second european congress on assertive outreach

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AVILÉS, ASTURIAS, SPAIN

26th-28th of June 2013

Second European congress on assertive outreach and integrated outpatient mental health care

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26th June, 2013

The Board of the European Assertive Outreach Foundation

and the Local Organizing Committee are pleased to welcome

you to the Second European Outreach Congress!

Improving integration means both integration of services as

well as integration of patients in society. The fi rst and inspir-

ing European conference on assertive outreach showed that

much work needs to be done to improve the availability and

quality of outpatient care for severely mentally ill patients, es-

pecially with respect to integration.

Integration of services is important for patients with severe

mental illness, because these patients have complex needs.

Many patients also need assertive outreach services, since

they are diffi cult to engage into treatment. In order to prevent

fragmentation of services, the outreach services also need to

be integrated, Assertive outreach is one model to provide in-

tegrated services.

Integration of patients in society refers to patients participating

in education, social relationships, leisure activities and work.

This is problematic for many of our patients. By providing in-

terventions that aim at improving integration in society, such

as housing fi rst, supported employment and recovery groups,

we can stimulate integration in society. These interventions

can be integrated in an outpatient treatment model that also

provides assertive outreach.

During this Second European Assertive Outreach Congress

our objective is to bring together the knowledge about AO

and integration in Europe.

The broader aim of the conference is to bring together clini-

cians, researchers, policy makers, representatives from pa-

tient and family organisations to discuss ways to optimize

outpatient care for patients with severe mental illness.

The European Assertive Outreach Foundation creates a Eu-

ropean network, by organizing international AO conferences

every two years. The EAOF stimulates research across differ-

ent countries to investigate and compare models of AO, their

cost-effectiveness, and the development and implementation

of other evidence-based practices within the context of AO.

The EAOF will help ensure that the most vulnerable citizens in

our communities receive the highest possible quality of care.

Prof. Niels Mulder Dr. Juan José Martínez Jambrina

Chairman of the EAOF Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee

WELCOME LETTER

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INDEX2 iEvents application

3 Welcome letter

5 Honour Committee

6 Board of the European Assertive Outreach Foundation

7 Local Organizing Committee, Local Scientifi c Committee

8 International Scientifi c Committee

9 Scientifi c Programme

9 Wednesday, June 26th 2013

10 Thursday, June 27th 2013

19 Friday, June 28th 2013

24 List of abstracts submitted to the congress

24 Oral Abstracts

30 Poster Abstracts

36 Social Programme

37 Venue Information

37 Location of Venues

38 Niemeyer Centre, NH Palacio de Ferrera Hotel

39 Offi cial Transports

39 Commercial exhibition layout

40 General Information

40 Conference Dates and Venue, Technical Secretariat, Important notice,

Presentation hand-in, Simultaneous Interpretation Service, Local Time

41 Registration to the Congress

42 Accommodation

43 Abstract Guidelines, Awards, Virtual poster exhibition area

44 Registration to workshops, Accreditation of Activities

45 Access Control, Certifi cates, Accreditation badges

46 Grid of Activities

50 Sponsors, Co-sponsorships, Collaborators

51 Organiser, Technical Secretariat

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COMMITTEES

Honour Committee

Honour PresidencyTheir Royal Highnesses

Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia of Asturias

Honour MembersPresident of the Principality of Asturias

Javier Fernández Fernández

Minister of Health, Social Services and Equity of SpainAna Mato Adrover

Mayor of AvilésPilar Varela Díaz

Regional Minister of Health of the Principality of AsturiasFaustino Blanco González

Chancellor of the University of OviedoVicente Gotor Santamaría

Director of San Agustín HospitalBegoña Martínez Argüelles

President of the World Psychiatric Association (WPA)Pedro Ruiz

President of the Latin American Psychiatric Association (APAL)Enrique Camarena Robles

President of the World Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation (WAPR)Afzal Javed

President of the European Psychiatric Association (EPA)Patrice Boyer

WHO Regional Advisor for Mental HealthMatthijs Muijen

President of the Spanish Neuropsychiatric Association (AEN)Eudoxia Gay Pamos

President of the Spanish Federation for Psychosocial Rehabilitation (FEARP)José J. Uriarte Uriarte

President of the Victimology Foundation Institute (FIVE)Enrique Baca Baldomero

President of the Castilla del Pino FoundationCelia Fernández Prieto

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Board of the European Assertive Outreach Foundation

ChairmanProf. Dr. Niels Mulder

SecretaryMrs. Margret Overdijk, MBA

TreasurerMr. Fred Koops, MBA

Special Member of the BoardDr. Juan José Martínez Jambrina

Advisors of the BoardMr. Michiel Bähler

Mr. Berno van Meijel

Mr. Rokus Loopik

Mr. Mike Firn

Prof. Dr. Torleif Ruud

Drs. Floor van Dijk

Mrs. Marjan ter Avest

Mr. Jan Berndsen

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Local Organizing Committee

ChairmanDr. Juan José Martínez Jambrina

MembersMrs. Rosa María Ajenjo Díaz

Dr. Luis Bastida Rivas

Dr. Juan Antonio Bermúdez Rivera

Mrs. Cristina Casado González

Dr. Alberto Durán Rivas

Dr. Ángel Roberto Fernández García

Dr. Ana Isabel González López

Dr. Ángeles Hevia Maroto

Dr. Laura Iglesias Fernández

Dr. Ana Esther Lada Rodríguez

Mr. Luis Lorenzo Miguel Reguera

Dr. Joaquín Moreno Vela

Mrs. Cristina Pintado Miranda

Dr. Eva Povedano Suárez

Mrs. Paz Rico Sainz de la Maza

Dr. Secundino Sánchez Fernández

Local Scientifi c Committee

PresidentDr. Enrique Peñuelas Carnicero

MembersMr. Pablo Alonso Villar

Dr. Mª Teresa Amboage Paz

Dr. Marifé Bravo Ortiz

Dr. José Enrique Burgueño Montañés

Dr. Antonio Ciruelos Gil

Dr. Jesús de la Higuera Romero

Dr. Rubén de Pedro Ullate

Mrs. Margarita Eguiagaray García

Dr. Ovidio Fernández Alonso

Dr. Gema González López

Dr. Ricardo Guinea Roca

Dr. Margarita Hernanz Manrique

Dr. Ignacio Lara Ruiz Granados

Dr. Tomás López Corominas

Dr. José López Santiago

Dr. Silvestre Martínez Benítez

Dr. Javier Montejo Candosa

Dr. Antonio Núñez Pérez

Dr. Fermín Pérez Pérez

Dr. Ramón Ramos Ríos

Dr. Francisco Rodríguez Pulido

Mr. Daniel Pedro Rodríguez Vázquez

Mr. José María Sánchez Monge

Dr. José Juan Uriarte Uriarte

Dr. Martín Lorenzo Vargas Aragón

Dr. Marta Winter Navarro

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International Scientifi c Committee

ChairmanProf. Dr. Niels Mulder

MembersProf. Dr. Anke Bramesfeld

Prof. Dr. Tom Burns

Prof. Dr. Wendy Chow

Dr. Mike Firn

Dr. Afzal Javed

PhD. Hans Kroon

Prof. Dr. Samuel Law

Dr. Juan José Martínez Jambrina

Prof. Dr. Roberto Mezzina

Prof. Dr. Merete Nordentoft

Prof. Dr. Jim van Os

Prof. Dr. Guido Pieters

Prof. Dr. Stefan Priebe

Dr. Katarzyna Prot Klinger

Prof. Dr. Torleif Ruud

Prof. Dr. Hans Joachim Salize

Mrs. Cheri M. Sixbey

Dr. Sineke ten Horn

Prof. Dr. Francisco Torres González

Dr. Remmers van Veldhuizen

Prof. Johannes Wankata

Wednesday

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

Wednesday, June 26th 2013Pre-congress activities: Chair: Prof. Dr. Niels Mulder Dome

(Niemeyer Centre) Professor and Psychiatrist. BavoEuropoort/Parnassia and Department of Psychiatry. Erasmus

Medical Centre. Rotterdam. The Netherlands. Chairman of the EAOF.

3.00 – 3.30 pm Plenary Presentation: Using Research to Refi ne AO. Dome

(Niemeyer Centre)

Uso de la investigación para perfeccionar el TAC.Prof. Dr. Tom Burns

Professor of Social Psychiatry. Department of Psychiatry.University of Oxford. United Kingdom.

3. 30 – 4.00 pm Plenary Presentation: Benefi ts/ limitations of certifi cation of ACT and FACT.Dome

(Niemeyer Centre)

Benefi cios/ limitaciones de la certifi cación del TAC y del FACT.Dr. Remmers van Veldhuizen

Psychiatrist. Chairman CCAF. Groningen. The Netherlands.

4.00 – 4.30 pm Pause

4.30 – 5.00 pm Plenary Presentation: Effects of AO in Avilés. Dome

(Niemeyer Centre)

Resultados del TAC en Avilés.Dr. Juan José Martínez Jambrina

Psychiatrist. Director of the Mental Health Services of Avilés. Asturias. Spain. Special member

of the Board.

5.00 – 5.30 pm Plenary Presentation: Working on model fi delity. Dome

(Niemeyer Centre)

Trabajando en un modelo de fi delidad.Prof. Dr. Gregory Teague

Associate Professor. Department of Mental Health Policies. University of South Florida. USA.

5.30 – 6.00 pm Discussion on the importance (or not) of model fi delity. Dome

(Niemeyer Centre)

Debate sobre la importancia (o no) de un modelo de fi delidad.

6.00 – 6.30 pm Guest Lecture: Fiction as therapy.Dome

(Niemeyer Centre)

La fi cción como terapia.Mrs. Elvira Lindo Garrido

Journalist and fi ction writer. Collaborator of the newspaper El País. Madrid- New York.

6.30– 7.30 pm Welcome Appetizer.Dome Vino de Honor.(Niemeyer Centre)

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Thursday, June 27th 2013

08.30 – 9.00 am Short OpeningBreve Apertura

Opening and Welcome Inauguración y Recepción de Bienvenida

Auditorium



of the Board.

Prof. Dr. Niels Mulder

Professor and Psychiatrist. BavoEuropoort/Parnassia and Department of Psychiatry. Erasmus


Plenary Session 1Chairs: Prof. Dr. Niels Mulder

Auditorium Professor and Psychiatrist. BavoEuropoort/Parnassia and Department of Psychiatry. Erasmus




of the Board.

09.00 – 09.30 am Plenary Presentation: The importance of integrated outpatient services. Auditorium

La importancia de la integración de los cuidados comunitarios.Prof. Dr. Francisco Torres González

Professor of Psychiatry. Senior Researcher of CIBERSAM-University of Granada. President of

MARISTAN Network. Spain.

09.30 – 10.00 am Plenary Presentation: Integration of addiction services in AO. Auditorium

La integración de los servicios de tratamiento de las adicciones en el TAC.Patrick Boyle, LISW-S, LICDC-CS

Director of Implementation Services. Center for Evidence Based Practices. Case Western

Reserve University. USA.

10.00 – 10.30 am Pause

10.30 – 11.00 am Plenary Presentation: Treatment of refractory schizophrenia.Auditorium

Tratamiento de la esquizofrenia refractaria.Dr. José Mª Villagrán Moreno

Psychiatrist. Head of the Hospitalization Unit. Hospital of Jerez de la Frontera. Cádiz. Spain.

11.00 – 11.30 am Plenary Presentation: Housing First: Ending Homelessness, Supporting Recovery and Community Integration.

Primero la vivienda: acabando con el problema de la falta de hogar, apoyando la recuperación y la integración comunitaria.Prof. Sam Tsemberis

Founder and CEO of Pathways to Housing. New York. United States.

11.30 am – 1.00 pm Activities Session 1

S: Integration of two AO models.La integración de dos modelos asertivos comunitarios.

Speakers: Mr. Michiel BählerAuditorium

Psychologist and advisor. Department of Community Psychiatry GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord.

The Netherlands.

Mrs. Cathrien Hoff

Psychiatrist. FACT Team Alkmaar. GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Katinka Kerssens

Manager. FACT team GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Johanna Norén

Team leader. IPACT Gothenburg. Sweden.

Auditorium

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Mrs. Gunilla Ljungberg Andersson

Psychiatrist. IPACT team. Gothenburg. Sweden.

S: Integrated recovery in Early Psychosis treatment. Getting the basics right: the challenge of housing and healthcare.Recuperación integrada en el tratamiento temprano de la psicosis. Estableciendo bien las bases: el reto de los cuidados sanitarios y la vivienda.

Speakers: Mrs. Bettina Jacobsen Room 1 Psychiatrist ACT team Early Intervention. Pro Persona Nijmegen. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Marguerite Elfrink

Psychologist and programme-manager Psychosis. Pro Persona Nijmegen. The Netherlands.

S: Legislation and practice of involuntary outpatient care in different countries of Europe.Legislación y práctica de cuidados al paciente externo involuntarios en diferentes países de Europa.

Speakers: Dr. Remmers van Veldhuizen Room 2 Psychiatrist. Chairman CCAF. Gronigen. The Netherlands.

Prof. Dr. Tom Burns

Professor of Social Psychiatry. Department of Psychiatry. University of Oxford. United

Kingdom.

Mr. Olav Nyttingnes

Cand. Psychol. at the Mental Health Unit Akershus University Hospital. Norway.

S: ACT Experiences in patients with borderline personality disorder.Experiencias del TAC en pacientes con trastorno límite de personalidad.

Chair: Dr. Francesc Arrufat Nevot

Psychiatrist. Consorcio Hospitalario Vic (Hospital Consortium of Vic). Spain.

Speakers: Borderline personality disorder from attachment theory.Trastorno límite de personalidad desde la Teoría del Apego.

Cinema Room Dr. Juan Moro Abascal

Psychiatrist. Private practice. Bilbao. Spain.

ACT in a semirural Catalonian region.TAC en la región semirural de Cataluña.Mrs. Judith Pons

Mental Health nurse. Consorcio Hospitalario Vic (Hospital Consortium of Vic). Spain.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy in borderline personality disorders.Terapia Dialéctica Conductual en trastornos límites de personalidad.Dr. Gretel González

Psychiatry Resident. Consorcio Hospitalario Vic (Hospital Consortium of Vic). Spain.

Some clinical experiences.Algunas experiencias clínicas.Dr. María José Álvarez Pérez

Psychiatrist. Consorcio Hospitalario Vic (Hospital Consortium of Vic). Spain.

S: Recovery and peers in MH. The perspective of expertise.Recovery y apoyo grupal en salud mental. La perspectiva de la experiencia.

Speakers: Mr. Tomás López CorominasClub Room TV Producer. Hierbabuena Association (Mental Health Association). Asturias. Spain.

Mr. Vicente Rubio

Filmmaker - AFEPVI (Mental Health Asociation) Villena. Alicante. Spain.

Mr. Raúl Velasco Sánchez

Writer. Radio Professional. Radio Nikosía. Barcelona. Spain.

Mrs. Paula Tomé

Philologist. Author of the blog “Esquizoqué”.Prometea Association. A Coruña. Spain.

S: FACTS about AO.Nociones sobre el TAC fl exible (FACTS).

Speakers: Anne Nugter, PhDInvernadero

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Head of Department of Research and Monitoring, Mental Health Service Organisation "GGZ

Noord-Holland-Noord". Heiloo. The Netherlands.

Michiel Bähler, MSc

Psychologist and advisor of Community Mental Health. Mental Health Service Organisation.

“GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord”. Heiloo. The Netherlands.

Fabiana Engelsbel, MSc

Researcher. Department of Research and Monitoring. Mental Health Service Organisation

“GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord”. Heiloo. The Netherlands.

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René Keet, PhD

Psychiatrist. Director of the Department of Community Mental Health. Mental Health Service

Organisation “GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord”. Heiloo. The Netherlands.

