COT 2015 Session Timetable

Brighton Tuesday 30 June 2015
Tuesday 30 June 2015
2015
11.30
13.1513.45
14.0015.30
15.3015.45
2015
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Syndicate 1 Briefing for first timers at Conference
Session 1 Auditorium 2, Opening plenary: Mental Health, mindfulness and meaningful occupation, Ruby Wax, world-renowned comedian, writer and mental health campaigner.
Fellowship awards ceremony.
Tea and coffee service (grab and go)
15.4516.25
Adult physical
health
Mental health
Professional practice
Social care
Education
Children, young people

and families
Dementia
Emerging research
Students
Specialist Section Work
Meeting room 3
Meeting room 6
Meeting room 5
Syndicate 1
Syndicate 2
Syndicate 3
Auditorium 2
Meeting room 8
Syndicate 4
Meeting room 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Session 5
Session 6
Session 7
Session 8
Session 9
Session 10
Session 11
Interactive workshop
Seminar
Keynote address
College hosted
Papers
Papers
Papers
Student papers
Keynote address
How to check and tailor

wheelchair turning-circle
sizes for individual user
details
The difference an
occupational therapy
department makes:
photovoice research
Who are we educating

for?
Andrew Nwosu
NHS England
Caring for partner with

dementia: an occupational
perspective
Identifying participation
barriers and key intervention
targets for an autoimmune
disease
Outcomes of occupational
therapy interventions on a
role-emerging placement:
student report
Specialist Section Work:

looking to the future
Gerard McFeely
RESEARCH
Adult social care and the

efficiency agenda
Professor John Bolton
Oxford Brookes University
Participation in enjoyable
structured activities can
promote resilience in young
people
RESEARCH
How to measure your

Continuing Professional
Development and how
the TRAMm Model can
help
Examining the potential

benefits of a Life Skills
Programme for adolescents
who are deaf
RESEARCH
Informing communitybased occupational therapy

through participatory inquiry
16.3017.15
Mental health
Social care
Meeting room 6
Syndicate 1
Session 12
Session 13
Facilitated posters
Papers
An occupation focus
to risk assessment and
management
Calculating the financial

savings attributable to
interventions in social care
Researching wellbeing in
a woodland: participant
and researcher
occupational engagement
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
Describing the embedded

layers of model-making:
emerging findings from a
doctoral study
Improving dementia care in

general hospitals: reviewing
a specialist occupational
therapy service
A role for occupational

therapy in culture-led
regeneration
RESEARCH
Developing a new, patient

reported, Confidence After
Stroke Measure (CASM)
Occupational therapy
contributions to post
diagnostic support: living
well with dementia
RESEARCH
Cognitive Stimulation
Therapy (CST) and
occupational performance in
dementia care
Patients with dementia personalising their care in

hospital with an information
booklet
RESEARCH
A case study of constraintinduced therapy used in a

Leonard Cheshire Home
The lived experience of
young people with a motor
sensory difficulty
What is the role of
occupational therapists
in acute perinatal mental
health?
How can occupational
therapists effectively
support refugees and asylum
seekers?
Papers
Taking the piggy to market:
mainstreaming vocational
rehabilitation in the NHS
An economic appraisal of the

Wellbeing through Work
service
RESEARCH
Devon pilot project

assessing double handed
community care, a truly
personalised approach
Caring for carers
Independent living:
for life, not just for
rehabilitation
Professor Pauric McGowan

Ulster University
Brighton
17.1518.30 Auditorium 1 Exhibition opens and welcome drinks reception

