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Final Program 7Th European Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry – “Challenges for Care and Treatment” Final program 7th European Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry – “Challenges for Care and Treatment” Wednesday 19/10/11 Room Meridian Virgo Leo Taurus Aquarius Kepler Tycho Stella 09.00 – 18.00 REGISTRATION 10.00 – 13.30 The Short-Term Assessment of Risk Pre-Congress and Treatability Workshop (START) – Measuring and managing risk in the short-term Caroline Logan & Michael Doyle (UK) 14.30 – 18.00 European Association The Comprehensive Pre-Congress in Mental Health and Assessment of Workshops Intellectual Disability Psychopathic (EAMHID) Guidelines Personality (CAPP) for Assessment, Diagnostic and Stephen Hart Treatment of Severe (Canada) Problem Behaviour in Persons with Intellectual Disability Anton Došen (Netherlands) 18.30 – 21.30 EViPRG member meeting Thursday 20/10/11 08.00 – 18.00 Meridian REGISTRATION 09.00 – 09.25 Opening / Welcome by * Prof. Henk Nijman (chair), Ass. Prof. Ton Palmstierna, Dr. Roger Almvik & Mr. Nico Oud (Congress Organiser) * Ass. Prof. Leos Heger, Minister of Health (Czech Republic) * Dr. Alena Steflová, Head of WHO, Liaison Office in Czech Republic *Countries flag parade welcome by Nico Oud 09.25 – 10.05 Keynote (1) Prof. John Monahan (USA): Violence and mandated community treatment: the MacArthur studies 10.05 – 10.45 Keynote (2) Dr. Marek Susta (Czech Republic): Markers and Prediction of Violent Behavior in General Population 10.45 – 11.15 Break 11.15 – 11.55 Keynote (3) Prof. Patrick Callaghan (UK): Possibilities and pitfalls in violence risk assessment 11.55 – 12.35 Keynote (4) Prof. Jan Volavka (USA): Schizophrenia, treatment adherence, substance use & violence: causes and effects 12.35 – 13.15 Keynote (5) Dr. Michael Doyle & Dr. Caroline Logan (UK): Measuring and managing short-term risk: making the START work in practice 13.15 – 14.15 Lunch Thursday 20/10/11 Parallel Session 1 Room Meridian Room Virgo Room Leo Room Taurus Room Aquarius Room Kepler Room Tycho Room Stella Themes Intellectual disability Ethical & Legal aspects Impact on staff Various Themes Reduction strategies Seminar (part 1) Seminar (part 1) Workshop (chair: Hans Hovens) (chair: Jon Snorrason) (chair: Bart Thomas) (chair: Pia Kielberg) (chair: Kevin McKenna) (chair: Henk Nijman) 14.15 – 14.45 Richard van Dorn, Sarah Virgil Hancock (USA): Camila Haw & Helen Karen Lauwaert, Joris Sharon Stetz & Marvella Floor van Dijk, Erica van Jeremy Coid, Lise Keller, Bjarne Desmarais & Jay Singh Violence and mental Sasegbon (UK): Leys, Nataly Fillion, Muzik (USA): Barneveld, Rose Constantinos Kallis, Møller, Charlotte Bredal (USA): Simon Lagrange, Schmitz, Laurette Isabelle Pitrou, Simone & Dorte Schiønning disorders: a central Serious assaults on staff: The reduction of Micheline Gobert, Katrien Goedhard & Henk Nijman Ullrich, Tianqiang Zhang Andersen (Denmark): Violence and paradigm for psychiatry a study at a secure seclusion & restraints in victimization in adults psychiatric hospital. Vanderwee & Sofie the University of (Netherlands): (UK): The challenge to be in with SMI: An application Verhaeghe (Belgium): Michigan Psychiatric Seminar (part 1) Seminar (part 1) front in prevention of of integrated data Early intervention by Emergency Service Violence and Autism Epidemiology of workplace violence early recognition: patients Spectrum Disorders violence self-efficacy, coping and (ASD) detached concern 14.45 – 15.15 Sarah Desmarais, Juan Valdes-Stauber, Lois Biggin Moylan & Carol Rocker (Canada): Jane Vanderpyl & Tony Seminar (part 1) Seminar (part 1) The challenge to be in Richard van Dorn & Jay Reinhold Kilian & Horst Meritta Cullinan (USA): Farrow (New Zealand): front in prevention of Addressing nurse-to- Violence and Autism Epidemiology of Singh (USA): Deinert (Germany): Frequency of assault and nurse bullying to promote Sensory Modulation as a Spectrum Disorders violence workplace violence Violence and German guardianships, severity of injury of nurse retention coercion reduction (ASD) The relationship between victimization in adults involuntary admissions psychiatric nurses in initiative in New Zealand: delusions and violence is with SMI: prevalence and and physical restraint relation to the nurses’ Evidence for practice and explained by anger: co-occurrence of violent measures in psychiatry. decision to restrain implementation findings from the East outcomes. How do they matter for London First Episode community-based Psychosis Study psychiatry? (ELFEPS) 15.15 – 15.45 Jay Singh, Sarah Peter Lepping (UK): Annette Greenwood & Jim Maguire (Ireland): Harry van der Aals & Seminar (part 1) Seminar (part 1) The challenge to be in Desmarais & Richard van Overestimating patients' Carol Rooney (UK): The Irish approach to the Femmy Keuning Violence and