First Announcement - NAPICU

Preliminary Programme

23rd Annual NAPICU Conference Holywell Park

Loughborough University Thursday 6th – Friday 7th September 2018

NAPICU Administration Office Scottish Enterprise Technology Park, 60 Nasmyth Avenue, East Kilbride, Glasgow, G75 0QR

Email: [email protected] Phone: 01355244585

Introduction to the Conference

NAPICU is delighted to welcome you to our International Conference in Trinity College, Dublin on Thursday 8th and Friday 9th September 2017.

The theme for this, our twenty second Annual Conference 2017 Conference, will be:

International Perspectives in Acute, Emergency and Forensic Mental Healthcare

We have international speakers and presentations on a broad range of themes to provide a global perspective. To maximise the benefits of the conference for every delegate, we are running some parallel sessions, hence allowing more focussed topics to be discussed.

Our programme includes sessions by professionals from a wide range of backgrounds and nationalities to help us to consider acute, and emergency and Forensic mental health care from a range of perspectives. This year’s programme will focus on international sharing of good practice to enhance the quality of care delivered in PICUs and LSUs.

Our programme is wide-ranging including an international presentation session with audience input, the patient perspective, personality disorders, design principles, occupational therapies and the judging session for the Team of the Year Award. We have a new format for the Poster Session, allowing for submissions to be presented more thoroughly in an interactive session.

We are also proud to present as part of the conference, a special Theatrical Production: “Dial Medicine for Murder”, which is a fascinating look at psychopathology, forensics and the legal process lead by Dr Andrew Johns and Dr Harry Brunjes.

We aim to provide you with some useful ideas and thoughts which you can take away and use in

your place of work. This international sharing of perspectives and ideas allows for the

opportunity to network globally. Thus, a learning event which we know will be fascinating and

enjoyable.

Dr Dinal Vekaria NAPICU Director of Scientific Programmes

Conference Planning Committee Dr Dinal Vekaria Consultant Psychiatrist (PICU), Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Deputy Director of Scientific Programmes

Mrs Caroline Parker Consultant Pharmacist for Adult Mental Health Services, Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Director of Operations

Dr Faisil Sethi Consultant Psychiatrist (PICU) and Associate Clinical Director, Maudsley Hospital, South London

& Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Vice-Chairman

Dublin, Ireland

First Announcement

24th Annual NAPICU Conference Glasgow Caledonian University

Thursday 5th – Friday 6th September 2019

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24th Annual NAPICU Conference, Glasgow


Introduction to the Conference

The National Association of Psychiatric Intensive Care and Low Secure Units (NAPICU) is delighted to

welcome you to our 24th Annual Conference at Glasgow Caledonian University on Thursday 5th and Friday

6th September 2019.

The theme for this, our twenty fourth Annual Conference 2019 Conference, will be:

“Therapeutic Advancements in Acute, Emergency and Secure Mental Health Settings; Reducing

Restrictive Interventions”

There will be discussions on maintaining the PICU specialism and what skills and expertise does the PICU

workforce require. We will be retaining the patient at the centre of our focus, ultimately improving

outcomes.

The conference will feature a wide-range of forums to enable clinicians to share knowledge and gain more insight into understanding patients and carers needs.

To maximise the benefits of the conference for every delegate, we are running some parallel sessions. The Poster Session will continue to allowing submissions to be presented more thoroughly in an interactive session and there will be the judging session for the Team of the Year Award and the successful poster of the year.

We aim to provide you with some useful ideas and thoughts which you can take away and use in your place

of work. The sharing of perspectives and ideas allows for the opportunity to network globally. Thus, a

learning event which we know will be fascinating and enjoyable.

The programme has been designed with our delegate’s feedback from previous years in mind and we hope

it is interesting and enjoyable. This will hopefully provide you with some useful ideas and thoughts which

you can take away and use in your place of work. Finally, looking at the progress made and the changes the

health services have undergone, it is a testament to the hard work, efforts and expertise of the clinical

staff which has made all of the advances possible.

We would also encourage you as clinicians to join us at NAPICU and hear your opinions and views, the conference will provide opportunities for feedback and for networking with colleagues, nationally and internationally.

NAPICU Conference Planning Committee

Dr Dinal Vekaria, Consultant Psychiatrist (PICU), Hertfordshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Director of Scientific Programmes Dr Shanika Balachandra, Consultant Psychiatrist, Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust and Deputy Director of Scientific Programmes (Membership Lead) and NAPICU executive member

Mrs Caroline Parker, Consultant Pharmacist for Adult Mental Health Services, Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Director of Operations Mrs Jules Haste, Principal Pharmacist for Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (West Sussex) and NAPICU executive member Laura Woods, Matron. The Hellingly Centre. Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU executive member

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Pre-Conference Training Event

Turning your local Quality Improvement project into published research

Wednesday 4th September 2019, 14.00 – 17.00

Glasgow Caledonian University

Course Leaders;

Dr Hamid Alhaj, Consultant Psychiatrist, Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation

Trust and NAPICU Director of Research and Executive Committee Member.

