Thursday 19th March 2015 Location
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Thursday 19th March 2015 Location
Thursday 19th March 2015 Location 09.30-11.00 Registration and Coffee on arrival South Atrium 11.00-12.00 Opening Keynote – Dr Diane Cox The Gallery Theme – Evidence Based Practice Paper (47) Evaluating the Effectiveness of an Anxiety Management Course for Adults with Severe and Enduring Mental Health Conditions and Personality Disorders Samia Ezzamel, Rachael Coates, London, UK The Gallery 12.00-13.00 Paper (19) Evidencing Outcomes in an intensive Eating Disorders Day Service Clarissa Sorlie, Mary Cowan, London, UK Paper (5) Evidencing Mental Health OT Practice: Analysis of Routine Outcome Measurement Data Matthew Carte, Roshni Khatri, Northamptonshire, UK Theme – Clinical Practice Developments / Forensics Paper (49) Musicians in Residence- Partnerships for Recovery Through Music in High Secure Forensic Mental Health Robin Blezard, Samantha O' Shea, Merseyside, UK Halsall Room Paper (13) Creative Recovery in a Medium Secure Forensic Unit: The Benefits of Creative Writing Nicola Bradley, Gemma Venmore , Birmingham, UK Paper (51) Forensic Mental Health Community Sports Group; Supporting the Transition from Hospital to Community Based Physical Activity Claire-Michelle Tolmie, Glasgow, UK Theme – Older People / Dementia Paper (6) Developing an Excellent Therapy Workforce for Dementia; An Evidenced Based Approach Deborah Fuller, Norwich, UK Larrinaga Room Paper (41) Allied Health Professionals and Nurses Preserving Dignity in Dementia: A Transactional Model of Negotiation. Molly Moruzzi, Norwich, UK Paper (34) On the Ward: Improving the Experience for Older People with Mental Health Problems. Miranda Galvin, Anne Killett , Norwich, UK 13.00-14.00 Buffet, Lunch, Poster and Exhibition 14.00-15.30 Occupational Therapists Making Recovery a Reality in Forensic Settings Hilary Lomas, Debbie Alred Theme- Developments in Personality Disorders Seminar (54) Graduating Living Skills Outside the Ward for People with a Personality Disorder: A Feasibility Study Mary Birken, Mary Morley, London, UK South Atrium/Chandler The Gallery Halsall Room Seminar (39) The Use of Self-Defeating Behaviour by an Individual Diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder- an Occupational Perspective Sarah Mercer, Jane Cronin-Davis, York, Southampton, UK Workshop – (44) Appreciative Inquiry – An Invitation to Excellence Cheryl McMorris, Claire Michelle Tolmie1, Fiona MacNeill, Glasgow, UK 15.30-15.45 Tea/Coffee break with Poster & Exhibition 15.45-17.30 Theme – Recovery Seminar (25) Delivering on New Initiatives: Co-production in Action Gabrielle Richards, Nash Momori, London, UK Larrinaga Room South Atrium/Chandler The Gallery Paper (56) Mental Health OT & the Recovery Model...Implementing an Inpatient Service Debbie Burrell, Prescott, UK Paper (7) Making smoking cessation part of the recovery journey for people with mental health problems – a key role for Occupational Therapists. Di Hurley, Syena Skinner, London, UK Paper (55) The Use of Physical Interventions... Do Occupational Therapists have a role? Lisa White, Gary Moulsdale & Paul Redhead. Workshop (32) Economic Evaluation for Mental Health Occupational Therapists Genevieve Smyth, Mary Morley, London, UK Theme – Models & Service Developments Evaluation Seminar (15) Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Occupational Therapy within the Bolsover Recovery Model Louise Stewart, Derbyshire, UK Halsall Room Larrinaga Room Paper (30) Implementation of the VDT MOCA across Adult Acute Mental Health Wards in Stafford. Julie Barnhouse, Staffordshire, UK Paper (11) Using Appreciative Inquiry to Creatively Explore our Unique Contribution into Risk Assessment – An Action Research Project Amy West, Glasgow, UK 17.30 Poster & Exhibition Viewing 18.00-18.30 COTSSMH Annual General Meeting Chandler Room The Gallery Friday 20th March 2015 08.30 Refreshments on arrival 09.15-10.15 Opening Keynote – Ian Callaghan 10.15-10.30 Tea/Coffee break with Poster & Exhibition 10.30-12.00 Seminar (53) Occupational Therapists’ and Service Users Experience of Participation in an Intervention Pilot Study. Mary Birken, Sue Parkinson, Mary Morley, London, UK Location South Atrium The Gallery South Atrium/Chandler The Gallery Paper (16) Auditing for Success: Using the COT Practice Guidelines Suzanne Aitchison, Julie Shaw, Glasgow, UK Paper (26) Occupational Therapy Leadership: What’s it all about? Gabrielle Richards, London, UK Workshop The COT Recovering Ordinary Lives Review – Improving the Evidence Base Genevieve Smyth, Karen Morris, London, Cumbria, UK Halsall Room Seminar (28) An Intervention Framework for People Whose Occupational Participation is Severely Impaired. Sue Parkinson, Kirsty Forsyth, Michele Harrison, Susan Prior, Edinburgh, UK Larrinaga Room Seminar (27) Sensory Intelligence – What is the evidence and How Can It Aid Occupational Therapists Working with Adults & Older Adults with Anxiety Carol Duff, Lincoln, UK 12.00-12.45 Buffet, Lunch, Poster and Exhibition 12.45-13.40 Research & COT Mandy Sainty Forensic Forum Meeting Rhona McLeod Theme – Assistive Resources & Technology Seminar (31) The “Cook & Eat” Project: Perceptions of Occupational Therapists Helen Jennings, Kerry Delaney, York, Wakefield, UK South Atrium/Chandler The Gallery Halsall Room Larrinaga Room Paper (36) Using Assistive Technology to Improve Service Users Experience and Clinical Outcomes in Mental Health Inpatient Units Kate Austin, Carla Hamilton, Kerry Langford-Rotton, Deborah Moores ,David Dobel-Ober, Staffordshire, UK 13.45-15.00 Closing Speaker The Gallery