Final Program 9th European Congress on Violence in Clinical … · Final Program 9th European Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry “Advancing knowledge – Transforming Practice”

Final Program 9th European Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry “Advancing knowledge – Transforming Practice” Wednesday 21 October 2015

12.00 – 15.00 START research meeting

15.00 – 19.00 Registration

15.00 – 17.00 15.00 – 17.00

EViPRG Board Meeting ENTMA08 Steering Group Meeting

17.00 – 19.00 19.00 – 21.00

Reception / Meeting for members of the EViPRG Reception / Meeting for members of ENTMA08

Thursday 22 October 2015


08.00 – 09.00 Setting up Poster Display and Exhibition

09.00 – 17.30 Poster Display and (Art) Exhibition

Room Everest Ballroom

09.00 – 09.40 Opening & Welcome by Henk Nijman, Tom Palmstierna (Chairs), Joy Duxbury (EViPRG), Brody Paterson (ENTMA08), and Peter Treufeldt, vice-director Region H (Capital region) Country flag parade by Nico Oud (Organisator)

09.40 – 10.20 Keynote 1 - Brody Paterson (ENTMA)(UK) Restraint Reduction. Remembering but not repeating Chair: Tom Palmstierna

10.20 – 11.00 Keynote 2 - Søren Bredkjær (Denmark) Reduction of restraint use in Denmark – what have we learned? Chair: Tom Palmstierna

11.00 – 11.30 Break

11.30 – 12.10 Keynote 3 - Tilman Steinert (Germany) Coercive Treatment in Psychiatry: Ethical Aspects Chair: Henk Nijman

12.10 – 12.50 Keynote 4 - Jay P. Singh (Switzerland): International Perspectives on Violence Risk Assessment Chair: Henk Nijman

12.50 – 14.00 Lunch

Parallel Session 1 Room

Lake Geneva Chair: Kevin McKenna

Loch Ness Chair: Tom Palmstierna

Loire Chair: Henk Nijman

Mont Blanc Chair: Joy Duxbury

Theme ENTMA Presentations Psychological Therapies Application of New Technology / Other related themes

Assessment of risk, prevention & protective factors

14.00 – 14.30

Dave Jeffery (UK): Witnessing violence: What are the experiences of psychiatric nurses?

Jeffry Nurenberg (USA): Violence Reduction with Equine-Assisted Group Psychotherapy - A controlled study in long term psychiatric inpatients

Erik Kuijpers & Alwin Verdonk (Netherlands): Co-Creating new tools for good practices in recovery and high secure healing environments

Jeffrey HO (USA): Conducted Electrical Weapon Use in Healthcare Environments

14.30 – 15.00

Kevin McKenna (Ireland): Rethinking Debriefing: A structure for aligning constituents and process

Marleen de Waal, Anneke Goudriaan, Martijn Kikkert & Jack Dekker (Netherlands): SOS-training: a novel intervention to diminish victimization in psychiatric patients with substance use disorders: a randomized controlled trial

Lars-Erik Warg & Ulrika Hylén (Sweden): The Impact of Value Incongruence between Employees and their Workplaces within Psychiatric Inpatient Units: Preliminary data related to perceived psychosocial factors

Lia Verlinde, Eric Noorthoorn, Willem Snelleman, Marlies Snelleman-Van der Plas, Henk van den Berg & Peter Lepping (Netherlands): Coercion decisions, event sequences of aggression, seclusion and enforced medication before and after a policy change

15.00 – 15.30

Donal Mc Cormack & Kevin McKenna (Ireland): A Model of continuous professional development for instructors in the management of aggression & violence

Raymond Novaco & John Taylor (USA): Anger Treatment Therapist Training Level Effects with Forensic Intellectual Disability Patient

Liselotte de Mooij, Martijn Kikkert, Nick Lommerse, Jaap Peen, Sabine Meijwaard, Jan Theunissen, Pim Duurkoop, Anna Goudriaan & Henricus Van (Netherlands): Victimisation in adults with severe mental disorders: prevalence and risk factors

Marlies Snelleman-Van der Plas, Peter Lepping, Lia Verlinde, Willem Snelleman, Adriaan Hoogendoorn, Henk Van den Berg & Eric Noorthoorn (Netherlands): Coercion decisions: Event sequences of aggression, seclusion and enforced medication in a sample of admission and specialized treatment wards for adults and the elderly

15.30 – 16.00 Break


Lake Garda Chair: Peter Lepping

Rhine Volga Matterhorn

Theme Epidemiology, nature of violence in clinical psychiatry

Workshop Workshop Workshop

14.00 – 14.30

Peter Lepping, Bevinahalli N Raveesh, Jim Turner & Murali Krishna (UK): Patient and Visitor Violence in a South Indian hospital

Ian Dawe, Sanaz Riahi, Philip Klassen & Ilan Fischler (Canada): Using Technology to Prevent Coercive Practices in Inpatient Mental Health Setting: A Canadian Specialty Mental Health Setting Len

Baldur Karlsson (Iceland): Work ethics and active communication: The leader on the floor

