ENTER

ENTER Mental Health & the Psychiatric Research Unit, Zealand Region Denmark was held in Slagelse, Denmark.

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The conference

Following on from our 2016 conference in St. Andrews, Scotland on Emerging Priorities in Mental Health and Addiction: The Virtual World, Ageing and Migration our 2017 conference focused solely on The Virtual World and Mental Health.

Below you find the presentations from our speakers at our conference on the 8th June 2017

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Keynote Speakers

• Tim Greacen (France): Mental health in the virtual world in 20 years´ time​

• Jette Larsen (Denmark): MIPLAN: Preventing Suicide: a worldwide APP that really works

• Malene Terp (Denmark): Codesigning healthcare: putting healthcare into the patient’s pocket

• Rhonda Wilson (Denmark) and Jens Peter Hansen (Odense): Evidence-based E mental health: research enhancing innovative practice

• Carmel Clancy (UK) & Silvia Rosado (Barcelona): The ENTER Academy: Online Strategies for Empowering Users and Professionals across Europe

• Magdalena Rowicka (Poland): Virtual World: New Orders, New Disorders

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Workshop Presenters

• Dr. Arunas Germanavičius (Lithuania): Development of a Mobile app for mental health promotion in Lithuania

• Lidia Zablocka-Žytka & Marta Kotarba (Poland): Promoting mental health in people with arthritis

• Thomas Lethenborg (Denmark): Using innovative m Health solutions to improve mental health

• Steven Balmbra (Norway): People in my life: A data-tablet app for talking constructively about difficult relationships

• Ali Adjorlu (Denmark): Virtual Reality as a medium to teach adaptive skills to children and young people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

• Erik Kuijpers (Netherlands): Co-creating a new media tool for good practices in recovery

• Lisa Korsbek & Tobias Vitger (Denmark): The Momentum Trail: the efficacy of using electronic self-monitoring and preparing for treatment consultations by using a smartphone-based decision aid to support shared decision-making and recovery in mental health

• Emmanuelle Jouet (France): Online Empowerment in the Mental Health Empowerment Centre in Paris

• Suzanne Traynor and Fiona Cameron (UK): My Care Academy: a knowledge-building community to support health & social care

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Posters

• Lavdas, Michail & Lyritzis, Vasileios (Greece): Administrating psychometric scales in online environment

• Ståle Sårheim (Norway): Collaboration with youth

• Norbert Scherbaum, (Germany): Does opioid maintenance treatment reduce attention bias to substance-related stimuli in opioid dependent patients?

• Tiina Koponen Annukka Ruokolainen & Päiv Åstedt-Kurki (Finland): Influences of cyberbullying on children - a literature review

• Marta Anczewska & Piotr Świtaj (Poland): Virtual therapy in schizophrenia

• Britta Hjermitselv & Marianne Nielsen (Denmark): Virtually supported nursing education focused on psychiatry

• Erik Wulff Ljungberg & Marianne Nielsen (Denmark): Virtual reality as a way to reduce coercive measures in the psychiatric field

• Lone Fikser Christensen (Denmark): A  study of challenges in the use of telemedicine for older people with depression

• Lisbeth Hybholt & Lene Berring (Denmark): Psychosocial rehabilitation of elderly persons bereaved by suicide

• Mathilde Juul Kristensen & Lene Berring (Denmark): Transparency and co-creation in forensic psychiatry using Facebook: a pilot project

• Irja Nieminen & Marja Kaunonen (Finland): Education intervention as a part of mental health service users’ rehabilitation

• Cecilie Fog-Petersen (Denmark): Video library as a learning tool in real life setting of clinical psychiatry

• Paz Flores (Spain): Building Social Networks

• Silvia Rosado (Spain): Facing phobias with virtual reality

• Paz Flores (Spain): The App that links heart and brain

• Natalia Ribas (Spain): Peer to Peer Support (PPS) training program

• Andreja Rafaelič & Katarina Ficko (Slovenia): Developing the knowledge of deinstitutionalisation in Serbia

• Andreja Rafaelič, Mojca Urek (Slovenia): Planning deinstitutionalisation in Slovenia 

• Steven Balmbra (Norway): People in my Life 

• Ian Dawson (Norway): CAMILLA- Empowerment of Children & Adolescents of Mentally Ill Parents