 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Provisional Program - Subject to Change Members Forum - to be advised
IMPORTANT: Please note there are limited spaces available for each session. The College have taken all possible steps to ensure maximum number of delegates per session, however it will be on a first in basis. Some sessions may be full, in which case you will be able to choose from four alternatives.
Please note: Welcome Cocktail Drinks on Monday 6th October Grand Waldorf 5 - 1800 - 2000 |
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Tuesday 7th October 2008 | |||||
0800
0900 |
Registration - Grand Waldorf 7 Lobby
Opening Ceremony - Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | |||||
0945 |
Keynote 1 Richard McLean - Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 |
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1030 |
Morning Tea |
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1100 | Inpatient nursing culture Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Caring for women Grand Waldorf 1 | Leadership Grand Waldorf 2 | Undergraduate nursing Grand Waldorf 3 | Intervention Grand Waldorf 4 | |
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Session Chair: Elimear Muir-Cochrane |
Session Chair: Pat Bradley |
Session Chair: Penny Herbert |
Session Chair: Debra Nizette |
Session Chair: Sandra Hoot | ||
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1.0 The Relationship is Central
Christine Palmer | 2.0 ‘KYA’ WEAVE – Introducing women sensitive practice
Kay McCauley- Elsom | 3.0 Leadership through Reflective Practice
Sallyanne Miller | 4.0 A Portrait Of An Abstract Landscape: A Student Nurse's Reflection Of A Fast Track Mental Health Course
Lorna Jain | 5.0 Consumer Outcomes Resulting From Participation In A Healthy Lifestyle Program Addressing The Effects Of Medication-Related Weight Gain And Mental Illness Rose Waterhouse | ||
1.1 Therapeutic Friendliness and the Development of Therapeutic Leverage by Mental Health Nurses
Andrew Gardner |
2.1 The National Register of Antipsychotic Medication in Pregnancy (NRAMP) Heather Gilbert |
3.1 Developing the next generation of mental health leaders: the art of mentoring Andrea McCloughlen | 4.1 Evaluation Of An Innovative Workshop For Nursing Students On Person Centered Care In Mental Health
Elizabeth Martin | 5.1 Interdisciplinary: An Art And Science
Elma (Elizabeth Margaretha) Fourie | ||
1.2 Interpersonal Aspects Of Patient Satisfaction And The Culture Of Mental Health Nursing Practice
Belinda Mackie |
2.2 Psychosis, Pregnancy and Motherhood: A case study of ten women Kay McCauley-Elsom | 3.2 Empowering the Shift Leader
Linda Howie and Kirstie O'Carroll
| 4.2 Taking the Lead: Introducing the Art and Science of Mental Health Nursing to Undergraduate Student Nurses
Margaret Hughes
| 5.2 Obscuring the landscape: hidden nature of child sex abuse
Tony Warne and Sue Mc Andrew | ||
1.3 Patients; Nursing Staff and Patients Relatives Perceptions of Ward Atmosphere in four Jordanian Psychiatric Hospitals
Ahmad Al-Sagarat |
2.3 About Helen - Psychosis and pregnancy ( A case study) Heather Gilbert | 3.3 Bringing it all together: the link between transformational leadership, emotional intelligence and clinical education
Derith Harris and Shane Price
| 4.3 Music Therapy In Acute Psychiatric Facilities: An Undergraduate’s Perspective
Tamsyn Opie | 5.3 The BETTER Model: A Guide To Assist Mental Health Nurses In Discussing Sexuality With Consumers
Chris Quinn and Graeme Browne | ||
1300 | Lunch and Richard McLean Book Launch Launch - 'Strange Currencies of Ego and Soul: The visual language of Richard McLean - Exhibitoin area opposite booth 19 |
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1400 | Indigenous community Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Working with adolescents Grand Waldorf 1 | Exploring schizophrenia Grand Waldorf 2 | Art and therapy Grand Waldorf 3 | Physical health and intervention Grand Waldorf 4 | |
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Session Chair: Don Gorman |
Session Chair: Jem Masters |
Session Chair: Pat Barkway |
Session Chair: Val Goodwin |
Session Chair: Stephen Elsom | ||
1.4 "I'm the health professional, I know what's wrong, and how to fix you,' That's not what the stats say.
