Presentations

AbstractTitleThemeFirst nameLast nameCompany / InstituteCountryPresentation
A users perspectiveSidselHøgenhaug JakobsenDenmark View presentation
107The development and status of the Norwegian staff-training program “Management of Aggression Program” (MAP)03. Violence prevention, care and treatmentThomas
Lone
Nag
Viste
Haukeland University Hospital
Haukeland University Hospital
Norway
Norway
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12Prevention of psychotic murders: consider severre bipolar disorders; a role for psychiatry01. Epidemiology and nature of violence against staff in mental healthRayLakeUniversity of Kansas Health SystemUnited States View presentation
126Aggressive behaviour of psychiatric patients with Mild and Borderline Intellectual Disabilities14. Specific populations: intellectually disabled / learning disabilitiesJeanetNieuwenhuisGgnet Centre of Mental HealthNetherlands View presentation
133An RCT of a co-created open-door policy versus usual-treatment in acute psychiatric ward care06. Humane safe and caring approaches to coercive practicesNikolaj
Anne-Marthe
Kunøe
Indregard
Lovisenberg Diaconal HospitalNorway View presentation
178The relationship of substance use and abuse issues with students in Inclusive Higher Education program05. Assessment of risk, prevention and protective factorsChrisannSchiro-GeistUniversity of memphis institute on disabilityUnited States View presentation
183The evolution in managing aggressive episodes in an Italian acute psychiatric ward03. Violence prevention, care and treatmentRosariaDi LorenzoAusl-ModenaItaly View presentation
205A preliminary study of bullying of university campuses in Taiwan.24. Covid-19 pandemic and violence (lockdown, confined environments, domestic violence, coercion, deprivation of treatment, suicide and self-harm)HsiehMing-HsinHung-Kuang UniversityTaiwan View presentation
210Another psychotic maniac kills – why do they let them out05. Assessment of risk, prevention and protective factorsStål KapstøBjørklyMolde university collegeNorway View presentation
217Fear of losing control – Practical guidance towards forced tube feeding patients with eating disorders.06. Humane safe and caring approaches to coercive practicesChantal
Panos
Paul
Verhoef
Tamtakos
Doedens
Amsterdam UMC
Amsterdam UMC
Amsterdam University Medical Centers
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
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225The role of forensic vigilance in maintaining safety in forensic psychiatric institutions03. Violence prevention, care and treatmentMaartjeClercxFPC de Rooyse WisselNetherlands View presentation
230Wearables: R Package for Signal Analysis of a Wearable Device Targeted at Clinicians and Researchers21. Application of new technologies (Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality)PeterLooff, deFivoorNetherlands View presentation
244Aggression management training in a Malaysian academic hospital: a Low-and-Middle Income setting cased-based model20. Staff training and educationChoon LengEuNational University of Malaysia Medical Centre (ukmmc)Malaysia View presentation
259Parental Sense of Coherence, Dispositional Optimism, and Quality of Life in Children with Intellectual Disability14. Specific populations: intellectually disabled / learning disabilitiesRamKumarNational Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Intellectual DisabilitiesIndia View presentation
28Hearing the Silences: Putting lived experience at the heart of mental health research10. Intersectional perspectives (gender, race, culture and ethnicity)Abiola
Kim
Brodrick
Heyes
Manchester Metropolitan University
Manchester Metropolitan University
-
United Kingdom
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33Preventing and reducing restrictive practices on adults with learning disabilities: A realist review14. Specific populations: intellectually disabled / learning disabilitiesTella
Alina
Lantta
Haines-Delmont
University of Turku
Manchester Metropolitan University
Finland
United Kingdom
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80Implementation and use of Clinical Joint Crisis Plans in acute psychiatry; a nurse-led seven-step method 20. Staff training and educationRobert
Marlies
Suzanne
Eijpe
Pas, van der
Verschueren
Altrecht
Altrecht
Hu university of applied sciences utrecht
Netherlands
Netherlands
Netherlands
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89The implementation of mandatory training standards in mental health/ learning disability settings in the UK06. Humane safe and caring approaches to coercive practicesAlina
Katie
Haines-Delmont
Goodall
Manchester Metropolitan University
Manchester Metropolitan University
-
United Kingdom
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90The patients’ view on mechanical restraint in Austrian adult psychiatry06. Humane safe and caring approaches to coercive practicesFlorianWostryUniversity of vienna - phd student / wiener gesundheitsverbundAustria View presentation
98What can we learn from registries of violent incidents and coercive measures in clinical psychiatry?


01. Epidemiology and nature of violence against staff in mental healthTilmanSteinertZentrum für Psychiatrie SüdwürttembergGermany View presentation