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Australian & New Zealand College of Mental HealthAthena Gavriel (Athena.Gavriel@VUW.AC.NZ)Mon, 15 Jul 1996 01:09:16 +0000
culture and caring: caring in culture This is being cross posted, so I apologise for any repition ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Sat, 13 JUL 1996 23:32:18 +1200 From: Chris Hattan <cjh@wave.co.nz> To: psychiatric-nursing@mailbase.ac.uk Cc: nursenet@listserv.utoronto.ca, KPREBBLE@nsati2.ait.ac.nz, bob@wcc-coe.org Subject: Australian & New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses-Conference Call SECOND CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT. An International Conference on Mental Health Nursing Culture and Caring : Caring in Culture Auckland New Zealand Aotea Centre, October 10-13 th 1996 The Theme that has been chosen is " Culture in Caring : Caring in Culture " This theme has had a great deal of support from our members who feel that in Aotearoa/New Zealand we are in a unique situation to invite presentations and discussions of the surrounding issues. As mental health nurses we feel a responsibility to not only acknowledge and respect health practises of tangata whenua [ the people of the land, indiginous people ] but also understand the culture og introduced concepts of mental health care. Nursing in Aotearoa/New Zealand has been at the forefront of promoting culture within nursing. By this we mean not only understanding and respecting another culture but also recognising the effects of colonisation and power imbalances on peoples health. Keynote Speakers Professor Mason Durie Professor Durie is Head of Department of Maori Studies and Director of Maori Health Research Unit at Massey University. His many and varied professional activities include memberships of the national advisory committee on Core health & Disability Services, the Maori Statistical Forum of Statistics New Zealand, the Maori Advisory Committee of the Law Commission and the maori health Standing Committee of the health research Council. He is a deputy convenor of the Maori Congress. Mereana Taikoko Mereana Taikoko is a Psychiatric Nurse, general nurse and midwife currently employed as the Principal Tutor of the Cook Islands School of Nursing. She has had a varied career working in mental health medical-surgical and maternity settings both in New Zealand & in the Cook Islands. In her keynote Address, Mereana will describe the historical development of the Cook Island approach to physical & mental health problems. Mereana draws upon her own experiences to illustrate the way in which modern medicine & local cultural practises complement each other. Dr Denny Webster Dr Webster is a Professor in the school of Nursing at the University of Colorado Health Science Centre. She has had an extensive history of teaching, researching and writing about mental health & womens isues. Dr Websters recent work has examined the use of Solution-approaches to care. She will draw upon this work as she examines the culture of mental health nurses & how it affects our relationships with other individuals & groups. Official Social Programme: Welcome Reception- Thursday 10th October 1996 Aotea Centre, Auckland 1830- 2030 Conference Dinner Dance ' Election Night Fever " [ NZ election Day } Saturday 12th October 1996 Aotea Centre. No Charge for full paying delegates Featured the " Topp Twins " Band : Bad for Business Time; 2000Hrs Investiture & Supper Friday 11th Octoberr Aotea Centre 1930 This is an annual ceremony conducted by the college where both members[ upon application] and those who have been successful in their application for Fellowship will be invested. Orator is Mr Bob Elliot, a Psychiatric Nurse of over 30 years experience. Programme Details Thursday 10th October 1996 1730 - 1930 Registration Desk open 1830-2030 Welcome reception DAY ONE 0730- 1630 Registration Desk Open 0830-1030 Powhiri/Welcome 1045-1100 Conference Convenor- Ms Kate Prebble College President - Ms Sandra Hoot Official Opening 1100-1200 Keynote Address: Professor Mason Durie, Palmerston North, New Zealand 1200-1330 Lunch & Exhibition