Dee Hellsten |
2.4
Bronwyn Tarrant | 3.4 Do the concept of resilience and the experience of schizophrenia go together
Sue Liersch | 4.4 Beautiful Minds, Creative Hands. An Annual Mental Health Week Art Exhibition
Annette Woodhouse | 5.4 Normalising ECT as a treatment option for patients' and their family.
Danielle Barnes | ||
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1.5 Challenges In Mental Health Literacy Within Top End Remote Indigenous Communities Deb Spurgeon and Lorin James | 2.5 Pushing The Boundaries: Relationships With Adolescents
Julia McLean | 3.5 Being Resilient As Described By People Who Experience Mental Illness
Karen-Leigh Edward | 4.5 'Thriving not just Surviving’
Sharon Sherwood and Carolyn Noel
| 5.5 Promoting the physical health of psychiatric patients
Dianne Wynaden | ||
1.6 "You can't take the person out of the communication process"
Martin Musco and Deb Spurgeon
| 2.6 At the end of my string: the experience of parents caring for a young person with emergent psychosis
Rhonda Wilson | 3.6 A Review Of Jung’s Psychology Of Schizophrenia And Its Relevance In Contemporary Psychiatric Nursing Practice
Alan Moore | 4.6 Insects in the Web of Life”
Carolyn Noel | 5.6 Improving Care: Managing Physiological Pain in an Inpatient Mental Health Unit
Karen Gullick | ||
1530 | Afternoon Tea & Poster Presentations |
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1600 | Extended mental health nursing roles Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Technology and teaching Grand Waldorf 1 | Borderline Personality Disorder Grand Waldorf 2 | Seclusion Grand Waldorf 3 | Sharing the art Grand Waldorf 4 | |
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Session Chair: Trish Martin |
Session Chair: Pat Barkway |
Session Chair: Gregory Clark |
Session Chair: Greg Neilson |
Session Chair: Sandra Hoot | ||
1.7 Teaching Granny to Suck Eggs: Education and Skills Training for Authorised Mental Health Practitioners in Western Australia
Tim Rolfe | 2.7 Can a computer replace a Mental Health Lecturer?
Jem Masters | 3.7 To admit or not to admit that is the question Can acute inpatient admissions be a therapeutic part of the overall treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder?
Deborah Dick | 4.7 From Seclusion To Inclusion
Sharon Olsson | 5.7 The Art and Science of Clinical Supervision
Lisa Lynch, Kerrie Hancox, Brenda Happell | ||
1.8 Duly Authorised Officer’s practices under mental health law in New Zealand: Are nurses meeting the requirements of the law?
Brian McKenna | 2.8
The Art of Mental
Health Nursing in the Primary Care Setting | 3.8 Seeking safety amid judgment and labelling: A consumer perspective
Jenny Tohotoa | 4.8 Re-evaluating the design of seclusion rooms for psychiatric intensive care units.
Katrina Anthoney | 5.8 Natural Born Mental Health Nurses - A Multimedia Representation of Peer Group Clinical Supervision in Action
Bernie Stefan-Rasmus | ||
1830 - 1840 | Buses depart hotel at 1840 sharp to the MCG - This service is only available to those who have booked with the conference secretariat on the website at least 4 days prior to the conference) | |||||
1900 -1930
2000 - Midnight | Welcome Drinks at the MCG (Percy Beans Bar) (Enter thru Gate 2 at MCG)
Eli Lilly Partnership and Wellbeing Gala Awards Dinner at Private Members Dining Room MCG Dress Code: After 5 - "Dress to Impress" | |||||
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Wednesday 8th October 2008
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0900 |
Reducing seclusion Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 |
Extending practice Grand Waldorf 1 |
Practice development Grand Waldorf 2 |
Strategies for depression Grand Waldorf 3 |
Inpatient mental health nursing Grand Waldorf 4 |
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Session Chair: Fiona Whitecross |
Session Chair: John Carmody |
Session Chair: Debra Nizette |
Session Chair: Andrea McLaughlin |
Session Chair: Trish Martin | |
6.0 Changing the way we care: Reducing Seclusion in the Acute Psychiatric Inpatient Setting
Fiona Reed | 7.0 Mental Health Nurse Incentive Program – Enhancing Mental Health Services.
