1. Healthcare

Royal College of Psychiatrists
Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry
Annual Conference
4–6 March 2015, Intercontinental Hotel, Budapest
Preliminary Programme
Wednesday
08:00-09.00
Registration, refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
09:10-09.25
Introductory remarks and welcome
09:30-11:25
Gang culture within forensic services
Chair: Professor Jeremy Coid, Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine, London
09:30
Criminological perspective on gangs
Professor Decker, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Arizona State University
10:05
Police perspective on gangs in UK
Karyn McCluskey, Director, Scottish Violence Reduction Unit
10:40
Gangs, organised crime and high secure hospitals
Dr Ed Silva, Consultant Psychiatrist, Ashworth High Secure Hospital
11:00
Mr Paul Brannigan, Ex Gang Member
11:15
Discussion
11:30-11:55
Refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
12:00-12:55
Case conference: Psychiatric evidence in a genocide case: controversies in the
Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Dr Seena Fazel and human rights panel Discussion panel:
The Ieng Thirith case in context: international criminal justice-an idealistic
project in a world of constraint
Dr Sarah Nouwen, University Lecturer in Law, University of Cambridge
Dr Tim Exworthy, St Andrews Healthcare
13:00-14:05
14:10-16:10
Lunch, poster and exhibition viewing
Clinical Session: Restrictive Practices
Chair: Dr Fiona Mason, St Andrew' s Healthcare
14:10-14:20
New guidelines on restrictive practices
Dr Tim Exworthy, St Andrews Healthcare
14:20 – 14:40
Legal aspects of restrictive practices
Oliver Lewes – lawyer MDAC
14:40-14:55
Clinical aspects of restrictive practices
Local psychiatrist from Budapest
14:55-15:15
Restraint Reduction – What Works?
Dr Colin Dale, Caring Solutions (UK) ltd
15:15-15:35
Use of Seclusion in Psychiatric Intensive Care to reduce aggression
Dr Alexis Cullen, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience
15:35-15:55
Is smoking cessation a restrictive practice?
Professor Lindsay Thomson, Professor of Forensic Psychiatry, University of Edinburgh
15:55-16:10
Discussion
16:10-16:30
Refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
16:35-17:25
KEYNOTE: A Visionary Madness:
Chair: Professor Tom Fahy, Institute of Psychiatry
The Case of James Tilly Matthews and the Influencing Machine
Mike Jay
End of session
18:00
Drinks Reception
18:00
Books books books! Meet with authors, discuss their work
To book a stall contact [email protected] by 19 February
Thursday
08:45-09:25
09:30-11:30
Registration, refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
SESSION 5
Clinical Research Updates
Chair: Professor Nigel Eastman, St Georges University of London
09:30
Anger, psychotic delusions and violence
Dr Simone Ullrich, Queen Mary University London
09:50
Psychological treatment of psychosis within secure and inpatient services
Dr Gill Haddock
10:10
ADHD
Professor Philip Asherson, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience
10:30
WORSHIP
Professor Kathryn Abel & Dr Tammi Walker
10:50
Measuring fitness to plead
Dr Penny Brown, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience
11:10
Alcohol treatment in prisons
Professor Pamela Taylor, Institute of Psychological Medicine & Clinical Neuroscience
Cardiff University
11:30-11:55
Refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
12:00-12:55
13:00-13:55
14:00-15:30
Key note: Prison Healthcare
Chair: Professor Jenny Shaw, University of Manchester
Dr Alexander Simpson, Canada
Lunch, poster and exhibition viewing
SESSION
NEW RESEARCH & 6 PARALLEL WORKSHOPS
New Research Presentations
Chair: Dr Iain McKinnon, Wolfson Research Centre, Newcastle Upon Tyne
1
a) Anxiety and intimate partner violence: Can their association be explained by
coexisting conditions or borderline personality traits?
Dr Mary Davoren, Queen Mary University of London and East London Mental Health
Foundation Trust
b) Affective deficits and antisocial behaviour in psychopathy have a common
neuropsychological substrate
Dr Artemis Igoumenou, Queen Mary University London
c) Childhood trauma and violent behaviour in men with schizophrenia
Dr Clare Oakley, St Andrew's Healthcare, Northampton
d) Pattern of injuries and other crime scene behaviour in homicide by people with
schizophrenia
Dr Mohammad Rahman, University of Manchester/Guild Lodge Secure Services, Lancashire
Care NHS Foundation Trust
e) The prevalence of common mental health disorders among male foreign
national offenders held in an immigration removal centre
Dr Piyal Sen, St Andrew's Essex and Visiting Researcher, Institute of Psychiatry, King's
college, London.
f) Characteristics and needs of long-stay patients in high and medium secure
forensic-psychiatric care - Implications for service organisation
Dr Brigit Vollm, University of Nottingham
2
Strategies in the management of severe emotionally unstable personality
disorder
Dr Katina Anagnostakis
3
Female Secure Services : What the future holds?
