Schedule of Concurrent Sessions

Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Wednesday April 22, 2015 — 1430-1530
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (3 abstracts per room)
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Title
Presenter
Room
B126
Description and detection of paediatric acute
lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) survivors'
emotional distress
Annie-Jade Pépin
Maisonneuve A
B189
Nurses' Experiences of Death in Pediatric
Oncology
Angela Morck
Screening for distress using the Distress
Thermometer and the ESAS in ambulatory
oncology patients
Pasqualina Di Dio
The Family Problem Checklist: A New Screening
Tool
Anita Mehta
B208
B174
B175
B199
B101
B116
B142
Moderators of parent-child agreement on
paediatric cancer survivor's quality of life
Cybelle Abate
Maisonneuve B
Screening for Distress: Lessons learned in changing Jill Taylor-Brown
practice to improve patient experience
A preliminary evaluation of a psychosocial
educational group program for sexual health in
female cancer survivors.
Lisa Roelfsema
A Systematic Review of Interventions to Improve
Sexual Dysfunction in Cancer Patients and
Survivors
Zahra Ismail
Maisonneuve C
"Getting physical" after treatment for breast cancer: Karen Fergus
Couples' experiences participating in an online
exercise to help restore physical intimacy
Room Name
Reference Codes:
W = Workshops
S = Symposium
B = 20 minute orals
P = Posters
Locations
Ball Room
Lower Level
Maisonneuve (rooms A – F)
36th Floor
Viger Room
Habitation
Neufchatel
Lower Level
P- Level (Plaza level, 3rdÁRRU
Main Floor
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Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Wednesday April 22, 2015 — 1430-1530
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (3 abstracts per room)
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Title
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services.
Scott Sellick
McGill Body Image Concerns Scale (MBICSHNC) for use in head and neck oncology: Initial
scale development and preliminary psychometric
properties
Melissa Henry
Recovering Function and 'Surviving' Treatments
are Primary Motivators for Health Behaviour
Change in Patients With Head and Neck Cancer: A
Qualitative Focus Group Study
Melissa Henry
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Partnership with a Community Based Medical
Fitness Facility
Elizabeth Payne
B110
B163
B111
B123
B157
B105
B145
B180
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Personal goal interference and goal-related coping
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Natalie Stefanic
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Oncology Population
Glenda Kerr
Information and its impact on co-survivors of
cancer patients
Violet D'Souza
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Suzanne O'Brien
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cancer survivors
Catherine Sabiston
Room
Maisonneuve D
Maisonneuve E
Maisonneuve F
Wednesday April 22, 2015 — 1600-1730
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S195
Title
Presenter
Symposium: New initiatives and lessons learned:
Collaboration to screen for distress and cancer
symptom management in a large integrated health
network
Moderator: Barry
Bultz Discussant:
Doris Howell
2. Using screening for distress data to inform
quality improvement for symptom management
Katherine George
1. Next steps in sustaining symptom screening:
Implementation of electronic kiosks in urban &
rural communities
Sheila DamorePetingola
3. Screening for distress and symptom
management: Where do we go from here?
Carole Mayer
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Room
Maisonneuve A
Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Wednesday April 22, 2015 — 1600-1730
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S161
Title
Strategies for creating innovative programming
and resources supporting women with metastatic
breast cancer
Moderator: Shawna
Ginsberg & Suzanne
O'Brien
2. Documentary as a support resource: Exploring
metastatic breast cancer through the eyes of a
young woman's desire to leave a legacy
Allen Braude
An overview of research, program evaluation
and patient experience of Memory and Attention
Adaptation Training (MAAT): A cognitive
behavioral treatment of cancer-related cognitive
dysfunction.
Moderator:
Elaine Shearer
Discussant:
Maureen Parkinson
1. Innovative programming for young metastatic
breast cancer patients and their caregivers: Living
well with Metastatic Breast Cancer:
S168
Presenter
Room
Maisonneuve B
Shawna Ginsberg
3. Breast Friends: Lessons, Legacy, Loss and
Laughter - a Ten Year Retrospective of a support
group for women living with metastatic breast
cancer
Suzanne O'Brien
1. Development, Research and Future Directions
of Memory and Attention Adaptation Training
Robert Ferguson
3. Participant experiences and clinician
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Attention Adaptation Program: A qualitative
review
Helen Wong
1. Sustaining Canadian Virtual Hospice: Long
Term Strategies
Shelley Cory
Maisonneuve C
2. Adoption and Implementation of the Memory Maureen Parkinson
and Attention Adaptation Training (MAAT) at
the B.C. Cancer Agency.
