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Oral Presentation Program This is a preliminary program and changes are still possible. The lates version can always be found at: www.ecmh.eu. Only the first author (=presenter) is mentioned here in the program. In the conference abstract book all


  1. Oral Presentation Program This is a preliminary program and changes are still possible. The lates version can always be found at: www.ecmh.eu. Only the first author (=presenter) is mentioned here in the program. In the conference abstract book all authors and the abstract will be published. Queries: info@evipro.fi Thursday Oct 3, 11:00-12:35 Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Workshop Novel methods in mental Recovery - different Issues in psychiatric Competence and Theme Recovery Education health services perspectives inpatient care eHealth professionalism Room 11:00-11:20 Walking football as a The Role of Mental Health Shame; exposing the best- Risk factors and oral health What is the future of Mental Health in the The nurse consultant in “In My Own Words and method for recovery- Nurses “Dispositions” in kept secret. Social Workers related quality of life: a neuropsychiatric hospital workplace: Using chatbots mental health services: a Pictures” – Accounts oriented mental health Influencing their Perception experience of working with problem in patients with facilities? Toni Lindberg, for self-assessment. Gillian national, mixed methods from refugee and practice. Matias Sakko, of Learnings with the clients through the lens of first episode psychosis or a Finland Cameron, UK study of an advanced asylum seeking young Finland Patient. Geraldine Hostein, shame. Majella Hickey, problem within the practice role. Fiona Nolan, people and families with France Ireland adolescents group? A UK a focus on their matched case-control emotional and comparison. Sonja Kuipers, psychological well-being Netherlands and resiliency. Laura Falconer, UK 11:25-11:45 Making Recovery Real – Nursing students mental When it gets difficult; Resuming with vim and The difficult balance Towards a chatbot assisted Zimbabwe Life Project – A spaces for co-production well-being. Leona Cilar, Caring for vulnerable vigour; a phenomenological between involuntary mental health and UK/Zimbabwe collaborative and recovery. Christie Slovenia people in community. Amar study of the experiences of treatment and respect for wellbeing ecosystem. Brian mental health service Louise, UK Voogt, Netherlands older people with excessive human rights in psychiatry Cahill, Ireland development programme: alcohol consumption about – is disease insight the key Results from a training their group treatment. A concept? Petra Koprivnik, event in 2018. Nicola Weiland, Netherlands Slovenia Armstrong, UK 11:50-12:10 The use of Recovery Instructors’ Use of No noise: deaf people with Personalized function- Use of seclusion in Finnish Chatbots for mental health Transition from military to Assessment Scale in a Technology in Counselor mental health problems. oriented diagnostics; the psychiatric inpatient care: A and suicide prevention: is civilian life: Sources and psychiatric rehabilitation Education in the United Julian M terry, UK Dutch approach. Tobias nationwide register study. this even ethical? Maurice impact of stress on ward in Iceland. Margaret States. Aleksandar Kalverdijk, Netherlands Emilia Laukkanen, Finland Mulvenna, UK medically releasing Ofeigsdottir, Iceland Drobnjakovic, United States members and veterans in the Canadian Armed Forces. Lisa Williams, Canada 12:15-12:35 A patient’s view on Strengthening competence Whatever happened to the Validation of the Individual Music in seclusion rooms – Towards Conversational meaning in life and in a recovery orientation CLMH research? Lou Recovery Outcomes impact of a music listening Coaching Agents to Support An investigation to better recovery in forensic care. framework through Mycroft, UK Counter (I.ROC) in people device on patients and Bibliotherapy. Patrick understand the differences Charles Lycklama à Nijeholt, cooperation between an with a schizophrenia nurses’ subjective McAllister, UK and similarities of craving Netherlands educational institution and spectrum disorder. Hettie experience. Emilie Bovet, and impulsivity in crack working life. Marianne Aardema, Netherlands Switzerland cocaine and crystal Annion, Estonia methamphetamine drug using populations. Sandra Pillon, Brazil

  2. Thursday Oct 3, 13:45-14:55 Session 8 Session 9 Session 10 Session 11 Session 12 Session 13 Session 14 Novel methods in mental Evidence based early Theme health services Physical health interventions Multi-cultural approaches Service user involvement Mental health services Mental health services Room 13:45-14:05 An exploration of service From problem to Promoting evidence-based Counselors’ Perception of Working together – trained Community Mental Health Problems and strengths in user and staff perceptions implementation: the Early Intervention - Competence in Therapy expert by expertise and Advocacy / Activitism in psychiatric nursing in of the use of drug detection introduction of a specialist Brokering Knowledge for with Intercultural Couples. healthcare professional. Manitoba. Karen J Clements, Poland: current legal dogs in acute inpatient nursing role to improve the Support Children. Marjo Tilija Drobnjakovic, United Jalmiina Nummelin, Finland Canada regulations and results of wards. Nicola Cotton, UK physical health of people Kurki, Finland States survey. Barbara Remberk, diagnosed with mental Poland illness. Brenda Happell, Australia 14:10-14:30 The Impact for the Family of A study investigating how Systems Change and Service Developing a post graduate Experts by experience as Future of Mental Health. Realizing culture change Young Onset Dementia. people with bipolar disorder Design in Children and programme in mental peer support workers in Markus Raivio, Finland from task-oriented nursing Nicola Armstrong, UK experience their physical Young People’s Mental health nursing in Mongolia psychiatric wards. Mikko practice to patient-centered health and increased health health and Wellbeing. Laura (MoMeNT). Fiona Nolan, UK Ketola, Finland nursing. Jennifer Hartman, risks. Jan Willem de Lange, Falconer, UK Finland Netherlands 14:35-14:55 Mental health online: user The Health Hut - Integrating How universal, school based Substance use disorder in Expert by experience as a Reflections of a public Challenges of management testing for building better Elements of Somatic Health prevention programmes can young people in Assam, member of health researcher on and implementation of web content. Maimu Care of Patients with promote resilience and India: using participatory multiprofessional team – community organising, and nurse-patient collaboration. Berezkina, Norway Schizophrenia. Sari positive mental health. Julie visual methods to new opportunities to capturing voices in mental Irene Pitkänen, Finland Laaksonen, Finland Healy, UK understand their experience recognize client´s agency health research. Liam of risk, resilience and and social reality in services. Spencer, UK recovery. Siobhan Hugh- Outi Hietala, Finland Jones, UK

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