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National Training Forum for Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm | Monday 6th March 2017

Day 1 Programme

Day 1: Monday 6th March 2017 - Hotel Novotel Ellerslie

Today will contain a range of interactive presentations, inspiring discussions and hands-on workshops around preventing

and minimising gambling harm. Guests are encouraged to move between streams to maximise your exposure to the

innovative, integrate and motivate themes.

7.45am Registration desk opens

8.30am Welcome / Whakatau

Hāpai Te Hauora - Rangi McLean

9.15am Opening Address | Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm

Ministry of Health - Richard Taylor

9.30am Plenary | Introducing the Theme

National Coordination Service - Layla Lyndon-Tonga

10.00am Morning Tea

INNOVATE

Rimu 1 INTEGRATE

Rimu 2 MOTIVATE

Rimu 3

10.30am New Ideas for Collaboration

Mental Health Foundation

Ellen Norman, Witi Ashby

Effectively working with Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Groups

Waitemata DHB

Sue Lim, Dr Annette Mortensen

Public Health Units & Gambling Harm Community Action

Northland DHB

Anil Shetty

11.00am A Randomised Clinical Trial of Gambling Interventions in a Face-to-face Service Setting in New Zealand

AUT and The Salvation Army Oasis

Katie Palmer Du Preez, Lisa Campbell, Laura Hay

Measuring for Outcomes: P-COMMS

PGFNZ

Laurie Siegel Woodward

Professional Development Planning

Te Kākano, Hāpai Te Hauora

Karly D'Souza, Suaree Borell

11.30am Working with Corrections

PGFNZ

Annabelle Harris, Brenda Zegerman

Increasing Motivation: A Review of Gambling Helpline’s Supported Self Help Program Homecare Medical

Melissa Grant, Claire Komatas

12.00pm The Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Outcomes Framework: A New Approach

Ministry of Health

Dr Tai Kake

From Gambling Problems to Experience of Gambling Harm: A DHB Perspective

Waikato DHB

Kay Kristensen

Digital Smart Tools for Public Health

National Coordination Service, Hāpai Te Hauora

Layla Lyndon-Tonga

National Training Forum for Preventing and Minimising

Gambling Harm | 6th - 8th March 2017

Innovate, Integrate, Motivate


Day 1 Programme

12.30pm Lunch

1.30pm

Plenary | Cultural Competency and the Need for Responsivity in Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm

Turuki Healthcare - Te Puea Winiata, Barry Bublitz

INNOVATE Rimu 1

INTEGRATE Rimu 2

MOTIVATE Rimu 3

2.15pm The Merits of Self-Exclusions

Te Rangihaeata Oranga Trust

Geoff Nauer

Introduction to Māori Co-design Principles

Ngā Aho

Desna Whaanga-Schollum

Where Do You Find a Māori Researcher?

Ngā Pae o Te Māramatanga

Tracey McIntosh

2.45pm Peer Support and Clinical Teams

ABACUS

Peter Thorburn

Gambling Regulation

Department of Internal Affairs

Sue Ingram

Effective Use of Social Media for Behaviour Change

Hāpai Te Hauora

Ants Hawke

3.15pm Afternoon Tea

INNOVATE

Rimu 1 INTEGRATE

Rimu 2 MOTIVATE

Rimu 3

3.30pm Class 4 Gamble Host Responsibility Training Package Health Promotion Agency

Api Poutasi

Alcohol & Other Drug Treatment Courts: What can we learn?

Odyssey House

Dan Grey

Informed Practice: A Case Study

The Salvation Army Oasis

Chris Watkins

4.00pm Linking Sale and Supply of Alcohol and Gambling

Grant Hewison & Associates Ltd.

Dr Grant Hewison

Financial Literacy

Raukura Hauora o Tainui

Grant Reihana

The Evolution of a Consumer Advisor

National Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Advisory Group

Des Corcoran

4.30pm Wrap up

5.30pm – 7.00pm Networking Evening @ Hotel Novotel Ellerslie

The National Coordination Service is pleased to host the 2017 Networking Evening - an opportunity to catch up with

Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm service providers and other sector stakeholders, share your experiences, grow

your ideas and enjoy a selection of the restaurant's delicious canapés.


