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IAFMHS Newsletter 2019 4(4) INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES NEWSLETTER VOLUME 4 | ISSUE 4 FALL 2019 Photo by Let Ideas Compete Fall Edition Features Letter from the Editor Editor’s Welcome 1 Dear members of the IAFMHS community, Welcome to the fall installment of the IAFMHS newsletter. This issue IAFMHS President Update 2 Anne Crocker features an update from our new IAFMHS President, Anne Crocker, as well as a report from the Forensic Mental Health Nursing Group on forensic Forensic Mental Health Nursing 4 nursing practice and research in Canada. Nina Lildal-Schrøder shares her Forensic Nursing Practice & Research in Canada research on forensic professionals’ experiences in discussing patient Cindy Peternelj-Taylor, Irene J. Boldt, & Mary-Lou Martin sexuality in our Research Update and Ezequiel Mercurio, who was one of Research Update 5 the winners of the IAFMHS Conference Bursary Award, gives us an Discussing Sexuality with Patients: Staffs Attitudes introduction to the state of forensic psychiatry in Argentina. Our and Beliefs wonderful Student Section once again has contributed several Nina Lildal-Schrøder interesting pieces, including the 2019-2020 Student Board Welcome, the International Forensic Mental Health 7 second installment of the newsletter’s 3-part series exploring PhD Services Highlights: Argentina programs around the world, and a Student Spotlight on Laura Nirider, the Ezequiel Mercurio co-director of the Center on Wrongful Convictions who represented Student Section Brendan Dassey, whose case was profiled in the Netflix show Making a 2019-2020 Student Board Welcome 9 Murderer. We hope you enjoy all of these fascinating pieces! Maria Aparcero-Suero We are also getting excited for our 20th annual conference, which will Deciding on a PhD: Should I Stay, or Should 10 take place in Kraków, Poland. The deadline for submissions is November I Go? (Part II) 30th! Tamara De Beuf & Samantha Zottola As always, we encourage graduate students, early career professionals, and other members of IAFMHS to submit content to the newsletter or Student Spotlight with Laura Nirider 12 join our team. We welcome all comments and feedback. IJFMH Feature Article 14 Alicia Nijdam-Jones, Editor 1 Connect with us at www.iafmhs.org or T F L FALL UPDATE IAFMHS President Anne Crocker Dear colleagues, After a little downtime following a successful (and busy) Anne Crocker Ph.D. conference in Montréal, I am energized and delighted to take on the role of IAFMHS President. I have had the privilege to be part of this Fall, 2019 Fall, Director, Research & association since its inception. It has allowed me to develop many Academics, Institut national de lasting collaborations and friendships over the past 20 years. Before I psychiatrie légale Philippe-Pinel go on, I would like to express my appreciation and gratitude to Barry Rosenfeld for his engagement, vision and leadership. I have had the Professor, Department of pleasure of working by his side for the past two years and hope to live Psychiatry, Université de Montréal up to the expectations he and our predecessors have set. Thanks Barry footsteps of Ron Roesch and Stephen Hart. We encourage you to send for keeping this association strong and moving forward; I know I have Patty ideas for new themes and issues to address in upcoming and really big shoes to fill! (Seriously what’s your shoe size Barry?) We are future publications. These books are valuable sources of reference for very fortunate to rely on an active and committed Board of Directors, IAFMHS NEWSLETTER practice, teaching and research. Student Board and International Advisory Board. We owe our past, present and future successes to our members’ outstanding The newsletter has provided the membership with up-to-date involvement and dedication. information on forensic mental health, job and graduate fellowship positions. Again, the quality of this quarterly publication has been The future of our field is bright, and we have to thank the ensured by our outstanding editors as well as the participation of increasing involvement of our Student Board for that. It has been one columnists from around the world. The newsletter editorial team is of our association’s greatest advancements. I truly look forward always looking for themes to address and potential contributors. Do working more closely with the Student Executive in finding ways to you have an idea (we know you do!) – A research problem in our field increase our membership, foster international collaborations and you would like to address or debate? Looking for collaborators? exchanges and support emerging forensic services around the world. Provide an update on a large-scale project? You would like to present They have done a tremendous job in increasing the visibility of the the organization of services in your jurisdiction or new legislation that association through social media and we hope to follow their will affect service provision? You