National CAMHS Conference 2011 - 18th November
2011
The Quality Network for Community CAMHS’ National CAMHS
Conference was held on Friday 18th
November in central London. The conference was
targeted at clinicians working within community CAMH services,
including learning disability services and intensive intervention
and crisis teams. The day was a huge success and this year broke
the record for the number of attendees.
The day contained the following:
· Key note
speech – Professor Sue Bailey, President of the Royal
College of Psychiatrists
· The
Equality Act 2010: what does this mean for CAMHS? –
Camilla Parker and Jo Honigmann, Just Equality
· Interact
Outreach Service: A Model for Effective Adolescent Care –
Steve Mylchreest, Team Leader, INTERACT
·
Bumpstart: A CAMHS Based Infant Mental Health Service
– Peter Corr, Service Manager, INSPIRE
· "I've
learnt not to be ashamed anymore" Empowering young people who hear
voices through collaborative working – Rachel
Waddingham, Project Manager, MIND
· The
Effectiveness of Parent-Directed Interventions to Manage Sleep and
Behaviour Problems in Disabled Children - Bryony
Beresford, Research Director, University of York
· Improving
Transitions using Quality Improvement Methodology –
Newcastle CAMHS
· Plus a
workshop run by QNCC young person advisors
Presentations and pictures from the day
will be uploaded here shortly.
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