10^th International
Family Nursing Conference

Making Family Nursing Visible : From knowledge Building to knowledge Translation
Kyoto, Japan, June 25-27, 2011

Program (tentative)

Speech from the President of International Family Nursing Association

Integrating Genomics into Family Nursing Research and Teaching:
Why it Matters and Strategies for Success

Marcia Van Riper, RN, Ph.D

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA

Speech from the Chairperson of 10th international Family Nursing Conference

Supporting families in suffering: Program development and Clinical Trials

Michiko Moriyama, RN, Ph.D

Hiroshima University, Japan

Opening Speech

Family Life & Familiy Development in Japan

Sumiko Maehara, RN, NM, Ph.D

Kyoto Tachibana University, Japan

Speech from a founding member of the Journal of Family Nursing Editorial Board

Return of the “Intimate Outsider” - Current Trends and Issues in Family Nursing Research, Revisited

Lawrence H. Ganong, Ph.D

University of Missouri, USA

Keynote Speech

WHO Europe Family Health Nurse Project: Planning, implementation, evaluation and new perspectives.

Bente Sivertsen, RN, MsN

Former Policy Adviser ,Nursing and Midwifery European Region of WHO
Chief Professional Nursing Officer, Danish Nurses Organization

Special Lecture

Spiritual Bonds Between Patient and One's Family: Death and Great Compassion in Buddhism

Naoki Nabeshima, Ph.D

Ryukoku University, Japan

Panel Discussion

Different Pespectives on Suffering and Spirituality when Caring for Families

An Eastern Perspective on Spirituality and Care

Tatsuya Konishi
Chaplain, Director of Spiritual Care, Higashi Sapporo Hospital, Japan

A Western Perspective on Spirituality and Care
Lorraine M. Wright, RN, Ph.D
University of Calgary, Canada

Special Session

Special Session 1

Academic Strategy to visualize Family Nursing: Legacy of FN in Japan
How Nurses in Japan established JARFN

Kazuko Ishigaki, RN, PHN, Ph.D

President, JARFN
Chiba Prefectural University of Health Sciences, Japan

Special Session 2

Center of Excellence in Family Nursing around the World

Chair:

Janice Bell, RN, Ph.D

University of Calgary, Canada

Special Session 3

Family Nursing in Asian Countries

Korea, China, Hongkong, Vietnam

Main Session

Visualizing Family Nursing through Education

Main Session 1
Family Nursing Curriculum: Development for Undergraduate Education

Donna Miles Curry, RN, Ph.D, PCNS-BC

Wright State University, USA

Main Session 2
Graduate-level Educational Methods in Family Health Care Nursing for Advanced Nursing Practice

Naohiro Hohashi, Ph.D, RN, PHN

Kobe University Graduate School of Health Sciences, Japan

Visualizing Family Nursing through Policies

Main Session 3
Primary Health Care from FN Perspective: European approach

(under negotiation)

Visualizing Family Nursing through Practice

Main Session 4
Family Interviewing Skills: How to Integrate Skills into Various Practice Settings. How to Move Beyond Basic Skills


	Maureen Leahey, RN, Ph.D University of Calgary, Canada
	Lorraine M. Wright, RN, Ph.D University of Calgary, Canada
	Sandy Harper-Jaques, RN, MN University of Calgary, Canada

Round Table from CEOs

New Direction of Family Nursing: Future in Family Nursing

From WHO Europe
From IFNA
From JARFN

Meet the textbook authors


Dr.J Bell	Dr.L Wright	H Watanabe	Dr.M Leahey	Dr.P Bomar



Dr.S Hanson	Dr.D Coehlo	V Gedaly-Duff	Dr.J Kaakinen

Other programs will be up soon.

10th International Family Nursing Conference

Making Family Nursing Visible : From knowledge Building to knowledge Translation Kyoto, Japan, June 25-27, 2011