Conference Program - 2nd Australasian Mental Health Outcomes Conference

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Tuesday 25 November
0730	Registration Opens
0900-1000	Opening Ceremony
	Welcome and Introductions
1000-1045	Transparency and accountability in health care: What is the role of mental health outcomes in mental health reform? Harvey Whiteford
1045-1115	Morning Tea and Poster Viewing
	Clinical Utility	Individual Focus	Service Focus	Mental Health Information
1115-1145	Developing a utility focus for outcome measurement in New Zealand Mark Smith	Integrated care pathway (ICP) for people referred to mental health services with moderate to severe depression Jocelyn Byrd	Consumers experience of outcome measures in a CAMHS context Rosemary Lawton	Routine outcome measurment - What's happening next? Philip Burgess
1145-1215	Touching the ground: Attitudes & clinical utility of NOCC outcome measures by mental health clinicians Graeme Sanders & Donna Hughes	The Developmental Neuropsychiatry Program (DNP): A model of evidenced based assessment and treatment practices for ADHD, anxiety and depressive disorders in children and adolescents Melissa Casey	The canary in the coalmine Peter Brann	Pilot study of the routine collection and reporting of consumers' perceptions of care Allen Morris Yates
1215-1315	Lunch and Poster Viewing
1315-1400	Taku Reo, Taku Mauri Ora: From Development to Implementation Sarah Gordon
	Clinical Utility	Individual Focus	Service Focus	Mental Health Information
1400-1430	Why don't you get the doctors to do the HoNOS? An opportunity for nursing to lead best practice Regina McDonald	Observation of treatment and outcomes for adolescents presenting with depressive disorders or symptoms to a regional child and adolescent mental health service over a three month period Aaron Wiggins	Clinical significance and the Health Of The Nation Outcome Scales (HoNOS) family of measures, what does it mean? Philip Burgess	Balmain to Bowral on the information highway: A review of the process for the collection of outcome measures in an area wide database. Rhian Davies
1430-1500	Using outcome measures to informcare planning with consumers: The experiences of a newly established community recovery centre Jamie Ryan	Self harm presentations to hospitals in West Australian 0-18 year olds: What can outcome measure profiles add to the understanding of trajectory? Marg Jones	Creating buy-in into new initiatives in outcome measurement: An implementation methodology David Smith	Touching ground: When three worlds merge Sue Brown
1500-1530	Afternoon Tea and Poster Viewing
	Clinical Utility	Individual Focus	Service Focus	Mental Health Information
1530-1600	WORKSHOP: Making the HoNOS(CA) clinically useful: A strategy for making the HoNOS, HoNOSCA, and HoNOS65+ useful to the clinical team Malcolm Stewart Presentation 1 Presentation 2 Presentation 3	SYMPOSIUM: Monitoring mental health innovations Andrew Page	Growing a quality outcomes culture - Seeing the wood from the trees! Lucy Laphen & Adrianne Adamson	Whose outcome is it anyway? – Using consumer self report outcome measures in clinical practice Juanita Fishwick & Jacqui Wharton
1600-1630		Improving patient outcomes by monitoring wellbeing and providing feedback during inpatient and daypatient therapy Elizabeth Newnham	Clinical utility of HoNOS in an inpatient setting Terena Slattery	Have you heard the one about outcome measures being more than just a data collection exercise? Tania Lewis
1630-1700		An innovative touchscreen-based patient monitoring system Geoff Hooke	Are HoNOS scores related to length of stay in acute inpatient units? Tom Trauer	Compute or communicate: Exploring consumers' attitudes towards routine outcome measurement in mental health Brenda Happell
1900-2400	Conference Dinner

Wednesday 26 November
800	Registration Opens
0915-1000	Why it is essential for clinicians to monitor patient treatment response and how to do it Michael Lambert
	Partnerships (NGOs and GP)	Workforce Development	Quality Improvement	Infants, Children and Families