18.4019.25 Networking meetings: British Journal of Occupational Therapy, Post-registration research support opportunities, COTED Council of Occupational Therapy Education Directors
Key
RESEARCH Abstracts with research ethics approval
n Social care stream
n College hosted sessions
n Exhibitor workshops
n Specialist Section Work Annual Conference
College of Occupational Therapists 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition
Brighton Wednesday 1 July 2015
Wednesday 1 July 2015
2015
Brighton
2015
09.0010.00 Session 14 Auditorium 2, Plenary: The future direction of occupational therapy post general election, Suzanne Rastrick, Chief Allied Health Professions Officer, NHS England
10.0010.50
Service
improvement
Mental health
Practice
development
Social care
Presenting at
Conference

and families
Dementia
Posture management
Sensory
Syndicate 3
Auditorium 2
Syndicate 4
Syndicate 1
Syndicate 2
Meeting room 3
Meeting room 5
Meeting room 6
Meeting room 8
Meeting room 1
Session 15
Session 16
Session 17
Session 18
Session 19
Session 20
Session 21
Session 22
Session 23
Session 24
Papers
Papers
Seminar
Keynote address
CPC session
Facilitated posters
Seminar
Exhibitor workshop
Exhibitor workshop
Keynote address
Creating conditions for

growing collaborative
research in occupational
therapy
The role of occupational

therapy in forensic
settings: reducing risk of
re-offending
Research in practice:
the role of consultant
Therapeutic horse riding for

children with autism
Home based memory

rehabilitation programme:
an occupational therapy early
intervention for dementia
The importance of posture

and pressure management
Kirton Healthcare Group
Using assessment in sensory

activities
ROMPA and
Winslow Resources
Rehabilitation in the
workplace
Professor Stephen Bevan
The Work Foundation
Could discharge planning

be improved with
occupational therapy? A
study of the literature
Implementing the Care Act How to write and how to

present at conference
Rachel Seabrook
NRS Healthcare
RESEARCH
Richard Hockley
Essex County Council
How do people with

mental health and
substance misuse problems
experience belonging?
Gillian Beadle-Phelps
London Borough of
Tower Hamlets
Community leisure
participation for children
with physical disabilities and
their family
Promoting excellence in
dementia for allied health
professionals
Parents views of
smart technology to aid
occupational performance of
autistic children
Carers perspectives
on resuming daily life
following discharge from
mental health ward
RESEARCH
Developing the role of

in inclusive education in
Pakistan
RESEARCH
11.0011.30 Auditorium 1 Morning coffee, exhibition and poster viewing

11.3012.20
Leadership
Mental health
Practice
development
Social care
Integration
Long term conditions
Older people
Posture management
Adaptation
Syndicate 3
Auditorium 2
Syndicate 4
Syndicate 1
Syndicate 2
Meeting room 5
Meeting room 3
Meeting room 6
Meeting room 8
Meeting room 1
Session 25
Session 26
Session 27
Session 28
Session 29
Session 30
Session 31
Session 32
Session 33
Session 34
Papers
Papers
Looking back, looking

forward: perspectives
on clinical leadership in
Making a difference to
occupational therapy mental
health practice through
service user-led research
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
Seminar
The impact of sight loss
in falls and dementia
- occupational therapy
practice stories
Next generation
Co-producing peer support
occupational therapist:
training: from passive
an evaluation of my year as patient to lived experience
a ward sister
practitioner
Papers
College hosted
Seminar
Facilitated posters
Exhibitor workshop
Exhibitor workshop
Papers
Telephone assessments
meeting eligible needs in
a timely manner
Health and social care in

Scotland
Gaby Stewart
College of Occupational
Therapists
Slings: should they stay or

should they go?
From assess to discharge to

discharge to assess: What a
difference a year makes!
Lets demystify dynamic

seating
Kirton Healthcare Group
Through the floor lifts

Wessex Lift Company
Fatigue and cognitive changes

are common problems for
cancer patients returning to
work
Occupational therapists
role in admissions to
residential care
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
A winter weekend therapy

service on a short stay older
peoples ward: improving
patient flow
How can I help you?