Mr Roland Dix, Approved Clinician, Consultant Nurse in Psychiatric Intensive Care & Secure Recovery, 2gether NHS Foundation Trust and Editor-in-Chief Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care & Low Secure Units, NAPICU Executive Member

NAPICU welcomes you to this training event on: Quality Improvement, Research and Publishing

Many of you are already involved or completing Quality Improvement projects, but have been scared off by the thought of producing a paper and publishing it.

This training session will address the common questions and concerns and lead to a great understanding of the process, taking away the fear, and helping you share work more widely with colleges.

The two trainers have a wealth of experience in research and publishing.

Please note: this event is not included in conference registration fee, but can be added as an additional item on your booking form. You may also attend this event if you are unable to attend the full conference however, priority will be given to conference delegates. The cost of this training session is £90.

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Social Programme

Students Association, Bistro Bar

Welcome & Quiz Night

Wednesday 4th September 2018, from 18.30pm

Please come along and join us at our annual NAPICU quiz night after dinner on Wednesday 4th

September 2019 in the Bistro Bar, Glasgow Caledonian University. This will be a great opportunity

to meet with colleagues and friends to share good practice and for those of you who are first

time attendees it is an opportunity to meet and greet with the NAPICU Executive Committee

Members and fellow first time attendees. In order to add a light-hearted, competitive edge to the

evening, an informal quiz will be run with a variety of prizes. The themes of the quiz will be wide

ranging and will encourage increased interaction and reflection. The informal quiz night is

included in your registration fee.

24th Annual Civic Welcome Reception Hosted by the City of Glasgow

followed by the Gala Dinner

Thursday 5th September 2019 Glasgow City Chambers, from 6.30pm

This year’s Welcome Reception Hosted by the

City of Glasgow and gala dinner with includes a

3-course meal accompanied by refreshments

and entertainment will be held at the Glasgow

City Chambers. The Glasgow City Chambers

venue is right in the heart of Glasgow City

Centre.

The Gala Dinner is included in your registration

fee; however you must book in advance to

guarantee a place as spaces are limited. If you

wish to join us for this dinner please ensure you

select the option on your registration form

Please provide any specific dietary

requirements you may have in advance of the

dinner. A dietary requirements card will be

placed in the back of your badge with your

allocated ticket.

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Conference Programme at a Glance Please note: This programme is preliminary, speakers, timings, sessions and topics are subject to chang

Thursday 5th September 2019 Therapeutic Advancements In Acute, Emergency And Secure Mental Health

Settings; Reducing Restrictive Interventions


08.30 – 09.00 Registration

09.00 – 09.15 Opening Address & Welcome Dr Stephen Pereira, Consultant Psychiatrist, London and NAPICU Chairman

09.15 – 09.25 Chair: Mr Peter Pratt, Head of Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Medicines Strategy, NHS England

09.25 – 10.00 Keynote Speaker TBC

10.00 – 10.30 Missed opportunities for least restrictive practice. Keynote Speaker: Mr Johnathan MacLennan, Mental Health Quality Improvement Lead, NHS Tayside and Vice-Chair Mental Health Nurse Forum Scotland

10.30 – 11.00 Tea and Coffee Break

11.00 – 12.30

Parallel 1: Multidisciplinary Working on PICU and Low Secure Units Chair: Ms Laura Woods, Matron. The Hellingly Centre. Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Executive Committee Member. S1: Mr Tom Tunnicliffe, Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Approved Clinician, Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust S2: Ms Marianne Van-De-Lisle, Lead Clinical Pharmacist-Mental Health, NHS Lothian S3:

11.00 - 12.30

Parallel 2: Therapeutic Practice in Different Settings Chair: Dr Wendy Sherwood, Consultant Occupational Therapist, International Creative Ability Network and NAPICU Executive Committee Member. S1: Secure Setting S2: Low Secure Setting S3: Community setting

12.30 – 13.15 Lunch with Exhibition

13.15 – 14.45

Parallel 3: Education and Workforce Chair: Dr Aileen O’Brien, Reader in Psychiatry & Education and Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist (PICU), St. George’s University of London and NAPICU Director of Educational Programmes. S1: Education and training in a PICU setting S2: Responding to workforce challenges S3: Involving patients and carers in training

