing a more inclusive National Inpatient Experience Survey with marginalised communities | The Drug & Alcohol Liaison Midwife’s experience on how inter agency working supports pregnant women that misuse substances | Referral pathway to OPD for patients of No Fixed Abode – a system designed for failure | |
| Siobhan Quirke | Carolanne Buckley & Keirna Foran | Meaza Haddis Gebeyehu | Leonie Boland | Yvon Luky | |
| A Clinical Pathway for the Use of Long-Acting Injectable antiretroviral therapy (LAI-ART) in Adherence Challenged People Living with HIV | Participation with Adults in a Resettlement Orientation Centre on Integration into New Communities | Addressing Barriers to Treatment and Healthcare for Internally Displaced Women Affected by Conflict-Driven Gender-Based Violence in Ethiopia: A Health Literacy Perspective | Programme for the Homeless: a HSE mental health service for people experiencing homelessness | Migrant community engagement in health: challenges and opportunities | |
| Lisa Lawless | Sophie Coalter | Kenneth Hanway | Salome Mbugua | ||
| Women’s Health Clinic in Granby | People Experiencing Homelessness With COPD Are Younger And Have More Severe Disease Than Housed People With COPD | Assessing and managing intensive complex needs to secure and maintain placement is homeless services | AkiDwA Recent Research | ||
| Noel Murphy | |||||
| A table with three legs – the absence of recovery capital | |||||
| PANELS AND WORKSHOPS | |||||
| 14:00-15:00 | Burke Theatre PANEL | Swift Theatre PANEL | Uí Chadhain Theatre WORKSHOP | Room 3074 WORKSHOP | Room 3025 WORKSHOP |
| Chair | Fiona O’Reilly | Lynn Ruane | Angie Wallace | Angy Skuce | Margaret Griffin, Geraldine McGovern |
| Street Medicine An International Perspective | Exploring the meaning of Peer Work | Sharing risk when working with complex cases – This workshop is useful for people working with cases that are complex and involve a level of risk. The aim of the workshop is to explore the merits of integrated care planning. We explore how we can share the risk involved in complex cases, to secure better outcomes and support staff by working together. | Effective Advocacy for Health and Social Care workers – This workshop will explore that role, and discuss how we can most effectively advocate for people in need – at individual, population, and global levels. We will discuss the principles of advocacy, the risks and limitations, and how our ethical values both inform and sometimes limit what we can do. | Managing Diabetes Mellitus in a homeless setting – A workshop on the practical aspects of DM care especially Type 1, in a homeless setting.It will be interactive and based on complex case studies with opportunities for questions and discussion.It will also look at resources available to improve care. |
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| Contributors | Jim Withers, Kaitlin Schwan, Maryanne Karanja, Salome Mbugua | Bernard West, Andy O’Hara, Paula Kearney | |||
| 15:00- 15:30 | CLOSING – BURKE THEATRE | ||||
| The Street Medicine Team – Dr Fiona O’Reilly Dr Anna Marie Naughton Dr Patrick O’Donnell |
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