100801 - DBHDS Facilities Clinical Conference
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Overview
The DBHDS State Facilities Clinical Conference is the first conference of its kind for clinical staff at DBHDS state facilities. DBHDS state facilities serve as the safety net for individuals in Virginia experiencing acute behavioral health crises at our nine state behavioral health inpatient facilities; provide care for individuals with developmental disabilities and/or medical and nursing needs at our training center and medical/long-term care facility; and provide rehabilitation to individuals who have committed sexual offenses at our center for behavioral rehabilitation. This conference, through engaging speakers, interactive workshops, and meaningful conversations, will enable participants to dive into a range of topics, including evidence-based models of care, ethics, trauma-informed care, and interventions for specialized populations. We are anticipating an audience of roughly 250 in-person participants, which will include individuals providing care at DBHDS state facilities, as well as DBHDS Central Office leaders.Location Information
The Westin Richmond6631 West Broad Street
Richmond, Virginia 23230
Agenda/Schedule
Keynote 8:45am-9:45amPresenter: Dr. Brian Sims; Senior Medical Advisor, National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD)
Topic: Medical Ethics and Trauma-Informed Care
Breakout 1 10am-11:15am
Presenter: Dr. Megan Ehret; Co-Director of Mental Health Program, Vice-Chair of Academic Affairs, Department of Practice, Sciences, and Health Outcomes Research, University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
Topic: Evidence-based pharmacological interventions for SMI
Presenter: Dr. Lynda Hyatt; Executive Director, Gateway Homes
Topic: Interventions for individuals with BPD
Breakout 2 11:15am – 12:30pm
Presenters: Nathan Habel, Director of Behavioral Health Services and Projects, DBHDS BACB Cert # 1-11-8674 and Nick Vanderburg, Behavior Analyst Division of Developmental Services, DBHDS
Title: Behavior Science: Assessment, Behavior Support Planning, and Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Goals & Objectives:
Identify key characteristics and foundational principles of behavior science
Explain the purpose and common methods of functional behavior assessment (FBA)
Define and describe the basic functions of operant behavior
Describe the key components of behavior support planning and how it relates to FBA results
Identify how behavior science can contribute to an interdisciplinary collaboration
Presenter: Dr. Lauren Kois, UVA Institute of Law, Psychiatry, and Public Policy
Topic: Incorporating the treatment of criminogenic risk factors into forensic treatment plans
Breakout 3 1:30pm – 2:45pm
Presenter: Dr. Kevin Huckshorn, KAH Associates
Topic: Reducing/eliminating seclusion and restraint - topic of culture change related to implementing trauma informed care approaches and reducing the use of coercive interventions such as seclusion and restraint
Presenter: Dr. Pat Quigley
Topic: Fall management and reduction- topic of post-fall interventions/preventing reoccurring falls
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