Rural Health and Care Conference

“Improving the Health, Well-being and Care of Rural Populations” 13/11/18 Royal Welsh Showground, Builth Wells, Powys LD2 3SY

Paper Presentation Options for delegates (select ONE per session):

Presentation 1 11.30am – 12.00 noon

The University of Aberdeen Student Experiences in Rural Primary Care:

Developments and Initiatives

Dr Kim MillerGP Co-ordinator Senior Years (Inverness)

University of Aberdeen

Reflections on a travel scholarship: improving models of Midwifery care

for Rural Communities

Dr Marie LewisConsultant Midwife

Powys Teaching Health Board

A Public Health perspective on developing resilience and wellbeing

with Carers in rural communities

Dr Dee Gray,Director of Grays

Dr Sue Fish, GP & Co-Chair Cambrian Primary Care

Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floorPresentation 2 12.00 noon – 12.30pm

Learning through the CARER scheme (Community and Rural Education Route) –

experiences and reflections on the first 10 weeks

Prof. Steve Riley, Dr Frances Gerrard,Dr Alan Stone, Dr Ffion Williams, Dr Sue Fish,

Cardiff University School of Medicine

Negotiating conversation and interaction through videoconferencing in

Speech Language Therapy: a conversation analytic study

David DalleyPostgraduate Researcher & Associate Lecturer

Aberystwyth University

Road Safety as a Public Health problem – the challenges of Rural Roads

Jenny ShepherdSenior Researcher, Transport Research Laboratory

/ Honorary Research Fellow, Institute of Applied Health Research,

University of BirminghamMontgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor

Presentation 3 2.00pm – 2.30pm

Rural Clinical Placements for Medical Students

Dr Heledd Iago, Lecturer in Medical Sciences / Rural and Remote

Health in Medical Education LeadSwansea University

Developing a Virtual Pulmonary Rehabilitation (VIPAR) service model to improve health and well-being and

reduce health inequalities

Carol-Anne DaviesClinical Lead Occupational Therapist for

RespiratoryHywel Dda University Health Board

Woodlands, Work and Well-being: the health and job-readiness impacts

of Tir Coed’s intervention model in harder-to-reach groups

in rural Wales

Eleri Phillips, KESS PhD studentTeresa Walters, Executive Officer

Tir CoedMontgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor

Presentation 4 2.30pm – 3.00pm

Time, Traffic and Travel: the perspectives of Welsh Rural Nurses regarding the rural recruitment challenge

Angharad Jones,PhD Candidate,

Psychology Dept., Aberystwyth University

Supporting Practitioners to develop Physical Literacy: addressing the

“perfect storm” of inactivity

Dr Nalda WainwrightDirector, Wales Institute for Physical Literacy

University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Three years old and still going strong – our experiences in Solva Care

Mollie Roach, Chair of TrusteesSue Denman, Trustee

Solva Care

Montgomery Pavilion International Pavilion 1st floor International Pavilion Ground floor