Diana Polhuis, Rene Mooij, Harry van Putten & Jaap Keijzer (Netherlands): Forensic Assertive Community Treatment (ForACT): an essential integrated cooperation with key-partners (illustrated by ForACT The movie)

14.30 – 15.00

Giovanni de Girolamo, Laura Iozzino, Clarissa Ferrari, Matthew Large & Olav Nielssen (Italy): Prevalence and risk factors of violence by psychaitric acute inpatients: A systematic review and meta-analysis

15.00 – 15.30

Jan Querengässer, Sebastian Hartung, Jan Bulla, Klaus Hoffmann, Thomas Ross (Germany): Predictors of violence among German forensic in-patients

15.30 – 16.00 Break


Lake Geneva Chair: Marie Trešlová

Loch Ness Chair: Patrick Callaghan

Loire Chair: Stål Bjørkly

Mont Blanc Chair: Liselotte Pedersen

Theme Training and education of interdisciplinary staff / forensics

Psychological Therapies / Other related themes

Assessment of risk, prevention & protective factors

Epidemiology, nature of violence in clinical psychiatry

16.00 – 16.30

Line Juul Christensen & Nethe Plenge (Denmark): Maintenance of the staff’s conflict preventive competencies

Carolien Christ, Aartjan Beekman, Martijn Kikkert, Claudi Bockting, Anneke van Schaik, Rien Van & Jack Dekker (Netherlands): Victimization in depressed patients: Prevalence rates and the description of an intervention study

Jenni Kaunomäki, Markus Jokela, Raija Kontio, Tero Laiho, Eila Sailas & Nina Lindberg (Finland): Interventions in a Finnish psychiatric admission ward after the assessment of violence risk

Giovanni DeGirolamo, Valentina Candini, Viola Bulgari, Laura Iozzino, Chiara Buizza, Clarissa Ferrari, Paolo Maggi, De Francesco & Giuseppe Rossi (Italy): Which are the clinical characteristics of psychiatric patients with an history of violence behavior? An in-depth assessment of a prospective cohort in Italy

16.30 – 17.00

Jaroslav Pekara, Marie Trešlová & Lidmila Hamplová (Czech Republic): Education experiment: short time education - long-time results for practice

Sanaz Riahi (Canada): A Phenomenological Exploration of ‘Last Resort’ in the Use of Restraint

Remko den Dulk, Eva Heijkants, Ishany Balder, Antonia Bauer, Eva Hoogstins, Steven Nooter, Loubna Ouifak. & Elizabeth Wiese (Netherlands): Response Crisis Intervention Model for Conflict Management: Fidelity Scale in Psychiatric Care

Susanne Bengtson & Jens Lund (Denmark): Violent Recidivism of Mentally Ill Offenders: A Long-term Follow-Up Study

17.00 – 17.30

Frans Fluttert, Gunnar Eidhammer, Christine Friestad, Kari Yngvar Dale, Stål Bjørkly & Åse-Bente Rustad (Netherlands): The Early Recognition Method used to identify precursors of aggression in prisoners

Jesper Bak, Vibeke Zoffmann, Dorte Sestoft, Roger Almvik, Volkert Siersma & Mette Brandt-Christensen (Denmark): Comparing the effect of non-medical mechanical restraint preventive factors between psychiatric units in Denmark and Norway

Stål Bjørkly (Norway): From scale to scenario: Old method but new development in risk assessment research?

Martina Lepiešová, Martina Tomagová, Ivana Bóriková, Katarina Žlaková, Mária Zanovitová & Juraj Čáp (Slovakia Republic): The issue of patient aggression against nurses in Slovak clinical practice

19.00 – 20.30 Welcome Reception Copenhagen Town Hall


Lake Garda Chair: Henrik Møller


Theme Examples of humane safe & caring approaches in and reduction of restrictive practices


16.00 – 16.30

Loubna Ouifak (Netherlands): Implementation of a Crisis Intervention Model in a psychiatric clinic: The Response method as an answer to the reduce of use of restraint and seclusion at Emergis Zeeland, 7 years along

Peter Lepping & Bevinahalli N Raveesh (UK): Decision-making capacity

Sylvia McKnight (USA): The Nature of Violence: Strategies for Violence Prevention

Minco Ruiter & Petra Schaftenaar (Netherlands): No coercion without care!

