2019 Posters

A poster is a visual medium used to communicate a key idea related to research: It presents that idea in verbal and graphic ways. Unlike an oral presentation, a poster does (most) of the talking—it should stand on its own, be self-explanatory (even as it enables conversations with viewers).

Posters should be A0 size (A0 size is 841mm x 1189mm) in portrait orientation.  Click here for hints on preparing your poster.  Posters will be displayed in the catering and exhibition area for the duration of the conference.

# Theme  Title Authors
1 Stoma

Pyoderma Grangrenosum and the effects of Manuka Honey

Katy Martin-Skurr
2 Stoma Finding the right fit Kate Brereton
3 Stoma Mad, crazy or to be expected?  Katrina’s journey from child abuse, surgical violation and a hernia repair: How stomal therapy intervened to make a difference. Naomi Houston
4 Stoma

A challenging patient: Homelessness and a new stoma

Dannielle Barr
5 Stoma Peristomal Pruritis – when itch leads to scratch Paris Purnell
6 Stoma Innovation in action – a review of a new skin barrier formulation for promoting skin health Paris Purnell
7 Stoma Diamonds – are they a girl’s best friend? Kellie Burke
8 Stoma The dark side of a urostomy  Amanda Jones
9 Stoma Pay it forward Julie Skinner, Lorraine Andrews
10 Stoma Nothing prepared us for Mr M Rachel Pasley, Lorraine Andrews
11 Stoma Stoma education for the older person is about keeping it simple as 1, 2, 3 Rebecca Howson
12 Stoma PEG in – PEG out Lorraine Andrews, Theresa Needham
13 Stoma Tu Meke te Peke Ki Ahau – the bag is great to me Anna VeitchLorraine Andrews
14 Wound Case report on effective use of Vacuum Assisted Wound Closure (VAC) system on a diabetic foot  (heal ulcer) Upul Pathmasena
15 Wound Bedside treatment of complex open abdomen Betty Brown
16 Wound The use of collagen and hyaluronic acid dressing in peristomal wound care Sunny Wu