Programme Timetable
DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 3 OCTOBER
| Registrations open at 8 am | |||||
| 9am - 9.15am | Whakatau | ||||
| 9.15am - 9.30am | Introduction - Arawhetu Peretini, Chief Executive, Te Pou | ||||
| 9.30am | Opening Address by the Hon. Pete Hodgson, Minister of Health | ||||
| 10am- 10.25am | Morning Tea & Poster Displays | ||||
| 10.30 - 11.05am | Key Note - Mary O'Hagan Measuring Recovery | ||||
| 11.05 - 11.40am | Key Note - Dr Siale ‘Alo Foliaki Measuring Everything But Outcomes - lessons learnt the hard way. | ||||
| 11.40 - 12.15pm | Key Note - Professor Tom Trauer Routine Outcome Measurement: are we nearly there yet? | ||||
| 12.15 - 1.15pm | Lunch & Poster Displays | ||||
| Stream 1 Using Outcomes | Stream 2 Measures in Development | Stream 3 Training | Stream 4 Understanding an Outcome | Stream 5 Extending Outcome Measures | |
| 1.15 -1.45pm | Paper 1: Readmission and length of hospital stay for patients with suicidal ideation and behaviour. Dr Hilarie Tardiff | Paper 6: Taku Reo, Taku Mauri Ora - My voice, my life. Sarah O'Connor | Paper 11: The challenge of demonstrating change: Different views from different rooms. Philip Burgess | Paper 16: Attributions to recovery - What assists and hinders better outcomes. Pernilla Vis af Vivere | Paper 21: How do you measure social inclusion? Marion Blake |
| 1.45 - 2.15pm | Paper 2: Monitoring progress in mental health consumers with high and complex needs. Jeff Symonds | Paper 7: Taku Reo, Taku Mauri Ora - My voice, my life. Sarah O'Connor | Paper 12: Changing clinical cultures: Outcomes of implementing MH-SMART training. Dr David Turner | Paper 17: The meaning of change in clinician instruments. Dr Peter Brann | Paper 22: Real outcomes for Maori - Management of symptoms or reasserting rangatiratanga to address causation? Terry Huriwai |
| 2.15 - 2.45pm | Paper 3: Merging two into one: Using outcome measures in a broad mental health information context for service development. Liz Prowse, Cheryl Lambert & Tania Geyer | Paper 8: Pacific Island outcome measurement tool for the health of Pacific nations:please don't use the HoNOS. David Lui & Monique Faleafa | Paper 13: Co-facilitation of outcome measurement training - The experience of consumers, carers and clinicians. J Black, T Lewis & T Coombs | Paper 18: Effective models of consumer representation. Gary Watts | Paper 23: Routine measurement of cannabis use in mental health and addictions settings. Dr Simon Adamson |
| 2.45 - 3.15pm | Afternoon Tea & Poster Displays | ||||
| 3.15 - 3.45pm | Paper 4: Te Puna Waiora nurses use outcomes tool in daily nursing practice. Helen Bingham | Paper 9: The SDQ and SACS working together to measure outcome in a youth AOD service. Grant Christie | Paper 14: The calorific effect on mental health outcomes collection training. Tania McConachie & Nicola Brandsen-Caldwell | Paper 19: Let's go outside and check the foundations. Jim Burdett | Paper 24: What has been learnt from benchmarking forensic mental health outcome measures? Rebecca Halsey |
| 3.45 - 4.15pm | Paper 5: Using outcome measurement as an adjunct to caseload management improves clinical interventions and reduces case load demands. Sandra Keppich-Arnold | Paper 10: Hua Oranga. Te Kani Kingi | Paper 15: National Training Evaluation - the "MH-SMART way". Kathy Stapley & Marihi Langford | Paper 20: Kiwi ACE: A school-based resilience programme. Barbara Woods | Paper 25: "Is anyone better off?" - Measuring outcomes for people with mental health issues and/or an intellectual disability. Louise Carr, Donald Shand & Taryn Knox |
| 4.15 - 4.50pm | Key Note - Associate Professor Papaarangi Reid Māori Health Information and Mental Health | ||||
| 4.50pm | Summary | ||||
| 7pm | Pre-dinner drinks and dinner (ticket-holders only) | ||||
DAY TWO THURSDAY 4 OCTOBER
| Registrations open at 8 am | |||||
| 9am | Introduction - Phillipa Gaines, Consultant, Lattice Consulting Ltd | ||||
| 9.15am | Key Note - James Healy Ohio Outcomes: Helping Recovery and Resiliency Grow for Over 11 Years | ||||
| 10am - 10.25am | Morning Tea & Poster Displays | ||||
| 10.30 - 11.00am | Plenary Session - Professor Graham Mellsop | ||||