Development of a vocational
pathway in forensic inpatient
CAMHS
Increasing awareness and

take up of electronic aids by
providing a library of such
devices
RESEARCH
12.2013.50 Auditorium 1 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing

13.5015.05 Auditorium 2 Session 35, Plenary, The Elizabeth Casson Memorial Lecture Thrse Jackson, Pushing the boundaries and leading the way, Lord Walton of Detchant, President of the College of Occupational Therapists, farewell address
15.0515.45 Afternoon tea, exhibition and poster viewing
Key
Contd. overleaf

Brighton Wednesday 1 July 2015
2015
15.4516.25
Mental health
Neurological practice
Social care
Children, young
people and families
Social inclusion
Older people

and families
Posture management
Syndicate 4
Meeting room 3
Syndicate 3
Syndicate 1
Syndicate 2
Auditorium 2
Meeting room 5
Meeting room 6
Meeting room 8
Meeting room 1
Session 36
Session 37
Session 38
Session 39
Session 40
Session 41
Session 42
Session 43
Session 44
Session 45
Seminar
Papers and Seminar
Keynote address
College hosted
Papers
Exhibitor workshop
Exhibitor workshop
Workshop
Baby box and you; a

resource to prepare adults
with learning disabilities
for parenthood
Exploring the added

value of using football
therapeutically
Can Rasch analysis

improve the sensitivity
of outcome measures in
clinical practice?
What matters most to older

people? Implications for
Handwriting intervention
from posture to pen grip
Stabilo
An introduction to
therapeutic night positioning
Simple Stuff Works
RESEARCH
Children and Families Act

2014
Karin Bishop
Karina Dancza
Therapists
Exploring the lived

experience of homelessness
from an occupational
perspective
RESEARCH
Workforce changes in
adult social care. Are
ready, willing and able?
Andy Tilden
Skills for Care
How to build an employment

practice as an occupational
therapist
Joint workshop with Specialist
Section - Independent Practice
RESEARCH
Finding purpose through

altruism: the potential of
doing for others during
asylum
RESEARCH
The role of the occupational

therapist in the management
of compulsive hoarding
RESEARCH
Existential loss in the

context of Motor Neurone
Disease: a hermeneutic
phenomenological study
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
16.3017.15
Innovative practice
Social care
Stroke survivors
Posture management
Syndicate 4
Syndicate 1
Meeting room 6
Meeting room 8
Session 46
Session 47
Session 48
Session 49
Exhibitor workshop
Exhibitor workshop
Seminar
Keynote address
The Well Carer Project:

ill health prevention and
access to occupational
interventions
The Social Services &

Wellbeing (Wales) Act.
What does it mean for
Ruth Crowder
Therapists
Online therapy empowered by Innovations in through floor

video games
lifts larger people; smaller
homes
Newcastle University
Pollock Lifts
17.2018.35 Auditorium 2 Annual General Meeting for the British Association and College of Occupational Therapists
Key
2015
Learning disabilities
A brain computer
interface to support
independence and
function of people with
acquired brain injury
living at home
Brighton
Brighton Thursday 2 July 2015
Thursday 2 July 2015
2015
Brighton
2015
09.0009.45 Session 50 Auditorium 2, Plenary: Latest thinking in dementia, Dr Maud Graff, Assistant Professor, Radbound University and Dr Jennifer Wenborn, VALID Programme Manager, University College London/North East London NHS Foundation Trust
09.5510.40 Adult physical health Neurological practice
Practice present
and future
Social care
Mental health
Dementia
Innovative practice
Practice development
Service improvement

Meeting room 1
Meeting room 5
Meeting room 3
Syndicate 4
Syndicate 1
Syndicate 2
Auditorium 2
Syndicate 3
Meeting room 6
Meeting room 8
Session 51
Session 52
Session 53
Session 54
Session 55
Session 56
Session 57
Session 58
Session 59
Session 60
Seminar
Facilitated Posters
Seminar
Seminar
College hosted
Seminar
Seminar
Seminar
Seminar
Keynote address
Life after hip precautions the road less travelled
Delivering group based

upper limb rehabilitation
using Nintendo WiiTM
following Stroke
Evaluating capacity to
live independently and
safely in the community
Better together for those

we serve
Lyn Romeo
Alison Raw
Department of Health
Recovering ordinary lives:

the next steps
Genevieve Smyth
Therapists
Karen Morris
Specialist Section Mental
Health
Advanced dementia and

occupational therapy: a
practitioner survey
Time banking and

occupational therapy: an
innovative approach to
practise
One wall, a hundred goals.

