CMSA 2006 ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Day One – Thursday 16 February

• Opening Welcome Address by Joanne Clancy President CMSA

• Indigenous Welcome address by Joy Murphy

• Address Honourable Gavin Jennings, Minister for Aged Care and Aboriginal Affairs

• Keynote Address Case Management Competencies and Best Practices: The Professional and the Public Perspective
  Professor JoAnn Damron Rodriguez UCLA, USA

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• Plenary Address Getting Standards off the Shelf

     Brad Cooper & Kerrie Maher

• Plenary Address Laughter is the best medicine -Laughter Therapy Program

     Rev Howard Langmead

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• GOAL CENTRED PRACTICE Getting There: Moving to Goal Centred Case Management Practices as an Organisational Change Process

     Michael Summers, Michael Summers Consulting,
     Wendy Davey & Graham Custance, Care Connect, VIC

• MODELS -ACUTE CARE From Implementation to Application ~ Acute Care Case Management Within A Private Hospital Setting. 'Exposing our Excellence'

     Pippa Dean,St John of God Hospital, WA

• PRACTISE DEVELOPMENT If you build it, they will come

     Ruth Tang & Brad Cooper, Baptist Community Care, VIC

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• MODELS- VOCATIONAL What is it that affects a client's adherence to a graduated return to work program?

    Donaleen Shiell & Dr Sarah Dean,Teaching and Research Unit, University of Otago, NZ

• PRACTISE DEVELOPMENT Strategies that make case management effective

     Nicole Brooke, Baptist Community Services, PhD student with University of Western Sydney, NSW.

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• Keynote Address Total Joint Solutions Model of Care
  

     Dr David Campbell



Day Two Friday 17 February

• Keynote Address Why document management is fundamental to achieving and demonstrating excellence in case management practice

     Dr Mark Siddins

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• EFFECTIVENESS WORKSHOP Demonstrating the effectiveness of episodic Case Management intervention

     Kate Kerr, Transport Accident Commission & Cath Burns Yooralla, VIC

• MODELS-RESIDENTIAL Case Management Model for Residential Aged Care Facilities

     Nicole Brooke, Baptist Community Services, NSW.

• ACUTE CARE Case Management Through Clinical Pathways to Improve Quality of Care in National University Hospital, Singapore

     Dr Sandhya Mujumdar, National Healthcare Group, Singapore

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• MODELS- COMMUNITY Towards 2010-A Case Management Odyssey

    David McCoy and Rhonda Schulz, Uniting Care Community Options, VIC

• ACUTE CARE Clinical Pathways- A Paradigm Shift to Excellence

     Joanne Besanko, Wakefield Hospital, SA

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• PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE How Do We Expose Excellence? LESS CAN BE MORE….a WA perspective

     Peneolpe Mogridge, Brightwater Care Group, WA

• OUTCOMES Provision of Vocational Rehabilitation Services to clients from a Vietnamese Community Background

     Jennifer Young, CRS Australia, VIC

• PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Professional Development Issues in the Community Care Sector

     Ms Maria De Leo,Coordinated and Home Care Unit, Department of Human Services, VIC

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• PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE East meets Nexxt - From Marxism to Mutualism

     Bronwyn Hall, Business Development Manager, Nextt Health, VIC

• OUTCOMES Using an electronic adaptation of the Resident Assessment Instrument - Home Care to ensure excellence in case management.

     Chelsea Simpson, Coordinated Healthcare, VIC

• EDUCATION An international comparison of University approaches to continued professional education in case management: issues of access, content, delivery, standards and accreditation.

     Elizabeth Moore, Charles Sturt University, NSW

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• NAVIGATING THE SYSTEM Navigating Non Compensible State Systems - Jeremy's Journey with a Case Manager

     Antoinette Bogg, Melbourne Citymission, Acquired Brain Injury Unit, Vic

• PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Working towards a coordinated approach to providing HIV care

     Vaughan Parsons, ADAHPT, Sydney, Australia

• CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT Optimising care coordination in the Hospital Admission Risk Program - Chronic Disease Management.

     Zoe Austin-Crowe, Metropolitan Health & Aged Care Services, Department of Human Services, VIC

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• NAVIGATING THE SYSTEM Across the continuum of care - from incarceration to independent community living'. Management of HIV positive persons with complex needs

    Jennifer Thompson, ADAHPT, Sydney, Australia

• PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Measuring "Excellence"

     Steve Bailey, Nepean Options, VIC

• MENTAL HEALTH Case Management for Persons Who Are Homeless and have a Serious Mental Illness: The Inner South Homeless Outreach Psychiatric Service.

     Brent Hayward, The Alfred Homeless Outreach Psychiatric Service (HOPS), VIC

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• Plenary Address Untangling the Web- where does case management fit in the service delivery system?

     Dr Deborah Roberts