COLLABORATIVE MENTAL HEALTH CARE

CONFERENCE 2013

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Thank you to everyone who attended and participated in the 14th Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care conference!

Presentations

Thursday, June 27/jeudi 27 juin

Plenary Sessions/Sessions plénières

Conférencier invité: Pour plus d’équité et de résultats en santé mentale au Québec: La perspective du Commissaire àla santé et au bien-être vis-à-vis de l’amélioration de la performance du système de santé et de services sociaux – Robert Salois

Keynote speaker: Toward greater equity and results for mental health: Health and Welfare Commissioner’s perspective for the performance appraisal for the health and social health services system – Robert Salois

Concurrent Sessions Block A/Sessions simultanées Bloc A

A2.1  Projet pilote régional d’accès priorisé à son médecin de famille: Moderniser la pratique médicale en interdisciplinarité pour assurer une prise en charge optimale de la clientèle atteinte de maladies chroniques et des problèmes de santé mentale – Pascale Cholette et Edith Noreau    

A3.1  La complémentarité des compétences des intervenants et des familles: Une stratégie pour favoriser la collaboration dans les pratiques en santé mentale - Marie-Hélène Morin et Michel Houle

A3.2  Soutenir les mères souffrant de troubles mentaux dans leur rôle maternel: Enjeux de collaboration et de concertation entres les partenaires – Lucie Hébert, Samuel Harper, Julie Blouin et Brigitte Vachon

A5.2  Repairing the holes in the net: Using communities of practice to strengthen collaboration – Judie Bopp and Nancy Poole

A6.1  Child & youth mental health: “Who’s on your team?” – Brenda Mills, Debbie Wellum, Mun Cho and Angela Mazza-Whelan
 

Concurrent Sessions Block B/Sessions simultanées Bloc B

B1.1  (partie 1) Projet Cible Qualité II: Une opportunité, une approche par étape – Denis Chabot, Lianne Lamy Monnot, Sylvie Cloutier et Claire Gamache

B1.1  (partie 2) Projet Cible Qualité II pour les troubles anxieux et dépressifs en 1ère ligne: regard sur la collaboration interprofessionnelle – Pasquale Roberge, Hélène Brouillet et Louise Fournier

B1.2  Formation 1-2-3: Quand la formation contribute au continuum des services en santé mentale – Annie Maheux-Lessard, Fatima Azzahra Lahrizi, Caroline Lafond et Luc Nicole

B2.3  L’urgence, une opportunité pour les soins de collaboration – Natalie Bremshey, Sylvie Picard et Claire Gamache

B3.1  Enhancing addictions and mental health collaboration – Francine Knoops

B3.2  Absenteeism, presenteeism and psychiatric symptoms: Is trouble in the work domain a significant predictor in primary care assessment and referral? – John M. Haggarty, S. Kathleen Bailey and Sara Kelly

B4.1  The Ottawa Experience: A review of the early development of pilot youth mental health groups offered in collaboration between social workers from Shared Mental Health in primary care and the Transitional Youth Mental Health Services – Donna Klinck and Catherine Bissinger

B4.3  Care needs and social inclusion of maltreated youths affected by psychiatric disorders: Clinical impasse or collaborative deadlock? – Danielle Nadeau, Isabelle Simard, Julie Tremblay-Roy et Audrey-Anne Gagnon-Harvey

B6.1  The use of participatory research to promote dialogue in a mental health institution – Orly Estein, Janina Komaroff, Melissa Park, Ronna Schwartz, Janet Stewart and Luis Vacaflor

B9  L’importance d’offrir des moyens pour soutenir la personne dans la communauté – Alex Chayer

Concurrent Sessions Block C/Sessions simultanées Bloc C

C1.2  Genèse et contribution des communautés de pratique en santé mentale – Mario Poirier

C2.1  The evolution of collaborative mental health on P.E.I.: Experience, good practice, and design – BobbiJo Flynn and Colin Campbell

C4.1  Le Programme de transition Paul-Pau pour les jeunes de 16 à 20 ans – Marc-André Chatigny, Jocelyn Bisson et Jézabel Renaud

C5.2  Partenariat de soins en santé mentale – Sandra D’Auteuil, Laurentiu Fulicea et David Gaulin

C6.2  The nurse practitioner and psychiatrist as collaborators in mental health: What we needed to know to make it work – Deborah McGoldrick and John Haggarty