Bill Kuluris | 8.0 Managing Mental Health Units whilst changing practice and context.
Frances Pagdin | 9.0 The Role of Primary Care Practice Nurses in The Delivery Of Depression Treatment To Enhance Clinical Outcome. An Audit of Training Outcomes, Clinical Effect and Satisfaction
David Ekers | 10.0 What defines the therapeutic relationship of Nurses working in the Mental Health settings? Does the uniform play a part in this relationship?
Danielle Barnes and Pauline Nathan | |
6.1 Reducing Seclusion In Acute Psychiatric Inpatient Settings: A Need For Strong Leadership
Cadeyrn Gaskin | 7.1 Getting The MHNIP Off The Ground For A GP Network
Wendy Hall | 8.1 Practice Development and Creative Mental Health Nursing
Maria Fitzgerald | 9.1 Behavioural Treatments of Depression: Do they Work And Can Mental Health Nurses Deliver Them Effectively
David Ekers | 10.1 Protected Engagement Time the Art of Therapeutic Interaction
Fiona Lamont and Prof Jane Stein-Parbury | |
6.2 Sensory (chill out) room trial: A culture change
Graeme Browne, Sue Wentworth, Sarah Cook and Andrea Browne | 7.2 Psychiatry and the Mental Health Nurse Incentive Program
RANZCP | 8.2 Mental Health First Aid Training For Advisory And Extension Agents Working With Farmers
Don Gorman
| 9.2 Seeking And Maintaining Employment For People With Depression And Other Mental Illnesses
Ian Munro and Karen-leigh Edwards | 10.2 Findings from travels under a Winston Churchill Memorial Fellowship to investigate less restrictive practices in acute mental health care
Sue Liersch | |
1030 |
Morning Tea | ||||
| 10.45 | Elsevier Book launch for 'Psychopharmacology for the Health Professional' Kim Usher, Kim Foster and Shane Bullock | ||||
1115
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Keynote 2 Brenda Happell "Shaping a vision for mental health nursing: appreciating the science, advancing the art and navigating the politics" Grand Waldorf 5 & 6
DHS Victoria Paper of the Day announcement - Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | ||||
1200 | Inpatient nursing Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Research Grand Waldorf 1 | Psychiatric emergency care centres Grand Waldorf 2 | Remote area practice Grand Waldorf 3 | Standards of practice Grand Waldorf 4 |
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Session Chair: Christine Palmer |
Session Chair: Don Gorman (2) |
Session Chair: Rosemary Charleston |
Session Chair: Val Goodwin (4) |
Session Chair: Kay McCauley-Elsom | |
6.3 Despite Issues Such As Aggression, Increasing Patient Acuity, Staff And Bed Shortages Why Do Nurses Keep Returning To The Mental Health Arena?
Tamara Kos | 7.3 Evidence Based Practice in Mental Health Nursing – Art or Science?
Jacklin Fisher | 8.3 Accessing a technology focused environment reduces mental health stigma.