S: The Vessel of the Crazy. Brush-Strokes of a Community Psychiatric.La nave de los locos. Pinceladas de un psiquiátrico comunitario.

Speakers: Dr. Asunción de Concepción SalesaPrincipado A

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Medical Director- Manager of the Psychiatric Hospital Román Alberca. Murcia. Spain.

Mrs. Concepción Díaz Sánchez

Clinical Psychologist. Coordinator of the Psychiatric Day Hospital Program. Hospital Román

Alberca. Murcia. Spain.

Mrs. Maríafé Lozano Semitiel

Clinical Psychologist. Coordinator of the Therapeutical Houses. Hospital Román Alberca.

Murcia.Spain.

Dr. Silvestre Martínez Benítez

Psychiatrist. Head of Murcia ACT team. Hospital Román Alberca. Murcia. Spain.

Dr. José Martínez Serrano

Psychiatrist. Head of the Short Stay Unit. Hospital Román Alberca. Murcia. Spain.

S: Shared caseload, shared goals, shared interventions? How to integrate the multiple disciplines in a Flexible ACT team.¿Casos, objetivos e intervenciones compartidas? Como integrar las diferentes disciplinas en el equipo de TAC fl exible.

Speakers: Mrs. Helga SmidtmanPrincipado B

(NH Ferrera Hotel)

Psychologist. GGZ Noord Holland Noord. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Cathrien Hoff

Psychiatrist. GGZ Noord Holland Noord. The Netherlands.

Mr. Robert Lakeman

Community Psychiatry Nurse. GGZ Noord Holland Noord. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Ellen Otto

IPS Specialist. GGZ Noord Holland Noord. The Netherlands.

S: Involuntary outpatient treatment for persons with severe mental illness: results in the city of Valencia (Spain) and the views of the people involved.Tratamientos involuntarios a pacientes externos con trastorno mental grave: resultados en la ciudad de Valencia (España) y las opiniones de las personas participantes.

Speakers: Dr. Carlos Cañete Nicolás.Principado C

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychiatrist. University Hospital of Valencia. Spain.

Dr. Miguel Hernández Viadel.

Psychiatrist. Specialist in Legal Psychiatry. University Hospital of Valencia. Spain.

Dr. Guillem Lera i Calatayud.

Psychiatrist. Director of training and research in Psychiatry. University Hospital of Ribera.

Alzira. Spain.

1.00 – 2.00 pm Work Lunch

2.00 – 3.30 pm Activities Session 2

W: Better Care for European Patients Wandering across Borders.Mejores cuidados para los pacientes europeos errantes transfronterizos.

Speakers: Jolien Scholvinck, MDAuditorium

MD. Rehab-bemoeizorg. Mentrum. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Thomas Kok, MD

MD. Rehab-bemoeizorg. Mentrum. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Ruth Sparreboom

Social Psychiatric Nurse. Rehab-bemoeizorg. Mentrum. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Bas van Empel

Social Psychiatric Nurse. Mentrum. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Manish van der Wetering

Social Psychiatric Nurse. Mentrum. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Ernestine Nysingh

Psychiatric Nurse. Mentrum. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Pascalle Bekering

Social Psychiatric Nurse in training. Mentrum. Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

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W: An overview of the FACT model, the philosophy and daily practice discussed.Resumen del modelo FACT: debate sobre la fi losofía y la práctica cotidiana a debate.

Speakers: Mr. Michiel BählerRoom 1 Psychologist and advisor. Department of Community Psychiatry GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord.

The Netherlands.

Mr. Remmers van Veldhuizen

Psychiatrist. Chairman CCAF. Groningen. The Netherlands.

S: ACT-Models and Hometreatment in Germany.Modelos TAC y tratamiento en casa en Alemania.

Chair: Staying at home in Germany. ACT / HT models und what makes them grow (up).Permanecer en el domicilio en Alemania. Modelos de TAC/Tratamientos domiciliarios y qué hace que progresen.

Room 2 Martin Kleinschmidt

Researcher. Probiodrug AG. Germany.

Speakers: ACT with a Trialogical Approach: The NWpG in Berlin.TAC con una perspective trialógica: la NWpG en Berlin.Jenny Hüge

Psychologist at NiG-Pinel. Berlin. Germany.

Maja Prokrant

Psychologist at NiG-Pinel. Berlin. Germany.

Psychiatry to go. Psiquiatría para llevar.Matthias Heißler

Psychiatrist. Head of the Psychiatric Unit. Johanniter-krankenhaus. Geesthacht. Germany.

Robin Boerma

Social Worker at Johanniter Hospital Geesthacht. Hamburg. Germany.

Cultural factors on infl uence on the utilization of HT / ATC by immigrant patients.Factores culturales que infl uencian el uso de TM /TAC en pacientes inmigrantes.Iris Tatjana Graef Calliess

Psychiatrist, Head of the Zentrum Transkulturelle Psychiatrie & Psychotherapie at Klinikum

Wahrendorff. Hannover. Germany.

How to start. Expanding a traditional day clinic into a Hometreatment setting.Cómo empezar. Ampliar una clínica de día tradicional al tratamiento domiciliario.Hans Hilgenfeld

Psychiatrist at St.Joseph-Krankenhaus, Berlin Weißensee. Germany.

Multiprofessional initiative in Berlin/Brandenburg to improve the psychiatric and psychotherapeutic treatment.Initiativa multiprofesional en Berlin/Brandenburgo para mejorar el tratamiento ambulatorio psiquiátrico y psicoterapéutico.Alicia Navarro Urena

Psychiatrist in Private Practice, managing board of VPsG. Berlin. Germany.

S: Users and their relatives at the Assertive Community Treatment and the reforms in the safety measures with the new reform of the Spanish Penal Code. Los familiares y usuarios ante el tratamiento asertivo comunitario y las reformas de las medidas de seguridad con la nueva reforma del código penal.

Chair: Daniel P. Rodríguez Vázquez

President of AFESA-FEAFES Asturias. Spain.

Speakers: Assertive Community Treatment for AFESA-FEAFES Asturias.El tratamiento Asertivo Comunitario para AFESA-FEAFES Asturias.

Cinema Room Daniel. P Rodríguez Vázquez

President of AFESA-FEAFES Asturias. Spain.

Families and users at the Avilés Model.Las familias y los usuarios ante el modelo Avilés.Gonzalo Palomino Lumbreras

President of AFESA- FEAFES Avilés. Asturias. Spain.

Safety Measures in the Draft Bill of the Spanish Penal Code Reform.Las medidas de seguridad en el Anteproyecto de Reforma del Código Penal.José Luis Gutiérrez Calles

Manager of FEAFES.

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S: Integrated vs. functional models in responding to severe and persistent mental illness in the community: a cross-country comparison.Modelos integrados frente a modelos funcionales al responder al trastorno mental persistente y severo en la comunidad: una comparación a través del país.

Speakers: Prof. Roberto Mezzina Invernadero

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Director WHO. Collaborating Centre of Trieste MH. Trieste. Italy.

Prof. Alan Rosen

Brain & Mind Research institute. University of Sydney & School of Public Health. University of

Wollongong. Australia.

W: Implementation of Illness Management and Recovery (IMR), results of a pilot study.Implementación del Manejo de la Enfermedad y la Recuperación (IMR), resultados de un estudio piloto.

Speaker: Bert-Jan RoosenschoonPrincipado A

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychologist and Senior Researcher. Parnassia Groep. Den Haag/Rotterdam.The Nether-

lands.

W: Where do the beds go?¿A dónde van las camas?

Speakers: Mr. Matthias Heissler Principado C

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychiatrist and Medical Head. Johanniter Hospital. Geesthacht. Germany.

Mr. Robin Boerma

Social worker. Johanniter Hospital. Geesthacht. Germany.

S: Forensic ACT (ForACT): Forensic psychiatric outpatient care and the cooperation with FACT teams: the best of two.TAC Forense (ForACT): Atención extrahospitalaria psiquiátrica forense y cooperación con ETACs: lo mejor de ambos.

Speaker: Diana Polhuis, MScClub Room Nurse practitioner in mental health care, forensic department GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord. The

Netherlands.

W: AO for people with a mild intellectual disability.TA para personas con minusvalía intelectual leve.

Speaker: David EskesPrincipado B

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Project leader. Forensic ACT team. Trajectum. The Netherlands.

3.30 – 4.00 pm Pause


S: Is the networking community model possible for recovery? The model of Tenerife.¿Es posible el modeIo comunitario de red de redes para la recuperación? El modelo de Tenerife.

Speakers: Prof. Dr. Francisco Rodríguez PulidoAuditorium Psychiatrist. Professor at University of La Laguna. Tenerife. Canary Islands. Spain.

Mrs. Natalia González Brito

Mental Health nurse. Health Canary Service.

Mrs. Ángeles Rodríguez García

Mental Health nurse. Health Canary Service.

Dr. Manuel Ángel Franco Martín

Head of the Psychiatry Service. Health Complex Regional Hospital of Zamora. Spain.

OP: Oral Presentations I. CO IModerator:

Room 1 Dr. Martín Lorenzo Vargas Aragón

Psychiatrist. Servicio de Psiquiatría. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia (Hospital Complex of

Segovia). Segovia. Spain.

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W: Moving from inpatient mental health care towards community mental health care and AO as an organization: problems, challenges, results and benefi ts.De cuidados al paciente mental hospitalizado hacia cuidados comunitarios y tratamiento asertivo como organización: problemas, retos, resultados y benefi cios.

Speakers: Drs. Marijke van PuttenRoom 2 CEO and Psychiatrist. Mental Health Centre GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord. Alkmaar. The

Netherlands.

Drs. Margret Overdijk, MBA

Division director at Pro Persona GGZ in Arnhem. The Netherlands. EAOF Secretary.

W: A clinical treatment can still be an intermezzo instead of a permanent institution.Un tratamiento clínico puede ser un interludio en lugar de una institución permanente.

Speakers: Jeanette de GrandCinema Room Acute ward and Intensive Treatment for clients with SMI. GGZ- Noord-Holland-Noord. The

Netherlands.

Irene de Paepe

Nursing Specialist. GGZ- Noord-Holland-Noord Heiloo. The Netherlands.

Henk Hut

Acute ward, Dual Disorder and Intensive Treatment for clients with SMI. GGZ Noord-Holland-

Noord. The Netherlands.

W: High & Intensive Care (HIC). If it doesn’t work @ Home.çCuidados intensivos (HIC). Si no funcionan en casa.

Speaker: Mr. Niels BouwhuisClub Room Member of the team project High and Intensive Care. Tilburg/Breda area. The Netherlands.

W: Family Motivational Intervention, a training in motivational interviewing for carers to support reduction of drug use in patients with severe mental illness.Intervención emocional de la familia, formación en entrevistas emocionales para cuidadores para ayudar a reducir el uso de medicamentos en pacientes con trastorno mental grave.

Speakers: René Keet, PhDInvernadero

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychiatrist. Medical director of the Community Mental Health Service. North Holland North.

The Netherlands.

Robert Lakeman

Psychiatric Nurse. FACT team Alkmaar. The Netherlands.

S: Key elements to successfully implement an ACT team: the experience of Ferrol. Elementos clave para implementar con éxito un ETAC: la experiencia de Ferrol.

Speakers: Dr. Alberto Durán RivasPrincipado A

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychiatrist. Ferrol ACT team. Spain.

Mrs. Paz Rico Sainz de la Maza

Nurse. Ferrol ACT team. Spain.

Mrs. Ángeles Pérez Barcia

Nursing assistant. Ferrol ACT team. Spain.

Dr. Antonio Núñez Pérez

Psychiatrist. Head of Ferrol Mental Health Area. A Coruña. Galicia. Spain.

Dr. Iria Fernández Baz

Psychiatry Resident. Ferrol Health District. Spain.

W: The hospitality ward: a new vision on admission.El área hospitalaria: una nueva visión sobre las admisiones.

Speakers: Mrs. Dorothe ErnstePrincipado B

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist. Manager of the Center for Intensive Youth Psychia-

try of The Jutters. The Hague. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Ilone Kleijberg

Manager of the Center for Intensive Youth Psychiatry of The Jutters. The Hague. The

Netherlands.

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S: Labor integration of the severe mentally ill patient: protected employment and supporting employment. Experiences in Asturias.La inserción laboral del enfermo mental grave: el empleo protegido y el empleo con apoyo. Experiencias en Asturias.

Chair: Mr. José Enrique Burgueño Montañés

Clinical Psychologist. Psychosocial Rehab Unit. Day Clinic. Avilés. Asturias. Spain.

Speakers: Labor Orientation and Integration Service of AFESA-FEAFES ASTURIAS.El Servicio de Orientación e Inserción Laboral de AFESA-FEAFES Asturias.

Principado C

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Mrs. Margarita Tamargo Llana

Psychologist. Coordinator of the Labor Orientation and Integration Service of the Association

of Family and People with Mental Illnesses. AFESA-FEAFES ASTURIAS. Langreo. Asturias.

Spain.

Asturdía, forging the future. 18 years on the scene.Asturdía, labrando futuro. 18 años después.Mr. José Javier Villa García

Clinical Psychologist. Consultant at the Cooperative Asturdía. Asturias. Spain.

Gardening Service of the Principado (county Government) SL, Center for Special Employment (SERJARPRI SL CEE). More than a decade of Training and Employment.Servicios de Jardinería del Principado SL, Centro Especial de Empleo (SERJARPRI SL CEE). Más de una década de Formación y Empleo.Mr. Juan Peña Concepción

Gardening Service of the Principado de Asturias. Spain. Studies Coordinator of the Mirafl ores

Centre. Noreña. Asturias. Spain.


OP: Oral Presentations II. CO IIModerator:

Room 1 Dr. Iván Ruiz Ibáñez

Psychiatrist. Margen Izquierda ACT team. Bilbao. Basque Country. Spain.

S: The maintenance of ordinary employment for people with severe mental illness.El mantenimiento del empleo ordinario en las personas con trastorno mental grave.

Chair: Prof. Dr. Francisco Rodríguez Pulido

Psychiatrist. Professor at University of La Laguna. Tenerife. Canary Islands. Spain.

Speakers: Mrs. Nayra CaballeroAuditorium Psychologist. President of the Canary Association of Creative Therapies (ASCATEC).

Prof. Dr. Francisco Rodríguez Pulido

Psychiatrist. Professor at University of La Laguna. Tenerife. Canary Islands. Spain.

W: Pharmacological treatment of refractory schizophrenia.Tratamiento farmacológico de la esquizofrenia refractaria.

Speaker: Dr. José Mª Villagrán MorenoRoom 2

PPT


W: Physical health programs implemented in the ACT program of the Mental Health network of Álava.Programas de salud física implementados en el programa TAC de la red de Salud Mental de Álava.

Speakers: Dr. Margarita Mª Hernanz ManriqueCinema Room Psychiatrist. Community Rehabilitation Service of the Álava Mental Health Network. Vitoria.

Basque Country. Spain.

Mrs. Marixa Larreina Cerain

Mental Health nurse. Community Rehabilitation Service of the Álava Mental Health Network.

Vitoria. Basque Country. Spain.

W: Integrating criminals back into "good life". Forensic AO in the Netherlands.Reintegrando a criminales a la “vida buena”. Tratamiento asertivo forense en los Países Bajos.

Speaker: Dr. Jasper van MarleClub Room Psychiatrist. Treatment Coordinator. Division Forensic Psychiatry. Outpatientclinic AFPN.

Forensic ACT Team. Assen. The Netherlands.

W: 12 ways to resolve a crisis.12 maneras de solucionar una crisis.

Speakers: Mrs. Jeanette de GrandInvernadero

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Acute ward and Intensive Treatment for client with SMI. GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord. The

Netherlands.

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Mr. Henk Hut

Acute ward, Dual Disorder and Intensive Treatment for clients with SMI. GGZ Noord-Holland-

Noord. The Netherlands.

Dr. Cathrien Hoff

Psychiatrist. FACT Team Alkmaar. GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord. The Netherlands.