C7.1  Eating disorders: The expanding spectrum between primary and secondary care – Pallavi Nadkarni

C7.2  Using knowledge translation for a province-wide collaborative model of care for people with eating disorders –Alexis Pearson, Jessica Spagnolo, Shiri Freiwald, Shalini Lal, Nicole Lahaie, Howard Steiger, Myra Piat and Mimi Israel

C9.1  Collaboration and the consumer: Exploring helpful care from the perspective of children with suicide risk factors and their parents – Marjorie Montreuil, Catherine P. Gros, Kat Butler and Michal Stachura

C9.2  Evaluation of the Ottawa-Carleton Transitional Youth Program: Transitional program based on a shared care management model – Katharine Gillis

C9.3  Child and youth collaborative mental health care: A review of models and exchange of ideas – Blair Ritchie, Helen Spenser, Brenda Mills, Peter Kondra, Sari Ackerman and Paula Cloutier

C10.1  Contrer la stigmatisation dans le réseau de la santé – Esther Samson, Sylvain D’Auteuil, Yves Blanchette et Anne-Marie Bachand Bastien

C10.2  La prévention: La clé en matière de santé mentale des jeunes: Savoir reconnaître les facteurs de risque et les signes avant-coureurs de psychose: le refer-o-scope – Marie Villeneuve et Francine Dubé

 

Friday, June 28th/vendredi 28 juin

Keynote speaker/Conférencier invité:  Sowing the seeds for cultural change: From an idea to engagement– Chris Gibbs

Keynote speaker/Conférencier invité:  Tangos, complexity and Kierkegaard – the journey of collaboration– Nick Kates

Concurrent Sessions Block D/Sessions simultanées Bloc D

D4.1  Doing ‘to’, ‘for’ or ‘with’?Weaving a complex web for collaborative education – Linda Bayers, Ajantha Jayabarathan, Lynette Reid and Joseph Sadek

D4.2  Knowledge translation of collaborative care – Dan Bilsker, Elliot Goldner and Nicholas Watters

D4.3  Disseminating practices in a complex world: the case of mood self-management – Dan Bilsker

D5.2  Des orientations ministérielles jusqu’au soutien à l’implantation d’une 1ère ligne forte – Louise Latulippe, Johanne Gravel, Dominique Harvey et Michel Gilbert

D7.1  A partnership between outpatient dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) specialty services and primary care mental health program to build capacity and efficiency in delivering emotion regulation skills for challenging patients– Jackie Bootsma, Karen Wisdom and Tom Alexander

D7.2  Creating greater collaboration by utilizing motivational interviewing as a common language within an inter-professional practice team – Barbara Cantwell, Cynthia Forrest and Brad LaForme

D8.2  Making connections: Supporting women with experiences of violence, substance use and mental health concerns – Jill Cory, Louise Godard, Alexxa Abi-Jaoude and Naomi Armstrong

D9.1  LINK: The Adult ADHD Program – Eric Giguère and/et Larry Klassen

D9.2  Le coffre à outils PSY – Benoit Des Roches

D9.4  Réseau d’échange de savoirs pour transformer les services de santé mentale – Valérie Coulombe et Pierre Léouffre

D10.1  Mental health bed registry system transformation through collaboration and coalitions – Shailesh Nadkarni

D10.2  Collaborating, co-managing and facilitating metabolic improvement in patients with severe mental illness (SMI) – Anne Marie Creamer, Kimberly Chenier, Claudia Lamschtein and Joanne Tynski

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Part II

Part III

Part IV

Part V

D10.3  Challenges in implementing depression self-care interventions for adults with chronic physical illness - Jane McCusker, Martin Cole, Tamara Sussman and Mark Yaffe

Concurrent Sessions Block E/Sessions simultanées Bloc E

E5.1  Une expérience de soins de collaboration dans le sud-ouest de Montréal – Serge Ouellette et Christine Archambault

E5.2  Burnout et réadaptation, une combinaison gagnante pour un retour au travail harmonieux – Nouchine Dardachti

 

Program

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Click here to view the program of concurrent sessions on 
Day 1, Thursday, June 27th.

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Day 2, Friday, June 28th.

Click here to view the 2-day program summary.

Concurrent session presentations listed in English in the program will be presented in English only, and those listed in French in the program will be presented in French only.  All plenary sessions will have simultaneous translation.   

Please note that the program is subject to change.

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