Sustaining Comprehensive CAMH Conference: Presentations

Flyer for the NCSS conference, 5 July 2007.

Conference Handbooks:

Conference Handbook

Exhibitors Handbook

Keynote Presentations:

Implementing Standard 9 of the NSF - Dr Caroline Lindsey, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

Joint Partnerships to Improve the Mental and Emotional Health of Children and Young People - Anne Jackson, Director of Strategy, Every Child Matters, DCSF.

Paediatrics and Child Mental Health Working Together- Dr Pat Hamilton, President, Royal College of Paediatrics & Child Health

Workshop Presentations:

  1. Nicole Hickey, Dr Tami Kramer & Elena Garralda - Key Findings from a National Survey of PMHW in England. If you want further information about this presentation email Nicole Hickey
  2. Jane Sedgewick, Oonagh Bathgate & Julie Leopold - Early Intervention: A Mental Health Approach to Parenting Support.
  3. Helen Hipkiss & Marie Crofts - Not Just a Safe Place? Commissioning Tier 4 CAMHS.
  4. Savita Ayling, Salma Khalid, Houria Akram & Mary Brown - Putting Cultural Competence into Practice in CAMHS.
  5. Dr Fiona Gale - Learning from Children and Parents about Stigma and Mental Health.
  6. Dr Ann York, Dr Steve Kingsbury & Anna Burhouse - The Choice and Partnership Approach.
  7. Di Barnes & Richard Wistow - Trend Towards the Provision of Comprehensive CAMH Services - Uses of and for the Mapping Tool.
  8. Sharon Hall, Jo Paul& Penny Blair -'The Young Ones' - Services for 16/17 year Olds.
  9. Carly Raby & 2 Young People from the YoungMinds Very Important Kids (VIK) Group - Children and Young People's Voices in Mental Health and Emotional Well-being.
  10. Pamela Storey - Providing 24-Hour CAMHS: Challenges and Solutions.
  11. Lee Miller, Roger Catchpole & Jackie Colley - Delivering Comprehensive CAMHS - A Guide.
  12. Sarah Hankey & Peter Goodland -Developing Choice for Children& Young People in Emotional Well-Being.
  13. Mary Killick, Stephen Whitmore & Lesley French - Making it Happen: A Reality Check on Benefits of Joint Planning, Commissioning and Delivering for Children and Young People with Complex Needs.
  14. Dr Miranda Wolpert, Jonathan Bureau, Karen Tingay, Emma Trustam, Paula Lavis & Beth Adamski -Developing Outcomes-Based and Evidence-Informed Practice.
  15. Cathy James, Elizabeth Murphy & Ragnhild Banton - Making Care Matter: Promoting the Mental Health of Looked after Children.
  16. Sabrina Rees & Peter Fuggle - Commissioning a Sustainable Comprehensive CAMHS.
  17. Barry Nixon & Tim Morris - New Ways of Working in CAMHS
  18. Caroline Twitchett, Gary Risdale, & Judy Debenham - Promoting the Mental Health of Children & Young People Held in Secure Settings.
  19. Dr Yvonne Anderson & Toni Scales - The Role of the CAMHS Self Assessment Matrix in Strategic Development.
  20. Ann Jones, Ann Alcorn & Julie Curtis - Improving Access to CAMHS for Children & Young People with Learning Disability.

NSF Standard 9

CAMHS Standard of the NSFClick on the Image to Download the Report.

NSF Standard 9 Interim Report

 

Interim report on the Implementation of Standard 9Click on the Image to download the report.

Care Matters: Time for Change

The Care Matters: Time for Change White Paper sets out the steps the Department will take, together with local delivery partners, to improve outcomes for children and young people in care.

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Every Child Matters

Every Child Matters Green Paper cover image Click on the image to download the report. 

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Learning Perspctives from the NCSS

Cover of the NCSS' report.Learning Perpectives from the National Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service Improvement Programme: September 2003-December 2006, by Dawn Rees, National CAMHS Implementation Lead. 

Everybody's Business: Training Tier 1 - Presentations from the Conference

Flyer for the NCSS' conference on tier 1Click on the image to download the presentations from this conference.

 

Last updated: 19 Oct 07