Paul Rungen | 9.3 Improving consumer outcomes through the incorporation of family sensitive practice in a rural mental health service
Jennifer Watterson and Justine Anderson | 10.3 Raising Our Standard: The review and renewal of the 'Standards of Practice for Mental Health Nurses' for the 21st century
Catherine Hangan and Christine Neville | |
6.4 Morale on acute inpatient psychiatric wards in England: the reality is much better than the rhetoric
Len Bowers | 7.4 A Bricolage Quilt: Squaring the art and science of mental health nursing research
Tony Warne and Sue Mc Andrew | 8.4 Decisions, decisions: A PECC or a POD?
Michael Blair, Anthony Sweeney and Kim Foster | 9.4 Building Community Across Geographic Boundaries: New Brushstrokes On A Broad Canvas
Elizabeth Martin, Denise McGarry and Andrew Cashin | 10.4 An evaluation of the impact of the Chief Nursing Officer's Review of Mental Health Nursing – preliminary findings of a national review of Higher Education Institutions and Mental Health Trusts in England.
John Baker | |
1300 |
Lunch and Wiley-Blackwell Clinical Supervision for Nurses book launch. Meet the authors. Exhibition area | ||||
1400 | Mental health nursing and older people Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Community mental health Grand Waldorf 1 | Service Issues Grand Waldorf 2 | Mental health nursing on-line Grand Waldorf 3 | Being with Grand Waldorf 4 |
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Session Chair: Bryan McMinn |
Session Chair: Janette Curtis |
Session Chair: Michael Blair |
Session Chair: Pat Barkway |
Session Chair: Kim Foster | |
6.5 Mental status assessment:: The current focus of this vital sign in nursing curricula
Dianne Wynaden
| 7.5 Mental health crises at home: service user perspectives on what helps and what hinders when they receive home based treatment as an alternative to admission to an acute inpatient unit
Stephen Niemiec | 8.5 Benchmarking mental health services: Harnessing information for quality improvement.
Tim Coombs | 9.5 Use Of Collaborative Web-Based Technology In Mental Health – Wiki Use In Practice
Rick Bastida | 10.5 To be seen and heard: Creating Space for the Experiences of Mental Health Nurses to be Heard
Gylo Hercelinskyj | |
6.6 The Resettlement Experience Of Elderly Immigrants Of Indian Origin Living In Western Australia. What Psychological Distress Do They Experience?
Pauline Nathan | 7.6 Re-establishing Social Connectedness In A Community Mental Health Setting
Carole Harrison | 8.6 Smoke-free Workplace Policy: Reconciling Obedience to Authority, Consumer Rights and Excellence in Evidence-Based Nursing Leadership
Patrizia Fiorillo | 9.6 Online Learning in Mental Health Emergency Care
Danny Hills | 10.6 Mood Is To Day As Affect Is To Season: A Photojournal
David Miu
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6.7 Mental Health Nursing Care for Older People in Developing Countries
Christine Neville | 7.7 Drowning In Paper? The Documentary Practices Of Community Mental Health Nurses In The Age of Information Technology
Maureen Deacon | 8.7 The Art And Science Of Creating Therapeutic Environments: Mental Health Buildings Of The 21st Century.
Kath Schelling and David McLeod | 9.7 One in - all in: Promoting safer medication administration through on-line competency assessment for all nurses.
Greg Miller | 10.7 A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Nurse: The Making of Mental Health Nurses
Greg Clark | |
1530 | Afternoon Tea & Poster Presentations | ||||
1600
1700 | Outcome measures Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Pharmacology Grand Waldorf 1 | Therapeutic optimism Grand Waldorf 2 | Concerning suicide Grand Waldorf 3 | Consumers and carers Grand Waldorf 4 |
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Session Chair: Dianne Wynaden |
Session Chair: Gregory Clark |
Session Chair: Andrew Cashin |
Session Chair: Brian McKenna |
Session Chair: Bridget Hamilton | |
6.8 Technology and routine outcome measurement, the opportunity to support decision-making and care planning.
Tim Coombs | 7.8 Enhancing the use of PRN psychotropic medications in acute mental health wards.