S166
'Thinking Outside the Box': Finding Sustainable
Solutions for Innovative Canadian Psychosocial
Oncology and Palliative Initiatives
Moderator:
Heather Rennie
Discussant: Shane
Sinclair
Maisonneuve D
Mary Jane Esplen
2. de Souza Institute: Strategies in Developing
and Sustaining an Innovative Learning Centre
Providing Professional Development Support to
Professionals Providing Oncology Care
3. Sustaining Psychosocial Oncology Education
in Canada: Strategies for the Long Term
4. Sustaining Cancer Chat Canada in the Future
Deborah McLeod
Heather Rennie
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Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Wednesday April 22, 2015 — 1600-1730
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Title
Presenter
Room
S171
Evaluating Patient Distress from a Social Work
Perspective
Véronique Després
Maisonneuve F
Lynda Balneaves
Neufchatel
W170
W153
A creative approach to addressing the emotional
needs of young adults with cancer
Complementary and Alternative Medicine and
Cancer: Decision Coaching in Real Time
Jennifer Finestone
Maisonneuve E
Thursday April 23, 2015 — 1000-1200
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (5 abstracts per room)
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Title
Presenter
B185
"L’expérience du patient partenaire au cœur de
l’amélioration des soins psychosociaux: projet
pilote d’implantation du dépistage de la détresse
en oncologie"
Jacynthe Rivest
"La résilience conjugale du couple parental
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enfant pour le traitement du cancer – Une étude
pilote"
Julie Martin
The Expressive Arts Studio: A Workshop Series for
Young Adults with Cancer
Catherine Dunlop
Yoga for Health-Related Quality of Life in Adult
Cancer: A randomized controlled feasibility study.
Marcy McCall
B121
B194
B216
B106
B129
B158
B246
B249
"Dimensions psychologiques associées à la récidive Emmanuelle Robert
de cancer"
"Représentation de la qualité de vie selon les
soignants accompagnant des enfants atteints de
cancer suivis en soins palliatifs"
Josianne AvoineBlondin
30 years of supporting Young Adults with Cancer:
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Suzanne O'Brien
Engaging and connecting young women with
breast cancer in the digital age
Shawna Ginsberg
Understanding the Impact of Breast Cancer
Awareness for Young Women-response from
young women
Lorna Larsen
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Room
Maisonneuve A
Maisonneuve B
Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Thursday April 23, 2015 — 1000-1200
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (5 abstracts per room)
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Title
B178
Factors associated with objectively-assessed
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physical activity among breast cancer patients with
sleep disturbances
B254
B229
B184
B242
B162
B191
B193
B233
B221
B104
B177
B207
B214
B232
Presenter
When Counting Sheep is Not Enough: Cancer Chat Heather Rennie
Canada Pilots An Educational, Self- Management
Approach for “Sleeping Well With Cancer And
Beyond
Sleep in Cancer Patients receiving Palliative Care:
Preliminary Data of a Descriptive Study
Marie Solange
Bernatchez
Capacity of the Edmonton Symptom Assessment
System and the Canadian Problem Checklist to
Screen Clinical Insomnia in Cancer Patients
Josée Savard
Whole Person Care for Ethnically Diverse
Populations: The Role of Health Literacy
Bejoy Thomas
Exploring the Cultural, Spiritual and Religious
Perspectives of Palliative Care
Shane Sinclair
Structures and contexts: Examining opportunities
for high quality cancer survivorship care for all
Room
Maisonneuve C
Tracy Truant
Perceptions of culturally sensitive service for
patients and families in Palliative Care.