Viewing with Cultural presentation- Maori Tangata Whenua 1330-1530 Concurrent Sessions Cultural Caring Awhi mai awhi atu taatou taatou e... Winston Maniotpoto A Bicultural Approach to Crisis Intervention. A Dynamic Psychiatric Emergency Team and Maori. Phyllis Tangitu Cultual Specific Nursing Kahu Williams Culture & Caring- Caring in Culture : An Integrated approach . Maori Development and Mental Health Services Culture of Caring: The Importance of Hope in a Culture of Caring Drt J Boddy Graduate Year Programme Numerous presenters. Combating Ethnocentrism: Integrating cultural sensitivity into western mental health nursing practise Phillip Maude Changing Nursing Cultures: From control to support. A better way to foster professional development of nurses. Ms jacky Talmet Indiginous People " Wanka Kulinvaku" Talk so as to be Understood Fiona Hartnett Reconciliation: What it means for healthcare providers. Dr Sharon hayes, Colin Seaton Mental Health Services- A Culturally appropriate model Various presenters Cultural Consideration in the Assessement & Diagnosis of Psychotic Illness in Aboriginal Australians Denis Blackford, Support in Care: Community Psychciatric Assessment. A qualitative study of baseline clinical skills Ms Derith Harris Marketing: Powerful ally to health professionals Ms Louise Hakiwai Isolation in the Community: People with disabilities living in Boarding houses Ms Julie Millard Ethnocentrism & Health Interventions Adian Jackson 1530-1600 Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Viewing 1600-1630 Other Concurrent Sessions What are we doing to Women Brenda Pope A Mental Health Service Development model.Placing the Client at the focus of the service. Bria Pickering/Ray Watson Some Effects of Past Governernmental Policies on the Australian Aboriginal Mental health Today. Ms Joan Eatock Culture: Worlds of Knowing in Mental Health Nursing Ms Athena Gavriel 1630-1700 Concurrent Sessions Crisis Respite Services,Auckland Healthcare. The Next Step On. Ms Lindsay Falls Rethinking Traditions, Righting Relationships, Reclaiming Care> Jo-Ann Walton Depression or Oppression Basser Jeeawody, Celia Saw Tool for the Assessement of Culturally Sensitive Practise Jenny Hossin 1700: Close of day One 1930 Investiture of Fellows & Members Aotea Centre DAY TWO 0800-1630 Registration Desk Open 0850-1000 Welcome; Mereana Taikoko, Caring about Mental Health in the Cook Islands Yesterday & Today 1000-1030 Morning Tea & Exhibition Viewing 1030-1200 Concurrent Sessions- In Various Themes Mental Health Needs of Pacific Island People Fuimaono Karl Puluto-Enderman DSMIV: An Appropriate Tool for Pacific Island Diagnosis Esetu Nonu Reid Community Services: Are they meeting the needs of Pacific Island Consumers? Fuimaono Karl Poluto-Enderman Esetu Nonu Reid Only You can Save mankind:Recognition & Nurture of Clinical expertise in psychiatric mental health nursing. Tom Ryan A Nursing Perspective: Reaching Out to people who are different Dr Judith Christiansen Going to Work on a Doghnut PACT Development of Mental Health in Western Samoa: Comparing & Sharing the Cultures K Kellehear, I Enoka Mental Health Care. Legacy of mental health Services in Zimbabwe Jenifer Mpilo Hoyo On the back Foot: Challenges for Mental Health Nurses Working with Refugees Chris Jane Trans-cultural Care in Mental Health Ruth DeSouza Changing Cultures: Institutionalisation-Rehabilitation Dean Hill Caring for Patients from NESB & different Cultural Backgrounds: Problems & Solutions Phillip Lee 1200-1330 Lunch & Exhibition Viewing with Cultural Presentation-Aboriginal Tanata Whenua 1330-1430 Theme Presentation: Tom Bridson & Lee Lucas The Complexities of Aborginal Mental Health 1430-1500 Concurrent Sessions: Te Puna Hauora Kaupapa Maori Services Te Puna Hauora Kaupapa Maori Service Pigs & Paradigms Peter May The Complexities of Aboriginal Mental health: Whats Happening Tom Bridson Empowerment & Disempowerment in Culturally Diverse Societies. Dr Peter Morrall 1500- 1530 Te Puna Marino ( Well of Calm ) Numerous Presenters The Role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the Care of People with Mental