Using climbing as a treatment
to promote recovery
Occupational therapists
leading role in fire safety
partnerships
The ill-treatment of
employees with disabilities
in British workplaces
Professor Ralph Fevre
Cardiff University
RESEARCH
Upper limb electrical

stimulation and robotic
assisted therapy: a
feasibility study
10.40 11.10 Auditorium 1 Morning coffee, exhibition and poster viewing

Learning disabilities
Practice present
and future
Social care
UNISON

and families
Mental health
Older people
Service improvement
Meeting room 5
Meeting room 3
Syndicate 4
Syndicate 1
Syndicate 2
Meeting room 6
Auditorium 2
Syndicate 3
Meeting room 8
Meeting room 1
Session 61
Session 62
Session 63
Session 64
Session 65
Session 66
Session 67
Session 68
Session 69
Session 70
Seminar
Papers
Seminar
College hosted
Papers
Papers
Seminar

therapy measure patient
outcomes in acute care?
Making a positive
difference for people who
have a learning disability
and sight loss
How do driver assessors

make fitness-to-drive
decisions for older or
disabled drivers?
Self-care with flair! a

practical guide to teach
self- care to children with
disabilities
Making occupation matter in

an intensive eating disorder
day service
Discharge decision making

for older people leaving
hospital: a literature review
Sustainable, resilient,
healthy people and places:
The SDU strategy in
The 2016 Conference on

Work Disability Prevention
and Integration.
Why you should go
11.1011.50 Adult physical health
RESEARCH
Systematic review:
interventions to improve
driving ability after
neurological impairment
Transforming social care: Preventing small problems

an approach for
from becoming BIG
developing trusted
problems
assessor skills across teams
UNISON
Peter Hewin
NHS Staff Council
David Davies
BAOT/COT Council
Industrial Relations
RESEARCH
What are the benefits of

interdependence in relation
to occupation? Implications
for practice
Fitness-to-drive after mild

traumatic brain injury:
mapping the trajectory of
recovery
Development of an app to
support fall prevention
RESEARCH
Piloting the Model of Human

Occupation Exploratory Level
Outcome Ratings (MOHOExpLOR)
RESEARCH
11.5512.40
Assistive technology
Determining fitness-todrive following stroke

using the OT-DORA
battery
Meeting room 3
Social care
Mental health

Meeting room 1
Syndicate 1
Auditorium 2
Session 71
Session 72
Session 73
Session 74
College hosted
Paper
Papers
Seminar/Keynote address
The creative use of

assistive technology (AT)
in supporting people with
dementia and their carers
in the community how
can occupational therapists
shape the future?
Barbara Dunk South
London and Maudsley NHS
Foundation Trust
The experiences of
families of disabled
children of the home
adaptations process
Wellbeing through circle

dance: a constructivist
grounded theory study
Is work the most important

outcome of Traumatic Brain
Injury vocational rehabilitation?
RESEARCH
Alison Thrower
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
Reflection: the
development of a children
and young peoples
service
Urban Eden - how mental

health service users can
creatively transform their
outside space
The effect of combination

treatment of low-frequency
rTMS and occupational
therapy
RESEARCH
State of the nation address

Jain Holmes
Emma Fountain
12.4014.00 Auditorium 1 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing

Contd. overleaf
College of Occupational Therapists 39h Annual Conference and Exhibition
Brighton Thursday 2 July 2015
2015
New and emerging

roles
Social care
Practice placement

and families
Neurological practice
Long term conditions
Service improvement
Auditorium 2
Syndicate 3
Syndicate 4
Syndicate 1
Syndicate 2
Meeting room 3
Meeting room 5
Meeting room 6
Meeting room 8
Meeting room 1
Session 75
Session 76
Session 77
Session 78
Session 79
Session 80
Session 81
Session 82
Session 83
Session 84
Papers
Papers
Papers
Paper and seminar
College hosted
Seminar
Seminar
Keynote address
A journey with Breast

