Location: 1880 Suite

08.00 

Welcome to the 36th PCCS Annual Scientific Meeting:

James Fraser, President of Paediatric Critical Care Society

Welcome by the Local Organising Team:

 'Collaborating for Paediatric Critical Care'

Eldilla Rizal, Chief of Local Organising Committee for PCCS 2022, Consultant Paediatric Intensivist CICU / CPICU / CoMET - University Hospitals Leicester NHS Trust 

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08.10 Keynote 1:      “Cracking a Conundrum Together”  

Carli Whittaker, Paediatric Critical Care Sister Nottingham Childrens Hospital and Associate Professor, SHS, University of Nottingham   

James Mclean, Deputy Chief Nurse Health Education England at Health Education England - now unable to present due to National Mourning

08.40 Keynote 2:     The Tale of Mobile ECMO

Gail Faulkner, ECMO Coordinator - Neonatal, Paediatric & Adult ECMO Service 

 Chris Harvey, ECMO Consultant and EMCHC ECMO Director

Chair: Eldilla Rizal

Location: 1880 Suite

Oral Presentations Session 1

Chairs: Akash Deep, Swaroop Arghode

09.13 - 09.23      O1      BEST-TRIP TRIAL AND IMPACT ON THE TRENDS IN INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE MONITORING IN ENGLISH PICUs DURING 2009-18
R. Lakshmanagowda Sujatha, Sheffield Children's Hospital NHS Trust, UK

 09.23 - 09.33      O2      EXAMINING CHILDREN BORN EXTREMELY PRETERM ADMITTED TO PICU IN ENGLAND 2008-2018
T. van Hasselt, University of Leicester, UK 

09.33 - 09.43      O3      EXTERNAL VALIDATION OF THE ‘GET WITH THE GUIDELINES’ MORTALITY PREDICTION MODEL FOR IN-HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARREST SURVIVORS
V. Joshi, Birmingham Children's Hospital, UK 

09.43 - 09.53      O4      NEURALLY ADJUSTED VENTILATORY ASSIST (NAVA) USE IN INFANTS WITH ACUTE VIRAL BRONCHIOLITIS: A RANDOMISED, CROSSOVER FEASIBILITY STUDY
B. Crulli, Evelina London Children’s Hospital, UK

9.53 - 10.03      O5      INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION (MV) FOR ACUTE VIRAL BRONCHIOLITIS: RETROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER COHORT STUDY
M. Miranda, St Mary’s Hospital, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, UK

10.03 - 10.13      O6      ANALYSING MORTALITY TRENDS IN A UK PAEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE LONG-STAY PATIENT COHORT
T. Kothari, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, UK 

Location: Directors' Suite

Oral Posters Session 2

Chairs: Ajay Desai, Tanmay Toteja

09.10 - 09.15      OP1      "CARING FOR COVID PATIENTS - WHAT IF I DIE"
R. Shaw, Aston University, UK 

09.15 - 09.20     OP2      USING THE BEHAVIOUR CHANGE TECHNIQUE TAXONOMY TO IDENTIFY THE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS OF INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE STAFF WELLBEING IN PAEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE
R. Shaw, Aston University, UK 

09.20 - 09.25      OP3    CARE OF THE CHILD WITH MEDICAL COMPLEXITY - A NATIONAL SURVEY OF CURRENT PRACTICE
S. Cuevas-Asturias, Bristol Children's Hospital, UK 

09.25 - 09.30      OP4    FEASIBILITY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF THE PERMIT (PAEDIATRIC EARLY REHABILITATION AND MOBILISATION IN INTENSIVE CARE) PROGRAMME: PARENTAL PERSPECTIVES
J. Menzies, Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust, UK 

09.30 - 09.35      OP5    IMPACT OF RESPIRATORY POINT OF CARE ULTRASOUND SCANNING ON PATIENT CARE IN PICU
C. Morea, University of Southampton, UK 

09.35 - 09.40      OP6    ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY: IS IT SAME IN SEPSIS AND DKA?
S. Oruganti, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, UK 

09.40 - 09.45      OP7    ENTERAL FEEDING IS SAFE IN CHILDREN ON EXTRACORPOREAL LIFE SUPPORT (ECLS)
L. Watson, Children’s Acute Transport Service, London, UK 

09.45 - 09.50    OP8    EARLY REHABILITATION AND MOBILISATION (ERM) DISCUSSION AND PLANNING: A FOUR-YEAR AUDIT OF PICU WARD-ROUNDS
A.Little, Birmingham Children's Hospital, UK 

09.50 - 09.55    OP9    NURSES' EXPERIENCE OF AN EDUCATION INTERVENTION TO HELP EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF MEDICATION INTERRUPTIONS
S. Owen, Birmingham Children's Hospital, UK 

09.55 - 10.00      OP10    RESEARCH PRIORITIES IN PICU NUTRITION: A JAMES LIND ALLIANCE AND NIHR PARTNERSHIP
G. O'Connor, Great Ormond Street Hospital/University College London/Institute Child Health, UK 

 10.00 - 10.05      OP11    ENTERAL FEEDING IS SAFE IN CHILDREN ON EXTRACORPOREAL LIFE SUPPORT (ECLS)
G. Beech, Alder Hey Children's Hospital, UK 

10.05 - 10.10      OP12      LONG STAY PATIENTS ON PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE (PICU): EXPLORING CLINICAL NURSES’ PERCEPTIONS OF THE CHALLENGES
L. Tume, Edge Hill University Faculty of Health Social Care & Medicine, UK 