Dina Szynkarsky
Culturally Based Values, Illness Intrusiveness, and
Subjective Well-Being in Asian-born Chinese and
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and Neck Cancer
Gerald Devins
Empowering First Nations, Inuit and Metis to
access Palliative Care
Shelly Cory
A co-calibration Rasch analysis study of commonly
used depression scales to make sense of variations in
prevalence estimates of depression in cancer
Sylvie Lambert
The Role of Partner Support for Secondary
Prevention of Melanoma in High-Risk Individuals
Julia DiMillo
Translating the interdependence model into follow- Willow Burns
up care: An exploration of dyadic associations
between attachment, caregiving and conjugal wellbeing among parents of ALL survivors
Patient Family Advisory Council: Putting the patient
at the centre of patient-centred care
Douglas Ozier, Rosie
Cashman
Describing and understanding emotional adjustment
in spouses of cancer patients in palliative phase. The
role of attachment and coping styles
Léonor Fasse
Maisonneuve D
Maisonneuve E
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Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Thursday April 23, 2015 — 1000-1200
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (5 abstracts per room)
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Title
B141
A Psychosocial Oncology Program: Perceptions of the Anita Mehta
Telephone Triage Assessment
B130
B255
B186
B234
B210
B125
B114
B224
B253
Presenter
An exploratory analysis of psychosocial oncology
services and subsequent healthcare utilization and
costs for Ontario cancer patients at high risk for
depression
Zahra Ismail
Implementing “Fit” (Feedback Informed Treatment):
Measuring Patient Reported Outcomes at the BC
Cancer Agency
Heather Rennie
The Structured Interview of Symptoms and
Concerns (SISC): A Review of its Applicability to
Palliative Cancer Care
Keith Wilson
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hand examination of the value of caregiver online
support groups
Dana Male
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Cancer: New Possibilities for Interpersonal
Assessment in Cancer Care
Danielle Brosseau
Grief & Loss: an interactive tool for families
Shelly Cory
Development of an Internet-based, Psychosexual
Intervention for Couples following Treatment for
Breast Cancer
Kimberley Cullen
Using Technology to Educate Online Support
Group Facilitators: Cancer Chat Canada develops
new solutions for teaching “old dogs, new tricks”
Heather Rennie
Online Response to Financial Hardship
Experienced by Cancer Patients
Room
Maisonneuve F
Neufchatel
Shelley Pennington
Thursday April 23, 2015 — 1330-1500
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Title
W108
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Families in Psychosocial Oncology
W102
W115
Presenter
An Interprofessional Education Framework
Supporting a Novice to Expert Competency-Based
Learning Pathway in Cancer Care
Mary Jane Esplen
Mixed methods and mixed results: lessons learned
from research evaluating the impact of group art
therapy for women living with breast cancer
Virginia Lee
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Room
Maisonneuve A
Katherine Gottzmann Maisonneuve B
Maisonneuve C
Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Thursday April 23, 2015 — 1330-1500
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Title
Presenter
1. Using the PLISSIT Model to Design a
Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary, Integrated
Sexual Health Program for Alberta Cancer Patients
and their Partners
John Robinson
A Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary, Integrated
Moderator:
Sexual Health Program for all Alberta Cancer Patients John Robinson
and their Partners
Discussant: Deborah
McLeod
Room
Maisonneuve D
2. First Year of a Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary
Sexual Health Clinic for Alberta Cancer Patients and
their Partners
Jill Turner
3. The Development of Patient Education
Resources in Sexual Health and Oncology
Lauren Walker
W215
Breath Therapy
Melanie McDonald
Maisonneuve E
W240
CBO Showcase: Presentation of psychosocial
programming by leading Canadian CommunityBased Organizations (CBOs)
Rob Rutledge
Maisonneuve F
Wanda Guenther
Neufchatel
Presenter
Room
W237
Living With Lymphedema. Sandy's Story
Friday April 24, 2015 — 1045-1215
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Title
W131
W103
W250
S206
Improving patient experience and health outcomes
(iPEHOC): A multi-site project to develop and
evaluate implementation of meaningful patientreported outcomes (PROMs) and experiences
(PREMs) designed to engage cancer patients and
healthcare providers in improving care delivery
Doris Howell
Maisonneuve A
Mind Body Therapies for Fear and Anxiety at the
Ottawa Integrative Cancer Centre
Anne Pitman
Maisonneuve B
Meaning-based group counseling: A novel
intervention for cancer bereavement.