16.30 – 17.00

Mauro Vittali & Renske De Jong (Netherlands): Client participation 3.0

17.00 – 17.30

Christopher Stirling & Colin Dale (UK): Restraint Reduction - What Works? - A review of the Literature and Research Relating to the use of Restrictive Practices in Healthcare settings and how these might be implemented in practice

19.00 – 20.30 Welcome Reception Copenhagen Town Hall Speakers: ….., Tom Palmstierna, Brodie Paterson & Nico Oud

Friday 23 October 2015


16.30 – 17.00 Poster Display & (Art) Exhibition


09.00 – 09.40

Keynote 5 Julie Repper (UK): Coercion in Psychiatry: A User Perspective Chair: Joy Duxbury

09.40 – 10.20

Keynote 6 - John Taylor (UK): Understanding and Treating Anger and Aggression in Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Chair: Joy Duxbury

10.20 – 10.50 Break


Lake Geneva Chair: Pia Wismer Kielberg

Loch Ness Chair: Hulya Bilgin

Loire Chair: Peter Lepping

Mont Blanc Chair: Anna Björkdahl

Theme Assessment of risk, prevention & protective factors

Epidemiology, nature of violence in clinical psychiatry

Ethical, human rights and legal perspectives

Examples of humane safe & caring approaches in and reduction of restrictive practices

10.50 – 11.20

Raymond Novaco, Michael Russell & John Monahan (USA): Anger, Violent Fantasies, and Violent Behaviour among Discharged Psychiatric Patients

Chen Chen, Jianjun Ou & Weixiong Cai (China): Aggressive behaviour in autism spectrum disorders preschool children with or without Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

Peter Lepping, Thushara Stanly & Jim Turner (UK): Prevalence of decision-making capacity in psychiatric patients compared to medical patients

Anna Björkdahl (Sweden): Sensory rooms in acute psychiatric care: primary and secondary violence prevention

11.20 – 11.50

Michiel de Vries Robbé & Vivienne de Vogel (Netherlands): Protective factors for violence risk in boys and girls: the SAPROF - Youth Version

Eric Noorthoorn, Yolande Voskes, Wim Janssen, Niels Mulder, R. van de Sande, A. Smit, Henk Nijman, A. Hoogendoorn, A. Bousardt & Guy Widdershoven (Netherlands) The half halfway: reduction of seclusion in Dutch psychiatry between 2007 en 2013

Jakov Gather & Jochen Vollmann (Germany): Coercive measures in cases of actual danger to others? Ethical aspects of the current German debate on coercion in psychiatry

Lene Lauge Berring, Liselotte Pedersen & Niels Buus (Denmark): De-escalation processes in mental health settings - a co-operative inquiry project

11.50 – 12.20

Karin Peter & Sabine Hahn (Switzerland): Young nurses and experiences of aggression: a qualitative content analysis

Bevinahalli N Raveesh, Tom Palmstierna, Vijay Danivas, Shivanna Punitharani, Kundapur S Ashwini, Handithavalli Gowrishree & Peter Lepping (India): Observational study of aggression and violence and its subsequent coercive measures on Indian psychiatric wards

Katrin Forstner, Mareike Wakolbinger & Karin Bruckmueller (Austria): Coercive measures in the treatment of drug-dependent patients

Elvira van Wirdum & Martijn Helmerhorst (Netherlands): Treatment of heavily disruptive patients: A Dutch model for complex care

12.20 – 13.30 Lunch


Lake Garda Chair: Bart Thomas




10.50 – 11.20

Milou M. H. Mik, Ingrid L. Malan, Erik J. E. Janssen, Bas E. A. M. Kooiman, Roos E. D. X. Middelkoop, Stefanie Poelman, Jeppe de Lange & Elizabeth Wiese (Netherlands): Staff’s attitudes towards aggression in psychiatry

Johnathan MacLennan, Andy Cruikshank & David Hall (UK): Violence and Restraint reduction SPSP–Mental Health/East London Foundation NHS Trust: Culture, Attitude, Data

Natalie Hammond, Karen Wright & Ivan McGlen (UK): Safety in MIND’: Cross-organisational training to improve patient safety in crisis and restraint.

Maria Baby, Nicola Swain & Chris Gale (New Zealand): Communication Skills Training for Healthcare Workers as a technique to reduce patient perpetrated violence- A Randomized Controlled Trial

11.20 – 11.50

Brian Littlechild (UK): Violence and aggression against staff in mental health work: Consequences and effective management

11.50 – 12.20

12.20 – 13.30 Lunch


Lake Geneva Chair: Tilman Steinert

Loch Ness Chair: Stål Bjørkly

Loire Chair: Donal McCormack

Mont Blanc Chair: Brodie Paterson


Specific populations: forensic Race, gender, ethnicity and cross-cultural aspects / other related themes


13.30 – 14.00

Inge Jeandarme, Claudia Pouls, Jan De Laender, T.I. Oei & Stefan Bogaerts (Belgium): The use of the HCR-20 in Forensic Medium Security Units in Flanders: Clinical value?

Michael Bruenger (Germany): Change management in juvenile forensic psychiatry aiming at the prevention of violence and the improvement of treatment outcome

Vivienne de Vogel & Anouk Bohle (Netherlands): Gender differences in victimization and the relation to personality disorders and MID in forensic psychiatry

Patrick Seal (Australia): The Forensic Clinical Specialist Initiative: transforming practice by enhancing skills in risk minimisation

14.00 – 14.30

Juliet Hounsome & Richard Whittington (UK): What is the evidence for factors protective against violence in an intellectually disabled population?