W: Clinical and Ethical Considerations in the Covert Administration of medication in ACT: a Case of Boundary Expansion.Consideraciones clínicas y éticas en la administración subrepticia de la medicación en el TAC: un caso de expansión de límites.

Speakers: Prof. Dr. Lorne TuggPrincipado A

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Medical Director of the St. Michael's Hospital Community Mental Health Service. Toronto.

Canada.

Dr. Samuel Law

Psychiatrist on the Contact Mental Health Outreach Service, St. Michael's Hospital Toronto.

Canada.

W: Smoking cessation, is it worth it?Dejar de fumar, ¿merece la pena?

Speakers: Mr. Ronald van GoolPrincipado B

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Mental Health Nurse Specialist. GGZ inGeest Institute of Mental Health. Amsterdam. FACT

Haarlem. The Netherlands.

Dr. Jorge Moctezuma

Psychiatrist. GGZ-Delfl and Institute of Mental Health. Delft. The Netherlands.

W: Starting up a Community Assertive Treatment team.Poniendo en marcha un equipo de TAC.

Speakers: Dr. Juan José Martínez JambrinaPrincipado C

(NH Ferrera Hotel)

PPT

Psychiatrist. Director of the Mental Health Services of Avilés. Asturias. Spain. EAOF Advisor.

Dr. Ignacio Lara Granados

Psychiatrist. Hospital of Jerez de la Frontera. Cádiz. Spain.


Nurse Specialist. Hospital of St. Agustín. Avilés. Asturias. Spain.

6.00 – 7.00 pm Activities Session 5S: Transcultural concepts applied to ACT in multicultural settings.Dr. Luis Bastida Ribas

Psychiatrist. Oviedo ACT team. Spain.

Prof. Dr. Samuel F. Law

Psychiatrist at St. Michael’s Hospital and Associate Staff Psychiatrist at Mount Sinai Hospital

in Toronto. Canada.

Prof. Dr. Wendy Chow

Department of Psychiatry. University of Toronto. Programme Manager. Mount Sinai Hospital.

Canada.

Dr. Maria del Mar Valls i Botet

Psychiatrist. Hospital Vall d´Hebron. Barcelona. Spain. Visiting Fellow at Mount Sinai ACT

Team. Toronto.

W: The Role of Relatives and Caregivers in ACT.El papel de familiares y cuidadores en TAC.

Speakers: Prof. Dr. K. Pravin IsraelAuditorium Senior researcher and Associate professor. Akershus University Hospital, Research &

Development. Lørenskog. Norway.

Dr. Bente Weimand

Mental health nurse, PhD., Researcher. Akershus University Hospital, Research & Development.

Lørenskog. Norway.

OP: Oral Presentations III. CO IIIModerator:

Room 1 Mrs. Noelia Aller Gómez

Trainee Psychiatrist. San Agustín Hospital. Avilés. Asturias. Spain.

W: Experiences with DACTS & FACTS-audits.Experiencias con auditorías DACTS y FACTS.

Speakers: Mr. Bert-Jan RoosenschoonRoom 2 Psychologist and Senior researcher. Parnassia Groep. Den Haag/ Rotterdam.The Netherlands.

Mr. Michiel Bähler

Psychologist and Advisor. Department of Community Psychiatry GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord.

The Netherlands.

Chair:

Speakers:

Principado A

(NH Ferrera Hotel)

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W: AO for Severe Mentally Ill Patients: Common Factors for Regional Variation.Tratamiento asertivo para los pacientes con trastorno mental grave: factores comunes para variaciones regionales.

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Philippe DelespaulCinema Room Clinical Psychologist. Psycope - Mondriaan - Maastricht University. The Netherlands.

W: Intensive Outreach: two effective models to integrate treatment and enhance community safety.Tratamiento intensivo: dos modelos efectivos para el tratamiento integrado y mejorar la seguridad comunitaria.

Speaker: Ms. Richelle NordeenClub Room Sound Mental Health. Washington. United States of America.

W: Dealing with Basic Instincts.Lidiando con los instintos básicos.

Speakers: Dr. Harry GrasInvernadero

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Teamcoach. Forensic ACT Team. Department of Psychiatry and Addiction. Altrecht. Utrecht.

The Netherlands.

Dr. Floor van Dijk

Psychiatrist. Director. Forensic Department Aventurijn Altrecht. Utrecht. The Netherlands.

W: Leary’s Rose, a theoretical framework with practical Implications to work together with clients, family and all people around them.La Rosa de Leary, un marco de trabajo teórico con implicaciones prácticas para trabajar junto con el cliente, familiares y personas que les rodean.

Speaker: Dr. Bettina Jacobsen Principado B

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychiatrist ACT team Early Intervention. Pro Persona Nijmegen. The Netherlands.

W: Shared decision making and severe mental disorder.Toma de decisiones compartidas y trastorno mental grave.

Speakers: Dr. José Mª Villagrán MorenoPrincipado C

(NH Ferrera Hotel)

PPT


Dr. Ignacio Lara Granados


7.30 – 8.30 pm Theater Group Performance by the Nova ensemble1. (amateur group directed by Red Cross volunteers from Avilés and made up only of patients).

For more information, please see page 36 (Social Programme).

9.00 pm Conference CocktailFor more information, please see page 36 (Social Programme).

1 English subtitles provided.

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Friday, June 28th 2013Plenary Session 2

Chairs: Prof. Dr. Niels Mulder Auditorium Professor and Psychiatrist. BavoEuropoort/Parnassia and Department of Psychiatry. Erasmus




of the Board.

08.30 – 08.45 am Plenary Presentation: Integrated AO in Europe: a consensus-based model.Auditorium

Tratamiento asertivo integrado en Europa: un modelo basado en el consenso.Prof. Dr. Niels Mulder

Professor and Psychiatrist. BavoEuropoort/Parnassia and Department of Psychiatry. Erasmus


08.45 – 9.00 am Plenary Presentation: Preliminary results from the evaluation of the fi rst 12 ACT-teams in Norway.

Auditorium

Resultados preliminares de la evaluación de los 12 equipos de TAC pioneros en Noruega.Prof. Dr. Torleif Ruud

Head at R&D Mental Health Services. Akershus University Hospital. University of Oslo. Norway.

09.00 – 09.30 am Plenary Presentation: Working on recovery in the context of AO. Auditorium

Trabajando el recovery en el contexto del TAC.Prof. Marianne Farkas

Clinical Professor. Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation. Boston University. United States.

09.30 – 12.00 am Satellite Symposium: New mobile mental health teams in Belgium – formation programme based on expertise in other countries.Nuevos equipos de salud mental móviles en Bélgica - programa de formación basado en la experiencia en otros países.

09.30 – 10.00 am Presentation of the formation programme for the new mobile mental health teams in Belgium and the context (Belgian mental health care reform).Presentación del programa de formación para los nuevos equipos de salud mental móviles en Bélgica y su contexto (la reforma de la salud mental belga).

Speakers: Mr. Bart SchepersAuditorium Psychologist, coordinator of the Belgian Formation Programme PSY-107. Belgian Federal

Ministry of Health.

Mr. Patrick Van der Jeugt

Psychologist, responsible for the content, organisation and coordination of the formation

programme for Belgian mobile teams. Belgian Federal Ministry of Health.

10.00 – 10.30 am Presentation of the fi rst results of the formation programme for the new mobile mental health teams in Belgium.Presentación de los primeros resultados del programa de formación para los nuevos equipos móviles de salud mental en Bélgica.

Speakers: Web page Belgian formation programme for mobile team.Página web del programa de formación belga para equipos móviles.

Auditorium Mr. Patrick Van der Jeugt

Psychologist, responsible for the content, organisation and coordination of the formation

programme for Belgian mobile teams.

Comments on feedback application for Belgian mobile teams.Comentarios en la aplicación de retroalimentación en los equipos móviles belgas.Prof. Mervyn Morris

Director Centre for Community Mental Health. Birmingham City University. UK.

Some experiences from the 107-project Leuven – Tervuren with the formation programme.Experiencias del proyecto 107 Leuven - Tervuren en el programa de formación.Prof. Dr. Guido Pieters

Head of Behaviour Therapy Department University Psychiatric Centre Catholic University

Leuven. Belgium.

Some experiences from the 107-project Region Hainaut with the formation programme.Experiencias del proyecto 107 Región Hainaut en el programa de formación.Dr. Antoine Maisin

Psychiatrist, mobile team 107-project Région Hainaut. Belgium.

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Mr. Antoine Pêcher

Psychologist, mobile team 107-project Région Hainaut. Belgium.

10.30 – 11.00 am Pause

11: 00 – 12.00 am Panel discussion: Experts involved in the Belgian Formation Programme for Mental Health mobile teams inviting other European experts to comment and evaluate the Belgian approach.Panel de debate. Expertos del Programa de Formación Belga para los equipos móviles de Salud Mental invitan a otros expertos europeos a comentar y evaluar la perspectiva belga.

Chair: Prof. Mervyn MorrisAuditorium Director Centre for Community Mental Health. Birmingham City University. UK.

Part one 11.00 – 11.15 am First experiences with the Belgian formation programme for mobile teams.Primeras experiencias con el programa de formación belga de equipos móviles.

Speakers: Prof. Dr. Philippe DelespaulAuditorium Clinical Psychologist. Psycope - Mondriaan - Maastricht University. The Netherlands.

Mrs. Katinka Kerssens

Manager. FACT team GGZ Noord-Holland-Noord. The Netherlands.

Prof. Mervyn Morris

Director Centre for Community Mental Health. Birmingham City University. UK.

Dr. Laure Zeltner

Psychiatrist. Team E.R.I.C. Plaisir. France.

Mrs. Birgit Rød

Head of the Moss ACT team. Norway.

Mrs. Theresa Søvik

Head of the ACT team Sunnmøre. Norway.

Part two 11.15 – 11.45 am Comments of invited experts.Auditorium

11.45 – 12.00 am Discussion with the audience.Auditorium

09.30 – 10.30 am Activities Session 6

W: The Avilés Model for the development of Community Treatment Teams. El modelo de Avilés para los Equipos de Tratamiento Comunitario.

Speakers: Dr. Juan José Martínez Jambrina Room 1

PPT

Psychiatrist. Director of the Mental Health Services of Avilés. Asturias. Spain. EAOF Advisor.


Nurse Specialist. Hospital of St. Agustín. Avilés. Asturias. Spain.

OP: Oral Presentations IV. CO IVModerator:

Room 2 Dr. Luis Bastida Ribas


S: Home Care for people with Severe Mental Illnesses in the rural environment.Atención domiciliaria a personas con trastorno mental grave en el medio rural.

Speakers: Mrs. María Ramos Blanco Club Room Mental Health Nurse. Mental Health Center of Cangas del Narcea. Asturias. Spain.

Dr. Patricia Bernardo Sánchez

Psychiatrist. Mental Health Center of Cangas del Narcea. Asturias. Spain.

Mrs. Isabel Parra Valle

Mental Health Nurse. Continuity Care of the Hospital da Costa. Burela. Lugo. Spain.

Mrs. Mar Valcárcel López

Mental Health Nurse. Mental Health Centre of Lugo. Spain.

Mr. Carlos Pérez Fernández

Mental Health Nurse. Oviedo ACT team. Asturias. Spain.

Short Films Projection.Invernadero

(NH Ferrera Hotel)

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W: IDDT and AO.El tratamiento bipolar integrado (IDDT) y el tratamiento asertivo.

Speaker: Mr. Koen WestenPrincipado A

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Lecturerat Avans University of Applied Sciences, CCAF Boardmember, Public Mental Health Nurse.

S: Primary Attention in the care of people with Severe Mental Illnesses.La atención primaria en la atención a las personas con trastornos mentales graves.

Chair: Dr. Fermín Pérez Pérez

Clinical Psychologist. President of the Rehablitation Section of the Spanish Association of

Neuropsychiatry. Cádiz.

Speakers: Dr. José Arbesú Prieto Principado B

(NH Ferrera Hotel) GP. SEMERGEN* Coordinator of the Neurosciences Area (* Spanish Association of General

Practitioners).

Dr. Tatiana Fernández Álvarez

GP. Health Center of Pravia, Health Area of Avilés. Asturias.

W: Moving “Habicité” towards a recovery oriented ACT program. Regarding our experience within a psychiatric service in North of France.Llevando la “habicité” hacia un programa TAC orientado al recovery. Contemplando nuestra experiencia dentro del Servicio Psiquiátrico en el norte de Francia.

Speakers: Emma Beetlestone, MDPrincipado C

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychiatrist. 59G21 Service in the North of France (WHO CC). Experimental Housing First

Program. Lille. France.

Marianne Ramonet, MD

Psychiatrist. 59G21 service in the North of France (WHO CC). Outreach team for homeless

people with mental health disorders. Lille. France.

W: Assessment of the Individualised Service Plan of the Eixample of Barcelona after 10 years (2002-2012).Evaluación del Plan de Servicios Individualizados (PSI) del Eixample de Barcelona tras diez años de funcionamiento (2002-2012).

Speaker: Mrs. Tina UreñaCinema Room Coordinator of the CPB-SSM Rehabilitation Area. Barcelona.

10.30 – 11.00 am Pause

11.00 – 12.00 am Activities Session 7

W: The role of nursery in Community Assertive Treatment teams.El rol de enfermería en los Equipos de TAC.

Speaker: Mrs. María Teresa del Campo GonzaloInvernadero

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Nursing Supervisor Bilbao Area. Bizkaia Mental Health Network. Basque Country. Spain.

Mrs. Andrea de Sayas Gayo

Mental Health Nurse. Margen Izquierda ACT team. Bilbao. Basque Country. Spain.

S: Use of psychotropic drugs in ACT teams.Uso de psicofármacos en los Equipos TAC.

Chair: Dr. Alberto Durán Rivas

Psychiatrist. Ferrol ACT team. Spain.

Speakers: Mrs. Noelia Aller GómezRoom 1 Trainee Psychiatrist. San Agustín Hospital. Avilés. Asturias. Spain.

Dr. Joaquín Moreno Vela


Dr. Iván Ruiz Ibáñez

Psychiatrist. Margen Izquierda ACT team. Bilbao. Basque Country. Spain.

Dr. Luz Marina Guerra Cazorla

Psychiatrist. Gran Canaria ACT team. Canary Islands. Spain.

Dr. Eskarne Zallo Atxutegi

Psychiatrist. Uribe-Kosta Bilbao ACT team. Basque Country. Spain.

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S: The care of Community Care in Galicia: from custody to empowerment.Los cuidados de atención comunitaria en Galicia: de la custodia al empoderamiento.

Chair: Mrs. Mª Consuelo Carballal Balsa

Coordinator of Mental Health Nursery. Galicia Mental Health Service. Santiago de Compostela.

Spain.

Speakers: Historic evolution of the care treatment in Galicia.Evolución histórica de los cuidados en la Comunidad Autónoma de Galicia.

Club Room Mrs. Esperanza Sánchez Vázquez

Mental Health Nurse. Continuity Care Team of Santiago de Compostela. Spain.

Mrs. Mar Valcárcel López

Mental Health Nurse. Mental Health Unit. Lugo. Spain.

Development and characteristics of the 12 Continuity care teams. Desarrollo y características de los 12 Equipos de Continuidad de Cuidados.Mrs. Esperanza Fernández Fernández

Mental Health Nurse. ACT Team. University Complex of A Coruña. Spain.

Mrs. Isabel Parra Valle

Mental Health Nurse. Continuity Care Team of Burela. Spain.

Do the 12 Continuity Care teams meet the criteria of ACT. ¿Cumplen criterios de Tratamiento Asertivo Comunitario los 12 equipos de Continuidad de Cuidados?Mr. Pablo Alonso Villar

Mental Health Nurse. Continuity Care Team. Nicolás Peña Hospital. University Hospital

Complex of Vigo. Spain.