John Baker | 8.8 Mental Health Nurses’ Therapeutic Optimism: A Tale of Two Conferences
Stephen Elsom | 9.8 Developing Suicide Prevention Expertise With Aboriginal Communities
Don Gorman | 10.8 Primary caregiver access to early psychosis services: Overcoming the obstacles; learning for the future
Terence McCann | |
6.9 Facilitating the Link Between Technology and Clinicians: The Quality Through Outcomes Project
Briony Holdsworth & Catherine Hungerford | 7.9 The switching Atypical Antipsychotic to Ability study
Ah-Nya On | 8.9 Challenging Therapeutic Pessimism: Creatively Implementing Evidence Based Practice
Rachel Rossiter and Professor Michael Hazelton | 9.9 Suicide research and the ethics of engagement
Richard Lakeman | 10.9 The art of collaboration - the skilled coming together of consumers and nurses.
Andrea McCloughen | |
1715 | 1715– 1900 Oration Grand Waldorf 4 and Ceremony at Hotel followed by drinks | ||||
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Thursday 9th October 2008 0745 – 0900 AGM and Members Forum Breakfast | ||||
0915 |
Working with young people Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 |
Pharmacology Grand Waldorf 1 |
Reducing seclusion Grand Waldorf 2 |
Forensic issues Grand Waldorf 3 |
Mental health liaison Grand Waldorf 4 |
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Session Chair: Janette Curtis |
Session Chair: Stephen Elsom |
Session Chair: Andrea McCloughen |
Session Chair: Brian McKenna |
Session Chair: Reshin Maharaj | |
11.0 Psychotherapeutic Relationship Skills: An Education Program in the Art of Adolescent Mental Health Nursing Practice
Maria Fitzgerald | 12.0 Broadening the canvas: determining the art and science of mental health nurse prescribing
Steve Hemingway | 13.0 Strategies to sustain and extend seclusion reduction achievements in a Victorian inpatient unit
Bridget Hamilton | 14.0 Power and Authority is the Empowerment of Subordinates in Forensic Mental Health Nursing.
Rik Koopman and Cor Schroder | 15.0 Registered Nurses’ Experience of Managing delirium in the acute care setting: Implication for Mental Health Liaison
Ian Landsborough | |
11.1 Starting with a Blank Canvas, How to Manage a Waiting List in a Busy CAMHS Service
Greg Clark
| 12.1 Antipsychotic medication side-effects and adherence in people with schizophrenia
Terence McCann | 13.1 Developing a culturally secure environment and reducing seclusion
Frances Pagdin | 14.1 An ethnographic study of forensic nursing culture: Where to from here?
Andrew Cashin,
Claire Newman and Michelle Eason | 15.1 One Year Later: Evaluating a Brief Intervention for Deliberate Self Harm Presentations in the Emergency Department
Susan Glennon | |
11.2 Exploring Staff perceptions of a Youth Early Psychosis Program
Wendy Cross | 12.2 Identifying the “Right Patient”: Nurse and Patient Perspectives on How to Verify Patient Identity During Medication Administration
Teresa Kelly | 13.2 Post-Seclusion Counselling: A therapeutic intervention for psychiatric inpatients
Lillian Nejad | 14.2 Risk Assessment For Future Violence- A Fusion Of Technology, Tools And Clinical Judgment
John McCallum | 15.2 The impact of a participatory action research ……
Lorna Moxham & Brenda Happell | |
1045 | Morning Tea | ||||
1115 |
Keynote 3 Paul Hammersley - Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 'Trauma and Psychosis: Evidence, Models and treatment'
DHS Victoria Best Paper of the Day announcement - Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | ||||
1200 | Interesting issues Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Intellectual disability Grand Waldorf 1 | Substance interventions Grand Waldorf 2 | Extended care units Grand Waldorf 3 | Observations Grand Waldorf 4 |
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Session Chair: Trish Martin |
Session Chair: Pat Bradley |
Session Chair: Dianne Wynaden |
Session Chair: Jem Masters |
Session Chair: Gregory Clark | |
11.3 Absconding: patients running away from hospital
Eimear Muir-Cochrane | 12.3 The Intersection of Behavioural Phenotypes in Clinical Psychiatry: A Case Study
Brent Hayward | 13.3 Increasing Integration of Mental Health and Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug Services: A Queensland Health Initiative
Corriann Schafer and Bernadette Klopp | 14.3 Integrated Rehabilitation and Recovery Care Service(IRRCS): Working collaboratively towards better outcomes for consumers in Secure Extended Care Units.