Carrie Carretta, Ann Burgess & Michael Welner (USA): Toxicology in Suicides and Homicide-Suicides

Bevinahalli N Raveesh, Peter Lepping, Soumithra Pathare & Joske Bunders (India): Staff and caregiver attitude on coercion in India

Joy Duxbury, Fiona Jones, John Baker, Mick McKeown, Richard Whittington, Gill Thomson, Paul Greenwood & Soo Downe (UK): Implementing the Six Core Strategies (6CS) to reduce physical restraint in the UK: The 'REsTRAIN YOURSELF' project

14.30 – 15.00

Jonathan Sorensen, Megan Davidson & Thomas Reidy (USA): Gender-Responsiveness in Corrections: Estimating Female Inmate Misconduct Risk Using the Personality Assessment Inventory (PAI)

Petra Schaftenaar & Ivo van Outheusden (Netherlands): Risk management and reduce of recidivism through relational care in a forensic psychiatric hospital

Richard Luck, John Parkes & Phil Smith (UK): A Pilot study examining instinctive and natural body movements during simulated assaults: developing a new approach to physical intervention skills in health and social care settings

ENTMA PRESENTATION Abubakar Idris & & Rosalyn Mloyi (UK)): Reducing Restrictive Practice: De-mystifying the principles to support implementation

15.00 – 15.30 Break


Hospital visit Rhine Volga Matterhorn

Theme Workshop Workshop Workshop

13.30 – 14.00

Hospital visit Jan Boogaarts & Bas van Raaij (Netherlands): The Interaction Skills Training Programmes: Improving Cooperation Through Effective Interactions.

Ellen van den Broek & Renate Reker (Netherlands): The effect of trauma focused treatment on violent risk: the integration of theoretical perspectives and clinical practice

Diana Polhuis & Hans Kruikemeier (Netherlands): From integrated diagnostics to integrated treatment: the results of the cooperation between a treatment facility for people with intellectual disabilities and a forensic ward

14.00 – 14.30

Hospital visit

14.30 – 15.00

Hospital visit

15.00 – 15.30 Break


Lake Geneva Chair: Sabine Hahn

Loch Ness Chair: Mary E. Johnson

Loire Chair: Peter Lepping

Mont Blanc Chair: Roger Almvik


Role of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) & violence in clinical psychiatry / Epidemiology

Service users and family perspectives


15.30 – 16.00

Giovanni de Girolamo, Valentina Candini, Viola Bulgari, Laura Iozzino, Chlara Buizza, Clarissa Ferrari, Paolo Maggi, Beatrice Segallini & Alessandra De Francesco (Italy): Violent Behavior and risk of recidivism of violence among patients living in psychiatric residential facilities

Lois Biggin Moylan, Marybeth McManus & Meritta Cullinan (USA): The Need for Specialized Support Services for Nurse Victims of Physical Assault by Psychiatric Patient

Bevinahalli N Raveesh, Peter Lepping, Soumithra Pathare & Joske Bunders (India): Subjective Perception of Coercion in Persons with Mental Disorder in India

Laura van Melle, Yolande Voskes, Eric Noorthoorn, Roland van de Sande, Yolanda Nijssen, Niels Mulder & Guy Widdershoven (Netherlands): High and Intensive Care in Psychiatry: a validity study of the HIC-monitor

16.00 – 16.30

Stine Bjerrum Moeller, Ray Novaco & Matthias Gondan (Denmark): Anger, violent images and physical aggression among male forensic inpatients

Vincent Drinkwater (Australia): Transforming clinical practice in the management of acute behavioural disturbance in an Acute Psychiatric Unit

Kim Berge & Karl Elling Ellingsen (Norway): Self-determination and the use of coercion and restraint - People with intellectual disability

Yolande Voskes, Laura van Melle, Tom van Mierlo, Frits Bovenberg & Niels Mulder (Netherlands): High and Intensive Care: a new vision on mental health care in Dutch psychiatry

16.30 – 17.00

Kyra L.J. Smeets, Nicole Ligthart, Ien Albers, Ibtissam Benali, Dorien de Hoop, Victoria O’Callaghan, Lisa Rückwardt, Toon van Meel & Elizabeth Wiese (Netherlands): Experiences with the Response Crisis Intervention Model for Conflict Management: The Safety Team

Herman Van Coppenolle, Svetlana Belousova & Ejgil Jespersen (Belgium): From Psychomotor Therapy for Psychiatric Patients to Suicide Prevention through Adapted Physical Activity and Sports Participation

Peter Lepping, B. Masood, E.O. Noorthoorn & E. Flammer (UK): Comparison of coercion data from six Welsh Health Boards and four European Countries

Isabelle Jarrin, Anne Marie Brown, Annette McDougall, Andrea Rosner & Bonita Fanzega (Canada): Creating safety: Client centred care or unit centred care?