Mr. Manuel Antonio Simón Alonso

Social Worker. Continuity Care team. University Complex of Vigo. Spain.

Differences between the custodial and empowerment models.Diferencias entre el modelo custodial y el modelo de empoderamiento.Mrs. Margarita Osorio Pro

Mental Health Nurse. Continuity Care Team. University Complex of Ourense. Spain.

Mr. José Delgado Rodríguez

Mental Health Nurse.Continuity Care Team. Regional Hospital of Verín. Spain.

OP: Oral Presentations V. CO VModerator:

Room 2 Dr. Ignacio Lara Granados


W: How do we keep FACT-patients alive? A non-invasive method of identifying patients at increased cardiovascular risk. ¿Cómo mantenemos a los pacientes FACT vivos? Método no invasivo de identifi car a pacientes con alto riesgo cardiovascular.

Speakers: Dr. Dan CohenCinema Room Mental Health Organization North-Holland North. Department of Epidemiology, University

Medical Center. Groningen. The Netherlands.

Dr. Annet Nugter

Mental Health Organization North-Holland North. The Netherlands.

W: Model of Integrated Outreach Case Management.Modelo de gestión de casos de tratamiento integrado.

Speakers: Mr. Jesper HenriksenPrincipado A

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Project Manager. Social Development Centre SUS. Copenhagen.Denmark.

Mrs. Louise Boye Larsen

Project Consultant. Social Development Centre SUS. Copenhagen.Denmark.

W: An evaluation of integrating specialist AO into standard community mental health teams in England using FACT.Evaluación sobre la integración de especialistas en tratamiento asertivo en equipos de salud mental comunitaria estándar en Inglaterra mediante FACT.

Speaker: Mr. Mike FirnPrincipado AB

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Clinical Service Development Lead. South West London & St George’s Mental Health NHS

Trust. England. United Kingdom.

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W: Forensic continuity of care in Amsterdam and the role of ACT in this care.Continuidad de cuidados forenses en Amsterdam y el papel del TAC en estos cuidados.

Speakers: Mr. Rogier van BemmelenPrincipado C

(NH Ferrera Hotel) Psychiatrist, Medical director program ACT and Forensic Outpatient Care, Mentrum / Inforsa.

Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Mr. Thimo van der Pol

Psychotherapist of Forensic ACT team of Inforsa, Amsterdam. The Netherlands.

Plenary Session 3Chair: Dr. Remmers van Veldhuizen

Psychiatrist. Chairman CCAF. Gronigen. The Netherlands.

12.00 – 12.30 am Plenary Presentation: Integrating consumer experts into outpatient mental health teams. Auditorium

La integración de usuarios como expertos en los equipos comunitarios de salud mental.Mrs. Marjan ter Avest Brake

Director of the Dutch Clients Association. Advisor of the EAOF.

12.30 am – 1.00 pm Plenary Presentation: Integration of SMI patients in society. Auditorium

Integración de los pacientes con TMG en la sociedad.Dr. José Juan Uriarte Uriarte

Psychiatrist. Head of the Mental Health Services of Vizcaya. Spain.

1.00 – 2.00 pm Work Lunch

2.00 – 2.30 pm Plenary Presentation: Continuity of Care in an Integrated Mental Health Network: components and levels of intensity.

Continuidad de cuidados en una Red de Salud Mental Integrada: componentes y niveles de intensidad.Prof. Dr. Marifé Bravo Ortiz

Psychiatrist and Psychologist. La Paz Hospital. Member of the Advisory Board of the Spanish

Association of Neuropsychiatrics (AEN). Spain.

2.30 – 3.00 pm Plenary Presentation: The continuing evolution of ACT: facing the future.Auditorium

La Evolución Continua del TAC: de cara al futuro.Prof. Alan Rosen

Brain & Mind Research Institute, University of Sydney & School of Public Health, University of

Wollongong. Australia.

3.00 – 4.00 pm Closing CeremonyAuditorium Ceremonia de Clausura

Closing Lecture

Awards (Chaired by: Drs. Floor van Dijk)

Award to the best poster

Award to the winner of the II EAOF Short-Film Contest

Award to the most innovative project

Presentation of the next EAOF Congress in Norway 2015

Projection of the winning short-fi lm

Auditorium

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LIST OF ABSTRACTS SUBMITTED TO THE CONGRESS

Oral Abstracts

Thursday, 27th June

4.00 - 5.00 pm: OP Session IRoom 1

Papers:

75/6. A pilot project for the integration of Psychiatry in Primary CareAuthors: (1) Sánchez-Bahíllo, Ángel; (2) Aragón-Alonso, Aurora; (3) Cabezas Hurtado, Ignacio; (4) Mar-

tín García-Sancho, Julio César; (5) Giribert Muñoz, Carlos.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatrist. CSM Cartagena. Murcia; (2) Endocrinologist. Hospital Universitario Virgen de

la Arrixaca. Murcia; (3) Psychologist.CSM Cartagena. Murcia; (4) Jefe de Servicio de Progra-

mas Asistenciales de Adultos. Hospital Psiquiátrico Román Alberca. Murcia; (5) Subdirector

General de Salud Mental. Hospital Psiquiátrico Román Alberca. Murcia.

75/16. Mental Healthcare: A phenomenological AnalysisAuthor: Wharne, Simon.

Work Centre: N.H.S. Community Mental Healthcare.

75/23. Adapting Assertive Community Treatment in China, grand socio-economic challenges and opportunities

Authors: (1) Law, Samuel; (2) Chow, Wendy; (3) Wang, Xian.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatrist, St. Michael’s Hospital and Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ontario Canada,

and Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, Toronto; (2) Social Worker, Mount Sinai Hos-

pital, Toronto, Ontario Canada and Assistant Professor, University of Toronto; (3) Psychiatrist

and Associate Professor, Medical Psychological Institute, Second Xiangya Hospital of Central

South University, Hunan, China.

75/29. Planning care for Severe Mentally Ill Patients: the Dutch epidemiological ConsensusAuthor: Delespaul, Philippe.

Work Centre: Clinical Psychologist/Psycope -- Mondriaan -- Maastricht University/Maastricht/The Nether-

lands.

75/36. Efectividad de un programa de tratamiento asertivo comunitario para pacientes con trastorno mental grave

Authors: (1) López Santiago, José; (2) Blas Fernández, Luis Víctor; (3) Gómez García, Mónico.

Work Centre: (1) Psicólogo Clínico del Programa de Tratamiento Asertivo Comunitario de Albacete. Coor-

dinador de la Unidad de Salud Mental de Adultos. Albacete. España; (2) Psiquiatra. Complejo

Hospitalario Universitario de Albacete. España; (3) Psicologo Clínico. Unidad de Conductas

Adictivas. Alicante. España.

75/105. Interventions of a mobile emergency and post-emergency psychiatric team : distinct practice when intervening in Medical Social Homes, as opposed to interventions taking place in non Medical Social Homes

Authors: (1) Martinez Pereñiguez, David; (2) Moineville, Marie; (3) Zeltner, Laure; (3) Fousson, Julien; (4)

Ambiel, Claire; (5) Mauriac, Frédéric.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatry Resident. E.R.I.C. Service Mobile d’Urgence Psychiatrique. Centre Hospitalier

Jean-Martin Charcot. Plaisir, Région Paris-Ile-de-France, France.; (2) Psychiatrist; (3) Psychi-

atrist-E.R.I.C. Service Mobile d’Urgence Psychiatrique. Centre Hospitalier Jean-Martin Char-

cot. Plaisir, Région Paris-Ile-de-France, France; (4) Psychiatry Resident-E.R.I.C. Service Mobile

d’Urgence Psychiatrique. Centre Hospitalier Jean-Martin Charcot. Plaisir, Région Paris-Ile-de-

France, France; (5) Mental Health Unit Supervisor-E.R.I.C. Service Mobile d’Urgence Psychiat-

rique. Centre Hospitalier Jean-Martin Charcot. Plaisir, Région Paris-Ile-de-France, France.

Abstracts

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75/129. A FACT team for substance abuse, addiction and mental health care absolutely require: Additional expertise and treatment programs

Authors: van de Linde, Marianne; Karimi, Suhaila.

Work Centre: BoumanGGZ, institute for mental health care and treatment for substance abuse and addic-

tion in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Thursday, 27th June

5.00 - 6.00 pm OP Session IIRoom 1

Papers:

75/40. Grupo de tratamiento cognitivo conductual de alucinaciones auditivas en pacientes con esquizofrenia paranoide

Authors: (1) López Santiago, José; (2) Nuevo Fernández, Laura; (3) Font Payeras, María Antonia.

Work Centre: (1) Psicólogo Clínico del Programa de Tratamiento Asertivo Comunitario de Albacete. Coordi-

nador de la Unidad de Salud Mental de Adultos. Albacete. España; (2) Médico Residente de

Psiquiatría del Complejo Hospitalario Universitario de Albacete; (3) Residente de Psicología

Clínica del Complejo Hospitalario Universitario de Albacete.

75/46. An Australian experience of assertive outreach to homeless people following de-institutionalisation

Author: Freidin, Julian.

Work Centre: Alfred Health Psychiatry Department.

75/47. Implementation of ACT in a Swedish health services contextAuthors: (1) Svensson, Bengt; (2) Cruce, Kerstin Gunilla.

Work Centre: (1) Lund university; (2) Teamleader, PhD, Mental Health Center, Malmoe, Sweden.

75/49. A fi delity scale for community psychiatric service in Hong KongAuthors: (1) Chui, William; (2) Mui, Jolene; (3) Leung, Kwan-tai; (4) Wong, Raymond; (5) Chan, Con-

stance; (6) Cheung, Eric.

Work Centre: (1) Castle Peak Hospital; (2) Nurse Consultant, Castle Peak Hospital, Hong Kong; (3) Ad-

vanced Practice Nurse, Castle Peak Hospital, Hong Kong; (4) Service Manager, Castle Peak

Hospital, Hong Kong; (5) Psychiatrist, Castle Peak Hospital, Hong Kong; (6) Consultant Psy-

chiatrist, Castle Peak Hospital, Hong Kong.

75/63. From pilot project to standard care: 3-year results and experiences from the implementation of an integrated home-treatment team for acute phases of mental illness in Lucerne (Switzerland)

Authors: Franz, Harald; Junghan, Ulrich; Kraan, Karel; Kurmann, Julius.

Work Centre: Luzerner Psychiatrie Ambulante Dienste.

75/64. The ethical dilemma: “healing persons and protecting society”Authors: (1) Torres González, Francisco; (2) Barrios Flores, Luis Fernando.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatrist. Senior researcher at “Centro de Investigación Biomedica en Red de Salud

Mental” (CIBERSAM), University of Granada, Spain.; (2) Professor of Administrative Law. Uni-

versity of Alicante. Spain.

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Thursday, 27th June

6.00 - 7.00 pm OP Session IIIRoom 1

Papers:

75/65. Implantación de un programa de tratamiento intensivo en la comunidad para personas con trastorno mental grave

Authors: (1) Laviana Cuetos, Margarita; (2) Rodríguez Savart, Ana Mª; (2) Aguilera Valverde, Antonia; (3)

Sánchez Benítez, Soraya; (4) Casin Galván, Guillermo; (5) López Collantes de Terán, Mª Luisa.

Work Centre: (1) Psicóloga Clínica. Coordinadora de las Comunidades Terapéuticas de salud Mental. Uni-

dad de Gestión Clínica de SM del Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío.; (2) Auxiliar de En-

fermería. Equipo de tratamiento Intensivo Comunitario (ETIC). UGCSM. HU Virgen del Rocío.

Sevilla; (3) Monitora de FAISEM. Equipo de tratamiento Intensivo Comunitario (ETIC). UGC-

SM. HU Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla; (4) Enfermero. Supervisor. CTSM-II. UGCSM. HU Virgen del

Rocío. Sevilla; (5) Enfermera. Supervisora. CTSM-I. UGCSM. HU Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla.

75/75. Changes in hospitalization in mental health services among users in Norwegian Assertive Community Treatment teams

Authors: (1) Clausen, Hanne Kristin; (2) Landheim, Anne; (3) Heiervang, Kristin Sverdvik; (4) Odden,

Sigrun; (5) Kilen Stuen, Hanne; (6) Ruud, Torleif.

Work Centre: (1) Physician, PhD student, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus University Hospital, Nor-

way; (2) Sociologist, PhD, Researcher, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet Hospital Trust,

Norway; (3) Psychologist, PhD, Researcher, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus Univer-

sity Hospital, Norway; (4) Sociologist, Researcher, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet

Hospital, Norway; (5) Sociologist, PhD student, Innlandet Hospital Trust, Norway; (6) Psychiatrist,

Professor and Head of R&D Dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus University Hospital, Norway.

75/78. ACT, FACT and the C-Flex method in Norway. Practice, methods, and preliminary results from the effect-evaluation

Author: Andersen, Bror Just.

Work Centre: PhD in Psychology, Project manager / Special Advicor for Quality in Baerum DPS, Division of

Mental health and Addiction, Vestre Viken Hospital Trust.

75/84. Norway versus USA: How is ACT working?Authors: (1) Heiervang, Kristin Sverdvik; (2) Odden, Sigrun; (3) Landheim, Anne; (4) Clausen, Hanne

Kristin; (5) Kilen Stuen, Hanne; (6) Ruud, Torleif.

Work Centre: (1) Clinical Psychologist, PhD, Researcher, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus Uni-

versity Hospital, Norway; (2) Sociologist, Researcher, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Inn-

landet Hospital, Norway; (3) Sociologist, PhD, Researcher, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis,

Innlandet Hospital Trust, Norway; (4) Physician, PhD student, R&D dept. Mental Health Ser-

vices, Akershus University Hospital, Norway; (5) Sociologist, PhD student, Innlandet Hospital

Trust, Norway; (6) Psychiatrist, Professor and Head of R&D Dept. Mental Health Services,

Akershus University Hospital, Norway.

75/86. User ask user about ACTAuthors: (1) Lofthus, Ann-Mari; (2) Westerlund, Heidi, (3) Bjørgen, Dagfi nn (4) Lauveng, Arnhild (5),

Heiervang, Kristin Sverdvik (6). Torleif Ruud

Work Centre: Work Centre: (1) PhD candidate, Department of Research and Development , Division Men-

tal Health Services, Akershus University Hospital; (2) Project coordinator National Centre for

knowledge through experience in mental health, (3) R & D manager, National Centre for knowl-

edge through experience in mental health (4) PhD candidate; Department of Research and

Development , Division Mental Health Services, Akershus University Hospital; (5) Reseacher,

Clinical Psychologist PhD, Department of Research and Development , Division Mental Health

Services, Akershus University Hospital; (6) Prof. Dr. Department of Research and Develop-

ment , Division Mental Health Services, Akershus University Hospital.

75/92. Developing integrated treatment bottom-upAuthors: (1) Bengtsson, Steen; (2) Grønborg Knudsens, Sine.

Work Centre: (1) Danish National Institute of Social Research; (2) Master student, Roskilde University, Roskilde.

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75/94. Commited treatment orders in Norwegian Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams, seen from the patients` views and experience

Authors: (1) Kilen Stuen, Hanne; (2) Wynn, Rolf; (3) Landheim, Anne; (4) Ruud, Torleif.

Work Centre: (1) Sociologist, PhD student, National Center for Dual diagnosis; Innlandet Hospital Trust,

Norway; (2) Psychiatrist, Professor, Univerity of Tromsø; (3) Sociologist, PhD, National Center

for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet Hospital Trust; (4) Psychiatrist, Professor. Head of Mental Health

Services, Akershus University Hospital, Norway.

Friday, 28th June

09.30-10.30 am OP Session IVRoom 2

Papers:

75/25. Starting up local forensic outreachment in BelgiumAuthor: Marquant, Thomas.

Work Centre: Forensic Psychiatry.

75/98. El efecto de una fi nanciación desigual en los servicios de tratamiento asertivo en Inglaterra. ¿Es útil Intelligent Kindness en la evolución de esos servicios?

