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Oral presentations Friday Sep 11, 9:30 – 11:05
Session 19 Session 20 Session 21 Session 22 Session 23 Session 24
Theme Adolescent mental health Mental health recovery Mental health nursing interventions Primary care mental health System development Creative solutions
Room

Congress Hall (Ground Floor)

Vlasta & Neklan (2nd Floor) Bivoj (2nd Floor) Přemysl (2nd Floor) Bruncvík (2nd Floor)

Libuše (2nd Floor)

Chair Joonas Korhonen Mikko Nieminen Sebastian Gabrielsson Dominik Lech Celeste Foster Konrad Guzowski
9:30-9:50 Exploring youth perspectives on social media use in mental health care: From experience to intervention. Ansam Barakat  Measuring What Matters – Pioneering Recovery-Oriented Mental Health Residential Services in Finland. Jari Koskisuu Patients’ and next of kin experiences with a newly developed home-based specialist psychiatric nursing team (SPOT). Maria Fogelkvist Brief Conversations, Meaningful Impact: Experiences from Helsinki’s Mieppi Mental Health Service. Riina Kinnunen The Landscape study: examining the current provision and practice patterns for children and young people’s inpatient mental health care in the UK. Celeste Foster Stories Without Borders: How I Use Fiction to Open Mental Health Conversations Around the World. Philip Smith
9:55-10:15 Creative Language Practices in Public Youth Mental Health Care: A Workshop from Poland. From poetry and literature to comics, collage and contemporary culture. Łukasz Szostakiewicz Examining the Existing Knowledge Base for Enablers of Family Recovery in Mental Health: A Scoping Review. Michael John Norton Specialist Psychiatric Care Teams – Good and close psychiatric home care? Sebastian Gabrielsson Navigating care for common mental disorders in Indonesian primary care: a qualitative study of service users’ help-seeking experiences. Diany Syafitti Investigation of the mental health and wellbeing impacts of a major transport infrastructure project: A natural experiment study. William Phillips Motivational speech – Time for Yourself. Inga Lunge
10:20-10:40 How can interpersonal relationships impact suicidality in young adults? The role of autonomy and competence support. Dovilė Grigienė Exploring Recovery within Egyptian Mental Health Services: Insights from Professionals, Service Users, and Peer Support Workers. Nashwa Ibrahim Mental healthcare professionals’ perspective on the introduction of a mobile specialized psychiatric nursing team. Susann Arnell Health outcomes in community mental health clinics: Explanatory model and peripheral impacts. Lena Lipskaya-Velikovsky Strengthening Mental Health Through Social and Emotional Learning in Uncertain Times: Evidence, Practice, and System Change from Estonia and USA. Stephanie M. Jones Building a Psychological Floor for Justice: Trauma Informed Support for Survivors of Historical Child Abuse in Care. Sara Zielinska
10:45-11:05 Improving Adolescent Mental Health Support in Schools: Views of Outreach Psychiatric Nurses and School Actors. Anne Surakka Introducing mobile specialist psychiatric nursing teams – the impact on healthcare resource use. Linda Ryen “All that touch us”: The role of personal, social, and contextual variables in transitions between sense of community profiles over time. Francisco Queirós Resilience Is Not Enough: Why Mental Health Systems Need Structural Investment, Not More Grit. Aaron Crossley Cultivating Resilience Through a Mindfulness-Based Approach During Times of Pressure and Uncertainty: A Multi-Organisation Workplace Evaluation. Despina Yannouli
Oral presentations Friday Sep 11, 13:15 – 14.50
Session 25 Session 26 Session 27 Session 28 Session 29 Session 30
Theme Overcoming depression Parental well-being Nursing innovations Students well-being Triadic nursing care approaches * / Documentation Suicidality
Room

Congress Hall (Ground Floor)

Vlasta & Neklan (2nd Floor) Bivoj (2nd Floor) Přemysl (2nd Floor) Bruncvík (2nd Floor)

Libuše (2nd Floor)

Chair Catriona Ross Piotr Kielan Joonas Korhonen Mikko Nieminen S.A. Kuipers Barbara Remberk
13:15-13:35 Using Point-allocation to Identify Outcomes That Matter: Results from Two Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Trials for Depression. Niamh Molloy Understanding parental mentalization in supporting adolescents with mental health problems. Gabrijela Ratkajec Gašević Psychosocial safety climate and structural empowerment among hospital nurses: a cross-sectional study. Ljudmila Linnik The Path to Belonging: What Students’ Experiences Reveal About University Life. Clara Armstrong-McDowell *Visibility of Informal Caregivers’ Role in Treatment of Outpatients with Severe Mental Illnesses: An Analysis of Patient Documentation. Marjolijn Heslinga Hospital discharge as a suicidality risk factor in adolescents and adults. Łukasz Szostakiewicz
13:40-14:00 Depression Literacy and Perception in The Middle East And North Africa: A Scoping Review. Sonia Chaabane The Experience of Hope Among Mothers of Children with Autism: Promoting and Inhibiting Factors. Silvina Marques Perceptions of mental health nursing identity and their engagement in continued professional development. Jane Matonhodze Mediating Role of Coping on Social-Cultural Influences of Binge Eating Disorder among Undergraduate Students in Nairobi, Kenya. Evelyne Arasa *The perspectives and psychoeducational needs of relatives of individuals exhibiting unexplained behaviour arising from a dual diagnosis, their loved ones, and mental health professionals. S.A. Kuipers Implementation and efficacy of Long-Term with Active Suicide Program (CLASP). A systematic review. Agnieszka Borowiec
14:05-14:25 When depression is only the beginning: an exploration of the outcomes of elevated depression trajectories across the life course. Catriona Ross Parental Stress: What Shapes Mothers’ and Fathers’ Experiences in Middle Childhood. Stella Gurreri Developing guidance for nursing staff to identify and manage the mental health of patients presenting to the emergency department in King Khalid Emergency Department in Riyadh Region of Saudi Arabia: An experience-based co-design approach. Ashwaq Alblowi Well-Bing and Mental Health Promotion in Higher Education Institutions: Fostering Collaborative Endeavors. Maria Joao Vargas Moniz *The lived experiences of romantic partners following their partner’s first psychotic episode and the emotional, social and practical needs that arise as a result: an interpretative phenomenological analysis. Marlijn Halma Description of CLASP-A in general and the process of Polish adaptation. Barbara Remberk
13:30-14:50 Peer Support Model for People with Mental Health Conditions in the EECA Region. Anastasiia Petrova Belonging Matters: How Connection Shapes Military Family Well‑Being. Lisa Williams Mental Health Determinants and Help-Seeking Pathways among International Students in Higher Education: An Integrative and Ecosystemic Perspective. Eric-Gustave Bizimana Improving the Quality and Safety of Daily Review Documentation in Old Age Psychiatry: A Clinical Audit. Shafiq Zameen & Jeanne Jose Feasibility and Acceptability of the Polish Adaptation of CLASP-A: Perspectives of Mental Health Professionals, Adolescents, and Parents. Kamila Konior