18.30 – 23.00 Social Event Congress Buffet & Drinks


Hospital visit Rhine Volga Matterhorn

Theme Workshop Workshop Workshop

15.30 – 16.00

Hospital visit Bob Bowen (USA): The Wellness Model: Reducing Burnout of Mental Health Staff

Rosalind van der Lem & Marijn DuPrie (Netherlands): ADHD, aggression,violent behaviour, multimodal treatment program, scientific knowledge

Raymond Novaco & John Taylor (USA): Anger Treatment for Forensic Patients: Stress Inoculation Module

16.00 – 16.30

Hospital visit

16.30 – 17.00

Hospital visit

18.30 – 23.00 Social Event Congress Buffet & Drinks

Saturday 24 October 2015


09.00 – 15.30 Poster Display & (Art) Exhibition


Lake Geneva Chair: Lars Kjellin

Loch Ness Chair: Brodie Paterson

Loire Chair: Frans Fluttert

Mont Blanc Chair: Johan Håkon Bjørngaard

Theme Neurobiological approaches and pharmacological therapies / other related themes

Sexual offending & violence Specific populations: forensic Ethical, human rights and legal perspectives

09.00 – 09.30

Yehuda Baruch, Assaf Shelef, Uri Berger & Yoram Barak (Israel): Efficacy and safety of Medical Cannabis Oil (MCO) in aggression and agitation due to Alzheimer's dementia: an open label, add on, pilot study

Guru S Gowda, Eric Noorthoorn, Channaveerachari Naveen Kumar, Philip Sharath, Raveesh Benvinahalli Nanjegowda, Peter Lepping & Suresh Bada Math (India): Factors influencing the Advance directive among psychiatric inpatients from India: A prospective study

Danique Smeijers (Netherlands): Extensive Hostile Interpretation Bias Regarding Emotional Facial Expressions among Forensic Psychiatric Outpatients

Isabelle Jarrin & Marie Edwards (Canada): Getting it Right, Getting it Wrong: Ethical Tensions in Decisions Related to Seclusion Use

09.30 – 10.00

Murali Rao (USA): Violence and Mentally Illness – from an US Perspective

Mariana Pedrosa de Medeiros & Valeska Zanello (Brazil): The compulsory notification of violence against women in Brazilian public policies and academic production

Petra Schaftenaar (Netherlands): The role of (forensic mental health) nurses and group workers in the reduction of violence and aggression

Daniel Nicholls (Australia): How violence is imagined in psychiatry: a philosophical perspective on violence and trauma

10.00 – 10.30

Julian Gojer, Adam Ellis & Monik Kalla (Canada): Dissociation and Violence-Fools Venture Where Angels Fear To Tread

Ada Hui (UK): Coercive Measures in a High Secure Hospital: Attitudes and Experiences of Staff and Patients in England

10.30 – 11.00 Break


Lake Garda Chair: Kevin McKenna


Theme Ethical, human rights and legal perspectives

Workshop Workshop

09.00 – 09.30

Sofia Wikman (Sweden): Workplace Violence (WPV)– the Emergence and Juridification of a Social Problem

Erik Timmerman & Ernst Janzen (Netherlands): Using the Rock & Water method in the treatment of forensic psychiatric patients and in educating staff

Michael Bruenger (Germany): Children’s rights versus parental rights in involuntary admission of minors to a psychiatric unit for children and adolescents in Germany – new developments in jurisdiction and legislation

09.30 – 10.00

Sanaz Riahi (Canada): Decision-Making Factors Influencing Mental Health Nurses in the Use of Restraint: An Integrative Review

10.00 – 10.30

Joke Harte & Mirjam van Leeuwen (Netherlands):

Judicial reactions on violence in clinical psychiatry

10.30 – 11.00 Break


Lake Geneva Chair: Henk Nijman

Loch Ness Chair: Joy Duxbury

Loire Chair: Brodie Paterson

Mont Blanc Chair: Johan Håkon Bjørngaard

Theme Specific populations: intellectually disabled

Specific populations: child & adolescent

Training and education of interdisciplinary staff


11.00 – 11.30

Maartje Knotter (Netherlands): The relation between team climate, attitude towards external professionals and attitude towards aggression of staff working with clients with intellectual disabilities and aggressive behaviour

Michael Bruenger (Germany): How to effectively reduce coercive measures in an inpatient unit of child & adolescent psychiatry - a ten years' overview of Pfalzinstitut C & A Psychiatry / Klingen-muenster, Germany

Neringa Aasdal & Tine Wøbbe (Denmark): Staff Training for the Management of Violence: Incorporating Staff Attitudes and Self-Efficacy in Clinical Training

Helle Nystrup Lund & Lars Rye Bertelsen (Denmark): Music listening as anxiety management in intensive psychiatry

11.30 – 12.00

Kim van den Bogaard, Henk Nijman & Petri Embregts (Netherlands): Characteristics of aggressive behavior in people with intellectual disabilities and co-occurring psychopathology

Diene Carlos, Maria das Craças Ferriani, Elisabete Pádua, Lygia Silva & Michelly Esteves (Brazil): Healthcare support network to families involved in domestic violence against children and adolescents in Brazil

Timothy Meeks (USA): Developing the Role of Clinical Nurse Educator for Behavioral Health

Michael Polacek & Dana Hart (USA): Normalizing the Environment: Humanizing the Appearance of the Emergency Department Safe Rooms

12.00 – 12.30

Paul Withers (UK): Meeting the sexual identity needs of people with intellectual disabilities: could this have a role in managing aggression?