Author: Barnes, John.

Work Centre: NHS England.

75/104. The C-Flex team in BaerumAuthors: (1) Read, Nathan Thomas; (2) Linderoth, Lars.

Work Centre: (1) The C-Flex team and academic advisor in the National Center for Dual Diagnosis in Bae-

rum, Baerum Regional Psychiatric Centre, Norway; (2) Psychiatrist. The C-Flex team in Bae-

rum, Baerum Regional Psychiatric Centre, Norway.

75/106. Psychosocial risk associated with aging in severe mental disorder: the FEAFES Castilla y León Psychosocial Risk Scale (PRS)

Authors: (1) Vargas Aragón, Martín L.; (2) de la Calle Sanz, Alicia; (3) Lorente Williams, Marta; (4)

Blanco, Patricia; (5) Jimeno Bulnes, Natalia; (6) Quintanilla, Patricia.

Work Centre: (1) Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Servicio de Psiquiatría.; (2) Ocupational Therapist. Psy-

chiatry Service. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Segovia. Spain.; (3) Social worker. Psy-

chiatry Service. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Segovia. Spain.; (4) Psychiatrist. Psychiatry

Service. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Segovia. Spain.; (5) Psychiatrist. Psychiatry De-

partment.Valladolid University. Spain; (6) Social Worker. FEAFES Castilla y León. Spain.

75/108. Mental health reform and reduction of psychiatric beds in BelgiumAuthors: (1) Pieters, Guido; (2) Nissen, Dirk.

Work Centre: (1) UPC University of Leuven; (2) Network coordinator Leuven-Tervuren.

75/118. Do Norwegian ACT-teams recruit persons with concurrent mental disorders and substance use disorders and do they offer integrated treatment?

Authors: (1) Landheim, Anne; (2) Clausen, Hanne Kristin; (3) Heiervang, Kristin Sverdvik; (4) Odden,

Sigrun; (5) Kilen Stuen, Hanne; (6) Ruud, Torleif.

Work Centre: (1) Sociologist, PhD, Research manager, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet Hos-

pital Trust, Norway.; (2) Physician, PhD student, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus

University Hospital, Norway.; (3) Psychologist, Phd, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Aker-

shus University Hospital, Norway.; (4) Sociologist, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlan-

det Hospital Trust, Norway.; (5) Sociologist, Phd student, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis,

Innlandet Hospital Trust, Norway; (6) Psychiatrist, Professor and Head of R&D Dept. Mental

Health Services, Akershus University Hospital, Norway.

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75/121. Use of substances in individuals with severe mental illness: negative and positive functioning (paper in progress)

Authors: (1) Pettersen, Henning; (2) Landheim, Anne; (3) Ravndal, Edle; (4) Ruud, Torleif.

Work Centre: (1) Nurse and Phd. student. National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet hospital trust, Nor-

way.; (2) Sociologist and research manager. National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet hos-

pital trust, Norway.; (3) Sociologist and professor. Norwegian Centre for Addiction Research,

University of Oslo,Norway.; (4) Psychiatrist and professor. Akershus University Hospital and

University of Oslo, Norway.

Friday, 28th June

11.00-12.00 am OP Session VRoom 2

Papers:

75/31. The cross-cultural Mount Sinai Hospital ACT Team: description and experience as an external psychiatry resident

Authors: (1) Valls i Botet, Maria del Mar; (2) Chow, Wendy; (3) Andermann, Lisa; (4) Law, Samuel.

Work Centre: (1) Resident of Psychiatry. Department of Psychiatry. Hospital Universitari Vall d’Hebron. Bar-

celona. Spain.; (2) Social Worker and Program Manager. Assertive Community Treatment

Team and Mental Health Court Support Program Head, International Education, Dept. of Psy-

chiatry, Mount Sinai Hospital, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of

Toronto; (3) Psychiatrist, Mount Sinai Hospital; Assistant Professor, Culture, Community and

Health Studies, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto. Toronto. Canada.; (4) Staff

Psychiatrist, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, Clinical Director, ACTT, Mount Sinai Hospital,

Toronto, Associate Head, Community Psychiatric Program, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto,

Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Toro.

75/126. Evaluation of Leicestershire Assertive Outreach team- Patient experience and satisfaction survey

Authors: (1) Al-Hillawi, Qutaiba; (2) Scordellis, Jo; (3) Siram, Vasantha; (4) Roberts, David; (5) Al-Uzri,

Mohammed; (6) Noushad, Fabida.

Work Centre: (1) ST4 in General adult psychiatry. Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust, previously worked

in Leicestershire Partnership Trust.; (2) Clinical Psychologist. Assertive Outreach team, Leices-

tershire Partnership NHS Trust, UK.; (3) Specialty doctor. Assertive Outreach team, Leicester-

shire Partnership NHS Trust, UK.; (4) Associate Specialist, ST6 in General adult psychiatry. As-

sertive Outreach team, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust, UK.; (5) Consultant Psychiatrist

in General adult psychiatry. Assertive Outreach team, Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust,

UK.; (6) Consultant Psychiatry in General adult Psychiatry. Assertive Outreach team, Leices-

tershire Partnership NHS Trust, UK.

75/127. Staged model of Assertive Outreach TeamAuthors: (1) Noushad, Fabida; (1) Al-Uzri, Mohammed; (2) Al-Hillawi, Qutaiba; (3) Holding, Dawn.

Work Centre: (1) Consultant Psychiatrist in General adult Psychiatry. Assertive Outreach team, Leicester-

shire Partnership NHS Trust, UK; (2) ST4 in general adult Psychiatry. Norfolk and Suffolk

Foundation Trust, previously worked in Leicestershire Partnership Trust; (3) Team Manager,

Assertive Outreach Team. Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust, UK.

75/131. Engaging severe mental illness patients into treatment – how multifamily psychoeducational groups can help

Authors: (1) Brito, Luisa; (2) Rebelo Botelho, Maria Antónia; (3) Campos, Clara.

Work Centre: (1) Nurse educator. Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Coimbra. Portugal.; (2) Nurse edu-

cator. Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Lisboa. Portugal.; (3) Nurse specialist. Serviço de

Psiquiatria do Centro Hospitalar Universitário de Coimbra. Portugal.

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75/134. Impulsive Lifestyle Counselling Program for Antisocial Behaviour in Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment

Authors: Thylstrup, Birgitte; Hesse, Morten.

Work Centre: Assistant Professor. Centre for Alcohol and Drug Research. University of Aarhus. Denmark.

75/135. Patterns of daily contact with users by Norwegian ACT teamsAuthors: (1) Ruud, Torleif; (2) Landheim, Anne; (3) Heiervang, Kristin Sverdvik; (4) Odden, Sigrun; (5)

Clausen, Hanne Kristin; (6) Kilen Stuen, Hanne.

Work Centre: (1) Professor, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus University Hospital, Norway; (2)

Research leader, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet Hospital Trust, Norway; (3)

Researcher, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus University Hospital, Norway; (4)

Researcher, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet Hospital Trust, Norway; (5) PhD

candidate, R&D dept. Mental Health Services, Akershus University Hospital, Norway; (6) PhD

candidate, National Centre for Dual Diagnosis, Innlandet Hospital Trust, Norway.

75/137. Making possible assertive communitary treatment in the Central Region of PortugalAuthor: Araújo, Ana María.

Work Centre: Mental Health Unit Sobral Cid. Centro Hospitalar e Universitario de Coimbra. Portugal.

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Poster Abstracts

75/37. Recuperación: Un nuevo paradigmaAuthors: (1) Nadales Rojas, Maria; (2) Aller Gómez, Noelia; (3) Bretón Díez, Natalia; (4) Sánchez Artero,

María José.

Work Centre: (1) MIR 2 Psiquiatría Hospital San Agustín Avilés; (2) MIR 3 Psiquiatría Hospital San Agustín

Avilés; (3) MIR 1 Psiquiatría Hospital San Agustín Avilés; (4) MIR 1 Psiquiatría Hospital Univer-

sitario de Guadalajara.

75/48. La salud mental hacia programas de intervención municipalesAuthors: (1) de la Rosa Hormiga, Milagros; (2) Herrera Hernández, Juan Manuel; (3) Rodríguez Matos,

Inmaculada; (4) Rodríguez Pulido, Francisco; (5) Rodríguez García, Ángeles; (6) Martínez Agui-

lar, Sergio.

Work Centre: (1) Psicóloga. Profesora Universidad de La Laguna. Tenerife, España.; (2) Trabajador Social.

Profesor Universidad de La Laguna .Tenerife, España.; (3) Psicóloga. Gabinete Psicosocial

Municipal. Tenerife, España.; (4) Psiquiatra. Profesor Universidad de La Laguna. Tenerife, Es-

paña.; (5) Enfermera. Unidad de Psiquiatría. Hospital de la Candelaria. Tenerife, España.; (6)

Forense. Instituto de Medicina Legal y Forense. Tenerife, España.

75/52. Recovery, un paso hacia la recuperación personalAuthors: (1) Aller Gómez, Noelia; (2) Nadales Rojas, Maria; (3) Bretón Díez, Natalia; (4) García Castro,

Emilia.

Work Centre: (1) MIR III. Servicio de Salud Mental de Avilés. Avilés, Asturias. España; (2) MIR II Psiquiatría. Ser-

vicio de Salud Mental de Avilés. Avilés. España; (3) MIR I Psiquiatría. Servicio de Salud Mental de

Avilés. Avilés. España; (4) Psiquiatra. Centro de Salud Mental de la Magdalena. Avilés. España.

75/53. Continuidad de intervención: difi cultades con el paciente y la familiaAuthors: (1) Carral Martinez, Maria; (2) Lozano Cerezuela, Mónica; (3) Develsa, Olmos.

Work Centre: (1) Psiquiatra. Hospital Son Llátzer. Palma de Mallorca. España; (2) Trabajo Social. Ibsalut.

Palma de Mallorca. España; (3) Enfermería. Hospital Son Llátzer. Palma de Mallorca. España.

75/54. Derivación abierta: nuestra experienciaAuthors: (1) Lozano Cerezuela, Mónica; (2) Carral Martinez, Maria; (3) Olmos Develsa, Carmen.

Work Centre: (1) Trabajo Social. Ibsalut. Palma de Mallorca. España; (2) Psiquiatría. Hospital Son Llátzer.

Palma de Mallorca. España; (3) Enfermería. Hospital Son Llátzer. Palma de Mallorca. España.

75/59. Estudio de satisfacción de los pacientes atendidos por el Equipo de Tratamiento Asertivo Comunitario del Complejo Hospitalario Universitario de A Coruña

Authors: (1) Fernández Fernández, Esperanza; (2) Jarazo Guerra, Palmira; (3) Amboage Paz, María

Teresa; (4) Filgueira Bouza, Mª Soledad; (5) Ortega García, Mª Luisa; (6) Díaz del Valle, Juan

Carlos.

Work Centre: (1) Nurse. ETAC-CHUAC. A Coruña. Spain; (2) Nurse assistant. ETAC-CHUAC. A Coruña.

Spain; (3) Psychiatrist. ETAC-CHUAC. A Coruña. Spain; (4) Psychologist. ETAC-CHUAC. A

Coruña. Spain; (5) Social Worker. ETAC-CHUAC. A Coruña. Spain; (6) Psychiatrist. Psychiat-

ric Day Hospital-CHUAC. A Coruña. Spain.

75/60. ¿Y después del alta...?Authors: (1) Fernández Fernández, Esperanza; (2) Jarazo Guerra, Palmira; (1) Amboage Paz, María

Teresa; (3) Fontela, Eva; (4) Ortega García, Mª Luisa; (5) Díaz del Valle, Juan Carlos.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatrist. ETAC-CHUAC. A Coruña. Spain; (2) Nurse assistant. ETAC-CHUAC. A Coru-

ña. Spain; (3) Psychiatrist. Hospital de Oza. A Coruña. Spain; (4) Social worker. ETAC-CHU-

AC. A Coruña. Spain; (5) Psychiatrist. Psychiatric Day Hospital-CHUAC. A Coruña. Spain.

Abstracts

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75/80. Reforzando el screening sistemático de factores de riesgo cardiovascular en la atención integral a usuarios del ETAC de Cartagena

Authors: (1) Consuegra Sánchez, Rosario; (2) Diez Galeron, Sara; (3) Pastor Campos, Ruth; (4) Ramírez

del Vas, María Jesús; (5) Santos Mayor, Vanesa; (5) Soto Martinez, Elena.

Work Centre: (1) Psiquiatra-Coordinadora ETAC Cartagena. Murcia; (2) Enfermera especialista en Salud

Mental. Unidad de agudos del Hospital Santa Maria del Rosell de Cartagena; (3) Terapeuta

Ocupacional del programa ETAC Cartagena; (4) Trabajadora Social del programa ETAC Cart-

agena; (5) Enfermera especialista en Salud Mental del programa ETAC Cartagena.

75/81. Experiences and stigma of people living in the proximity of a supported housing facility for people with severe mental illness

Authors: (1) Verrijp, Tessa; (2) Van Gool, Arthur; (3) Gosker, Anja; (4) Schotting, Ernst; (5) Van Weeghel,

Jaap.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatry resident. Yulius Mental Health Organization. Dordrecht, The Netherlands ; (2)

Psychiatrist. Co-director Yulius Academy. Yulius Mental Health Organization. Dordrecht, The

Netherlands.; (3) Psychiatrist. Director Division long-term care and treatment. Yulius Men-

tal Health Organization. Dordrecht, The Netherlands.; (4) Nurse. Team leader. Yulius Mental

Health Organization. Dordrecht, The Netherlands.; (5) Professor of psychiatric rehabilitation.

Scientifi c director. Centre of expertise Phrenos. Utrecht.

75/82. The infl uence of moving to better quality supported housing on long-term care-dependent psychiatric patients

Authors: (1) Verrijp, Tessa; (2) Van Gool, Arthur; (3) Gosker, Anja; (4) Schotting, Ernst; (5) Van Weeghel,

Jaap.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatry resident. Yulius Mental Health Organization. Dordrecht, The Netherlands.; (2)

Psychiatrist. Co-director Yulius Academy. Yulius Mental Health Organization. Dordrecht, The

Netherlands.; (3) Psychiatrist. Director Division long-term care and treatment. Yulius Men-

tal Health Organization. Dordrecht, The Netherlands.; (4) Nurse. Team leader. Yulius Mental

Health Organization. Dordrecht, The Netherlands.; (5) Professor of psychiatric rehabilitation.

Scientifi c director. Centre of Expertise Phrenos. Utrecht, The Netherlands.

75/89. An experimental account of developing an integrated community care model for patients with long-standing psychotic symptoms in Vantaa Finland

Authors: (1) Kuusi, Kristiina; (2) Koivisto, Kirsi; (3) Meriluoto, Anne; (2) Kieseppä, Tuula.

Work Centre: (1) Hospital District of Helsinki and Uusimaa; (2) Helsinki University Central Hospital, Clinic of

Psychiatry, Vantaa; (3) Helsini University Central Hospital, Clinic of Psychiatry, Vantaa.

75/90. Niveles de sobrecarga, ansiedad y depresión en el cuidador de pacientes con Trastorno Mental Severo

Authors: (1) Pérez Zabalza, Ana; (2) García de Polavieja Serradell, Bárbara; (2) Pozueta Villadóniga,

Soraya; (3) Sánchez Muñoz, Beatriz.

Work Centre: (1) PIR de segundo año. Hospital San Agustin, Aviles, Asturias, España.; (2) PIR, Hospital San

Agustín, Avilés, España; (3) Psicóloga Clínica, Hospital San Agustín, Avilés, España.

75/96. Rehabilitación: Presentación de un casoAuthors: (1) Pozueta Villadóniga, Soraya; (2) Pérez Zabalza, Ana; (3) Sánchez Muñoz, Beatriz; (2)

García de Polavieja Serradell, Bárbara.

