DiMH 2023 PREVIEW DiMH 2023 Conference Programme
Wednesday 7 June 2023 Blue Theatre 09.15 Chair: Hannah Chamberlain, DiMHN CEO KEYNOTE: An Update From the CQC – Chris Dzikiti, CQC
09.50 Physical Environments of PICUs from the Patient Perspective – Stephen Dye, Bernard Fox, NAPICU
11.00 Design Issues Within Psychiatric Intensive Care – Roland Dix, NAPICU
12.00 DiMH: 10 Years Young – Hannah Chamberlain, CEO, DiMHN 12.00 Lunch 14.00 KEYNOTE: Towards Safer Services
– Andy Johnston, Andy Johnston Associates, Dr. Keith Reid, CNTW NHS Foundation Trust
14.35 From Design to Impact: Understanding and Amplifying the Role of Expert by Experience in the Design of Mental Health Buildings and Spaces - Jo Baudin, JEEB Creates
14.55 Integrated Art in Mental Health Architecture – Stence Guldager, Arkitema
15.05 National Forensic Hospital: A Focus On Recovery – Ruairi Reeves, Medical Architecture, Karl Burton, Scott Tallon Walker Architects
16.00 Touching Nature and Designing Outdoor Spaces for Mind and Body – Karen Howell, Matt Speight, Iteriad
16.20 Making Room for Dignity - Putting people first (Design into delivery) – Nick Richards, Sifo Dlamini, Jayne Davies, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
16.40 ‘Autism Friendly’ Wards - Environmental Considerations – Aisling Butler, Darcy Gasson, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
17.00 Exhibition, and Close
Wednesday 7 June 2023 Green Theatre 09.15 KEYNOTE in Blue Theatre, Chris Dzikiti, CQC 09.50 The Design of Mental Health Inpatient Facilities and Its Impact on Service Users and Staff, What is the evidence Telling Us? – Dr Laura Rodriguez-Labajos, Healthcare Scientist (Research), NHS Scotland Assure
10.10 A Toolkit for Strategic Coproduction in the Built Environment – Raf Hamaizia, Cygnet Healthcare
11.00 Clinical Design Partnership Innovation: The CAMHS Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit
12.00 Lunch 14.00 KEYNOTE in Blue Theatre: Towards Safer Services – Andy Johnston, Andy Johnston Associates, Keith Reid, CNTW Psychiatrist
14.35 Collaboration and Partnership Innovation: Queen Elizabeth Hospital – New Mental Health Assessment Area – Maria Luigia Assirelli, Floyd Slaski Architects
14.55 Help Me to Help Myself – Nick Smith, Missing Peace Wellness & Support 15.15
Feeling Safe in a Secure Setting? Conceptualising the Psychological and Relational Dimensions of Safety in Mental Health Care – Professor Steven Brown, Nottingham Trent University
16.00 ARCHXPLORE: How Architecture May Impact Aggression and Recovery in a New Purpose-Built Forensic Psychiatric Hospital - a Mixed Method Study – Morten Deleuran Terkildsen, Lisbeth Uhrskov Sorensen, Aarhus University Hospital Psychiatry
16.20 A Service User Approach to Zero Carbon – a Year On – Mark Richardson, Naddy Parperi, Troup Bywaters + Anders
16.40 Design for Particular Groups: Autism Friendly Design – How to Engage People with Autism at the Design Stage – Maria Luigia Assirelli, Floyd Slaski Architects
17.00 Exhibition, and Close
Wednesday 7 June 2023 Workshop 11.00 INFORMED CHOICES – Transparency Between Built Environment And Clinical Risk Management
– Emma Shakespeare, Sir Robert McAlpine, Claire Iverson, Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, Vicky Taylor, Knightsbridge Furniture, Hannah Chamberlain, DiMHN
THE NETWORK | MAY 2023 Thursday 8 June 2023 Workshop
09.50 Environmental Considerations for ‘Autism Friendly’ Wards – Aisling Butler, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
11.00 Children and Young People: Designing for Diversity – Ruairi Reeves, Medical Architecture
12.30 Lunch 45
12.00 Lunch 14.35 Mental Health on the High Street – Rachel McDade, Currie & Brown
16.00 Designing Buildings for Truly Person-Centred Care - How Do We Create a New Standard for Inpatient Environments That Improves Each Individual’s Recovery? – Cath Lake, Ben Lillywhite, Martha Mackinnon, P+HS Architects
17.00 Exhibition, and Close
Thursday 8 June 2023 Blue Theatre 09.15 KEYNOTE: Learning from Scotland on Development of a Tool to Assess the Quality and Safety of NHSS Mental Health Estates – Mark Richards, Scottish Government - Mental Health and Social Care Directorate, Susan Grant, NHS Scotland Assure
09.50 Lessons Learnt: a POE Study of an Acute Inpatient Hospital – Martha McSweeney, Galliford Try, Paul Ward, Worcester Health and Care NHS Trust
10.20 Designing for Neurodiversity – Richard Mazuch, Lynn Lindley, IBI Group
11.30 Community Crisis Care: Prototyping Subacute Crisis Units on a National Scale – Stephen Parker, Jon Sell, Stantec
11.50 PAS 6463 – Design for the Mind; Relating Guidance to Projects and the Positive Impact on Users of a Space – Andrea Harman, Saint-Gobain Ecophon
12.10 Sensory Friendly Wards – Taryn Volante, Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS FT
12.30 Lunch 14.00 KEYNOTE: Designing a Digital Pathway for Severe Mental Illness – Dan Burningham, NHS North East London Integrated Care Board
14.35 Design Guidance Update: HBN Low and Medium Secure Supplements for Adults and for Children and Young People – Rosemary Jenssen, Jenssen Architecture
14.55 Healthy Density - Creating Calm Amongst Chaos – Danielle Barnard, Arcadis IBI Group
15.15
Challenging Assumptions: Making a Success of Multi-Storey Mental Health – Mark Nugent, Medical Architecture
15.35 Exhibition
Thursday 8 June 2023 Green Theatre 09.15 KEYNOTE in Blue Theatre: Susan Grant, NHS Scotland Assure, and Mark Richards, NHSS, Scottish Government
09.50 Psychological Safety and Mental Health Environments: a Memory and Trauma Informed Approach – Prof Paula Reavey, London South Bank University
11.30 Retro Upgrade – Child and Adolescent Centred Environments with NHFT – Jaime Bishop, Fleet Architects Ltd
11.50 How My Space Impacts My Mind – Rachelle McDade, Currie and Brown
12.20 The Merely Important and the Absolutely Essential: Moving from Contradiction to Corroboration – Francis Pitts, Architecture+
12.30 Lunch 14.00 KEYNOTE in Blue Theatre, Dan Burningham 14.35 Panel discussion: Coproduction in the Mental health Built Environment – Raf Hamaizia, Cygnet Healthcare, Emma Sithole, The Recovery Foundation, Hannah Chamberlain, DiMHN
15.35 Exhibition
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