1000-1030	Mental health outcome measurement in the general practice setting Caroline Johnson	Utilisation of outcome measures in public mental health Joy Atkins	Using the LSP to inform programme decisions for individuals with borderline personality disorder Liz Prowse	The Popao Model: A Pacific recovery and strength concept Taitoko Tafa, Paea To'oa & Keleni Talau
1030-1100	Morning Tea and Poster Viewing
	Partnerships (NGOs and GP)	Workforce Development	Quality Improvement	Infants, Children and Families
1100-1130	SYMPOSIUM: Ground-up routine consumer outcome monitoring implementation is possible: The experience of the Mental Health Coordinating Council and NGOs mapping the difference they make in NSW Jonine Penrose-Wall & Jenna Bateman	SYMPOSIUM: "Lightbulb Moments" Observations and insights on mental health staff experience with outcome measurement unearthed. Glenda Pedwell, Alex Pleban, Katie Weedon, Emma Smith, Karen Williams & Lucy Horgan	SYMPOSIUM: Developing an outcomes focus for New Zealand's mental health services Mark Smith	Outcome measures: Southern Health CAMHS journey Andrea O'Byrne & Claire Graham
1130-1200	An evaluation of routine outcome measurement in a psychiatric rehabilitation service Glen Tobias			Transforming the perception and use of outcome measures: From administrative hassle to clinical tool? Kylie Scoullar
1200-1230	Routine outcome measurement and the perspectives of the different stakeholders: Consumer, case manager, key worker Glen Tobias			Outcome measures as a guide to informing clinical decision making in CAMHS John Miksad
1230-1330	Lunch
1330-1415	Lessons learned from introducing routine outcome measurement in a UK service Alastair Macdonald
	Partnerships (NGOs and GP)	Workforce Development	Quality Improvement	Infants, Children and Families
1415-1445	Making friends with HoNOS: The development of collaborative outcomes measurement between NGOs and clinical service Emma Ladd	Can routine outcome measurements be used to improve supervision of junior clinicians? Roderick McKay	Outcome measures: Quantity or quality? Rhian Davies	Routine use of mental health outcome measures in early childhood: A review Nick Kowalenko (Nick was unable to attend the conference therefore no notes are available)
1445-1515	A measure of effectiveness - Using outcome measures as a tool in partnership and contract management between a clinical mental health service and an NGO Jennifer Black & Andrew Davison	Sustainable routine outcome measure collection: What makes the difference? Kathy Stapley	Does performance information like outcome measures improve service delivery? An assessment of a benchmarking process Fiona Davidson	Outcome measures for 0-3 year-olds and the parent-child relationship in child and adolescent mental health services Dion Rudzki & David Moseley
1515-1545	Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association's training DVD on interpersonal engagement and interviewing using CANSAS in NSW Dodie Bennett	Five-years on: Emerging and continuing issues in the implementation of outcome measures Tom Meehan	Using The HoNOS in clinical benchmarking and performance reporting David Duerden	Outcomes of a family mental health support service integrated within a family service Reima Pryor & Karen Field
1545-1615	Afternoon Tea and Poster Viewing
	Partnerships (NGOs and GP)	Workforce Development	Quality Improvement	Mental Healh Information
1615-1645	Covering the bases: An NGO's approach to measuring outcomes Emma Ladd	Integrating outcome measures into regular clinical review: The experience at Noarlunga Liz Prowse	Organisational change: The role of KPI's in a clinical redesign project at the Princess Alexandra Health Service, Division of Mental Health Kim Erikson	Beautiful one day, perfect the next! Mental health outcomes innovations from Queensland Erika Heslin
1645-1715	Partnerships to ensure consistency: Public and private sector online HoNOS training Tim Coombs	Not winging it, getting back to ground: Competence not confusion following outcomes training Julie Porter & Kathleen Krause	The evaluation of a high dependency unit inpatient facility through the use of outcome measures Rhian Davies	Staff attitudes to routine outcome measurement Tom Trauer
1715-1730	Conference Close