Work Centre: (1) PIR, Hospital San Agustín, Avilés, España ; (2) PIR, Hospital San Agustín, Avilés, España;

(3) Psicóloga Clínica, Hospital San Agustín, Avilés, España.

75/97. “Dos años de ETAC de Murcia”Authors: (1) Martínez Benítez, Silvestre; (2) Esparza Moreno, Francisco; (3) Almela Bernal, Joaquín; (4)

López Gallego, Sandra; (5) Salazar Navarro, Elena; (6) Martínez López, Cristina.

Work Centre: (1) Psiquiatra ETAC Murcia; (2) Trabajador social. ETAC Murcia HPRA. Murcia. España; (3)

Enfermero. ETAC Murcia HPRA. Murcia. España; (4) Enfermera. ETAC Murcia HPRA. Murcia.

España; (5) Enfermera. HPRA. Murcia. España; (6) Psicóloga clínica. Murcia. España.

75/99. The Danish authority’s cooperation for an integrated effort to help people with mental illness

Authors: (1) Seehausen Hansen, Anne; (2) Brøndmark, Kim.

Work Centre: (1) Teamleader ACT-team (OP-team). Psychiatric Center Frederiksberg; (2) Psykiatrisk Center

Nordsjælland, ACT-team.

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75/100. Assertive Outreach ; The First Step of The Reform of Mental Health Care in BelgiumAuthors: (1) Maisin, Antoine; (2) Pecher, Antoine; (3) Tecco, juan.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatrist, Head of The Assertive Outreach Unit. Department of Psychiatry, CHUP-MB.

Mons, Belgium.; (2) Psychologist, The Assertive Outreach Unit. Department of Psychiatry,

CHUP-MB. Mons, Belgium.; (3) Psychiatrist, Head of The Department of Psychiatry, CHUP-

MB. Mons, Belgium.

75/102. Efi cacia de una intervención psicoeducativa en grupo multifamiliarAuthors: (1) García de Polavieja Serradell, Bárbara; (2) Sánchez Muñoz, Beatriz; (3) Pérez Zabalza,

Ana; (3) Pozueta Villadóniga, Soraya; (2) Burgueño Montañés, José Enrique; (4) Bacariza Rey,

Clara.

Work Centre: (1) Hospital San Agustín. Avilés. España; (2) Psicólogo Clínico. Hospital San Agustín. Avilés.

España; (3) PIR. Hospital San Agustín. Avilés. España; (4) Psicólogo Clínico. Hospital San

Agustín, Avilés, España.

75/103. Acción humana, salud, funcionamiento y bienestar: análisis de un caso de tratamiento asertivo comunitario de una persona indomiciliada

Authors: (1) Lorente Williams, Marta; (2) de la Calle Sanz, Alicia; (3) Arroyo Gómez de Segura, Ana

María; (4) Rueda Fernández, Carmen; (5) Vecino Gallego, Antonio; (5) Vargas Aragón, Martín

L.

Work Centre: (1) Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Servicio de Psiquiatría.; (2) Terapeuta Ocupacional. Ser-

vicio de Psiquiatría. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Segovia. Spain.; (3) Enfermera. Servicio

de Psiquiatría. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Segovia. Spain.; (4) Monitora de rehabili-

tación psiquiátrica. Servicio de Psiquiatría. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Segovia. Spain.;

(5) Psiquiatra. Servicio de Psiquiatría. Complejo Asistencial de Segovia. Segovia. Spain.

75/109. Experiencing mindfulness with seriously mentally ill peopleAuthors: (1) de la Viuda Suárez, María Eugenia; (2) Antoranz Castro, Elisa; (2) Becerril Rodríguez, Eva;

(2) Luis Martínez, Miriam; (1) Costa Trigo, Rebeca; (1) Casas Posada, Antya.

Work Centre: (1) Psychology Intern Resident, IV area, Principado de Asturias, Spain; (2) Mental Health

Nurse Intern Resident, IV area, Principado de Asturias, Spain.

75/110. Estilo de apego familiar y psicosisAuthors: (1) Sánchez Muñoz, Beatriz; (2) Pozueta Villadóniga, Soraya; (1) Bacariza Rey, Clara; (2) Pérez

Zabalza, Ana; (2) García de Polavieja Serradell, Bárbara; (1) Huskin Camino, Lucía.

Work Centre: (1) Centro Salud Mental II Adultos -Avilés (Asturias); (2) PIR, Hospital San Agustín, Avilés,

España.

75/112. El acompañamiento terapéutico como elemento fundamental en el trabajo con personas con TMG en situación de exclusión social

Authors: (1) Rodríguez Savart, Ana Mª; (2) Sánchez Benítez, Soraya; (3) Fernández León, Elena; (4)

Sagastagoitia Arcocha, Eneka; (5) Navarrón Cuevas, Emy; (6) Laviana Cuetos, Margarita.

Work Centre: (1) Auxiliar de Enfermería. Miembro del Equipo de Tratamiento Intensivo Comunitario. Uni-

dad de Gestión Clínica de Salud Mental del Área Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla.; (2) Monitora de

FAISEM. ETIC. Unidad de Gestión Clínica de Salud Mental (UGCSM) del HU Virgen del Rocío.

Servicio Andaluz de Salud (SAS). Sevilla; (3) Psiquiatra. CTSM II. Unidad de Gestión Clínica

de Salud Mental (UGCSM) del HU Virgen del Rocío. Servicio Andaluz de Salud (SAS). SE-

VILLA; (4) Psicóloga Clínica. CTSM I. Unidad de Gestión Clínica de Salud Mental (UGCSM)

del HU Virgen del Rocío. Servicio Andaluz de Salud (SAS). Sevilla; (5) Terapeuta Ocupacional.

CTSM-I. ETIC. Unidad de Gestión Clínica de Salud Mental (UGCSM) del HU Virgen del Rocío.

Servicio Andaluz de Salud (SAS). Sevilla; (6) Psicóloga Clínica. Coordinadora de las CTSM I

y II. Unidad de Gestión Clínica de Salud Mental (UGCSM) del HU Virgen del Rocío. Servicio

Andaluz de Salud (SAS). Sevilla.

75/113. Psychotic symptoms: giving meaning to the familiesAuthors: (1) de la Viuda Suárez, María Eugenia; (1) Casas Posada, Antya; (1) Costa Trigo, Rebeca; (2)

Fernández Fernández, Jenifer; (3) Álvarez Fontecha, Ana; (4) Nadales Rojas, Maria.

Work Centre: (1) Psychology Intern Resident, IV area, Principado de Asturias, Spain; (2) Psychiatry Intern

Resident, IV area, Principado de Asturias, Spain; (3) Psychology Intern Resident, V area, Princi-

pado de Asturias, Spain; (4) Psychiatry Intern Resident, III area, Principado de Asturias, Spain.

Abstracts

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75/114. Evaluación de la efectividad del programa desarrollado por el Equipo de Tratamiento Intensivo Comunitario en población con Trastorno Mental Grave especialmente vulnerable

Authors: (1) Sagastagoitia Ruiz, Eneka; (1) León Gómez, Marta; (2) Fernández León, Elena; (3)

Rodríguez Savart, Ana Mª; (1) Laviana Cuetos, Margarita; (4) Cuevas Yust, C.

Work Centre: (1) Psicóloga clínico. Unidad de Gestión Clínica de Salud Mental. Hospitales Universitari-

os Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla. España; (2) Psiquiatra. Comunidad Terapéutica Salud Mental.

UGCSM Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla. España; (3) Auxiliar de enfermería. Equipo de Tratamiento

Asertivo Comunitario. UGCSM Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla. España; (4) Psicólogo Clínico. Unidad

de Rehabilitación. UGCSM HHUU Virgen del Rocío. Sevilla. España.

75/116. Diferencias de género en el trastorno bipolarAuthors: (1) Cedrés Melián, Concepción; (2) González Pérez, Teodoro; (3) Gordillo Díaz, Yaiza; (4)

Saavedra Jiménez, Jesús María; (5) González Dávila, Enrique; (6) Rodríguez Pulido, Fran-

cisco.

Work Centre: (1) DUE de ECA de HUNSC de Santa Cruz de Tenerife.; (2) DUE de A.P.de Santa Cruz de Ten-

erife; (3) DUE de ECA de HUNSC de Santa Cruz de Tenerife; (4) Psicóloga Clínica del HUNSC;

(5) Estadístico de La Universidad de la Laguna; (6) Psiquiatra, profesor de La Universidad de

la Laguna.

75/117. ¿Cómo están nuestros pacientes y qué información necesitas?Authors: (1) Cedrés Melián, Concepción; (2) González Pérez, Teodoro; (1) Gómez Álvarez, Tirso; (1)

Socas Socas, Marlene; (3) Ojeda Ojeda, Juan Manuel.

Work Centre: (1) DUE de ECA de HUNSC de Santa Cruz de Tenerife; (2) DUE de A.P.de Santa Cruz de

Tenerife; (3) Psiquiatra del ECA de HUNSC de Tenerife.

75/119. Variables clínicas y sociodemográfi cas de los pacientes del programa de Tratamiento Asertivo Comunitario del Complejo Hospitalario Universitario de A Coruña

Authors: (1) Román Fernández, Enma; (1) González Santos, M.; (1) Ortega Ruibal, Francisco José; (1)

González Santos, M.; (1) Fernández Díaz, Alba; (2) Amboage Paz, María Teresa.

Work Centre: (1) Residente de Psiquiatría del Complexo Hospitalario Universitario de A Coruña; (2) Médico

Psiquiatra del Complexo Hospitalario Universitario de A Coruña.

75/120. Características del tratamiento psicofarmacológico del los pacientes del programa de Tratamiento Asertivo Comunitario del Complejo Hospitalario de A Coruña

Authors: (1) Ortega Ruibal, Francisco José; (2) Bujan López, Amparo; (1) Román Fernández, Enma; (2)

Fontela Vivanco, Eva; (2) Gómez Pardiñas, S.; (3) Amboage Paz, María Teresa.

Work Centre: (1) Residente de Psiquiatría del Complexo Hospitalario Universitario de A Coruña; (2) ; (3)

Médico Psiquiatra del Complexo Hospitalario Universitario de A Coruña.

75/123. El nacimiento de Radio PrometeaAuthor: Tomé, Paula.

Work Centre: Equipo. Programa radio Prometea de la emisora CUAC-FM de A Coruña.

75/124. Características sociodemográfi cas y clínicas de los usuarios del Equipo de Continuidad de Cuidados de Santiago de Compostela

Authors: (1) Sánchez Vázquez, Mª Esperanza; (2) Ramos Ríos, Ramón; (3) Lago Fernández, María

Rosario; (4) Currás Castiñeira, Manuela; (4) Pérez Ferreiro, Manuela; (5) Viz Otero, María del

Carmen.

Work Centre: (1) Enfermera. Equipo de Continuidad de Cuidados. Hospital Psiquiátrico de Conxo, Santia-

go de Compostela.; (2) Psiquiatra. Equipo de Continuidad de Cuidados. Hospital Psiquiátrico

de Conxo, Santiago de Compostela.; (3) Enfermera. Diplomada en Trabajo Social. Complexo

Hospitalario Universitário de Santiago.; (4) Auxiliar psiquiátrica. Equipo de Continuidad de

Cuidados. Hospital Psiquiátrico de Conxo, Santiago de Compostela.; (5) Trabajadora social.

Unidad de Rehabilitación. Hospital Psiquiátrico de Conxo, Santiago de Compostela.

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75/125. Redes de apoyo social de los usuarios del Equipo de Continuidad de Cuidados de Santiago de Compostela

Authors: (1) Lago Fernández, María Rosario; (2) Viz Otero, María del Carmen; (3) Ramos Ríos, Ramón;

(4) Sánchez Vázquez, Mª Esperanza; (5) Currás Castiñeira, Manuela; (2) Bugallo Varela, Mer-

cedes.

Work Centre: (1) Enfermera. Diplomada en Trabajo Social. Complexo Hospitalario Universitário de Santia-

go.; (2) Trabajadora Social. Unidad de Rehabilitación. Hospital Psiquiátrico de Conxo, Santia-

go de Compostela.; (3) Psiquiatra. Equipo de Continuidad de Cuidados. Hospital Psiquiátrico

de Conxo, Santiago de Compostela.; (4) Enfermera. Equipo de Continuidad de Cuidados.

Hospital Psiquiátrico de Conxo, Santiago de Compostela.; (5) Auxiliar psiquiátrica. Equipo de

Continuidad de Cuidados. Hospital Psiquiátrico de Conxo, Santiago de Compostela.

75/138. Working together in integrated outpatient services: problems and challengesAuthors: (1) Nicolae, Sabina; (2) Adam, Elena.

Work Centre: (1) Executive Director, Economist. Samusocial din Romania, NGO. Medico- socio- psy-

chiatric Ceter for Homeless. Romania.; (2) Team Coordinator, social worker. Samusocial din

Romania, NGO. Medico- socio- psychiatric Ceter for Homeless. Romania.

75/140. Evaluación de las relaciones interpersonales como vía hacia la recuperación en los pacientes del ETAC

Authors: (1) García Aznar, Susana; (2) Aller Gómez, Noelia.

Work Centre: (1) MIR Psiquiatría Hospital Universitario y Politécnico La Fe (Valencia); (2) MIR Psiquiatría

Hospital San Agustín (Avilés).

75/141. Health improvement assessment using eq5d-5l in a sample of psychiatric patients admitted to a day

Authors: (1) de Simon Alonso, Lorena; (2) Gómez, Cristina; (3) Prado, Caridad; (4) Odóñez, Lourdes;

(5) Cabasés, Juan Manuel; (5) Errea, María.

Work Centre: (1) Psiquiatra; (2) Psychologist. Psychiatric Day Hospital I, Mental Health Network of Navarra,

Pamplona, Spain; (3) Psychiatrist. Psychiatric Day Hospital I, Mental Health Network of Navarra,

Pamplona, Spain; (4) DUE. Psychiatric Day Hospital I, Mental Health Network of Navarra, Pam-

plona, Spain; (5) Department of Economics, Public University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain.

75/143. Un camino a la recuperación, a propósito de un casoAuthors: (1) Martínez Benítez, Silvestre; (2) López Gallego, Sandra; (3) Esparza Moreno, Francisco; (2)

Salazar Navarro, Elena; (4) Almela Bernal, Joaquín; (5) García Márquez, Magdalena.

Work Centre: (1) Psychiatrist; (2) Enfermera/ETAC/Murcia/Murcia; (3) Trabajador social/ETAC/Murcia/Mur-

cia; (4) Enfermero/ETAC/Murcia/Murcia; (5) Psicóloga interna residente/Unidad docente de

salud mental de Murcia.

75/144. La mejora clínica y funcional de los pacientes del programa PSI- Gestión de Casos en la región sanitaria de Lleida

Authors: (1) Cobo Ariño, Marta; (2) Iribarren Felip, Miriam; (3) Mazarico Arnau, Pere Joan; (3) Godia

Ribes, Sergi; (4) Benabarre Farré, Montserrat; (5) Pifarré Paredero, Josep.

Work Centre: (1) Psicóloga. Coordinadora del Programa PSI-PUNSU. Hospital de Santa María. Lleida.

España.; (2) Enfermera, Hospital de Santa Maria, Lleida, Spain; (3) Educador Social, Hospital

de Santa Maria, Lleida, Spain; (4) Trabajadora Social, Hospital de Santa Maria, Lleida, Spain;

(5) Psiquiatra, UDL-LRB, Lleida, Spain.

75/145. Mejora del uso de la red de salud mental en los pacientes del programa Pla de Serveis Individualitzats (PSI)- Gestión de Casos en la región sanitaria de Lleida

Authors: (1) Iribarren Felip, Míriam; (2) Cobo Ariño, Marta; (3) Mazarico Arnau, Pere Joan; (4) Benabarre

Farré, Montserrat; (5) Dolcet Serra, Joan Marc; (6) Pifarré Paredero, Josep.