13.15 – 14.45

Parallel 4: Novel treatments in psychiatry Chair: Mrs Caroline Parker, Consultant Pharmacist Mental Health, Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Director of Operations. S1: MDMA, Trauma, Addictions and The Future of Psychiatry Dr Ben Sessa, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Psychedelic Researcher. S2: Autoimmune Causes of Psychosis: Diagnosis and Management Dr Belinda Lennox, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Psychiatry, University of Oxford S3: Dr Sotiris Posporelis, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College London & South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

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Conference Programme at a Glance Please note: This programme is preliminary, speakers, timings, sessions and topics are subject to change

Thursday 5th September 2019 Continued

14.45- 15.15 Team of the Year Presentations 2019 Mr Alan Metherall, Associate Director of Nursing and Quality, Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust and NAPICU Treasurer


Chair: Mr Mathew Page, Chief Operating Officer, Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust and NAPICU Executive Committee Member.

15.40 – 16.00 QI and Innovations in PICU Dr Faisil Sethi, Consultant Psychiatrist & Service Director, Maudsley Hospital & Bethlem Royal Hospital, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and NAPICU Executive Committee Member.

16.00 – 16.30 Walls and Bridges, What inspired me to write this book. Mr Paul Deacon, NAPICU Executive Committee Member.

16.30 – 17.15 Interactive Poster and Exhibition session with refreshments

18.30 – 23.00 Glasgow City Chambers – Civic Welcome Reception Hosted by the City of Glasgow followed by the Gala Dinner

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Conference Programme at a Glance Please note: This programme is preliminary, speakers, timings, sessions and topics are subject to change

Friday 6th September 2019

Therapeutic Advancements In Acute, Emergency And Secure Mental Health Settings; Reducing Restrictive Interventions


09:00 Chair: Andy Johnston, Independent Consultant, Associate/Consultant Centre for Mental Health and NAPICU Executive Committee Member

09.10 – 10.00 NAPICU Annual General Meeting and Open Forum 10.00 – 10.20

NAPICU National Survey Results Dr Stephen Pereira, Research Lead for The National Survey, NAPICU Ms Lucy Walker, Research Fellow for The National Survey, NAPICU

10.20 – 10.50 Promoting Risk Intervention by Situational Management (PRISM) Dr Lorraine Johnstone, Consultant Clinical Forensic Psychologist & Visiting Professor, University of Strathclyde Dr Jana de Villiers, Consultant Psychiatrist - Intellectual Disability Forensic Network Clinical Lead for Intellectual Disabilities, The State Hospital


11.05 – 12.30 Carer And Patient Involvement in Reducing Restrictive Practice Chair – Mr Chris Dzikiti, Senior Programme Manager (Mental Health Lead),North London Partners in Health and care (NCL STP) and NAPICU Executive Committee Member. Service User Perspectives: Ms Deborah Owen, Service User Lead, Forensic Healthcare Services and Peer Support Lead of the People Participation Team. Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Ms Sandra Jayacodi, Service User Advisor for Quality Improvement Board, Interim Chair for Adult Mental Health Research Partnership Group and Research Assistant at

Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust. Peer Support Perspectives:

12.30 – 13.00 TBC

13.00 – 13.15 NAPICU Conference 2019 Awards: Winning Poster and NAPICU Team of the Year Mr Alan Metherall, Associate Director of Nursing and Quality, Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust and NAPICU Treasurer

13.15 – 13.30 Summing Up and Thanks Mr Thomas Kearney, Associate Director of Commissioning Swindon CCG and NAPICU Director of Policy

13.30 Lunch with Exhibition

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Exhibition & Sponsorship Opportunities

We have a limited number of exhibition stands remaining; reserve your stand as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. We look forward to hosting our loyal and new exhibitors. Bronze, silver, gold and platinum packages available. We also have a variety of opportunities for companies, trusts or associated guests to sponsor items at the Annual Conference in addition to the regular exhibition stands. Would you like to sponsor the Gala Dinner? Submit a delegate bag insert Sponsor our Delegate lanyards? or Delegate bags? or Interactive Poster session?

If you are interested in sponsoring the 24th Annual Conference please download our exhibition

brochure on the NAPICU Website or contact Chloe in the NAPICU Administrative Office for more

information

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Poster Session

The poster session will be held as an interactive poster and exhibition session.

Visit napicu.org.uk to submit an Abstract

for review by our judging panel.

Team of the Year 2019

Any team from an LSU or PICU Service

who are fully paid members of

NAPICU can enter for the Team of the

Year Award.

For more details on how to apply

please visit napicu.org.uk

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