Day 1 Programme

Day 1 Presentations

The Gambling harm workforce are a unique and growing group of people, tasked with actively preventing and

minimising gambling harm across New Zealand. The range of skills and expertise are broad and diverse and

therefore, the need for support that encourages the demonstration of leadership through innovation, integration

and motivation will be key to enhancing workforce capacity during this national forum.

The application of the theme over the three days will embody this Whakatauki:

'Haere taka mua, taka muri - Kaua e whai!'

Be a leader not a follower

As the workforce actively prevents and minimises gambling harm in Aotearoa there are times when leadership is

required, the next few days will be enlightening and the agenda promises to inspire and invigorate principles of best

practice.

Innovate – New ideas and New thinking

The examination of fresh ideas, new approaches and emerging tools in gambling harm minimisation. If you’ve tried

it and it works, then let’s find out why?

Presenter Name(s) Katie Palmer Du Preez, Lisa Campbell, Laura Hay - The Salvation Army Oasis and AUT

Presentation slot Monday 6th March 11.00am - 12.00pm

Topic The First Randomised Clinical Trial of a Gambling Intervention in New Zealand

Description

Introduction of New Zealand’s national clinical trial testing the effectiveness of two gambling interventions in a face to face setting including an overview of the clinical trial, collaboration between AUT and Oasis and case studies on the two treatment approaches.

Presenter Name(s) Ellen Norman, Witi Ashby - Mental Health Foundation

Presentation slot Monday 6th March 10.30am - 11.00am

Topic New Ideas for Collaboration

Description

An introduction to the Mental Health Foundation and its core programme of work, then looking at the pathways to wellness and the disruption to this from harmful gambling behaviours. Followed by an invitation to service providers to collaborate as a final call to action.


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Presenter Name(s) Dr Tai Kake - Ministry of Health

Presentation slot Monday 6th March 12.00pm - 12.30pm

Topic The Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Outcomes Framework: A New Approach

Description

The Ministry and gambling harm sector have committed to reporting on progress towards achieving outcomes in the Strategy to Prevent and Minimise Gambling Harm 2016/17 to 2019/19. This presentation outlines the new approach being taken to outcomes reporting, the timeline for the new outcomes report, and provides an opportunity for questions and comments.

Presenter Name(s) Geoff Nauer - Te Rangihaeata Oranga Trust


Topic The Merits of Self-Exclusions

Description Discuss and explore Te Rangihaeata approach to exclusions.

Presenter Name(s) Peter Thorburn - ABACUS

Presentation slot Monday 6th March 2.45 - 3.15pm

Topic Peer Support and Clinical Teams

Description The art and science of supporting the bridge toward recovery. Lived experience in Addiction and how to see your way clear of the fog.

Presenter Name(s) Api Poutasi - Health Promotion Agency


Topic Class 4 Gamble Host Responsibility Training Package

Description

The HPA has been working with DIA, MoH and Class 4 trusts and societies to develop a gambling host responsibility training package as a part of phase 2 of the Gamble Host Initiative. This training is aimed at improving host responsibility in venues and will launched later this year.


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Presenter Name(s) Grant Hewison - Grant Hewison & Associates Ltd.


Topic Linking Sale and Supply of Alcohol and Gambling

Description The experience of addressing gambling harm in collaboration with alcohol harm and policy development within Territorial Local Authorities.

Integrate – Celebrating diversity, acknowledging difference

Discussion of topics like collaboration, co-design, social equality and knowledge sharing.

Presenter Name(s) Sue Lim, Dr Annette Mortensen - Waitemata District Health Board


Topic CALD Cultural Competency and Cultural Appropriate Problem Gambling Interventions

Description

Sue Lim and her team have created a set of resources to build cultural awareness, sensitivity, knowledge and skills for working with migrant and refugee communities. This presentation introduces cultural competency concepts and discusses working with people of Asian, Middle Eastern, Latin American and African (MMELA) backgrounds.

Presenter Name(s) Laurie Siegel-Woodward - Problem Gambling Foundation


Topic Measuring For Outcomes P-COMMS

Description

Award winning innovation by PGFNZ has resulted in the ability to inspire collaborative ways of working. Here expand on how PCOMMS was integrated throughout service delivery to improve the outcomes of service users.

Presenter Name(s) Annabelle Harris, Brenda Zegerman - Problem Gambling Foundation


Topic Working with Corrections

Description The way in which we engage service users in prisons takes careful planning and consideration. This presentation discusses the success and challenges of working with corrections.


