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Stephanie Hepburn
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Dear Participant,
It’s their worst day. And, yet, tens of thousands of people end up in the hospital Emergency Department (ED) or jail each year because they don’t have access to the level of mental health crisis services they need. The Crisis Now partners believe now is the time to change crisis care worldwide.
We are very pleased to welcome you and that you will participate in the 2nd International Summit on Urgent and Emergency Mental Health Care in Washington, DC as part of the IIMHL Leadership Exchange week.
Monday and Tuesday, September 9 - 10, policy makers, researchers, crisis innovators, individuals with a lived experience, family members, and community leaders will convene at EDC, Inc. They will share their valuable experience, inspire and together craft an international declaration calling for a new standard of care.
Less costly, more effective and considerably more humane. It’s a triple win.
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TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
8:30–
9:00
REGISTRATION ON SITE Welcome with coffee/tea
EDC Training Room
9:00–
9:15
INTRODUCTION TO THE PROGRAM David Covington & Caroline Dollery Expectations of the Summit
Training Room
9:15–
9:30
OFFICIAL OPENING Brian Hepburn Executive Director NASMHPD
Training Room
9:30–
9:45
MARGIE BALFOUR What if… access to care was the priority?
Training Room
9:45–
10:15
COFFEE BREAK Vlogs behind the scenes
Training Room
10:15–
10:45
MARTIN CONNER What if… we could see the system?
Training Room
10:45–
11:15
CRISIS ACROSS COUNTRIES (PART I) Panel moderated by Phil Moore (Australia, Canada, Netherlands, New Zealand & UK)
Training Room
11:15 –
11:45
TOM BETLACH What if… we studied the business case?
Training Room
DAY 1 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9
5
TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
11:45–
12:00
BRIEFING THE AFTERNOON ACTIVITY Colleen Carr & David Covington
EDC Training Room
12:00 LUNCH (TILL 13:00) Sponsored by EDC, Inc.
Training Room
13:00–
15:00
DELEGATION WORKGROUPS Drafting an International Declaration for Urgent/Emergency Mental Health Care
5 Breakout Rooms
15:00–
15:15
SHORT BREAK Return to Training Room. Light refreshments.
Training Room
15:15–
16:45
WORKGROUP PRESENTATIONS What are the key elements that should be included in an International Declaration?
Training Room
16:45–
17:00
NORMAN LAMB Reflections from Day 1
Training Room
17:00–
19:00
End of the first day – Free time
18:00–
21:00
Cocktail Reception
Tony & Joe’s Seafood Place
Dinner on your own
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DAY 1 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9
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Room 1 The Why? Universal values, rights and principles Moderated by Steve Miccio There are many healthcare systems, and many differ widely from the US version. What principles would fit and be transformative worldwide, including in low- and middle-income countries? Room 2 The Who? Leadership, culture and commitment to parity Moderated by Kathryn Turner Warehousing patients in crisis is a global status quo. Crisis Now implies a radical move away from passive acceptance and hopelessness, with a call to action for systematic solutions.
Room 3 The What? Specific practices and interventions Moderated by Becky Stoll Core elements of a crisis continuum include a call center hub, mobile crisis to the door and accessible inpatient alternatives.
Room 4 The How? Implementation and continuous improvement Moderated by Donna Robinson Emergency medical care is characterized by standard practices and data driven improvements. Why not psychiatric crisis?
Room 5 The Whom? Community and public health Moderated by Stephanie Hepburn Taking the lead implies that behavioral health owns its mantle, and partners with multiple stakeholders, law enforcement, hospital, etc.
FIVE WORKING GROUPS
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TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
8:30–
9:00
REGISTRATION ON SITE Welcome with coffee/tea
EDC Training Room
9:00–
9:30
LIVED EXPERIENCE & CRISIS Misha Kessler & Angela Kimball
Training Room
9:30–
10:00
NATIONAL THREE DIGIT CRISIS HOTLINES John Draper & Phil Moore
Training Room
10:00–
10:30
INNOVATIONS IN CRISIS TECHNOLOGY Wendy Farmer & Tomotaka Uraguchi
Training Room
10:30–
11:00
COFFEE BREAK Vlogs behind the scenes
Training Room
11:00–
11:30
CENTRAL ROLE OF LAW ENFORCEMENT Ron Bruno & Leah Dunbar
Training Room
11:30–
12:00
CRISIS ACROSS COUNTRIES (PART II) Panel moderated by Siti Hazrah (China, Japan & Malaysia)
12:00 LUNCH (TILL 13:00) Sponsored by Behavioral Health Link
Training Room
DAY 2 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10
9
TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
13:00 –
14:00
GROUP DISCUSSION And formulation of the Int’l Declaration Key Elements – Sue Murray
Training Room
14:00 –
14:30
WRAP UP & ACTION LIST And formulation
Training Room
14:30 SUMMIT ADJOURNED
DAY 2 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10
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Zero Suicide international
Oxford 2014
Atlanta 2015
Sydney 2017
Rotterdam 2018
Liverpool 2020 (planned)
Tokyo 2021 (planned)
Crisis Now
London 2018
Washington DC 2019
Australia 2021 (planned)
St. Vincent Declaration (Italy) – Co-management Diabetes (1989)
Newcastle Declaration (UK) – Early Psychosis (2002)
Rotterdam Declaration (Netherlands) – Zero Suicide Healthcare (2018)
Washington DC Declaration – Crisis Now (planned 2019)
GLOBAL SUMMITS
INTERNATIONAL DECLARATIONS
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PARTICIPANTS
AUSTRALIA
Martin Connor
Ivan Frkovic
Helen McGowan
Catherine Lourey
Sue Murray
Christopher Ogg
Kathryn Turner
CANADA
Leah Dunbar
CHINA
Jie Zhang
JAPAN
Yukihisa Namiki
Hiroshi Otsuka
Tomo Uraguchi
MALAYSIA
Siti Hazrah
NEW ZEALAND
Janet Peters
The NETHERLANDS
Elnathan Prinsen
UNITED KINGDOM
Samantha Allen
UNITED KINGDOM (con’t)
Caroline Dollery
Brett Emmerson
Norman Lamb
Phil Moore
Karen Newbigging
Donna Robinson
Emma Tiffin
UNITED STATES
Sue Ann Atkerson
Debbie Atkins
Travis Atkinson
Margie Balfour
Tom Betlach
Lorry Bottrill
Leon Boyko
Lindsay Branine
Teri Brister
Ron Bruno
Chief Justice Robert Brutinel
Mike Buenger
Director David Byers
Colleen Carr
Chris Carson
Justin Chase
David Covington
Thom Craig
Shelley Curran
Steven Dettwyler
John Draper
UNITED STATES (con’t)
Briana Duffy
Wendy Farmer
Matthew Goldman
Vicki Helland
Brian Hepburn
Stephanie Hepburn
Mike Hogan
Brian Karr
Misha Kessler
Angela Kimball
Tim Marshall
Danna Mauch
Steve Miccio
Kim Myers
Jerry Reed
Jamie Sellar
Becky Stoll
Matthew Taylor
Sabrina Taylor
Amy Watson
Edgar Wiggins
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