| Stream 6 Information Utility | Stream 7 Implementation Experiences | Stream 8 Using outcomes with a Consumer/Clinician Focus | Stream 9 Ways of measuring other important things | Stream 10 The bright eyed & wise CAMHS & Older Persons | |
| 11am - 11.30am | Paper 26: Building the evidence base for mental health staff working with mental health consumers with "high and complex" needs. Jeff Symonds | Paper 31: Magic mushroom seeds. Chris Hickson & Lucy Laphen | Paper 36: The utility of outcomes information in predicting the occurrence of clinical incidents during CAMHS treatment. Renae Kurth & Brett McDermott | Paper 41: The Routine Collection of Data on Outcomes by Australian Private Hospitals with Psychiatric Beds. Allen Morris Yates | Paper 46: The parent's concerns questionnaire (PCQ): A clinically useful assessment of outcome measure. Dr Stephen Matthey |
| 11.30 - 12pm | Paper 27: Clinical outcome scale (Health of the Nation Outcome Scale - HoNOS) and independent clinician versus clinician team ratings. Julie Porter | Paper 32: Implementation of mental health NOCC data feedback systems. Dean Lewin | Paper 37: The Journey of Consumer participation and outcome measures. Glenn Moorey | Paper 42: How can we build appropriate and sound mental health outcomes systems? Paul Duignan | Paper 47: The HoNOSCA as a process and outcome tool for the health board CAMHS service. |
| 12.00 - 12.30pm | Paper 28: Using MH-SMART information in service quality circles: Are three Cs good enough? Dr David Turner | Paper 33: Implementing MH-SMART at Waikato I: An operational perspective. David Ireland | Paper 38: Using outcome measures to improve clinical practice. Peter Jeffrey | Paper 43: Evaluating efforts in mental health promotion: RCTs and beyond. Janet L Fanslow | Paper 48: |
| 12.30 - 1.30pm | Lunch and Poster Displays | ||||
| 1.30 - 2pm | Paper 29: Making HoNOS clinically useful: A brief strategy for making HoNOS (CA) useful in the multidisciplinary team setting. Malcolm Stewart | Paper 34: Implementing HoNOS in the Waikato II: Practioners' perspective. John Fitzgerald, Karma Galyer & Phillipa Thomas | Paper 39: A trial of outcome measures reports designed specifically for consumers. Tom Trauer & G Pedwell | Paper 44: The population and outcomes based research and evaluation framework of North Metro CAMHS in Western Australia. Marg Jones | Paper 49: Gail Bowker & Dr Ashok Abhyankar |
| 2pm - 2.30pm | Paper 30: Making the most of outcome measurement. Peter Woods & Angie Hunter | Paper 35: Practice makes perfect: A practical approach to embedding mental health information collection and use in clinical, service and organisational development. Laurie Hakiwai | Paper 30: Consumer carer and clinician collaboration - The Western QUATRO project. Jennifer Black & Tania Lewis
| Paper 45: Developing a tool to measure indigenous empowerment. Rachael Wargent & Melissa Haswell-Elkins | Paper 50: Sue Thompson
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| Stream 11 Thinking about Needs | Stream 12 Other National Collections | Stream 13 Extending Outcomes | Stream 14 Framework of Experience | ||
| 2.30- 3pm | Paper 51: Tom Trauer | Paper 54: Knowing the People Process. Barry Welsh | Paper 57: Predictive aspects of outcomes measures in an Auckland therapeutic community. Alex Davidson
| Paper 60: Linking outcome measures to the best possible outcomes for consumers. | |
| 3pm - 3.30pm | Paper 52: Dr Ashok Abhyankar & Gail Bowker
| Paper 55: Mental health and addiction key performance indicators for New Zealand.
Ian Mckenzie | Paper 58: L Stewart, A Williamson, D Emerson & W McClutchie | Paper 61:
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| 3.30 - 3.45pm | Afternoon Tea and Poster Displays | ||||
| 3.45 - 4.15pm | Paper 53: Progress towards recovery: Multiple assessments using the CPS-50 and the CHR in a non-government organisation. R Gedye, C Jordan, M Fitch, N Cowan & R Belding |
Paper 56: PRIMHED - National Integrated Mental Health System. Christine Thorpe
| Paper 59: A holistic approach to outcome indicators of success within a non-government organisation. Rob Warriner | Paper 62: Borislav Dacic & Julian McCusker Dixon | |
| 4.15 - 4.45pm | Closing Address - Te Pare Meihana Conference Convenor Announcement of 2008 Conference - He Mihi Whakamutunga | ||||
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