Autism Epidemiology of front in prevention of Dorn (USA): capacity We don’t speak no reduction and (Netherlands): Spectrum Disorders violence workplace violence Violence and Italiano !, but we do have standardisation of Developments in closed (ASD) The examination of the victimization in adults a model of psychological seclusion practices setting housing facilities associations between with SMI: Psychiatric trauma: the St Andrews for psychiatric patients in intellectual functioning, symptoms and their ASSIST model the Netherlands since learning disability and associations with violent 2004 violence outcomes 15.45 – 16.15 Break Thursday 20/10/11 Parallel Session 2 Room Meridian Room Virgo Room Leo Room Taurus Room Aquarius Room Kepler Room Tycho Room Stella Themes Training of staff Impact on patients Psychological treatment Intellectual disability Workshop Seminar (part 2) Seminar (part 2) Workshop (chair: Peter Lepping) (chair: Seamus Cowman) (chair: Richard Whittington) (chair: Roger Almvik) (chair: Henk Nijman) 16.15 – 16.45 Barbara Vincent (UK): Matthias Jaeger, David Jones, Samantha Brent Hayward Melodie Hull & James Seminar (part 2) Seminar (part 2) Brian Van Brunt (USA): Training programmes for Anastasia Theodoridou & Toyn & Christopher (Australia): Morton (Canada): Violence and Autism Epidemiology of Identifying and Managing Wulf Rossler Wood (UK): preventing and managing Limiting the use of An overview of Canadian Spectrum Disorders violence Primal and Cognitive (Switzerland): violence and aggression: Delivering a nurse led physical restraint in psychiatric nursing (ASD) The investigation of the Aggression what works and why in Informal coercion and its ‘Managing Problematic disability services in strategies and practices link between personality dementia care relevance to the Anger’ treatment Victoria, Australia employed to reduce disorders and self- therapeutic relationship programme in a High coercive measures reported violence Security Psychiatric Hospital 16.45 – 17.15 Dirk Richter Camilla Haw, Jean John Taylor & Raymond Brent Hayward An overview of Canadian Seminar (part 2) Seminar (part 2) Identifying and Managing (Switzerland): Stubbs, Andy Bickle & Novaco (UK): (Australia): psychiatric nursing Primal and Cognitive Violence and Autism Epidemiology of Inge Stewart (UK): strategies and practices Aggression De-escalation strategies Anger treatment therapist Understanding the nature Spectrum Disorders violence for health care staff: Is Coercive treatments in training level effects with of aggression in Autistic employed to reduce (ASD) The examination of the there a state of the art? forensic psychiatry: a male forensic intellectual disorder: a case example coercive measures associations between study of patients' disability patients using a framework of social class and violence experiences and cognitive deficits, positive among adult British men, preferences behaviour support and and the identification of quality of life to reduce the predictive factors of restrictive treatment violence among each social class 17.15 – 17.45 Kris Goethals & Norbert Petra Pröglhöf & Vera Raymond Novaco & John Brent Hayward An overview of Canadian Seminar (part 2) Seminar (part 2) Identifying and Managing Nedopil (Netherlands): Pfersmann (Austria): Taylor (USA): (Australia): psychiatric nursing Violence and Autism Epidemiology of Primal and Cognitive Developing and The incidence of coercive Reduction of hospital The use of Risperidone in strategies and practices Spectrum Disorders violence Aggression employed to reduce promoting forensic measures during a 24 assaultive behaviour young people with (ASD) coercive measures The exploration of the psychiatry in Europe: months period at a following CBT anger intellectual disability effect of an antisocial contributions by the regional psychiatric treatment of male and/or autism spectrum lifestyle on the Ghent group department in Vienna offenders having disorder and challenging associations between intellectual disabilities behaviour plus a review drug misuse/dependence of the adverse effects of and violence treatment 19.00 – 21.00 Welcome Reception at the Mayor’s Residence Welcome by: * Mr. Nico Oud (Congress Organiser) * Mr. Ivan Kabický, MSc (deputy Mayor of the city Prague) * Dr. Roger Almvik (EViPRG) * Dr. Marie Trešlová (EViPRG – local committee) Friday 21/10/11 Parallel Session 3 Room Meridian Room Virgo Room Leo Room Taurus Room Aquarius Room Kepler Room Tycho Room Stella Themes Gender aspects Ethical & Legal aspects Nature & Epidemiology Workshop Workshop BILD Seminar (part 1) CBAT Workshop Workshop & training of staff (chair: Anna Bjorkdahl) (chair: Johannes Nau) (chair: Sharon Paley) (part 1) (chair: Gernot Walter) 09.00 – 09.30 Vivienne de Vogel & Marie Trešlová, Hana Sofie Verhaeghe, Joris Alian Merkus, & Freddy Nick Goddard &
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