Work Centre: (1) Enfermera, Hospital de Santa Maria, Lleida, Spain; (2) Psicóloga. Coordinadora del Pro-

grama PSI-PUNSU. Hospital de Santa María. Lleida. España.; (3) Educador Social. Coordina-

dor de Proyectos Individualizados en PSI-PUNSU. Hospital de Santa María. Lleida. España.;

(4) Trabajadora Social. Coordinador de Proyectos Individualizados en PSI-PUNSU. Hospital

de Santa María. Lleida. España.; (5) Psicólogo. Coordinador del Programa PSI-Segrià Gar-

rigues. Hospital de Santa María. Lleida. España.; (6) Psiquiatra. Universidad de Lleida. Institut

de Recerca Biomèdica de Lleida. España.

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75/149. Negative factors relating to adolescent adherence to mental healthcare treatment’s systematic review of the literature

Authors: (1) Timlin, Ulla; (2) Hakko, Helinä; (3) Heino, Raija; (4) Kyngäs, Helvi.

Work Centre: (1) Department of Psychiatry, Oulu University Hospital, Oulu, Finland; (2) Researcher, Depart-

ment of Psychiatry, Oulu University Hospital, Oulu, Finland; (3) Information specialist, Medical

Library, University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland; (4) Professor, Institute of Health Sciences, University

of Oulu, Finland.

75/150. Caso clínico. La coordinación entre recursos factor clave para mejorar la funcionalidad de un paciente incluido en el programa PSI-Gestión de casos

Authors: (1) Iribarren Felip, Míriam; (2) Díaz Ramos, Enrique Anibal; (3) Cobo Ariño, Marta.

Work Centre: (1) Enfermera. Hospital de Santa María. Lleida, Spain.; (2) Psiquiatra adjunto. Coordinador del

Centro de Atención y Seguimiento de Drogodependencias (CASD) l’Urgell. Hospital de Santa

María. Lleida. España; (3) (1) Psicóloga. Coordinadora del Programa PSI-PUNSU y Coor-

dinadora de Proyectos Individualizados. Hospital de Santa María. Lleida. España.

75/151. Assertive Outreach and supported housing in ZurichAuthors: Holder, Jan; Baumgartner-Nietlisbach, Gabriela; Briner, David.

Work Centre: N/I

75/152. Engagement through Community Treatment Orders (CTO): A study of the experiences related to being involved in outpatient commitment with a Toronto hospital community mental health team

Authors: (1) Tugg, Lorne; (2) Law, Samuel; (2) Berntson, Andrea; (3) Etherington, Nicole; (4) Francombe

Pridham, Kate; (5) Singer, Gordon.

Work Centre: (1) St. Michael’s Hospital; (2) Psychiatrist, Community Mental Health Services, St. Michael’s

Hospital, Toronto, Canada; (3) Social Worker, Community Mental Health Services, St. Mi-

chael’s Hospital, Toronto, Canada; (4) Research Coordinator, Community Mental Health Ser-

vices, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, Canada; (5) Peer Support Specialist, Community Men-

tal Health Services, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto, Canada.

75/153. Análisis de los pacientes dados de alta en el programa de tratamiento asertivo comunitario de Albacete (2002-2013)

Authors: (1) Ivars Masegosa, David; (2) Blas, Luis Victor; (3) Fomer, Cristina Paz; (4) López Santiago,

José; (5) Martínez, Cristina.

Work Centre: (1) MIR Psiquiatría. Hospital Virgen del Perpetuo Socorro de Albacete, Albacete, España.; (2)

Psiquiatra. Jefe de Sección de la Unidad de Media Estancia de Albacete. Hospital del Perpet-

uo Socorro de Albacete, Programa de Tratamiento Asertivo-Comunitario, Albacete, España.;

(3) Psicóloga Clínica. Hospital del Perpetuo Socorro de Albacete, Programa de Tratamiento

Asertivo-Comunitario, Albacete, España.; (4) Psicólogo Clínico. Hospital del Perpetuo So-

corro de Albacete, España.; (5) MIR Psiquiatría. Hospital Virgen del Perpetuo Socorro de

Albacete, Albacete, España.

75/154. Análisis de los pacientes derivados al Programa de Tratamiento asertivo Comunitario de Albacete (2002-2013)

Authors: (1) Ivars Masegosa, David; (2) Fomer, Cristina Paz; (3) Blas, Luis Victor; (4) López Santiago,

José; (5) Martínez, Cristina.

Work Centre: (1) MIR Psiquiatría. Hospital Virgen del Perpetuo Socorro de Albacete, Albacete, España.;

(2) Psicóloga Clínica. Hospital del Perpetuo Socorro de Albacete, Programa de Tratami-

ento Asertivo-Comunitario, Albacete, España.; (3) Psiquiatra. Jefe de Sección de la Unidad

de Media Estancia de Albacete. Hospital del Perpetuo Socorro de Albacete, Programa de

Tratamiento Asertivo-Comunitario, Albacete, España.; (4) Psicólogo Clínico. Hospital Virgen

del Perpetuo Socorro de Albacete. Albacete, España.; (5) MIR Psiquiatría. Hospital Virgen del

Perpetuo Socorro de Albacete, Albacete, España.

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SOCIAL PROGRAMME

Wednesday, 26th June

06.30-07.30 pm Welcome AppetizerDome

Niemeyer Centre Avenida del Zinc, s/n

Avilés

Thursday, 27th June

10.00-10.30 am Coffee breakCommercial Exhibition


Avilés

01.00-02.00 pm Work lunchDome


Avilés

03.30-04.00 pm Coffee breakCommercial Exhibition


Avilés

7.30 – 8.30 pm Theater Group Performance by the Nova ensemble.Teatro Valdés C/ del Palacio Valdés, 3

Avilés

09.00 pm Conference CocktailSidrería Casa Moisés C/ de la Muralla, 4

Avilés

Friday, 28th June

10.30-11.00 am Coffee breakCommercial Exhibition


Avilés

01.00-02.00 pm Work lunchDome


Avilés

During the Congress, there will be an exhibition of photographs and posters of the Red Cross theater group Nova at the Commercial Exhibition Area.

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Information

VENUE INFORMATION

Location of Venues

Niemeyer Centre

1 Multi-Purpose Building › Cinema Room

› Room 1

› Room 2

2 Auditorium › Club Room

3 Dome › Commercial Exhibition Area

4 Square

5 Tower

NH Palacio de Ferrera Hotel

Entrance

Access to Invernadero

Principado A

Principado B

Principado C

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Information

OFFICIAL TRANSPORTS

COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION LAYOUT

Legend

Stand 1: Otsuka

Stand 2: Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies

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GENERAL INFORMATION

Conference Dates and Venue

26th, 27th and 28th of June 2013.Niemeyer CentreAv del Zinc, s/n, 33400 Avilés, Asturias

Telephone number: (+34) 984 835 031 | (+34) 902 306 600

E-mail address: [email protected]

Auxiliary venue (rooms)Hotel NH Palacio de FerreraPlaza de España, 9, 33400 Avilés, Asturias

Telephone number: (+34) 985 12 90 80

E-mail: nhpalaciodeferreranh-hotels.com

Technical SecretariatFase20 CongresosC/ Narváez. 15-1º Izq. 28009 Madrid (Spain)

Phone: +34 902 430 960 | Fax: +34 902 430 959

www.fase20.com | [email protected]

Technical Secretariat Opening Times

The Technical Secretariat will be located the reception desk

of the entrance hall for, among other tasks, accreditation

hand-out, information, incidents, new registrations, speakers,

exhibitors, media, certifi cates and lost property.

Wednesday, 26th June: 2.00 - 6.30 pm

Thursday, 27th June: 08.00 am - 1.00 pm / 2.00-7.00 pm

Friday, 28th June: 08.00 am - 1.00 pm / 2.00-3.00 pm

Simultaneous Interpretation Service The organization has disposed simultaneous interpretation Spanish English for the Plenary Sessions. Please, follow the

instructions delivered by the hostess at the room entrance.

Important notice › Accreditation badges and information will be hand out at

the Technical Secretariat on Wednesday, 26th June from

2 pm on. Please make sure you have all the documents

needed.

› To access the Conference Venue delegates shall bring

their personal accreditation badge, included in their docu-

mentation, at a visible place.

› Mobile phones shall remain switched off during the scien-

tifi c activities.

› Any change in the scientifi c programme or update will be

published on the noticeboard at the Technical Secretariat.

› In order to access to social programme events, tickets or

invitations shall be presented to assistant staff if required.

Presentation hand-inThe handing in and pick-up of presentations will take place at the preview area set up for this purpose. Presentations shall be

handed in at least 2 hours before your activity takes place.

We recommend you hand in your presentation (CD-Rom or pendrive) when you arrive at the venue, even if you have your

activity the following day.

Local TimeC.E.S.T. (Central European Summer Time) in Spain is 1 hour ahead G.M.T. (Greenwich Mean Time).

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Information

Registration to the CongressRegistration can be made online, or also by sending the registration form by fax with the bank transfer or the credit card authorisation.

All registrations should be accompanied by full payment of the registration fee.

Important: No registration will be confi rmed until payment is received.

Prices

Pre-conference (26th of June): € 70,00

1 day Conference (27th or 28th of June): € 295,00

2 days Conference (27th and 28th of June): € 550,00

Conference Cocktail: € 45,00

V.A.T. included

Congress Registration fee includes: Documentation, coffee breaks, work lunches, certifi cate of attendance.

Cancellation Policy

› Participants cancelling their registration before the 15th April, will be refunded up to 90% of the registration fee.

› Participants cancelling their registration before the 1st June, will be refunded up to 70% of the registration fee.

› Participants cancelling their registration after the 1st June, will not be refunded.

Cancellations must be confi rmed in writing to the Technical Secretariat: [email protected].

All refunds will be processed after the Congress.

Name substitutions are accepted at any time at an extra charge of € 50.

Methods of Payment

› By bank transfer to Fase 20 S.L.

Please send a copy of the transfer by fax: 0034 958 20 35 50 indicating the congress and the name of the participant. Once

we verify we have received the bank transfer, we will confi rm registration by e-mail.

» Bank: Banco Popular Español

» Account holder: Fase 20 S.L.

» Account number: 0075 0903 19 0600078762

» IBAN: ES12 0075 0903 19 0600078762

» BIC/SWIFT: POPUESMM

› By credit card: Please indicate the name of the card holder, card type (VISA, AMEX…) card number and the expiration date.

› By check sent to Viajes Genil, S.A (Only checks received before 01/05/2013 will be accepted).

Bank transfer, currency exchange, etc., will be paid by the participant.

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AccommodationHotel reservations are made with a certain economic risk and are subject to cancellation policies imposed by the hotels themselves.

For this reason, we can only confi rm a reservation once the payment has been received by credit card, cheque, or bank transfer.

IMPORTANT: From the moment the reservation is made, you will have 10 days to make the payment and to send proof of

payment to the Technical Secretariat (by email to [email protected], or by fax to 958 203 550). Otherwise, the

reservation will be automatically cancelled.

HotelsHOTEL TYPE CAT. CITY DUS DOBLE

Parque Astur ESTANDAR 4* Corvera (Avilés) € 94 € 105NH Palacio de Ferrera ESTANDAR 5* Avilés € 118 € 129Silken Villa de Avilés ESTANDAR 4* Avilés € 99 € 110El Magistral de Avilés ESTANDAR 3* Avilés € 77 € 94

Villalegre DUI CAMA MATRIMONIO 3* Aviles € 61 -Villalegre DOBLE 3* Aviles - € 72

Prices are per room per night. Breakfast and VAT included. DUS: Double used as Single.

Terms and Conditions for individual reservations (non applicable to Group Reservations)

Reservations can be made on the website or by sending a reservation form to the Technical Secretariat. Hotel reservations will

only be confi rmed once payment has been made and proof of payment has been sent to the Technical Secretariat. You can

ONLY be sure that your reservation has been received and processed once you receive your confi rmation number at the end

of the process. Please take note of this number as it will be required for any future consultations or modifi cations.

A valid email address is required to be able to confi rm your reservation.

Cancellation Policy › Cancellations that take place between April 26, 2013 and May 25, same year will incur a 25% cancellation fee.

› Cancellations that take place between May 26, 2013 and June 5, same year will incur a 50% cancellation fee.

› Cancellations that take place further to June 6, 2013 will incur a 100% cancellation fee.

› All refunds will be issued after the Conference is over.

Payment Methods › By bank transfer to Viajes Genil: Please send a copy of the transfer by fax: 0034 958 20 35 50 indicating the congress

and the name of the participant. Once we verify we have received the bank transfer, we will confi rm registration by e-mail.

- Bank: Cajamar

- Account holder: Viajes Genil, S.A.

- Account number: 3058 3024 25 2720002077

- IBAN: ES90 3058 3024 25 2720002077

- BIC/SWIFT: CCRIES2A

› By credit card: Please indicate the name of the card holder, card type (VISA, AMEX…) card number and the expiration date.

› By check sent to Viajes Genil, S.A. (Only checks received before 26/05/2013 will be accepted).

Bank transfer, currency exchange, etc., will be paid by the participant.

In compliance with the Spanish Organic Law 15/1999 on the Protection of Personal Data, we inform the user that the personal information

provided will be stored in an automated data fi le for operative purposes only. Answers are mandatory. The right to access, rectify, cancel and

oppose these data can be exercised at Fase 20 Congresos C/ Narváez 15, 1º Izq., 28009 Madrid or by email addressed to [email protected]

attaching a copy of your Identity Card (ID) or equivalent.

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Information

Abstract GuidelinesGeneral Information

1. The number of authors is limited to 6 per paper, including

the main author or presenter. The author selected to present

the paper shall be indicated in bold.

2. At least the author presenting the paper must be registered

to the Congress before the 1sh May 2013.

3. No abstract alteration can be made after the 1st May

2013 at 11.59 p.m.

4. The names of the author and co-author(s) shall appear

preceded by the family name (i.e. Simons, Mark). The order

of appearance shall be the one to be used for the subsequent

edition of the certifi cates and of the publication(s) where the

works may be included.

5. ABSTRACTS ARE ACCEPTED IN ENGLISH AND

SPANISH.

6. It is assumed that by submitting the paper, the author(s)

accept(s) all these criteria. The resulting evaluation of the papers

by the Scientifi c Committee shall be fi nal. The Organization shall

reject all the abstracts that do not adhere to the norms stated.

7. All notifi cations shall be done via email. For that reason, it

is essential to indicate an email address in use as well as a

contact phone number of the person submitting or present-

ing the paper.

8. The acceptance or rejection of abstracts shall be notifi ed

to the authors via email. At a later stage, the Technical Sec-

retariat shall inform of day and time scheduled for presenta-

tion. The rules of presentation and planning details shall be

included in said communication or posterior mails.

9. Abstracts shall be distinguished between Oral and Poster

Presentations. The proposer shall select the format in which

they wish to present their paper at the time of submitting the ab-

stract through the online application on the Congress website.

10. The number of abstracts that can be presented by each

designated person is limited to two.

11. Only those abstracts of each thematic area selected by

the Scientifi c Committee shall be presented in public.

Presentation and exhibition of the Abstracts

ORAL:

1. Time for presentation: 8 minutes, plus 2 minutes for com-

ments and discussion.

2. Presentation: Windows PowerPoint Projection. The use

of the Congress Offi cial templates for Oral presentations is

mandatory.

3. Material: CD ROM or USB Memory. It must be submitted to

the designated area (which shall be detailed in the Congress

Program) at least 4 hours before the presentation. In the case

of presentations scheduled for the start of the following day,

they must be submitted the previous day although we rec-

ommend doing it just after collecting your credentials at the

Registration Desk. Presentations using personal laptops are

not permitted.

POSTER:

1. Presentation: A Virtual System for Exhibition shall be used

(Virtual Posters Area) starting on the 1st day of the Congress.