Health Problems Mr Anthony Lam Are We who we say we are? Denis Blackford Reporting Mental Health. Mike Hazelton 1530-1600 Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Viewing Workshops 1600-1700 The Interne: Fascilitating an International Nursing Culture Richard Lakeman The Way We Were J Clark, J Collins, S Paris Paradigm Shift Meets Overtime Shift. Numerous Presenters Working with Interpreters Ms Athena Gavriel 1700 Close Day Two 1705-1830 College Anual General Meeting 2000 Conference Dinner & Dance Aotea Centre DAY THREE SUNDAY 13TH OCTOBER 1996 0800-1200 Registration Desk Open 0850-1000 Welcome Group Address: Ron L Due ( Montana, USA ) & Gary Comes at Night ( Blackfeet Nation, Montana, USA) Using Ceremony: Traditional Ways of Seeking Help. 1000-1030 Morning Tea & Exhibition Viewing Themes Culture of Caring Concurrent Sessions 1030-1100 The Culture of Commerce: An Attempt tp turn metaphor into reality by use of language. John Connor Disempowerment & Self Destructive Behaviours Marie Crowe Graduate Psychiatric Nursing Case Study Numerous Presenters Male & Female Ways of Knowing: Useful paradigms or sexists myths. Janelle Langham 1100-1130 Tea or Therapy? Appraising five years working with long term mentally ill people in the community. Stephen Ball Where is God in all of this? Conversations with Christians: Depression & Spiritual Abuse. Colin Hayes. Mental Health Nursing: Is it a Sustainable Culture? Brenda HHappell Mental Health Nurses: Discourses on Empowerment , Local Culture & Accounting Practices. Stephen Tilley 1130-1200 The Changing Culture of Community Mental Health Services. Suzanne Ellis Chronic Fatigue Syndrome & Major Depression Christine Easton & Gregory Pomfret Educational Initiatives for Engineering Cultural Sensitivity in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing Christine Palmer Continuing Development of an Anxiety Disorder Unit Staffed with an Autonomous Behavioural Nurse Therapist. Julienne Watson 1200-1330 Lunch & Exhibition Viewing with Culural Presentation- Pacific Island Tangata Whenua 1330-1430 Keynote Address: Dr Denny Webster ( Colorado, USA) The Culture of Mental Health Nurses Conference Review and Presentations of Awards. Preview of 23rd Annual Conference to be held in Adelaide, South Australia. 1515-1600 Closing Ceremony and Afternoon Tea ACCOMMODATION There are 8 Choices of accommodation located near to the venue which is located in the Centre of Auckland City, Ranging in a Nightly Tarrif of between NZ$49.00 through to NZ$247.00 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION ANZCMHN Member Early Bird by 30th August NZ$490.00 After 30th August NZ$535 Non Member " " " NZ$545 " " " NZ$590 Full Registration Fee Includes: Name Badge and Conference materials. Attendance at Conference Sessions Attendance at the Welcome Reception Attendance at the Conference Dinner Morning/Afternoon Teas and Lunches, as per the programme Full Time Students and Consumer /Carer Registration Full Time Student Early Bird by 30th August NZ$250 After 30th August NZ$280 Consumer/Carer " " " " NZ$250 " " " NZ$280 Corporate Registration " " " " NZ$660 " " " NZ$700 Day Registration Members & Non Members Early Bird by 30th August NZ$225 per day After 30th NZ$280 per day FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact: The Conference Company, P.O.Box 90-040, Auckland, New Zealand Telephone +64-9-360 1240 Fax +64-9-360 1242 If you have any queries about the program then please contact the Conference Convenor at: Kate Prebble Telephone +64-9-846 5570 Fax +64-9-846 5515 Email KPREBBLE@nsati2.ait.ac.nz Or the writer of this Notice cjh@wave.co.nz ************************************************************************** Chris Hattan NZRCpN,ADN Nurse Specialist Psychiatry Member ANZCMHN, New Zealand Branch Committee Member Internet cjh@wave.co.nz * Voice/Fax (+64) 7 871-2793 * URL : http://www.entrepreneurs.net/members/pcmarketing.htm * Associate of the Global Entrepreneurs Network [GEN ID 400-424] * * PC Marketing * 27 Croasdale Rd, Te Awamutu, New Zealand * * Marketing for your Success. 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