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32 8 November 2005, Clinical Presentation, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Stalking of Health Professionals’ 17 November 2005, Educational Case Conference, Bendigo Health Care Psychiatric Services Presentation on ‘Disorders of Passion: Jealousy and Violence’ 8 November 2005, Supreme Court Judges, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Vexatious Litigants’ 21-23 November 2005, Psychiatrists meeting, Western Australia Presentation on ‘Pursued by Patients’ 1 December 2005, Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney Presentation on ‘Schizophrenia, Substance Abuse and Offending’ 23-24 February 2006, TheMHS Conference, Sydney Presentations on ‘Anti-social and Violent Behaviours - Association with Mental Disorder’ and ‘Can We Prevent Violent Behaviour Emerging in Major Mental Disorders?’ 26 February 2006, Pfizer Neuroscience Forum, Canberra Presentation on ‘The Dangerously Seriously Personality Disordered: do they exist and, if so, what can be done to reduce the risks they represent?’, and interactive session participation in discussion panel. 28 February 2006, Clinical Presentation, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Substance Abuse, Mental Disorder and Violent Offending’ 1 March 2006, Clinical Presentation, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Stalkers of Health Professionals’ 4 March 2006, Mental Health Review Tribunal Annual Members’ Conference, Brisbane Presentation on ‘Strengths and Weaknesses of Risk Assessment’, and Panel Discussion – ‘Is the Patient Not an Unacceptable Risk?’ 16-18 March 2006, Meeting Series, Brisbane Presentations on ‘Stalking of Health Professionals’, ‘Schizophrenia and Violence: From Correlation to Prevention’, ‘The Querulant and Vexatious Litigant’, ‘Assessment of Fitness for Trial’, ‘Risk Assessment and Risk Management in Mental Health Practice’, and ‘Being an Expert Witness’ 23-25 March 2006, Post Graduate Educational Weekend, Sydney Presentations on ‘Schizophrenia and Violence: From Correlations to Prevention’ and ‘Threats of Violence - Assessing and Managing an Everyday Clinical Problem’ 29 March 2006, Clinical Presentation, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Substance Abuse, Mental Disorder and Violent Offending’ 12 April 2006, Grand Round, Glenside Hospital, Adelaide Presentations on ‘Mental Disorder and Offending Behaviours’ and ‘Stalking of Health Professionals’ 13 April 2006, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Department of Defence, Canberra Presentation on ‘Complainants’ 2 May 2006, ANZAPPL Dinner Meeting, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Hate in the Age of Terrorism’ 8 May 2006, Fairness and Resolution Branch Seminar, Department of Defence, Canberra Workshops on ‘Managing Unusually Persistent and Difficult Complainants’, ‘Managing Threats in the Workplace’ and ‘Managing Workplace Stalking’ 25 May 2006, Dual Diagnosis/Mental Health Branch Forum, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Co-occurring Substance Abuse and Major Mental Illness’ 9 June 2006, Eric Seal Seminar Series, University of Melbourne, St Vincent’s’ Hospital Presentation on ‘Stalking of Mental Health Professionals’ Professor James Ogloff Director of Psychological Services International 21-25 November 2005, New Zealand Psychological Society, Christchurch and Auckland Training on ‘The Assessment of Risk for Violence Among Offenders and Psychiatric Patients: the HCR-20 and the START’. 5-9 December 2005, North London Forensic Service, London Training on ‘Enhancing Assessment and Treatment of Violence, Offending Issues and Dual Diagnosis in Mentally Disordered Offenders’. February 2006, Visiting Expert Scheme, Ministry of Health, Singapore Five day training and service review 14 June 2006, 6th Annual International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services Conference, Amsterdam Presentation on ‘The Australian and New Zealand Experience with the Preventative Detention of Sexual Offenders – Clinical Perspectives and the Role of Risk Assessment’ National 11-13 August 2005, RANZCP Annual Conference, Gold Coast, Queensland Workshop (with Paul Mullen) on ‘Courtroom Skills’. Presentation on ‘The Psychopathy/Antisocial Personality Disorder Conundrum’. Round Table on ‘Risk Assessment and Management’ 18 August 2005, Caulfield Aged Psychiatry, Caulfield General Medical Centre Presentation on ‘Psychiatric Illness in Offending’ 1-2 September 2005, Long Bay Correctional Complex, NSW Training workshop (with Michael Davis) on ‘Risk Assessment and Management’ 16 September 2005, Victoria Police (senior management). Presentation on ‘Mental Illness and Offending: Implications for Policing’
14 October 2005, Mental Health Conference of Justice Health and Australian and New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses, NSW Branch, Sydney Presentation on ‘Structured Professional Judgement in Violence’ 18 October 2005, International Institute of Forensic Studies and Australian Advocacy Institute’s Third Annual Conference, Cable Beach, WA Workshop on ‘The Future of Self-Regulation of Experts in Psychiatry and Psychology’ 24 January 2006, Supreme and Federal Courts Judges’ Conference, Brisbane Presentation on ‘The Jury Project: Communicating with the Jury’, and panel discussion 10 February 2006, Sentencing Conference, Australian National University and National Judicial College of Australia, Canberra Presentation on ‘Sentencing: Principles, Perspectives and Possibilities’ 24 March 2006, Grand Round, Alfred Hospital, Melbourne Presentation on ‘Spanning the Boundaries: Mental Health in the Criminal Justice System’ 10 May 2006, Australian Conference of Parole Boards and Authorities, Sydney Presentation on ‘Assessing Risk for Violence in the Parole Context’ 29-30 May 2006, Centre for Mental Health, Brisbane Two day training on HCR 19-21 June 2006, Bayview Conference Centre, Melbourne Three day training on PCL-R 28 June 28 2006, Correctional Services Ministers’ Conference, Adelaide Presentation on ‘Mental Illness and Corrections’. HOW WE MEASURED OUR PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PERFORMANCE IN 2005-2006 Our Performance Measures are established annually by the Department of Human Services. Performance Measures Performance Targets Outcomes Outcomes Outcomes Outcomes % Change 2005-2006 2005-2006 2004-2005 2003-2004 2002-2003 2003-04 – 2005-06 Number of education and training sessions provided to area mental health services 18 24 24 22* 17 9.1% Number of education and training sessions provided to other agencies 20 23 30 28* 50 17.9% Number of formal presentations and papers delivered to professional forums 30 97 109 94 94 3.2% Number of professional education placements provided 150 218 212 215 235 1.4% * The added focus placed on providing education and training sessions to area mental health services in 2003-2004 resulted in a decrease (from 2002-2003) in the amount of time able to be spent on providing education and training sessions to other agencies. One day workshop provided for Corrections Victoria staff on ‘Working with Prisoners with a Mental Illness’. 33
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