The use of the Congress Offi cial templates for Poster presen-

tations is recommended.

2. The submitted poster shall be in PowerPoint Presentation

format, with dimensions 50.8 cms. tall x 28,58 cms. wide.

These specifi cations shall be carefully followed, as those not

adjusted may be rejected. The poster cannot exceed 10

Megabytes.

3. Once the poster is accepted by the Scientifi c Committee,

the guidelines to create the poster as well as for its uploading

via the website application shall be sent to the main author

specifi ed at the time of submission.

4. Virtual posters shall be displayed on Interactive touch

screens situated in the Posters Area/ Posters Exhibition Area.

Awards › Award to the best poster: 1000 € awarded to the best poster presented at the Congress (sponsored by the Royal College

of Surgeons of Asturias).

› Award to the winner of the II EAOF Short-Film Contest: 2 registrations for the III European Congress on Assertive

Outreach, Norway 2015.

› Award to the most innovative project: 2 registrations for the III European Congress on Assertive Outreach, Norway 2015.

Virtual poster exhibition areaAt the virtual poster exhibition area, each attendee would be able to consult his/her poster in digital format and printers are

provided. You would also be able to consult the poster on the interactive touch screens available at the exhibition area.

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Registration to workshopsEarly registration to workshops was made possible on the website. At the venue you can register at the Workshop Registration

Point located at the Technical Secretariat Information Desk.

Registration for each of the sessions will be closed 10 minutes before activities commence. In the case you get late or no

vacancy is showed at a specifi c activity you can directly go to the room and subscribe to the waiting list. 10 minutes after the

activity starts the hostess shall start calling people from the list until completing room capacity.

Accreditation of Activities

UEMS- CME CreditsThe ‘II European Congress on Assertive Outreach: Improving Integration’ is accredited by the

European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide the

following CME activity for medical specialists. The EACCME is an institution of the European

Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), www.uems.net.

The ‘II European Congress on Assertive Outreach: Improving Integration’ is designated for a maximum of (or ‘for up to’) 12

hours of European external CME credits. Each medical specialist should claim only those hours of credit that he/she actually

spent in the educational activity.

Through an agreement between the European Union of Medical Specialists and the American Medical Association, physicians

may convert EACCME credits to an equivalent number of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Information on the process to

convert EACCME credit to AMA credit can be found at www.ama-assn.org/go/internationalcme.

Live educational activities, ocurring outside of Canada, recognized by the UEMS-EACCME for ECMEC credits are deemed

to be Accredited Group Learning Activities (Section 1) as defi ned by the Maintanance of Certifi cation Program of the Royal

College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.

Credits from the International Council of NursesThis continuing education activity has been approved by the International Council of Nurses

(ICN) for the award of 15 International Continuing Nursing Education Credits (ICNECs).

Spanish National Accreditation-Continuing Medical Learning CreditsActivity accredited with a maximum of 3,38 Credits of Lifelong Learning by the Accreditation Agency

for Health Professionals of the Regional Government of El Principado de Asturias*

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NUMBERTITLE OF THE ACTIVITY DATES

TOTAL

CREDITS

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TREATMENT: IMPROVING INTEGRATION

1st Edition: 26/06/2013 to

28/06/20133,38

E0842

II EUROPEAN CONGRESS ON ASSERTIVE OUTREACH:

IMPROVING INTEGRATION.

Conference (30 minutes)


28/06/20140,05

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28/06/20150,18

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28/06/20160,01

E0845



Symposium (1'30 hours)


28/06/20170,25

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28/06/20180,2

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Workshop (1'30 hours)


28/06/20190,22

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Workshop (1 hour)


28/06/20200,17

* Provisional Resolution.

Activity declared of Scientifi c and Health Interest by the Health Council

of the Regional Government of El Principado de Asturias. Ref.: 516/2012.

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Information

Dutch AccreditationThe Dutch Accreditation Council (Raad voor Accreditatie-RvA) has awarded the Congress as follows:

Psychiatrists Nederlandse vereniging voor psychiatrie: 13 points.

Psychologists klinisch psychologen BIG: 13 pointsEerste lijns psychologie NIP: treatment 10 points, diagnostics 3points, general 2 points.

Nurses Verpleegkundig specialisten: 15 points

Access ControlAssistance to the sessions will be checked at the entry of the rooms with Entry Control Access Arches. Please, carry your

accreditation card in a visible place, so that the arch can detect your entry to the rooms. Otherwise, the arch will not register

your entry.

The arch will control the time you stay at the room. The accreditation shall be calculated out of the number of activities taking

into account the nature and duration of each of the activities.

Should you have any further doubt, hostess will be located at the door of each room 10 minutes before the beginning of

the activity and 10 minutes after it. To download the certifi cates you shall enter your User Area at the Congress’ website

(www.eaofaviles2013.com) once the conference is fi nished.

Certifi catesCertifi cates shall be made available at your User Area on the website www.eaofaviles2013.com once the congress is fi nished.

There you shall enter your USER and PASSWORD data for their download. Depending on the nature of your registration, the

following certifi cates apply:

› Certifi cate of registration: registration to the congress, but it does not verify the attendance.

› Certifi cate of attendance: attendance the congress.

› Certifi cate of collaboration: speakers, moderators and committees.

› Abstract certifi cate: an abstract has been presented at the congress. Only the author(s) that is registered can download a

copy of this certifi cate.

› Certifi cate of accreditation:

» UEMS-EACCME credits (European Union of Medical Specialists): this certifi cate applies to fully qualify medical specia-

list. These credits also apply to general practitioners. EACCME credits may be recognized by other medical professional

categories. The relevant associations should be able to tell you whether they recognize them or not.

» ICNECs credits: The International Council of Nurses shall issue their own certifi cates. During the congress and within

the following two months, the Technical Secretariat shall provide you with the Attendance verifi cation forms for each of

the days. NOTE: No Attendance verifi cation form shall be accepted after the 15th August, 201.

» Spanish National Accreditation: this certifi cate applies to general practitioners, and it is the offi cial Certifi cation for

Lifelong Learning in Spain.

» Dutch Accreditation: Please, once the Conference is over, email the Secretariat of the EAOF ([email protected]) indicating

in the subject “II ECAO Accreditation Request”, and where information regarding your medical specialty is included.

Accreditation badges Red: Committee and Directive Board

Blue: Speaker

Pink: Day Pass (27th June)

Yellow: Day Pass (28th June)

Green: Full Registration (27th-28th June) and guests

Grey: Press

White: Technical Secretariat

Purple: Exhibitor

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Centro Niemeyer

Wednesday 26th June 2013

PRECONGRESS ACTIVITIES

03.00 - 03.30 pm 03.30 - 04.00 pm04.00 pm04.30 pm

04.30 - 05.00 pm

DomeUsing Research to Refi ne

Assertive Outreach.

(Tom Burns)

Benefi ts/ limitations of certifi cation

of ACT and FACT. (Remmers van

Veldhuizen) Pau

se Effects of Assertive Outreach

in Avilés. (Juan José Martínez-

Jambrina)

Centro Niemeyer

Thursday 27th June 2013

SOCIAL ACTIVITY PLENARY PRESENTATIONS

08.30 - 09.00 am 9.00 - 09.30 am 09.30 - 10.00 am

Auditorium

Short Opening: Opening and Short

Welcome

(Juan José Martínez-Jambrina &

Niels Mulder)

Plenary Presentation 1: The importance of

integrated outpatient services.

(Francisco Torres-González)

Plenary Presentation 2: Integration of

addiction services in Assertive Outreach.

(Patrick Boyle)

Centro Niemeyer

Thursday 27th June 2013

ACTIVITIES SESSION 1 ACTIVITIES SESSION 2

11.30 am - 01.00 pm01.00 pm02.00 pm

02.00 - 03.30 pm03.30 pm04.00 pm

AuditoriumIntegration of two assertive outreach models

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Better Care for European Patients Wandering across

Borders

Pau

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Room 1Integrated recovery in Early Psychosis

treatment; the challenge of getting the basics

right in health and housing

An overview of the FACT model, the philosophy and

daily practice discussed

Room 2Legislation and practice of involuntary

outpatient care in different countries of

Europe

ACT-Models and Hometreatment in Germany.

CinemaAssertive Community Treatment Experiences

in patients with borderline personality

disorder

Users and their relatives at the Assertive Community

Treatment and the reforms in the safety measures

with the new reform of the Spanish Penal Code

ClubRecovery and peers in MH. The perspective

of expertise

Forensic Assertive Community Treatement (ForACT):

Forensic psychiatric outpatient care and the

cooperation with FACT teams: the best of two

NH Ferrera Hotel

Invernadero FACTS about Assertive Outreach

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Integrated vs functional models in responding

to severe and persistent mental illness in the

community: a cross-country comparison

Pau

se

Principado AThe Vessel of the Crazy. Brush-Strokes of a

Community Psychiatric

Implementation of Illness Management and Recovery

(IMR), results of a pilot study

Principado B

Shared caseload, shared goals, shared

interventions? How to integrate the multiple

disciplines in a Flexible Assertive Community

Treatment team

AO for people with a mild intellectual disability

Principado C

Involuntary outpatient treatment for persons

with severe mental illness: results in the

city of valencia (spain) and the views of the

people involved

Where do the beds go?

GRID OF ACTIVITIES

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

05.00 - 05.30 pm 05.30 - 06.00 pm 06.00 - 06.30 pm 06.30 - 07.30 pm

Working on model fi delity.

(Gregory Teague)

Discussion on the importance

(or not) of model fi delity

ELVIRA LINDO: Fiction as therapy

Welcome Appetizer

PLENARY PRESENTATIONS

10.00 am 10.30 am

10.30 - 11.00 am 11.00 - 11.30 am

Pau

se Plenary Presentation 3: Treatment of Refractary

Schizophrenia.

(José María Villagrán Moreno)

Plenary Presentation 4: Housing First: Ending Homelessness,

Supporting Recovery and Community Integration.

(San Tsemberis)

ACTIVITIES SESSION 3 ACTIVITIES SESSION 4 ACTIVITIES SESSION 5

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04.00 - 05.00 pm 05.00 - 06.00 pm 06.00 - 07.00 pm

Is the networking community model possible for

recovery? The model of Tenerife

The maintenance of ordinary employment

for people with severe mental illness

The Role of Relatives and Caregivers in

ACT

Oral Presentation I Oral Presentations II Oral Presentations III

Moving from inpatient mental health care

towards community mental health care and

assertive outreach as an organization: problems,

challenges, results and benefi ts

Pharmacological treatment of refractory

schizophrenia. PPT

Experiences with DACTS & FACTS-audits

A clinical treatment can still be an intermezzo

instead of a permanent institution

Physical health programs implemented in the

ACT program of the Mental Health network of

Álava

Assertive Outreach for Severe Mentally Ill

Patients: Common Factors for Regional

Variation

High & Intensive Care (HIC), If it doesn?t work @

Home

Integrating criminals back into "good

life". Forensic Assertive Outreach in the

Netherlands

Intensive Outreach: Two effective models to

integrate treatment and enhance community

safety

Family Motivational Intervention, a training in

motivational interviewing for carers to support

reduction of drug use in patients with severe

mental illness

12 ways to resolve a crisis Dealing with Basic Instincts

Key elements to successfully implement an ACT

team: the experience of Ferrol

Clinical and Ethical Considerations in the

Covert Administration of Medication in

Assertive Community Treatment: a Case of

Boundary Expansion

Transcultural concepts applied to ACT in

multicultural settings

The Hospitality ward: a new vision on admission Smoking cessation, is it worth it?

Leary's Rose, a theoretical framework with

practical implications to work together with

clients, family and everybody around them

Labor integration of the severe mentally ill

patient: protected employment and supporting

employment. Experiences in Asturias

Starting up a Community Assertive

Treatment team. PPT

Shared decision making and severe mental

disorder. PPT

Wednesday

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Centro Niemeyer

Friday 28th June 2013

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08.30 - 08.45 am

AuditoriumPlenary Presentation 5:

Integrated Assertive Outreach in Europe: a consensus-based model.

(Niels Mulder)

Centro Niemeyer


ACTIVITIES SESSION 6

09.30 - 10.30 am

Auditorium New mobile mental health teams in Belgium

Room 1 The Avilés Model for the development of Community Treatment Teams. PPT

Room 2 Oral Presentations IV

Cinema Assessment of the Individualised Service Plan of the Eixample of Barcelona after 10 years (2002-2012)

Club Home Care for people with Severe Mental Illnesses in the rural environment

NH Ferrera Hotel

Invernadero Short Films Projection

Principado A IDDT and assertive outreach

Principado B Primary Attention in the care of people with Severe Mental Illnesses

Principado CMoving “Habicité” towards a recovery oriented ACT program.

Regarding our experience within a psychiatric service in North of France

Centro Niemeyer


PLENARY PRESENTATIONS

12.00 - 12.30 pm 12.30 - 01.00 pm01.00 pm02.00 pm

Auditorium

Plenary Presentation 8:

Integrating consumer experts into outpatient

mental health teams.

(Marjan Ter Avest Brake)


Integration of SMI patients in society.

(José Juan Uriarte)

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LENARY PRESENTATIONS

08.45 - 09.00 am 09.00 - 09.30 am


Preliminary results from the evaluation of the fi rst 12 ACT-teams in Norway.

(Torleif Ruud)


Working on recovery in the context of Assertive Outreach.

(Marianne Farkas)

ACTIVITIES SESSION 7

10.30 am 11.00 am

11:00 am - 12:00 pm

– formation programme based on expertise in other countries

Pau

se

Use of psychotropic drugs in ACT teams

Oral Presentations V

How do we keep FACT-patients alive? A non-invasive method of identifying patients at increased cardiovascular risk

The care of Community Care in Galicia: from custody to empowerment

The role of nursery in Community Assertive Treatment teams

Pau

se

Model of Integrated Outreach Case Management

An evaluation of integrating specialist AO into standard community mental health teams in England using FACT

Forensic continuity of care in Amsterdam and the role of ACT in this care

PLENARY PRESENTATIONS SOCIAL ACTIVITY

02.00 - 02.30 pm 02.30 - 03.00 pm 03.00 - 04.00 pm


Continuity of Care in an Integrated Mental

Health Network: components and levels of

intensity. (Marifé Bravo-Ortiz)


Evolution of Assertive Outreach

(Alan Rosen)

Closing Ceremony

(Awards: Best movie/innovative project/poster.

Presentation of the 2015 Congress in Norway)

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Plenary Presentation

Symposium

Workshop

Oral Presentations

Social Activities

Friday

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SPONSORS

CO-SPONSORSHIPS

COLLABORATORS

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ORGANISER

The aim of the European Assertive Outreach Foundation (EAOF) is to stimulate a European-wide dialogue about the development

of evidence-based models of Assertive Outreach (AO). AO interventions target severely mentally ill (SMI) patients in the

community, and can be carried out by various multidisciplinary services. Although not all European countries have Assertive

Outreach programmes, different programmes can vary widely, particularly with regard to organisational models, patient groups,

client participation and research fi ndings. In some European countries AO is widely implemented, a few countries are about

to implement AO, and in many other countries there is no AO available. The EAOF brings together clinicians, researchers and

policy makers to discuss ways to optimize outpatient care for patients with SMI, including case-fi nding, searching for ways

to increase motivation for treatment and service engagement, participation by clients and their families, rehabilitation and

recovery. The EAOF aims at setting up a European AO network, by organizing international AO conferences every two years in

one of the European countries. The EAOF stimulates research across different countries to investigate and compare models of

AO, their cost-effectiveness, and the development and implementation of other evidence-based practices within the context of

AO. The EAOF will help ensure that the most vulnerable citizens in our communities receive the highest possible quality of care.

With special thanks to the Local Organizing Committee.

TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT

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28009 Madrid (Spain)

Tlf: + 34 902 430 960

Fax: +34 902 430 959

E-mail: [email protected]

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