   Location: 1880 Suite

Parallel Session 1a  ECMO / Cardiac Intensive Care

Chairs: Richard Firmin and Mark Davidson

10.30 Fontan Physiology

Marc Gewellig,  Paediatric Cardiologist,  University of Leuven, Belgium

10.50 Managing The Failing Single Ventricle

 Judit Llevadias, Paediatric Cardiac ICU Consultant & ECMO Director, Freeman Hospital, Newcastle 

11.10 ECMO in the Single Ventricle

Chris Harvey, ECMO Consultant and EMCHC ECMO Director, Leicester Children's Hospital

5 minute Energizer

11.35 Imaging on ECMO 

Greg Skinner, Consultant Paediatric Cardiologist, East Midlands Congentital Heart Centre

11.55 Prolonged VV ECMO: futility or native lung recovery? 

 Caz Sampson, Consultant in Anaesthesia, Critical Care and Adult ECMO, Glenfield Hospital 

12.15 Challenging Cases 

Claire Westrope, Consultant in Paediatric Intensive Care and Head of Service for East Midlands Congenital Heart Centre

Location: Directors' Lounge

Parallel Session 1b   Care of the Child with Medical Complexity 

Chairs: James Fraser and Katie Moynihan

10.30 Framing the Scope of Chronic Complex Patients 

Mary Salama, Consultant Paediatrician at Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust and 

Rachel Shanahan, Sister CMIC Team, Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust  

10.50 Ethical Ramifications

Joe Brierley, Consultant in Paediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care & Director of Bioethics, Great Ormond Street Hospital

11.10 May it please the courts : a legal perspective on caring for children with medical complexity 

Kirsty Moreton, Associate Professor of Law, University of Birmingham. 

5 minute Energizer

11.35 Measuring Quality of Life in Palliative Care 

Lorna Fraser, Professor of Epidemiology, Health Sciences, University of York

11.55 Improving palliative care in paediatric intensive care 

 Christine Mott , Consultant Paediatric Palliative Care, Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust 

12.15 Life Beyond PICU 

Marianne Elloy, ENT Consultant,
 Kamini Jain, Paediatric Respiratory Consultant, Helen Hickey, Lead Nurse for Paediatric LTV, University Hospitals of Leicester N.H.S. Trust, 

12.35 Keynote 3:       Less is more

Mark Peters, Professor of Paediatric Intensive Care, Infection, Immunity & Inflammation Dept, UCL GOS Institute of Child Health

Chair: Pompa Kukreja

Location: 1880 Suite

Parallel Session 2a   Data Technology

Chairs: Hari Krishnan and Jeremy Tong

14.05 PICANET over last year                 

Elizabeth Draper, Professor of Perinatal and Paediatric Epidemiology, Co-Principle Investigator of PICANET, Department of Health Sciences College of Life Sciences George Davies Centre for Medicine, University of Leicester 

14.35 Big Data to Detect Clinical Deterioration

Heather Duncan, Consultant Paediatric Intensivist, Birmingham Women's and Children's Hospital NHS 

5 minute Energizer

15.10 The ‘Digital Twin’ in ICU

Darren Gates, Consultant Paediatric Intensivist & Clinical Innovation Consultant; Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust

15.30 Machine Learning in Paediatric Sepsis

Joe Carcillo, Professor of Critical Care Medicine and Pediatrics, University of Pittsburgh Department of Critical Care Medicine

 15.50 Bias in AI

David Newey, Chief Information Officer at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, London

Location: Directors' Lounge

Parallel Session 2b   Humanity and Leadership

Chairs: Patrick Davies and Harish Vyas

100% Slide-free session chaired by www.picpod.net (a paediatric intensive care podcast)    

14.05 Cardiac Pause 

Mark Davidson, Consultant Paediatric Intensivist, Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Glasgow

14.25 Humanity and Professional Identity

Briseida Mema, Staff Physician, Critical Care Medicine Department, Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto

14.45 Ukraine Effort

Michael Griksaitis, Consultant Paediatric Intensivist  University Hospital Southampton, and with the Southampton Oxford Retrieval Service (SORT)

5 minute Energizer

15.10 Workforce Inclusivity: role of Learning Disability Nurses

 Joanne Wilson, Matron, CICU/CPICU UHL, & Ruth Joyce, Nurse Educator for CICU, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust 

15.30 How I have Evolved as a Leader

Miriam Fine-Goulden, Paediatric Intensive Care Consultant at the Evelina London Children’s Hospital, Guy’s & St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, and the South Thames Retrieval Service for Children

15.30 Bounce-back-ability

Vicky MacQueen, Leceister Tigers Women's Coach

16.35 Key Note 4:    Year in Review / PICU Journal Watch

Hari Krishnan, Consultant Paediatric Intensivist, Birmingham Womens and Childrens Hospital NHS Trust

17.05 Key Note 5:   Defining high performance ICU system of the 21st Century

Neil Spenceley, Director, Paediatric Critical Care and Anaesthesia, Scottish Patient Safety Lead for Paediatrics, Glasgow, Scotland

Chair: Sanjiv Nichani

17.35 Patient / Parent Perspective

Chair: Sanjiv Nichani

We are proud to have looked after a variety of patients and extremely privileged to have the opportunity for some to share their insights of their journeys and experience of critical care. From young to old, and patient to family, bring a tissue, the buck really stops here.

 Close at 18.00

19.00 PCCS Conference Dinner: hosted at Winstanley House. tickets available on Registration: Ticket sales is now closed

 details see here