VOCO® St. John’s Solihull,
651 Warwick Road,
Solihull,
B91 1AT
16th National IBD Nurse Forum 2022
"The IBD Patient - Treating beyond the Bowel"
We were delighted to invite you to the 16th National IBD Nurse Forum from the evening of the 26th September to the afternoon off the 27th. September at the VOCO® St. John’s Hotel in Solihull, 651 Warwick Road, B91 1AT. Travel and accommodation costs will be covered for all registered delegates by Ferring Pharmaceuticals.
We will be focusing on practical tips for managing both the everyday and some of the less everyday aspects of IBD. As ever, our focus is on getting the best from our services for people living with the conditions, and thinking about how we can work together to achieve this.
All delivered with lively and engaging audience discussion. The forum spaces are limited, so please register early to secure your place by visiting https://bit.ly/NursesIBDMeeting.
Agenda
September 26, 2022
September 27, 2022
Speakers
Lisa Younge
IBD Nurse Consultant, St Mark’s Hospital, North West Healthcare NHS Trust, London
Lucy Medcalf
IBD Nurse Specialist, King’s College Hospital, London
Glyn Scott
IBD Nurse Specialist, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital, Margate
Professor Lesley Dibley
Professor of Qualitative Nursing Research, University of Greenwich
Dr Karen Kemp
IBD Nurse Consultant, Lecturer (Honorary) Research at Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester
Dr Frances Humby
Consultant Rheumatologist Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust, London
Professor Jimmy Limdi
Consultant Gastroenterologist, The Northern Alliance Foundation Trust, Bury, Lancashire
Ellie Bradshaw
Clinical Nurse Specialist in Biofeedback Therapy, St Mark’s Hospital, London
Fiona Eldridge
IBD Nurse Specialist, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridge
Dr Klaartje Bel Kok
Consultant Gastroenterologist, Bart’s Health NHS Trust, London
Aileen Fraser
Lead IBD Clinical Nurse Specialist, Bristol Royal Infirmary, University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust
Helen Janiszewski
Clinical Lead Midwife, Nottingham University NHS Trust, Nottingham
Meet the FacultyClick faculty images for biographies
Lisa Younge
Lisa is an IBD Nurse Consultant working at St Mark’s Hospital. She has over 15 years’ experience working as an inflammatory bowel disease nurse specialist and has been responsible for the creation of and subsequent development of IBD nursing services at a number of London hospitals prior to taking up her current post.
Lisa completed her nurse training at the North London College of Health Studies, London, UK, and has subsequently completed an MSc in Advanced Nursing Practice, undertaking an audit of satisfaction levels with service delivery amongst older people living with IBD. Her publications include journal articles and chapters on topics including IBD treatment and the contribution of specialist nurses to the management and support of patients with inflammatory bowel disease, and she is actively involved with the education of both pre and post registration nurses regarding management of IBD. She has served as a committee member on the Royal College of Nursing IBD Special Interest group, British Society of Gastroenterology IBD Section and NECCO, including 5 years as the Chair of NECCO from 2008 ‐ 2013.
In March 2019 she started working with Crohn’s and Colitis UK for two days a week as Project Manager, IBD nursing, and is currently one of the Royal College of Nursing representatives in IBDUK, an organisation committed to standardising care for people with IBD throughout the UK.
Lucy Medcalf
Lucy has been an IBD Nurse Specialist since 2004 working in London and she is currently the Lead IBD Nurse at King’s College Hospital.
Lucy is also the Chair of the London & South East Regional RCN IBD Network Group. She also runs the Patient Education Programme with Crohns & Colitis UK in London.
Glyn Scott
Glyn is Consultant Nurse for Gastroenterology & Endoscopy at East Kent Hospitals University Foundation Trust. Within this role he is responsible for leading the Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) from a Nursing perspective. He is working on developing the Trusts Nurse Led IBD service. He is also completing Nurse Endoscopist Training, specialising in sigmoidoscopies. Prior to this role he had a varied career in nursing working within IBD, nutrition, critical care and management roles.
Glyn is passionate about improving the patient experience and using evaluation strategies to continually monitor and improve the care delivered to the patient. He has always had a keen interest in using the workplace to develop staff to support the delivery of the highest levels of care. He has a wide portfolio of conference presentations both nationally and internationally and is constantly inspired by the good practice shared by all the presenters.
Lisa is an IBD Nurse Consultant working at St Mark’s Hospital. She has over 15 years’ experience working as an inflammatory bowel disease nurse specialist and has been responsible for the creation of and subsequent development of IBD nursing services at a number of London hospitals prior to taking up her current post.
Lisa completed her nurse training at the North London College of Health Studies, London, UK, and has subsequently completed an MSc in Advanced Nursing Practice, undertaking an audit of satisfaction levels with service delivery amongst older people living with IBD. Her publications include journal articles and chapters on topics including IBD treatment and the contribution of specialist nurses to the management and support of patients with inflammatory bowel disease, and she is actively involved with the education of both pre and post registration nurses regarding management of IBD. She has served as a committee member on the Royal College of Nursing IBD Special Interest group, British Society of Gastroenterology IBD Section and NECCO, including 5 years as the Chair of NECCO from 2008 ‐ 2013.
In March 2019 she started working with Crohn’s and Colitis UK for two days a week as Project Manager, IBD nursing, and is currently one of the Royal College of Nursing representatives in IBDUK, an organisation committed to standardising care for people with IBD throughout the UK.
Lucy has been an IBD Nurse Specialist since 2004 working in London and she is currently the Lead IBD Nurse at King’s College Hospital.
Lucy is also the Chair of the London & South East Regional RCN IBD Network Group. She also runs the Patient Education Programme with Crohns & Colitis UK in London.
Glyn is Consultant Nurse for Gastroenterology & Endoscopy at East Kent Hospitals University Foundation Trust. Within this role he is responsible for leading the Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) from a Nursing perspective. He is working on developing the Trusts Nurse Led IBD service. He is also completing Nurse Endoscopist Training, specialising in sigmoidoscopies. Prior to this role he had a varied career in nursing working within IBD, nutrition, critical care and management roles.
Glyn is passionate about improving the patient experience and using evaluation strategies to continually monitor and improve the care delivered to the patient. He has always had a keen interest in using the workplace to develop staff to support the delivery of the highest levels of care. He has a wide portfolio of conference presentations both nationally and internationally and is constantly inspired by the good practice shared by all the presenters.