Cancer- an expert by
experience account with an
occupational therapy twist
Student preparation for

research-active careers:
a longitudinal, mixedmethod study
What is the unique role of

occupational therapy in
diabetes care?

therapists contribute to
reablement outcomes? A
qualitative study
Your opportunity to shape

the future APPLE scheme
Caroline Grant
Therapists
Schoolagram: an innovative
mental health tool to gain
perspective of the school
experience
Developing cognitive
rehabilitation services on a
brain computer interface for
people with acquired brain
injury
Integrating services to deliver

better outcomes- lessons
learnt
Prepare for a Care Quality

Commission inspection: view
from a CQC occupational
therapy specialist advisor
The contribution of
occupational therapy to
vocational rehabilitation
Dr Jean McQueen
Students
Service improvement
Syndicate 3
Meeting room 8
Meeting room 1
Session 85
Session 86
Session 87
Rehabilitation service
development for bariatric
service users
A review of the literature

on Generation Y
RESEARCH
The journey from generalist

to specialist occupational Living well with dementia:
a personalised approach
therapist in palliative care

RESEARCH
RESEARCH
The time is now!

Embracing contemporary
roles for occupational
therapists in mental health
Innovative accelerated
discharge pathway
following hip and knee
arthroscopy
Social care
closing address
Julia Skelton
Therapists
Two out of 50! Why we

should increase the number
of occupational therapists
who are best interest
assessors
Occupational therapy
reducing the prevalence of
PTSD in patients admitted
to critical care
14.4515.30
Seminar
Seminar
International study:
indulgence or essential
for future practice of
occupational therapy?
Clinical commissioning - what

occupational therapists need
to know!
Turning academic research

into practice guidelines; is
it a well-trodden path? The
Specialist Section - Works
journey
15.3516.10 Session 88 Auditorium 2, Closing Plenary: What have you got to do this week? Delivered by Karin Turner. Closing remarks: Julia Scott, Chief Executive, College of Occupational Therapists
Grab and go coffee service and close of conference
16.10
Key
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Students
14.0014.40 Adult physical health
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Brighton Tuesday 30 June 2015

Tuesday 30 June 2015

Fellowship awards ceremony.

Tea and coffee service (grab and go)

Children, young people

Specialist Section Work

How to check and tailor

Who are we educating

Caring for partner with

Specialist Section Work:

Adult social care and the

How to measure your

Examining the potential

Informing communitybased occupational therapy

Calculating the financial

Describing the embedded

Improving dementia care in

A role for occupational

Developing a new, patient

Patients with dementia personalising their care in

A case study of constraintinduced therapy used in a

An economic appraisal of the

Devon pilot project

Caring for carers

Tuesday 30 June 2015

Professor Pauric McGowan

Tuesday 30 June 2015

17.1518.30 Auditorium 1 Exhibition opens and welcome drinks reception

College of Occupational Therapists 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition

College of Occupational Therapists 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition

Brighton Wednesday 1 July 2015

Wednesday 1 July 2015

Children, young people

Specialist Section Work

Creating conditions for

The role of occupational

Therapeutic horse riding for

Home based memory

The importance of posture

Using assessment in sensory

Could discharge planning

Implementing the Care Act How to write and how to

How do people with

Developing the role of

11.0011.30 Auditorium 1 Morning coffee, exhibition and poster viewing

Long term conditions

Specialist Section Work

Looking back, looking

Health and social care in

Slings: should they stay or

From assess to discharge to

Lets demystify dynamic

Through the floor lifts

Fatigue and cognitive changes

A winter weekend therapy

How can I help you?

Increasing awareness and

Wednesday 1 July 2015

Wednesday 1 July 2015

12.2013.50 Auditorium 1 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing

RESEARCH Abstracts with research ethics approval

College of Occupational Therapists 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition

College of Occupational Therapists 39th Annual Conference and Exhibition