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Wednesday 7 November 2018

0800 – 1700	Registration
	Plenary Session \| Grand Ballroom Chair: Aaron Groves
0900 – 1030	Introduction and Welcome Dr Aaron Groves, TERP Convenor
	Welcome to Country
	Opening The Hon. Michael Ferguson, Minister for Health
	Presentation – Dr Nathan Gibson National Seclusion and Restraint Data, Q&A Panel PRESENTATION PDF
1030 – 1100	Morning Tea
	Plenary Session \| Grand Ballroom Chair: Aaron Groves
1100 – 1145	Keynote – Professor Eimear Muir-Cochrane Fear and blame in the use of restrictive practices: reflections and recommendations PRESENTATION PDF
1145 – 1215	Keynote – Ms Dannii Lane Restraint and Seclusion: A Lived Experience PRESENTATION PDF
1215 – 1300	Lunch & Exhibition Poster Presentation Reducing restrictive interventions in Victorian public mental health services – the development of a self assessment tool for mental health services, Ms Reanna Clark Artwork Exhibition Hobart Clozapine Clinic Art Group
	Concurrent Sessions
	Stream A Ballroom 1	Stream B Ballroom 2	Stream C Ballroom 3
Session Chair	Rosemary Boote	Richard Benjamin	Cat Schofield
1300 – 1330	Reducing restrictive interventions through Innovations and Collaboration: the development of a clinical practice framework and training program for Mental Health Intensive Care in Victoria. Ms Frances Sanders PRESENTATION PDF		How restrictive practices impact families, friends and carers of people with mental illness Ms Maxine Griffiths AM PRESENTATION PDF
1330 – 1400	Advance Health Directives, helping inform trauma practices to eliminate restrictive interventions. Mrs Hannah Harbinson	Talking underwater with a mouth full of marbles Lisa Spong & Rachel Gwyther	‘Restricting Restraint’ – a local response to an established practice Mr Russell James PRESENTATION PDF
1400 – 1430	Complaints – A vital window into consumer experiences of restrictive practices Ms Jennifer Black & Mr Keir Saltmarsh PRESENTATION PDF	From Seclusion to Inclusion Ms Moira Buchholtz & Ms Rachel Young	Nurses working towards a solution Mrs Kim Ryan PRESENTATION PDF
1430 – 1500	Afternoon Tea
	Plenary Session \| Grand Ballroom Session Chair: Ken Kirkby
1500 – 1545	Keynote – Dr Murray Wright Restrictive Practice and the Harm Reduction Paradigm PRESENTATION PDF
1545 – 1615	Keynote – Jan Kealton AM 2018 Queens Birthday Weekend Awards, AM Recipient Behind closed doors: a Carer’s perspective of Seclusion and Restraint PRESENTATION PDF
1615 – 1700	Panel Discussion (including Day 1 Keynotes)

1745 – 2215

Forum Dinner @ MONA, including a private viewing of the museum (transport via ferry)

Thursday 8 November 2018

0830 – 1500	Registration
	Plenary Session \| Grand Ballroom Session Chair: Aaron Groves
0900 – 0915	Introduction
0915 – 1000	Keynote – Associate Professor Sally McCarthy Challenges in the Management of Drug Intoxication, notably ICE, in Departments of Emergency Medicine
1000 – 1030	Keynote – Professor Nicholas Procter, Dr Duncan McKellar & Ms Del Thomson Dramatic shifts in the use of restraint due to fundamental changes in clinical management in an inpatient setting following intense public scrutiny and formal investigation through the Oakden Inquiry in South Australia PRESENTATION PDF
1030 – 1100	Morning Tea
	Concurrent Sessions
	Stream A Ballroom 1	Stream B Ballroom 2	Stream C Ballroom 3
Session Chair	Aaron Groves	Russell James	Maxine Griffiths
1100 – 1130	Oakden Panel Discussion	Supporting the role of the Victorian Chief Psychiatrist promoting Human Rights under the Mental Health Act 2014, how it could contribute to eliminating restrictive practices. Ms Julie Anderson	Interdisciplinary collaboration: a guide to success! Mrs Helen Lowy PRESENTATION PDF
1130 – 1200	Oakden Panel Discussion	Benchmarking amongst forensic mental health services: A strategy to progress the movement toward elimination of restrictive practices Ms Tessa Maguire	Sensory Modulation “More than Materials”: Investigating the factors influencing implementation in inpatient mental health units Ms Lisa Wright PRESENTATION PDF
1200 – 1230	Review of Strategies for Minimising Use of Restrictive Practices in North Metropolitan Health Service Mental Health Inpatient Units. Dr Robina Redknap & Ms Avonia Donnellan PRESENTATION PDF	Restrictive Interventions in Victorian Emergency Departments: What is really going on? Mrs Sheriden Dobson & Dr Catherine Daniel Please contact urshla@conferencedesign.com.au for more information on this presentation.	Creating Safety – the role of senior psychiatric nurses reducing restrictive interventions on an adult acute psychiatric inpatient unit Mrs Elyse Riverson & Ms Emer Keaveney PRESENTATION PDF
1230 – 1300	Reflecting and developing our professional roles -looking after consumers, carers and our workforce We developed a Victorian Clinical Supervision Framework and this is our story. Ms Kate Thwaites PRESENTATION PDF	Sexual Safety Responses – the historical problem child of definition and reliable data collection reimagined in a supported mandatory reporting pilot. Mr Randolfo Obregon & Ms Phillipa Thomas PRESENTATION PDF	Strengthening rights and reducing Restrictive Interventions: analysis of the uptake of Advance Statements and Nominated Persons within the Victorian Mental Health Act 2014. Ms Frances Sanders PRESENTATION PDF
1300 – 1345	Lunch
	Plenary Session Session Chair: Nathan Gibson
1345 – 1430	Keynote – Dr Clive Bensemann “Zero seclusion: towards eliminating seclusion by 2020”. An account of the initiatives led by the Health Quality & Safety Commission that aim to eliminate seclusion and restraint in New Zealand PRESENTATION PDF
1430 – 1515	Keynote – Dr John Crawshaw (New Zealand perspective) & Dr Lynne Coulson Barr (Australian perspective) International obligations arising from ratification of the OPCAT agreement (Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhumane or Degrading Treatment or Punishment) PRESENTATION PDF

1515 – 1530	Afternoon Tea
	Concurrent Sessions
	Stream A Ballroom 2/3	Stream B Ballroom 1
Session Chair	Nathan Gibson	Cat Schofield
1530 – 1600	OPCAT Panel Discussion	Comparing efforts across jurisdictions in assisting mental health services toward elimination of restrictive practices: Two case studies Prof Brian McKenna PRESENTATION PDF
1600 – 1630		Looking back to look ahead – A decade of reducing restrictive interventions in Victoria Mrs Anna Love PRESENTATION PDF
1630 – 1645
1645 – 1700	Closing Session Session Chair: Aaron Groves