Dr Vivek Bisht, Brockfield House, Wickford
4
Prosecution decision-making for mentally disordered offenders
Inspector Michael Brown
5
From Mass Incarceration to Mass Shootings: American struggles with violence
and mental illness
Reena Kapoor, MD, Calderdale Royal Hospital, Halifax
6
Medium and low secure transition pathways in adolescent populations
Dr Cesar Lengua, St Nicholas Hospital, NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
7
Starred up? Youth crime, gangs, films, music and social media
Paula Phillips
15:30-15:55
Refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
16:00-17:30
SESSION:
7 PARALLEL WORKSHOPS
1
New drivers for clinical quality in Forensic Psychiatry. What it is, how to define it,
how to measure it
Dr Marco Picchioni, St Andrew's Healthcare, Northampton
2
Development of standards for prison mental health teams
Dr Huw Stone, Lake House, Chertsey
3
Early intervention in forensic psychiatry
Dr Danny Sullivan, Dr Rick Fraser, Associate Professor Rosie Purcell & Dr Jake Harvey
4
Forensic Mental Health Research: Into the ‘20s and beyond
Professor Pamela J Taylor, Institute of Psychological Medicine & Clinical Neuroscience
Cardiff University
5
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Diagnosis, treatment and research in
forensic settings
Professor Lindsay Thomson, University of Edinburgh
6
Crossing the forensic line: artists on the verge of a “nervous breakdown”
Dr Mary Whittle, John Howard Centre, London
7
Latest developments in the community treatment of Antisocial Personality
Disorder
Dr Jessica Yakeley, Portman Clinic, London
17:35-18:35
Adolescent Forensic Psychiatry Special Interest Group
17:35-18:35
Working beyond retirement: Choices, opportunities, responsibilities
Dr Gwen Adshead, Ravenswood House, Fareham, Dr Joe Bouch, Goldenhill Resource
Centre, Glasgow and Dr John Baird, Glasgow
17:45
Fun Run
20:00
Reception & Conference Dinner – book online
Intercontinental Hotel
Friday
08:20-08:35
Registration, refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
08:40-08:55
Faculty Report and Business Meeting
09:00-10:30
4 PARALLEL CLINICAL MASTERCLASSES
1
Acquired Brain Injury
Professor Huw Williams, University of Exeter and Dr Prathiba Chitsabesan, Manchester
2
Personality Disorder pathways within prisons and the NHS
Dr Raj Darjee, Royal Edinburgh Hospital
Dr Penny Banerjee, Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist, Arnold Lodge
Dr Colin Campbell, Kings College London
3
Substance misuse
Dr Mike Kelleher, Lorraine Hewitt House, London
4
Medicolegal masterclass in Capacity
Professor Phil Fennell, University of Cardiff and Dr Lucy Series, University of Cardiff
10:30-10:55
Registration, refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
11:00-12:30
4 PARALLEL CLINICAL MASTERCLASSES
1
Acquired Brain Injury
Professor Huw Williams, University of Exeter and Dr Prathiba Chitsabesan, Manchester
2
Personality Disorder pathways within prisons and the NHS
Dr Raj Darjee, Royal Edinburgh Hospital
Dr Penny Banerjee, Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist, Arnold Lodge
Dr Colin Campbell, Kings College London
3
Substance misuse
Dr Mike Kelleher, Lorraine Hewitt House, London
4
Medicolegal Masterclass in Capacity
Professor Phil Fennell, University of Cardiff and Dr Lucy Series, University of Cardiff
12:30-13:25
Lunch, poster and exhibition viewing
13:30-14:45
Chair: Dr Andrew Johns
Forensic Psychiatry in South Africa: beyond Pistorius and Dewani
Professor Sean Kaliski, University of Cape Town
14:45 Close
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VENUE INFORMATION
INTERCONTINENTAL BUDAPEST
Apáczai Csere J. u. 12-14.
1052 Budapest
HUNGARY
Tel: +36-1-327-6333
http://budapest.intercontinental.com/en