The #RANZCP2022 Congress hears a Welcome to Country by Uncle Allan Murray, acknowledging the First Nation's people of Gadigal land, Eora nation & First Nation's people in New Zealand, a trans-tasman congress. #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe
The #RANZCP2022 Congress will hear opening address by The Hon. Bronnie Taylor MLC @bronnietaylor, Minister for Mental Health in NSW.
Acknowledges the impacts of the past few years - Catastrophic fires of 2019/2020 damaged national psyche, communities have become disconnected during pandemic, and then suffered again during recent floods - @bronnietaylor#RANZCP2022
Wanted policies that had demonstrated evidence & also developed by people in the community - @bronnietaylor#RANZCP2022
We also have to talk about the "elephant in the room" and that's workforce. Extra challenges are seen in rural, remote and regional areas. @bronnietaylor#RANZCP2022
Telehealth has been instrumental in overcoming some of the challenges over the past few years - @bronnietaylor says. #RANZCP2022
Not diminishing the need for face-to-face healthcare, @bronnietaylor says, but we can't allow virtual health to be seen as a second rate model of healthcare. #RANZCP2022
Finishes off with a thanks to healthcare workers working in the #mentalhealth space - @bronnietaylor looks forward to a time when health is not politicised. #RANZCP2022
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I'm catching up on some of the recorded sessions & will start a thread on the 'Impact of the UN Committee’s statement in 2019 in relation to the minimum age of criminal responsibility', one of #RANZCP2022's recorded sessions, presented by Invited speaker Dr Enys Delmage
Dr Delmage is a consultant in adolescent forensic psychiatry and has worked in an adolescent forensic inpatient unit in Porirua, New Zealand, since November 2017. He has an interest in the law as it relates to children.ranzcp2022.com.au/dr-enys-delmage#RANZCP2022
Minimum age of criminal responsibility is defined as the age below which is deemed incapable of having committed a criminal offence. Below this age, children are 'doli incapax' - incapable of knowing that what they were doing was wrong- Dr Delmage #RANZCP2022
I'm going to join the session about codes of ethics in psychiatry. Three presentations by Paul Appelbaum, a "godsend" for psychiatry with an international perspective, Izaak Lim & @sidney_bloch#RANZCP2022
Follow @coopesdetat for tweets on 'psychosis and schizophrenia'
Prof Paul Appelbaum is, among other things, a Professor of Psychiatry @ColumbiaPsych, joining us live from New York- @appelbap#RANZCP2022
Starting a new thread for the next keynote by
Assoc Prof Loyola McLean, talking about 'changing bodymind: on attachment, trauma and regulation' #RANZCP2022 sydney.edu.au/medicine-healt…
How do we bring two or more very different points of view together, how do we bring the past and present together? How do we move forward as individuals, as dyads, as a college? - A/Prof McLean #RANZCP2022
To First Nation's people around the world, how do we move forward, how do we open up a future? - A/Prof McLean #RANZCP2022
First keynote is by Prof Belinda Lennox @BLennox4, from University of Oxford, speaking about 'autoimmune psychosis-current state of play' #RANZCP2022
Schizophrenia/psychosis is a brain disorder, with neurological as well as psychiatric symptoms. The question being discussed is what evidence is there that some psychosis is autoimmune - @BLennox4#RANZCP2022
Have diagnostic criteria and therapies - but not as much as known about the cause of psychosis - @BLennox4#RANZCP2022
Beautiful views in Sydney for the third day of #RANZCP2022! The third day sessions will start soon.
Below is a thread of 5 key takeaways from sessions I saw on Day Two, a day which focused on priority populations and the impacts of climate change.
1/ Important to embed cultural safety into mental health service provision that is based on authentic co-design, allowing culturally appropriate and flexible methods of sharing knowledge - Dr Kashyap #RANZCP2022
2/ Healthcare workers, including psychiatry clinicians, need to be open, honest and acknowledge own vulnerabilities - A/Prof Coleman #RANZCP2022
While @coopesdetat is following Tim Flannery's keynote, I am going to jump in and catch up on the Indigenous mental health session from yesterday -@AlisonSBarrett. #RANZCP2022
Session chair, Dr Emma Adams, provides a heartwarming acknowledgement of country and lovely introduction to the presenters - Prof Helen Milroy, A/Prof Mathew Coleman, Dr Shraddha Kashyap & Dr Jemma Collova #RANZCP2022
Broad overview of Transforming Indigenous Mental Health & Wellbeing Project, aiming to improve Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander mental health through Aboriginal leadership and authentic partnerships. #RANZCP2022 timhwb.org.au