Friday 19 November 2010
- Announcement of Priority Recommendations from the Conference Delegation for presentation to Government
- Arts and Health Australia Awards for Excellence 2010
- Plenary Session 5 Caring for the Patient and the Caregiver
- Conference Finale: Highlights of "Hey Florence!" - A Musical about the World of Nursing
- Conference Closing Remarks
- Celebration Networking Lunch
- Post Conference Evaluation Workshop
9 am - 9.30am
Announcement of Priority Recommendations from the conference delegation to be presented to Federal and State Health and Arts Ministers
Arts and Health Australia Awards for Excellence 2010 - The Arts and Primary and Acute Care, Arts and Community Health, Health Promotion, Medical Humanities / Education, Environmental Design and Research
9.30 am - 10.30 am
Plenary Session 5 : Caring for the Patient and the Caregiver
Group Panel Presentation and Discussion
Creative Collaborations spur Hey Florence! A Nurse Musical
Put together an Australian Playwright and Songwriter, Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Office of Cultural Enrichment & Nurse Wellness Committee ;
creative collaborations can unite the unlikeliest of partners in a healthcare setting.
- Donna Glassford, Executive Director, Cultural Enrichment, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
- Molly Carlile, Deathtalker, author, playwright and palliative care specialist
- Susan Hernandez, RN, Chief Nursing Officer, Vanderbilt Children's Hospital, Performer
- Dr Genevieve Yates, General Practitioner
- Craig Christie, playwright, songwriter, director Hey Florence!
11.am - 12.30pm
Conference Finale - Highlights from Hey Florence! A Nurse Musical
Premiered, Nashville Tennessee, September 2009 and on tour in the USA.
Written by Craig Christie, Australian playwright and song writer, starring Chelsea Gibb and Francesca Arena, featuring the Melbourne University Choral Society Choir
"The musical Hey Florence!, describes the world of nursing in a way that audiences find amusing, moving and innovative. It also provides an opportunity for nurses to perform as talent onstage or participate as audience members. Most importantly, it showcases and celebrates the unsurpassed dedication of our caregivers for the medical center community."
- Donna Glassford, Producer, Cultural Enrichment Vanderbilt Medical Center
1pm - 2.30pm
Celebratory Networking Lunch
2.30pm - 4.30pm
Post Conference Evaluation facilitated by
- Mike White, Research and Development Fellow in Arts in Health, Centre for Medical Humanities and St Chad's College, University of Durham, England
- Mary Robson, Artist, Social Educator and Arts/Health Consultant and Associate for Arts in Health and Education at the Centre for Medical Humanities, University of Durham, England