Sharon Sherwood | 15.3 An Exploration Of The Experiences Of Nurses Performing Constant Observation In A Mental Health Setting
Malcom Neilson | |
11.4 Definition and Diagnostic Criteria of Internet Addiction
Kesaraporn Wanajak | 12.4 Is there a need for a specialist mental health service for people with an intellectual disability
Andrew Pridding | 13.4 A Practice Development Project To Explore Mental State Identification By Clinicans In An Alcohol And Drug Service
Coriann Schafer | 14.4 Deinstitutionalization - Has it changed outcomes for some of the most vulnerable people in our community?
Ann Hamden | 15.4 Doing the obs and chatting: Empathic nursing in the machinery of care
Bridget Hamilton | |
1300 | Lunch and Allen and Unwin Book Lanuch - Introducing Mental Health Nursing: A Consumer Oriented Approach – Authors: Brenda Happell, Leanne Cowin, Cath Roper, Kim Foster and Rose McMaster - Exhibition Area - opposite booth 19 | ||||
1400 | Mental health nursing and older people Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | Using technology Grand Waldorf 1 | Views of mental health nursing Grand Waldorf 2 | Transdiciplinary Collaboration Grand Waldorf 3 | Concerning mental health nursing Grand Waldorf 4 |
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Session Chair: Bryan McMinn |
Session Chair: Julie Sharrock |
Session Chair: Jem Masters |
Session Chair: Greg Neilsen |
Session Chair: Bridget Hamilton | |
11.5 Using multi-media to assist treatment planning and outcomes measures compliance
Wendy Cross | 12.5 Assessing Risk For Older People: A Comprehensive Perspective
Leonie Clancy
| 13.5 Mental Health Nurses Reflection On Their Role
Wendy Scott | 14.5 Mental Health Intervention Project - Preventing and resolving mental health crisis situations by working collaboratively.
Michael Mitchell & Helen Turner
| 15.5 A mental health nursing assessment in practice: deal or no deal?
Tim Coombs | |
11.6 Implementing Clinical Supervision for ICU OUtreach Nurses: A case study
Wendy Cross | 12.6 Clinical judgement... is it art? Using routine outcome measurement to strengthen the art of clinical judgement
Emma Smith | 13.6 Care:What Mental Health Nurses Say and What Mental Health Nurses Do
Phillip Warelow & Karen-Leigh Edward | 14.6 Paramedics and Mental Health – transdisciplinary approaches to better training and better care
David Buchanan | 15.6 The use of art when working with adult survivors of childhood trauma Gillian Nikakis Cunningham Dax | |
11.7 Polarization and Political Correctness
Brenda Happell | 12.7 Has The Integration of Technology into Mental Health Nursing Practice Affected Levels of Competency?
Catherine Hungerford | 13.7 Service User Views and Expectations of UK Mental Health Nurses: A Systematic Review of Empirical Research
John Playle | 14.7 Psychiatric Referrals From Police: Adapting Practice To Obtain Better Outcomes For Patients Referred By The Police
Reshin Maharaj | 15.7 “Delete as appropriate”: Language and conduct in mental health nursing practice
Teresa Stone and Mike Hazelton | |
1530 | Closing Ceremony / Award Presentations/ DHS Victoria Best Paper Grand Waldorf 5 & 6 | ||||
Friday 10th October - Site Visits: There will be opportunities for site visits throughout the conference - please read the notice board for details. | |||||