Meetings
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Annual Report 2007
Membership
Around 40 members at present mainly clinical but some academic.
Meetings
Our regular meetings occur quarterly and last 3 hours. They consist
of a talk / workshop, usually led by someone from within the region
(with an emphasis on clinical practice and lasting 1.5 hours), a
business section, and a short time for members from across the region
to catch up with each other. Once a year we hold a day long meeting
with presentations by people from across the region focusing on
their clinical practice.
Over this last year the main focus of our energy has been gearing
up to host the 2008 conference.
Quarterly Meetings
Reasonably well attended – around 15 people per meeting.
Talks on:
Feedback from PSIGE 2007 conference – number of speakers
The experience of the children of younger people with dementia –
Nathalie Garbutt.
Brief Psychotherapy – Carol Martin
Extraordinary meetings:
Two meetings held. Used to evaluate and plan the older people teaching
on the Leeds DClin course and to allocate placements across the
region for the Leeds course.
Conference planning meetings
This group has met several times with the main foci being identifying
and booking a venue for the conference, identifying a theme for
the conference, booking keynote speakers, and shaping some ideas
about workshops
Annual Day Long Meeting
The topics at this year’s event were Systemic thinking in
clinical practice with older people II – Florrie Gullion,
Feedback form the Driving and dementia conference in Scotland –
Andrew Dunn, and Community Networks – Chris Rewston.
Training Events
This year we have not put on any major training events but we have
identified a member of our geographical group to plan and coordinate
training events:
Future plans
Working on planning the 2008 conference
More invited external speakers for local events.
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