COST Action: Rationing or Missed Nursing Care (RANCARE)
5 September 2019
Interprofessional Workshop: Technological interventions to prevent or reduce rationed and missed nursing care
Rationing or Missed Nursing Care is an international and multidimensional problem. This interprofessional workshop is related to the COST (European Cooperation in Science & Technology) Action RANCARE: 15208 - Rationing or Missed Nursing Care.
The workshop will focus on technological interventions/solutions to support nurses’ provision of necessary patient care. Furthermore, on interventions/solutions, which have the potential to prevent or reduce the levels of rationed and missed nursing care. It will include established interventions such as electronic health records, as well as interventions currently under development including social robots and other innovative ideas.
Registration is closed
Program
- 8.30 Registration
- 9.00 Welcome
Prof. Dr. Maria Schubert, ZHAW, School of Health Professions, Winterthur, Switzerland, Working Group 2 COST Action
Dr. Dietmar Ausserhofer, Claudiana, Bozen, Italy, Working Group 2 COST Action
Prof. Dr. Andreas Gerber-Grote, Dean, ZHAW, School of Health Professions, Winterthur, Switzerland
Alain Junger, Executive of the Swiss Nurses Association - 9.10 COST Action RANCARE
Prof. Evridiki Papastavrou, Cyprus University of Technology, Cyprus, Chair COST Action - 9.20 Using DAGs to unpick nurse staffing, workload and rationing of care
Prof. Dr. Michael Simon, University of Basel, University Hospital Insel, Bern, Switzerland - 10.00 Optimization of staff scheduling in inpatient long-term care
Dr. Alexander Grimm, Aspaara Algorithmic Solutions AG, Zurich, Switzerland
Dr. Thomas Herrmann, ZHAW School of Engineering, Winterthur, Switzerland - 10.40 Coffee Break
- 11.10 Workshop I: Nursing performance indicator and nurses' work environment (Parallelworkshop)
Dr. Cedric Mabiré, University of Lausanne, Switzerland - 11.10 Workshop II: Identifying opportunities to represent (Parallelworkshop)
Prof. Dr. Michael Simon, Prof. Dr. Michael Simon, University of Basel, University Hospital Insel, Bern, Switzerland - 12.10 Lunch Break
- 13.00 Using nurse sensitive outcomes as technology to indicate service-level costs of missed care
Prof. Dr. Kasia Bail, University of Canberra, Australia - 13.40 Service and Social Robots - chances and risks in different fields of application
Prof. Dr. Hartmut Schulze, University of Applied Science and Arts, Northwestern Switzerland - 14:20 How can service robots support teams in the care setting?
Matthias Geier, Solution Management Transport Automation EMEA, Swisslog Healthcare, Buchs, Switzerland - 15.00 Coffee Break
- 15.30 Workshop III: Electronic medical chart technology – Visitentool – an interprofessional patient management tool (Parallelworkshop)
Antoinette Conca, Cantonal Hospital Aarau, Switzerland - 15.30 Workshop III: Workshop IV: Identification and evaluation of fields of application of service and social robots in the care sector (Parallelworkshop)
Prof. Dr. Hartmut Schulze, University of Applied Science and Arts, Northwestern Switzerland - 16.30 Roundup and Farewell
Prof. Dr. Maria Schubert, Dr. Dietmar Ausserhofer - 16.45 End of event
Workshop aims
The aims of this workshop are
- to enhance the knowledge regarding technological solutions that offer the potential to prevent or reduce missed and rationed nursing care,
- to promote the discussion on the role of technological solutions in the context of missed and rationed nursing care,
- to explore the benefits and added value of already developed and available technological interventions including electronic health records, robotics, etc.,
- to discuss the development and testing of new technological solutions for preventing or reducing rationed and missed care in different healthcare settings.
Target audience
- Nurse managers and educators, clinicians
- Physicians
- Health politicians
- Scientists, PhD and master students
- Technologists, manufacturer
- Developers from the following fields: nursing, nursing or health science, public or digital health, robotics, information technology
Fee
Participation is free of charge, including lunch.
Partner
Location
Winterthur is a very pretty small town about a 20 minute train ride from Zurich. The cities of Zurich, Berne and Lucerne as well as the Swiss mountains are easily reachable by public transport.
Winterthur offers a variety of hotels, backpacker or youth hostel. You will find further information at www.winterthur-tourismus.ch