Session 2C: Abstracts - Transition Principles & Care
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Tuesday, November 12, 2024 |
10:20 AM - 11:50 AM |
Meeting Room 1B |
Speaker
Mx Jourdan Hancock
A/manager Youth & Transition
Sydney Children's Hospitals Network
Dr Jordana McLoone
Deputy Director
Behavioural Sciences Unit, Kids Cancer Centre, Sydney Children's Hospital; School of Clinical Medicine, UNSW Sydney
Transition Compass: What do AYAs and healthcare professionals want in a transition intervention?
10:35 AM - 10:47 AMBiography
Dr McLoone is Deputy Director of the Behavioural Sciences Unit, UNSW Sydney, and affiliate of Sydney Children's Hospital. Her translational research focuses on equitable and sustainable models of care for young people diagnosed with cancer or other chronic illnesses, with a focus on optimising efficiency and scalability using digital technology.
Mrs Samantha Horgan
Nurse Navigator Transition -general Paediatrics
Childrens Health Queensland
Navigating Adolescent and Young Adults from Paediatric to Adult Service
10:50 AM - 11:02 AMBiography
Samantha (Sam) Horgan has worked for Children’s Health Queensland for over 16 years and in the Nurse Navigator- Transition role since 2016, supporting Adolescent & Young Adults (AYA) to navigate complex health systems. Sam’s passion to improve health outcomes include, Statewide innovation and policy implementation, advocacy, and education for peers.
Dr Rebecca Leung
Neurology fellow
Queensland Children's Hospital
Ms Daria Westerman
Occupational Therapist - Advanced
Children's Health Queensland
ADHD and Adolescent Transition from Child Development Services
11:20 AM - 11:32 AMBiography
Daria Westerman is an advanced practice occupational therapist at the Child Development Service, CHQ. She's worked with children and young people across developmental, mental health and acute health services. Daria holds a Masters in Adolescent Health and Wellbeing and advocates for adolescent wellbeing through collaborating with clinicians knowledge generation.
Dr Corin Miller
GP Clinical Lead
Djing.gii Gudjaagalali School Clinic
Connecting rural students to a brighter future; Djing.gii Gudjaagalali School Clinic- implementing School-Based Integrated Care in Outer Regional NSW, Australia.
11:35 AM - 11:47 AMBiography
Dr Corin Miller is a Rural Generalist with Advanced Skills in Paediatrics, and the winner of the National Rural Health Pro “Rural and Remote Health Practitioner of the Year award” 2023. Corin is currently completing a PhD with UNSW, with a focus on strengthening paediatric primary care in rural Australia.
Chair
Jane Ho
Medical Co-lead Trapeze
Sydney Children's Hospitals Network