Thor Egil Holtskog (Norway): How we train staff to avoid violence in forensic milieu therapeutic environments

Ian McLauchlan (New Zealand): How a 24/7 Single point of entry service (SPOE) can increase access to MHS

12.30 – 13.30 Lunch


Lake Garda Rhine Volga Matterhorn

Theme Workshop Workshop Special Debate: “Meetings of Minds”

11.00 – 11.30

Caroline Björck, Karl Glifberg, Mikael Malmberg, Carina Moen & Gunilla Nötesjö (Sweden): Staff training and violence prevention in coercive care institutions. A newly revised program in Sweden

Bob Bowen (USA): Trauma Informed Teamwork

Moderated by Patrick Callaghan (UK): In debate with service users form the UK and Denmark: - Julie Repper (UK) - Odile Poulsen (Denmark) - ……………….

11.30 – 12.00

12.00 – 12.30

12.30 – 13.30 Lunch


Lake Geneva Chair: Tom Palmstierna

Loch Ness Chair: Bob Bowen

Loire Chair: Marie Trešlová

Mont Blanc Chair: Bart Thomas

Theme Examples of humane safe & caring approaches and assessment of risk factors

Service users and family perspectives /Specific populations: elderly dementia

Training and education of interdisciplinary staff

Specific populations: forensic

13.30 – 14.00

Pål Grøndahl, Cato Grønnerød & Jarna Soilevuo Grønnerød (Norway): Does Psychological Treatment of Paedophiles work? A Meta-Analytic Review of Treatment Outcome Studies

Bob Bowen (USA): Risk, Gain, Liability and Hope: Integrating and Training Family Members in the Treatment Planning and Implementation Process When Aggression History is Present

Heidi Siller, Susanne Perkhofer, Martina König-Bachmann & Margarethe Hochleitner (Austria): Sex and violence: a topic for all medical and health care professionals

Britta Frederiksen (Denmark): Development of the therapeutic relationship in music therapy with forensic psychiatric inpatients – a mix method case study

14.00 – 14.30

Mick McKeown, Mark Chandley, Fiona Jones, Karen Wright, Joy Duxbury & Paul Foy (UK): Extreme Coercion and recovery journeys in a high secure hospital: stories of recalcitrance, resistance and cooperation

Rita Helme (Norway): Prevalence of violence and health personnel’s experience with violence from elderly residents in nursing homes

Marie Treslova & Jaroslav Pekara (Czech Republic): Therapeutic communication provided by nurses in general hospital - obviosity or rarity

Rachel Worthington (UK): 'Fight, Flight or Freeze' - I'm fighting! The application of EMDR in a group based violence reduction treatment programme

14.30 – 15.00

Stine Bjerrum Moeller, Ray Novaco, Vivian Heinola Nielsen, Tine Wøbbe & Helle Hougaard (Denmark): Validation of the Novaco Anger Scale--Provocation Inventory (Danish) with non-clinical, clinical, and offender samples

Jaroslav Pekara, Zdenĕk Schwarz & Alan Mejstřik (Czech Republic): The experiences with violence and prevention of violence in The Prague Emergency Medical Service in years 2004 - 2014

Daniël Janssen & Elizabeth Wiese (Netherlands): Psychopathy: Defining the Diagnostic Construct

15.00 – 15.30 Break


Lake Garda Rhine Volga Matterhorn

Theme Workshop Workshop (ENTMA Member) Workshop

13.30 – 14.00

Sophie de Valk & Petra Schaftenaar (Netherlands): Professional behavior and attitudes to ‘get in control’

Pal-Erik Ruud (Norway): Training staff to manage challenging behavior and violence - does staff safety effect the ability to de-escalate?

Cornelis Baas & Carla De Bruyn (Netherlands): Presenting GRIP®: a Grouped Risk-assessment Instrument for Psychiatry, for aggression, suicide and fire setting

14.00 – 14.30

14.30 – 15.00

15.00 – 15.30 Break


15.30 – 16.10

Keynote 7 - James Blair (USA) A cognitive neuroscience approach to violence Chair: Henk Nijman

16.10 – 16.15

Presentation Best Abstract & Poster Awards

16.15 – 16.30

Closing and looking forward to the 10th Congress in Dublin, Ireland, 26-28 October 2017

Break

Posters 1. Thor Egil Holtskog (Norway): How we train staff to avoid violence in forensic milieu therapeutic environments 2. Yuan-Ping Chang & Hsiu-Hung Wang (Taiwan):

Professional Commitment and Intent-to-Leave: A moderated effect of violence prevention climate 3. Anne Kristine Bergem (Norway):

"My daddy has an illness in his mind”, Children as next of kin 4. Thor Egil Holtskog (Norway): SIMBA - a staff education and training program in forensic milieu therapeutic environments 5. Richard Luck, John Parkes & Phil Smith (UK):