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Presenter Name(s) Kay Kristensen - Waikato District Health Board


Topic From gambling problems to the experience of gambling harm: A DHB perspective

Description

What role can a DHB have in Gambling harm minimisation? Kay discusses her experiences in social impact assessments, collaborating with Local council and other stakeholders and developing a position statement for gambling.

Presenter Name(s) Desna Whaanga-Schollum - Ngā Aho


Topic Introduction to Māori Co-design Principles

Description

Participation and co-creation have become essential features of programme design, service delivery and research approaches in many public sector areas. In this session we uncover and share recent learnings in identifying, sharing and growing a platform for Māori centred co-design approaches.

Presenter Name(s) Sue Ingram - Department of Internal Affairs


Topic Gambling Regulation

Description This presentation explores improving performance, setting expectations and collaborating on best practice regarding the regulation of gambling.

Presenter Name(s) Dan Grey - Odyssey House


Topic Alcohol & Other Drug Treatment Courts: What can we learn?

Description

AODT Courts are being piloted at Auckland and Waitakere district courts to address the link between addiction issues and crime. Breaking the cycle of the 'revolving door' is the purpose of these courts – could this approach be valuable to other addictions such as gambling?


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Presenter Name(s) Grant Reihana - Raukura Hauora o Tainui


Topic Financial Literacy

Description Discuss and explore the successes and challenges of the financial literacy programme delivered by the Raukura team.

Motivate – Best practice for improved outcomes

Demonstration of motivation techniques for service users, whānau, community and even practitioners thorough

exploration of what works, how it works and the inspiration it promotes for success. This will also be the place to

explore how success can motivate more success as a key driver to best practice.

Presenter Name(s) Anil Shetty - Northland District Health Board


Topic Public Health Units and Gambling Harm Community Action

Description Join us as we hear how public health units improve community action alongside District Councils or Local Territorial Authorities.

Presenter Name(s) Karly D'Souza & Suaree Borell - Te Kākano


Topic Professional Development Planning

Description

Workforce development plans can be used to build knowledge and skills that progress ones career and service outcomes at the same time. Participants are guided through the development of a WFD plan using an RBA way of working.

Presenter Name(s) Melissa Grant, Claire Komatas - Homecare Medical


Topic Increasing Motivation: A Review of Gambling Helpline’s Supported Self Help Program

Description This presentation explores a supported self help programme delivered by the national tele-health service - Homecare Medical.


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Presenter Name(s) Layla Lyndon-Tonga - National Coordination Service


Topic Digital Smart Tools for Better Public Health

Description

The increase of digital technology and availability of smart phones add a dimension to the way we do things. Listen to how this has enabled adoption of smarter systems that encourage a continual focus on quality outcomes.

Presenter Name(s) Tracey MacIntosh - Ngā Pae o Te Māramatanga


Topic Where Do You Find a Māori Researcher?

Description

Ngā Pae o Te Māramatanga are a national collective of Maori researchers who subscribe to the delivery of kaupapa Māori research. Tracey introduces this network and the benefits of Kaupapa Māori research methodologies when addressing health and social issues.

Presenter Name(s) Ants Hawke - Hāpai Te Hauora


Topic Effective Use of Social Media for Behaviour Change

Description

How do you influence an entire populations behaviour? Communicating key messages and promoting healthy choices has been revolutionised with the increasing influence of social media. Ants Hawke will discuss a recent community development project led by Hāpai Te Hauora and the insights that are helping shape future projects. This will include how different platforms were used, why these were effective and how these techniques can be applied to gambling harm initiatives.

Presenter Name(s) Chris Watkins - Oasis


Topic Informed Practice: A Case Study

Description

By critically analysing the theory of addiction, the presentation of a clinical case study where talking therapy is used to reach a favourable outcome for service users enables the examination of clinical practice in gambling harm - in the hope that others will do the same.


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Presenter Name(s) Des Corcoran - National Preventing and Minimising Gambling Harm Advisory Group


Topic The Evolution of a Consumer Advisor

Description

Service user participation in the planning and designing of service plans, outcomes frameworks and workforce development of staff is priceless yet is not a common occurrence. This presentation explores the value and merit of lived experience to inspire others to do so.

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