Australian and New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses 32nd Annual International Conference

Session Details

Poster Session

Friday, 6 October 2006 12:30 -13:30

Defensive Psychiatry, Reality or Mirage?
  • Prof Len Bowers, City University, London, United Kingdom
    • The Impact of Systemic over Regulation on Nurse Mental Health Well Being in a Prison Hospital
  • Dr Andrew Cashin, UTS and NSW Justice Health, Australia
  • Ms Michelle Eason, NSW Justice Health, Australia
  • Ms Angela Thorpe, NSW Justice Health, Australia
  • Mr Martin Cassidy, NSW Justice Health, Australia
  • Ms Erika Ballance, NSW Justice Health, Australia
    • Being Close While Being Distant Professional Boundaries
  • Linda L Salomons, The Park - Centre for Mental Health, Australia
    • Egocentri(City): Are Mental Health Nurses Prepared to Enter the Forbidden Territory of Childhood Sexual Abuse?
  • Tony R Warne, Salford Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Collaborative Research, University of Salford, United Kingdom
  • Ms Sue L McAndrew, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
    • Families with Dependent Children - in Adult Psychiatry Mental Health Nurses´ Views of Planning and Implementing Family Meetings
  • Teija Korhonen, University of Kuopio, Kuopio University Hospital, Finland
    • The Mental Health Triage Workshop
  • Dr Natisha M Sands, University of Melbourne and CPNRP, Australia
    • Youthlink - A Mobile Early Intervention Team for Adolescents
  • Ann E Crago, Youthlink/CAMHS, Australia
    • Workforce Issues - Division Two Nursing Students: An Untapped Resource
  • Sarah Hill, Peninsula Health Psychiatric Service, Australia
  • Ms Alison Boyte, Peninsula Health Psychiatric Service, Australia
    • Build a Bridge! Child Protection and Community Mental Health Clinicians – Not Just Getting Over It But Getting On With It
  • Mr Steve Cochrane, Peninsula Health Psychiatric Service, Australia
    • Working Together to Become "A Leader in Forensic Mental Health Service"
  • Catherine Schofield, Wilfred Lopes Centre, Australia
  • Mr Tony Weare, Australia
    • Evidenced Based Practice: Nurses Utilize Empirical Data
  • Prof Betty J Kohal, Hawaii Pacific University and Hawaii State Hospital, United States
    • Clinical Supervision a Concept or a Reality: an Evaluation of a Formalised System
  • Kate Hambleton, Australia
  • Ms Debbie Nelson, North Metropolitan Area Health Service, Australia
    • Is Potential for Fire Risk an Integral Part of Patient and Environmental Risk Factors? Scoping of Fire and Safety Needs at the Alfred
  • Dr Phil Maude, Alfred Psychiatry Nursing Education and Research and University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Mr Brad Wishart, The Alfred Hospital, Australia
  • Ms Ann Maree Clinton, Alfred Psychiatry Nursing Education and Research, Australia
    • Practice or Perish: What are the Products of Clinical Nursing/Academic Joint Appointments in Mental Health Nursing?
  • Dr Phil Maude, Alfred Psychiatry Nursing Education and Research and the University of Melbourne, Australia
  • Ms Shelly Anderson, Alfred Psychiatry Nursing Education and Research, Australia
    • "A Cinderella Story" - The Graduate Psychiatric Nurse Program Addressing Attraction, Recruitment and Retention
  • Mr Greg Miller, North Western Mental Health, Australia
  • Ms Sharon Sherwood, North Western Mental Health, Australia
    • A Smile, a Hullo and a Can Do Attitude: A Service Delivery Approach to Mental Health Consultation and Liaison
  • Mrs Deborah Forbes, Lyell McEwin Hospital, Australia
  • Ms Doris Kinnaird, Australia
    • Innovative Community Response
  • Anneke Bull, WMIMHS, Australia
    • Recovery Based Services and Therapeutic Program Development: Process and Content Issues
  • Terry Clancy, The Park - Centre for Mental Health, Australia
    • 'From the centre out': Forensic mental health assessment by videoconference to remote courts in WA
  • Michael O'Kane, State Forensic Mental Health Services, Australia
    • Preparation of New Graduate Nurses for Specialty Mental Health Nursing Practice
  • Jane Barrington, Waitemata District Health Board, New Zealand
    • Why is Murder Fascinating?
  • Dr Peter Morrall, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
    • What is the contribution of Qualitative Research to Mental Health Nursing?
  • Kristen de Wit, Mater Children's Hospital, Australia
    • Understanding Pharmacological Issues for Nurses
  • Mr Chris W McCloughen, Auckland Regional Forensics Services, New Zealand
    • Absence Makes the Heart Grow Needy: One Aspect of a Case Study Exploring Homosexuality, Suicidality and the Importance of Early Father-Son Relationships
  • Ms Sue L McAndrew, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
  • Tony R Warne, Salford Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Collaborative Research, University of Salford, United Kingdom
    • Triage to Discharge: Presentations of Suicidal Ideation To An Emergency Department Mental Health Consultation and Liaison Service
  • Mrs Deborah J Forbes, Central Northern Adelaide Health Service - Mental Health Services, Australia
    • Published on Tuesday, 26 September 2006 by the Professional Conference Organiser