A Pilot study examining instinctive and natural body movements during simulated assaults: developing a new approach to physical intervention skills in health and social care setting

6. Sun Mi Cho, Yun Mi Shin, Eun Ha Jung (Korea): Psycho-pathology of victims and bullies in school violence

7. Johan Christian Clasen, Liselotte Mattison, Kelly Nielsen, Katrine Christiansen & Liselotte Pedersen (Denmark): Reducing violence by implementing BVC and SOAS-R in forensic clinical practice

8. Liselotte Mattison, Kelly Nielsen & Katrine Christiansen (Denmark): Reducing the use of restrictive practices in Forensic Psychiatry – a case study illustration

9. Dorte Graulund Olsen & Sabina Renee Beldring (Denmark): Brøset Violence Checklist: Risk Assessment of Violence in Psychiatric Care - From Evidence to Everyday Practice

10. Janne Virta (Finland): Prevalence of Physical Restraint in Psychiatric Treatment and Research Unit for Ado-lescent Intensive Care (EVA)

11. Anne Naested & Lene Lauge Berring (Denmark): Can physical activities reduce the use of coercive measures?

12. Annika Thomson, Jari Tiihonen, Jouko Miettunen, Matti Virkkunen & Nina Lindberg (Finland): Is fire-setting performed in adolescence associated with future diagnoses of schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorder? 13. Michael Bruenger (Germany):

'My parent died in this psychiatric hospital in 1936, 1944, 1947' - Sons, daughters and grandchildren inquiring after decades of incertitude. How can we answer to their questions in Germany nowadays?

14. Maria Teresa Ferreira Côrtes (Brazil): Violence in media and aggressive behavior: the difficulties of establishing a debate

15. Maria Teresa Ferreira Côrtes (Brazil): The relationship between media violence exposure and aggressive behavior of children and adolescents

16. Frieda Matthys, Chris Bervoets (Belgium): Setting the stage for a new approach to coercive interventions in Belgian Mental Health Care

17. Tatiane Maria Angelo Catharini, Thiago Calderan & Mário Eduardo Costa Pereira (Brazil): Dream experiences in pacients who experienced the comatose state: a clinical-qualitative approach

18. Susan Rappaport, Leilanie Marie Ayala, Aimee Levine-Dickman, Nancy Wicks, Era Hawk, Curtis Boelke, Anna Kurtz & Jennifer Alcaide (USA): Emotion Regulation through Sensory –Gardening: Managing Aggression of Adult Psychiatric Patients in an Inpatient Unit

19. Sandra Cristina Pilon, Alessandra Diehl, Manoel Antônio dos Santos, G Hussein Rassool & Ronaldo Laranjeira (Brazil): Violence, crime, sexual behaviours and use of crack cocaine in a Brazilian inpatient sample

20. Michael Polacek & Dana Hart (USA): Normalizing the Environment: Humanizing the Appearance of the Emergency Department Safe Rooms

21. Naoko Shibuya & Risa Takahashi (Japan): Analysis of Nurses Experiencing Anger toward their Patients at work

22. Adriana Mihai, Paula sarmasan, Alex Mihai, Elle Tifrea, Katalin Birtalan & Emese Muresan (Romania): Legislation and coercive methods in Psychiatric Clinic in Romania – a five years follow-up study

23. Michael McCloskey, Alexander Hamilton, Alexander Puhalla, Lauren Uyeji, Anne Knorr & Daniel Kulper (USA): The Use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Treating Patients with DSM–5 Intermittent Explosive Disorder

24. Saima Eman (UK): Understanding antisocial behaviours: Antisocial personality traits involving sensation seeking and callousness

25. Hye Rim Lee, Eui Jun Jeong & Ju Woo Kim (South Korea): Is It More Than Just the Play? The Influence of Therapeutic Catharsis-Seeking, Personality Differences, Self-Construct and Social Capital

26. Karen Wright, Iain Harbison & Tiffany Sinclair (UK): Co-productivity- a cross agency partnership for education and skills acquisition: the TEAM course (‘Teaching Effective Aggression Management’)

27. Seyed Mohammadrasoul Khalkhali Sharifi, Reza Ahmadi, Azam Hamidi, Homa Zarrabi, Kiomars Najafi, Robabe Soleimani & Somaieh Shokrgozar (Iran): Clinical features of Methamphetamine –induced Psychosis inpatients

28. Wai Kit Wong & Wai Tong Chien (China): Validity and Reliability of the Chinese Version on Perception of Aggression Scale (POAS) in health care workers

29. Stella Bonde, Lena Rasmussen & Lene Lauge Berring (Denmark): Can implementing a Quiet Room reduce the use of mechanical restraints?

30. Suzana Roitman & Ronit Kigli (Israel): Dealing with Psychiatric Patient Violence in Private Clinical Treatment – Professional and Ethical Dilemmas

31. Bjørn Magne S Eriksen, Stål Bjørkly, Ann Paerden & John Olav Roaldset (Norway): Predictive validity of lipids for violence after discharge from an acute psychiatric ward

32. Graham Tyson, Melanie Lucas, Paola Castillo (Australia): Impact of context on attributions of rape victim culpability. Are online dating victims blamed more?