Christopher
MacKinnon
Maisonneuve C
What to do about pain, depression and anxiety?:
Empirically based interventions
Marc Hamel
Maisonneuve D
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Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Friday April 24, 2015 — 1045-1215
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Title
Presenter
Addressing gaps in the continuity of cancer care
Colleen Patteson
with and for First Nations, Inuit and Metis patients
Maisonneuve E
W231
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John Christopherson
Maisonneuve F
W223
Room
Friday April 24, 2015 — 1445- 1615
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (4 abstracts per room)
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Title
Fear of Cancer Recurrence: A Qualitative Study of
the Experience of Survivors of Ovarian Cancer
Christine Maheu
B169
Rapid Diagnostic Assessment for a Suspicious
Breast Abnormality: Examining the Impact on
Anxiety and Uncertainty
Christine Maheu
B109
B190
B247
B251
B143
B201
B258
Presenter
Cancer-related Worry in Canadian Thyroid Cancer
Ainsley Chapman
Fostering the Renegotiation of Hope for Cancer
Ryan Hamilton
Resilience: How to Grow It & Beat Burnout
Sandy Faulks
Reliability of two short distress measures as
Tatsiana Leclair
Survivors
Survivors with Lymphedema: A Pilot Study
applied to parents of survivors of childhood brain
and other solid tumours
How volunteer Caregiver Coaches help family
caregivers of cancer patients at the end of life
maintain their emotional wellbeing
Supporting Informal Caregivers of Advanced
Cancer Patients: A Focus Group Study
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S. Robin Cohen
Rinat Nissim
Room
Maisonneuve A
Maisonneuve B
Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Friday April 24, 2015 — 1445- 1615
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (4 abstracts per room)
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Title
Presenter
Room
B100
Identifying Common Indicators for National
Margaret Fitch
Maisonneuve C
B134
Psychosocial Oncology Professionals' Attitudes
Dora Yuen
Reporting on Person-Centered Care
toward Systematic Symptom Assessment using
the Edmonton Symptom Assessment System
(ESAS): Results from a Large Cancer Care Ontario
B202
B230
B187
B196
B213
B225
Province-Wide Study
Lung Cancer Navigation Program: How the
Julie Dallaire
An Inter-professional Initiative to Expand Nursing
Elisa Rink
Information and Support: Bringing Hope and
Heather Sinardo
patients react to this new model of care delivery?
Skills in Providing Emotional Care
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Cancer
Am I radioactive? Addressing informational needs
of patient's and familiy members undergoing
radiation therapy, and the impact on their anxiety.
Introduction and Development of the Cancer
and Returning to Work and Practical Guide
for Cancer Patients 2nd edition
Psychosocial Oncology Referral Guidelines
Maisonneuve D
Renata Benc
Maureen Parkinson
Rosana Faria
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Schedule of Concurrent Sessions
Attendees can choose to attend any one of the following sessions
Friday April 24, 2015 — 1445- 1615
20 Minute Oral Abstract Presentations (4 abstracts per room)
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Title
B124
The mediating role of perceived disability in
Virginia Boquiren
the long-term impact of arm morbidity on
breast cancer survivors? emotional well-being.
B146
B132
B252
B136
B204
B173
B239
Presenter
Fear of Recurrence Therapy (FORT):
Introducing a new randomized control study
to address fear of recurrence in women with
cancer
Sophie Lebel
A qualitative study exploring ambivalence
regarding adherence to adjuvant hormone
therapy among intentionally non-adherent
Breast Cancer survivors
Maya Obadia
CCSN's New Program: A Seat at the Table
Jackie Manthorne
Expressing Freely: Art Therapy Groups for
Chinese-Speaking Cancer Patients
Catherine Dunlop
Changing the Healthcare Landscape for First
Nations, Inuit and Metis in Canada: Bridging
the Gap with Knowledge Translation and
Exchange (KTE)
Mandy Sangha
How recent neuroscience might change
psychosocial interventions
Rob Rutledge
Adapting to and living with a permanent
Molly McCarthy
colostomy following rectal cancer: A grounded
theory analysis
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Room
Maisonneuve E
Maisonneuve F