Annual Report 2004-2005 - Forensicare

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PUBLISHED RESEARCH 2004-2005 Journal Articles Carroll A., Lyall M., Forrester A. 2004 ‘Clinical hopes and public fears in forensic mental health’. The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology. 15(3) 407 – 425. Happell B., Martin T. 2004 ‘Exploring the impact of the implementation of a Nursing Clinical Development Unit program: What outcomes are evident’. The International Journal of Mental Health Nursing. 13, 177- 184. Lester G. 2005 ‘The Vexatious Litigant’. Judicial Officer’s Bulletin. April 2005. Meloy J.R., James D.V., Farnham F.R., Mullen P.E., Pathe M., Darnley B., Preston L. 2004 ‘A Research Review of Public Figure Threats, Approaches, Attacks, and Assassinations in the United States’. Journal of Forensic Science. 49(5), 1086-1093. Mullen P.E. 2004 ‘Ten Books’. British Journal of Psychiatry. 185:179-182. Nicholls T., Lee Z., Corrado R., Ogloff J.R.P. 2004 ‘Women Inmates’ Mental Health Needs: Evidence of the Validity of the Jail Screening Assessment Tool (JSAT)’. International Journal of Forensic Mental Health. 3(2), 167-184. Nikonova O., Ogloff J.R.P. 2005 ‘Mock Jurors’ perceptions of child witnesses: The impact of judicial warning’. Canadian Journal of Behavioral Sciences. 37(1), 1-19. Ogloff J.R.P., Lemphers A., Dwyer C. 2004 ‘Dual Diagnosis in an Australian Forensic Psychiatric Hospital: Prevalence and Implications for Services’. Behavioural Sciences and the Law. 22: 543-562. Ogloff J.R.P., Chopra S. 2004 ‘Stuck in the dark ages: Supreme Court decision-making and legal developments in capital punishment’. Psychology, Public Policy and Law. 10(4), 379 – 416. Ogloff J.R.P. 2004 ‘Invited Introductory Remarks to the Special Issue’. Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science. 36 (2), 84-86. Pathe M., Mackenzie R., Mullen P.E. 2004 ‘Stalking by Law: Damaging Victims and Rewarding Offenders’. Journal of Law and Medicine. 12(1), 103-111. Purcell R., Pathe M., Mullen P.E. 2004 ‘When do Repeated Intrusions become Stalking’ The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology. 15(4), 571-583. Sullivan D., Walterfang M., Velakoulis D. 2005 ‘Bipolar Disorder and Niemann-Pick Disease Type C’. American Journal of Psychiatry. 162:5, 1021-1022. Warren L., MacKenzie R., Mullen P.E., Ogloff J.R.P. 2005 ‘The Problem Behavior Model: The Development of a Stalkers Clinic and Threateners Clinic’. Behavioral Sciences and the Law. 23, 287-397. Books Nicholls T.L., Roesch R., Olley M.C., Ogloff J.R.P., Hemphill J.F. 2005 ‘Jail Screening Assessment Tool (JSAT): Guidelines for mental health screening in jails’. Burnaby, BC: Mental Health, Law, & Policy Institute, Simon Fraser University. Chapters in Books Ogloff J.R.P., Rose V.G. 2005 The comprehension of judicial instructions, in N.Brewer, K.Williams (Eds) Psychology and Law: An Empirical Perspective. New York, Guilford. Ogloff J.R.P., Davis M.R. 2005 Assessing Risk for Violence in the Australian Context, in D. Chappell, P. Wilson (Eds) Crime and Justice in the New Millenium. Sydney, Lexis Nexis. Sullivan D. 2005 Model answers: MRCPsych Part II Examination Critical Review Paper Autumn 2000, in T.Brown, G.Williams (Eds) Critical Reviews in Psychiatry. Third Edition. London, Gaskell Press. Sullivan D. 2005 Model answers: MRCPsych Part II Examination Critical Review Paper Spring 2003, in T.Brown, G.Williams (Eds) Critical Reviews in Psychiatry. Third Edition. London, Gaskell Press. ETHICS APPROVAL All research undertaken within Forensicare involving patients or staff is required to receive the appropriate ethical approval from the Department of Human Services Ethics Committee, or a university ethics committee. All research undertaken involving patients must also comply with the 1999 National Statement on Ethnical Conduct Involving Humans. Lisa Warren, Manager Problem Behaviour Program Research – The epidemiology and phenomenology of uttering threats to harm others. Dr Andrew Carroll, Assistant Clinical Director (Community) Research – The prediction of community outcomes of forensic patients. 30 Jo Bowers, Manager Community Forensic Mental Health Program Research area – Prison based forensic psychiatric nursing.
RESEARCH IN PROGRESS AT 30 JUNE 2005 Risk for violence among forensic psychiatric patients in Australia The epidemiology and phenomenology of uttering threats to harm others. Women’s access to welfare after prison. Efficacy of treatment of resistant command hallucinations (TORCH) An examination of pathways to and from juvenile justice The Jury Project: Enhancing communication with the Australian and New Zealand jury Factors involved in the administration of PRN psychotropic medications by registered nurses on an acute all male forensic psychiatric unit. Involuntary patient experience of the Mental Health Review in Victoria – What it is and how does the process work An exploration of ability to control offensive or deviant urges Substance use and personality characteristics of forensic outpatients with a mental illness. Evaluation of cognitive behavioural therapy with forensic patients. Inhibitory control and aggression among inpatients at a secure hospital Evaluating the operation of the Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997 The Prediction of Community Outcomes of Forensic Patients Ongoing research into vexatious litigants RESEARCHER Paul Mullen, James Ogloff, Michael Davis Lisa Warren Chris Trotter, Rosemary Sheehan, Cathie Flynn David Copolov, Paul Mullen, Fran Shawyer James Ogloff, Sandra Lancaster, Shane Thomas James Ogloff, Warren Young, Geoffrey Eames. Ros Young Vivienne Topp Cynthia Mercado, Joseph Lee James Ogloff, Jenny Redman, Joanne Griffith Neil Thomas James Ogloff, Michael Daffern and Peter Enticott Janet Ruffles and James Ogloff Andrew Carroll, Shannon Reid, Michael Davis Grant Lester HOW WE MEASURED OUR RESEARCH PERFORMANCE IN 2004-2005 Our Performance Measures are established annually by the Department of Human Service and can vary each year. Comparative annual data is shown for the 3-year period from 2002-2003 (as measures remained unchanged in this period), and where the % change is meaningful. Performance Measures Performance Targets Outcomes Outcomes Outcomes % Change 2004-2005 2003-2004 2002-2003 2002-03 -2003-04 Number of completed research projects 3 6 5 7 - Number of research hours undertaken by clinical staff 1,800 2,400 2,400 1,916 ↑25% Number of developments in clinical practice introduced as a result of research findings 3 5 3 3 - Percentage of clinical staff successfully completing research and/or research training courses 10% 10% 10.5% 11.4% ↓12% Number of scholarly articles published in refereed journals and books 20 19* 35 25 ↓28% * At 30 June 2005, 13 journal articles remained in press. 1 x book; 25 journal articles, 16 journal articles, 4 x chapters in books; 2 books and 2 books, 14 x journal articles 8 chapters in books 7 chapters in books 31
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Page 49 and 50: COUNCIL COMMITTEES Five committees
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Page 80 and 81: GLOSSARY 78 Acute Assessment Unit /
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INDEX 80 A Academic Centre - 34 Acc
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