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2003
Conference Proceedings
Best in Show: Evidence-based Practice in Services
to Children and Families
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note: all files are presented in PDF format.
| Monday, September 8,
2003 |
| WELCOMING
REMARKS BY FORMER OREGON GOVERNOR Hon.
John A. Kitzhaber, M.D. |
| KEYNOTE:
THE EVIDENCE FOR (OR AGAINST) THE EVIDENCE:
STATE OF SCIENCE, PRACTICE AND POLICY ON CHILDREN'S
MENTAL HEALTH Kimberly Hoagwood, Ph.D.,
Professor of Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry,
Columbia University, New York State Psychiatric
Institute; Director, Child/Adolescent Services
Research, Office of Mental Health, State of
New York.
Selected bibliography for keynote. |
| TRACK 1: RESEARCH TO
PRACTICE |
| Evidence-Based
Practice: Transportation and Translation Dilemmas
in Child Treatment Settings Fran E. Wilson,
Ph.D., Executive Director, Boston Children's
Institute of Home for Little Wanderers, Boston,
MA. |
| The
Impact of Targeted Staff Supervision Training
on Line Staff Performance in Crisis Management
Behavior Joseph K. Mullen, MSW, President,
JMK Training, Inc., Carlisle, PA; William
Cammarata, MSW, Director of Operations, Cornell
Companies, Pittsburgh, PA. |
| Reduction
of Seclusion and Restraint: One Agency's Experience
David B. Hickel, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President
of Performance Improvement, The Sycamores,
Altadena, CA. |
| TRACK 2: PERFORMANCE
IMPROVEMENT |
| The
Ripple Effect: Implications of Building an
Agency-Wide Outcomes Evaluation System
James Whittaker, Ph.D., Professor, University
of Washington School of Social Work; Kari
Greene, MPH, Program Evaluator, and Rich Blum,
MBA, Chief Information Officer, Trillium Family
Services, Portland, OR. |
| Implementing
Specific Evidence-Based Practices into Complex
Child Service Systems Kimberly Hoagwood,
Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Psychology and
Psychiatry, Columbia University, New York
State Psychiatric Institute, Child/Adolescent
Services Research, Office of Mental Health,
State of New York , NY. |
| Using
Organizational Performance Measurement Tools
to Facilitate Strategic Change Gina Sessions,
Ph.D., Division Director of Shared Resources,
EMQ Children and Family Services, EMQ, Campbell,
CA. |
| TRACK 3: SPECIAL PROGRAMS |
| Evaluating
Outcomes in Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare
Treatment Thomas Doherty, Psy.D., Clinical
Supervisor, Catherine Freer Wilderness Expeditions,
Albany, OR. |
| Effectiveness of Day Treatment
with Proctor Care for Young Children: A Four-Year
Follow-up Monica Ford, MSW and Erin Whitemore,
MA, Program Evaluator, Hand in Hand, Morrison
Center, Portland, OR. |
| An
Effective Therapeutic Preschool Program for
Children with Autism & Pervasive Developmental
Disorders (PDDs) Linda S. Butler, Ph.D.,
LCSW, Associate Director of Clinical Services,
The Spurwink School, Portland, ME. |
| Tuesday, September 9,
2002 |
| TRACK 1: RESEARCH TO
PRACTICE |
| Operationalizing
Structural and Philosophical Components of
Wraparound in Los Angeles County Mary
Martone, MSW and Carl D. Sneed, PhD, Vista
Del Mar, Los Angeles, CA. |
| Individualized
Service/Support Planning (ISP/Wraparound):
Research-based Recommendations for Effective
Practice Janet S. Walker, Ph.D., Associate
Director, Research and Training Center on
Family Support and Children's Mental Health;
Nancy Korloff, Ph.D., Director, and Kathyrn
Schutte, Research Assistant, Regional Research
Institute, Portland, OR. |
| Identifying
and Building on Strengths of Children and
Adolescents Michael Taylor, Ph.D., Asst.
Professor of Child and Family Studies, Portland
State University and Quality Assurance Coordinator,
Oregon Office of Mental Health and Addictions
Services, OR. |
| TRACK 2: PERFORMANCE
IMPROVEMENT |
| Using
Administrative Data and Consumer/Family Surveys
to Monitor System Performance and Quality
Improvement. Ann Doucette, PhD, Senior
Research Associate, Center for Mental Health
Policy, Vanderbilt University, and Doreen
Cavanaugh, Ph.D., Senior Research Associate
and Asst. Professor, Institute for Health
Care Research and Policy, Georgetown University. |
| Matching
Needs and Resources for Residential Care
Scott Leon, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Loyola
University, Chicago, IL, and Catherine Francis,
MPP, Program Analyst, Illinois Department
of Children and Family Services, IL. |
| Maine
Caring Families: A Public/Private Partnership
Marie Ilvonen, Program Director, and Dawn
Stiles, CEO, The Spurwink School, Portland,
ME. |
| TRACK 3: PAPER TO ELECTRONIC
RECORDS |
| Riding
the Learning Curve--from Pencil to Keyboard
Tim Davis, MS, LMHC, LMFT, Executive Director,
Christopher Dal Pra, MC, LMHC, LPC-P, Assistant
Director, and Mark R. Holmes, MSW, LMHC, Tamarack
Center, Spokane, WA. |
| Developing
an Automated Comprehensive Integrated Quality
Management System Leonard J. Brink, ACSW,
CEO, Sequest Technologies, Inc. and Sequest
Consulting, Inc., Lisle, IL. |
| Building
Carenet at the Walker Home and School
Scott M. Preston, Ph.D., Assistant Director
of Research and Evaluation, and Kelly English,
MA, Research Associate, The Walker Home and
School, Needham, MA. |
| PLENARY |
| PULLING
IT ALL TOGETHER: WHAT CAN WE TAKE HOME?
Robert E. Lieberman, MA, LPC, President, CHARPP
and CEO, Southern Oregon Adolescent Study
and Treatment Center |
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