CMSA 2005 ANNUAL CONFERENCE HOTEL SOFITEL MELBOURNE

Day One – Thursday 24 February

• Opening Welcome Address by Joanne Clancy

• Indigenous Welcome performed by Carolyn Briggs

• Keynote Address: Professor David Challis
  Towards more effective and efficient care management: lessons from the implementation in the UK

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• Community Care Management in Local Govt - What is the evidence?

     Brad Cooper-University of Melbourne

• Outcomes CM as the 'all rounder' in Partnership

     Alison Skeldon -Latrobe Community Health

• Models CM as the basis for regional interagency collaboration

     Karen Walsh MICAH Community Service QLD

• Acute The CMs experience of the practice of CM

     Andrea McDonagh QE11 Jubilee Hospital

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• Plenary Address National Standards of Practice – The Emperor’s New Clothes

     Brad Cooper-University of Melbourne

• Keynote Address  Reboot Your Head

     Jason Clarke Minds at Work

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• Systems Change Workshop: Constructing an evidence base through client research

     Margaret Hughes, Di Lane Community Ventures and Alliances, NSW

• Community Community Options Tasmania: Directions for the Future

     Jan Kasteel, Clarence Community Options, TAS, Jacinta Ellis, DHHS, TAS

Outcomes “HARPing ON” the outcomes of a program that aims to bridge the gap

  Nicholas Levin, InnerEast CHC, Connie Bonanno North Yarra CHC, VIC

• Disease Management Evaluating HIV Case Management

     Vaughan Parsons, ADAHPT/Sydney Hospital/Sydney Eye Hospital

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• Community The Way Forward for CM in Community Care

     Andrew Allsop Mercy Aged Care, WA

• Outcomes Case Managing Patients with Chronic Lung Disease and Chronic Heart Failure

    Ana Hutchinson, RMH

• Disease Management Case Management in a DM program for Congestive Heart Failure in National Healthcare Group, Singapore

    Hui Nah Tan, NHG

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• Plenary Address
  Who does what in community CM? A survey of learning needs has raised questions regarding role definitions

     Mollie Sullivan Verso Consulting



Day Two Friday 25 February

• Keynote Address Partnerships for Research and Evaluation in CM: One Way Forward

     Michael Summers - University of Ballarat

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• Systems Change The CM Action Group – working collectively for Best Practice

     Helen Parker CM Action Group Melbourne City Mission VIC

• Disease Management DM for complex medical patients

     Kaylene Fiddes, DM Unit, The Alfred Hospital, Ambulatory Care Australia, VIC

• Acute Evidence based practice in developing a Pre-Admission Clinic

     Joanne Besanko Calvary HealthCare SA

• Acute The Self Purchasing Model – a review of Phase One and “What’s Ahead”

     Therese Morgante, Transport Accident Commission, VIC

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• Plenary Address The Use of Valid and Reliable Tools in Case Management

    Professor Len Gray University of Queensland

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• Disability Action Research as a method to develop a CM model

     Andrea Corbett Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki NZ

• Models Quality Feedback – a Key Component to Facilitating GP/Primary Care Multi Disciplinary Systems Integration

     Catherine Fuller Central Victorian Health Alliance VIC

• Acute How do you Measure the Success of Case Management in Acute Care Hospitals?

     Maree Pollard Ramsay Health Care SA

• Systems Change System Linkage and Integration – the Only Way Forward

     Jane Evans St Vincent’s Health VIC

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• Outcomes Workshop: A Story Telling Approach to CM

     Dianna Howell, Blue Mountains Community Options, NSW, Jacinta Ellis, DHHS, TAS

• Community RVCP (Retirement Villages Care Pilot) CM in Retirement Villages: the Evidence Shows

     Kathy Day, Southern Cross Care (Vic), Eleanor Edgar, Rice Village, Mercy Health and Aged Care, Geelong, VIC

• Systems Change Developing Performance Information to Support Correctional CM

     Pamela Hansford, Corporate Strategy Unit NSW Dept of Corrective Services NSW

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• Models Victorian Co-ordinated Healthcare Trial, Phase 11: a Comparison Between Service Co-ordination & CM

     Tina Hill, Coordinated Helathcare, VIC

• Acute Outreach CM in an Acute Health Care Setting for People Living with HIV/AIDS

     Leanne Dalla-Vecchia, Alfred Hospital, VIC

• Corrections Case Planning in a What Works Framework: Matching Risk and Needs with Programs and Services

     Ross Feenan, NSW Dept of Corrective Services, NSW

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• Plenary Address Case Management Plus – a Case Management Framework and Methodology for Mental Health Service Delivery.

     Carol Swendson, Queensland Health, Queensland