33. Ronit Kigli, Hilik Levkovich, Avigdor Mizrachi & Moshe Kotler (Israel): The Forensic Patient in the Psychiatric Hospital – Dealing with Patient Violence during Court Ordered Examination in a Psychiatric Department

34. Petra Schaftenaar & Minco Ruiter (Netherlands): 1on1-support to reduce seclusion and to improve care

35. Maria Knutzen, Martin Bjørnstad, Stål Bjørkly, Astrid Furre & Leiv Sandvik (Norway): Use of restraint and open-area seclusion in Norwegian mental health services for adults

36. John Olav Roaldset, Stål Bjørkly (Norway): Who becomes violent, who is victimized, and who becomes both after discharge from emergency psychiatry?

37. Nienke Kool & Tony Bloemendaal (Netherlands): Aggression towards staff: trends from an intensive treatment program in the Netherlands

38. Suna Uysa & Hulya Bilgin (Turkey): Patient physical aggression in acute psychiatric wards: profile and management

39. Suna Uysa & Hulya Bilgin (Turkey): lRisk predictions of physical aggression in acute psychiatric wards: accuracy, determination and suggested control interventions

40. Didier Camus, Valérie Moulin, & Mehdi Gholam Rezae ( Switzerland): Factors associated to repetitively assaultive psychiatric inpatients

41. Ulrika Hylén, Karin Engström, Veikko Pelto-Piri, Lars Kjellin & Lars-Erik Warg (Sweden): Violence prevention and organisational values: Views from management and staff in three types of psychiatric inpatient care

42. Lars Kjellin, Susanna Törnqvist, Lars-Erik Warg & Veikko Pelto-Piri (Sweden): Incidences of violence in psychiatric inpatient care as described by staff

43. A. Schat, A.A.M. Hubers, J.M. Geleijnse, O. van de Rest, W.B. van den Hout, J.P.A.M Bogers, C. Mouton, A.M. van Hemert& E.J. Giltay (Netherlands): Reducing aggression among chronic psychiatric inpatients through nutritional supplementation

44. Mari Leskinen, Anssi Kuosmanen & Hannele Turunen (Finland): Violence against psychiatric inpatients in forensic psychiatric hospital setting

45. Roland Westerlund, Katarina Nenadovic, Karen Jurlander & Annick Francoise Parnas (Denmark): A sensory based approach to preventing violence in a closed ward – Project ‘New Paths’

46. Marie Gold (Canada): How Gender of Staff and Patient may Impact the Incidence and Management of Aggression in Forensic Psychiatric Units

47. John Boronow, Barbara Charen, Jaqueline Williams-Porter, Christopher Borleis, Annie Verghese & Josh Nohe (USA): Quantifying Violent Episodes on Psychiatric In-Patient Units: How to Collect and Analyze Problem Behaviors

48. Marie-Hélène Goulet, Caroline Larue (Canada): A participatory approach to develop tools for post-seclusion and/or restraint review

49. Halldora Jonsdottir, Eyrun Thorstensen & Bryndis Berg (Iceland): Developing a psychiatric intensive care unit and effects observed on the incidence of violence

50. Anja Hottinen, Silva Autio, Jenny Herrala & Nina Lindberg (Finland): Introducing the Safewards-model in adolescent psychiatry of HUH in Finland

51. Maria Gutierrez-Cobo, Rosario Cabello & Pablo Fernandez-Berrocal (Spain): Associations among parental education, inhibitory control and aggressive behavior in children

52. Maria Gutierrez-Cobo, Rosario Cabello & Pablo Fernandez-Berrocal (Spain): A review of the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and psychopathic traits: is the EI construct a mediator between aggression and psychopathy?

53. Joanne Skellern, Tibor Ivanka & Marie Treslova (UK): Violence in health and social care settings training resource package: A multicentre evaluation study

54. Martina Lepiešová, Jana Nemcová, Martina Tomagová, Ivana Bóriková, Juraj Čáp & Katarína Žiaková (Slovakia): Nurses’ perception of factors contributing to patient aggression – findings from Slovak mental health clinical areas

55. Christian Zechert, Beate Lisofsky & Caroline Trautmann (Germany): Violence towards family caregivers by mentally ill relatives – results of a German online survey

56. Anthony Djurkov (New Zealand): How to train ourselves to assess the risk of violence ?

57. Coby Gerlsma (Netherlands): Revenge and forgiveness after victimization: Differences between violent offenders and male students from various educational settings

58. Bung Nyun Kim & Soon-Beom Hong (South Korea): Different clinical courses of children exposed to a single incident of psychological trauma: a 30-month prospective follow-up study

59. Merete Berg Nesset, Lilijana Šprah, Urška Smrke (Norway / Slovenia): Establishment of an interdisciplinary educational platform on recognizing and treating victims of domestic violence in Slovenian health care settings

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