have a new initiative you think might example! Congratulations to the newly elected Student Board: Maria be of interest to others in the field? If so, do not hesitate to get in Aparcero-Suero (president); Sarah Schaaf (president-elect); Silvia touch with Alicia Nijdam-Jones. The newsletter is now available free Fraga Domínguez (secretary); Samantha Zottola (treasurer and to all, on our website, so don’t be shy, disseminate widely! You can also fundraising coordinator); Sanam Monjazeb (country representative and use the newsletter to make announcements for jobs and graduate volunteer coordinator); Tamara De Beuf (senior communications student positions and fellowships. officer) and Courtney Wade (junior communications officer). The recognition of work well done is fitting in an association with Another significant achievement for our association has been the high standards such as ours. IAFMHS has also set up a series of growth of our journal, thanks to the dedication and hard work of our awards: Keep an eye out for the call for awards, and consider putting editors and associate editors. This journal is, with our annual forward a candidate: conference, our most significant scientific dissemination tool to an audience far beyond membership. Finding reviewers can be 1.The Rüdiger Müller-Isberner award is intended to honor a challenging, I strongly encourage all members to be involved. What long-standing member of the association whose career better way to stay up-to-date with the new research in our field than epitomizes the fusion of clinical practice, scholarly research, to be a reviewer? Do get in touch with Tonia Nicholls journal’s editor. and mentorship. Congratulations to this year’s recipient Dr Ron Roesch, one of the founding members of the association. As you may know, IAFMHS also has an active book series which is now under the very competent leadership of Patty Zapf following the Alicia Nijdam-Jones, Editor Kori Ryan, Associate Editor Editorial Fordham University (USA) Fitchburg State University (USA) Team Marichelle Leclair, Editorial Assistant Helen Walker, Associate Editor Université de Montréal (Canada) NHS State Hospitals (Scotland) 2 Connect with us at www.iafmhs.org or FALL UPDATE IAFMHS President Anne Crocker 2.The Christopther Webster award, was the first to be set up in participation and inclusion of persons with lived experience and their the association in honour of great academic and mentor in the families in our research actions, conference themes and publications field. This award is intended to support early career academics. remain sparse. There is also work look forward working closely with all our boards and hearing about our members on moving forward in 3.The Derek Eaves Student research grant is awarded twice a Fall, 2019 Fall, these areas. year to support students in their research. Deadlines are October 31st and February 28th every year. Our next big event will be our conference in Kraków, Poland; a first in Eastern Europe for our association and hopefully an opportunity to These are but a few of the stimulating initiatives that have reach new colleagues and members. We look forward to receiving a marked the association over the past years. They can only be large number of proposals for the 2020 Kraków conference along the maintained and developed through increased membership, theme of Past, Present and Future in Forensic Mental Health Services sponsorship and member involvement. So do consider being involved to keep moving the field forward to improve care and supports in some form or another, bring a colleague, let your organization know justice-involved persons with mental illness and their loved ones (you about us, sponsor our activities! can find the call for proposals here). Our local organizing committee IAFMHS NEWSLETTER As we enter our 20th year of existence, this is an opportunity to chaired by Inga Markiewicz and our scientific committee co-chaired by reflect on our past and project which direction we would like to take Michael Martin and Yanick Charette are preparing an exciting this association for the next decade. I was reading Mike Doyle’s scientific and social lineup. To mark our 20th anniversary, we are presidential column of 2016, stating that the world was changing, searching for photos, documents, and anecdotes from previous years. – citing that the UK had a new prime minister and Brexit was just voted kindly send them to our Association Coordinator Yan Lim. in… well the UK has a new prime minister again and Brexit… well lets We are thankful to everyone for sharing your thoughts, ideas, not rub it in. Regardless of the Brexit outcome, where do we as an inspiration, time and energy. association want to be in the coming years? Our strength is in our Wishing you a great academic year and I look forward to hearing diversity and international scope, which we must continue to foster. from you and seeing you in Kraków June 23-25! However, there are still gaps.
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