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Highlight: When should a mental health consumer's case be closed in a community mental health setting?
Professor Nicholas Procter RN, MBA, PhD is Chair: Mental Health Nursing and leader of the Mental Health and Substance Use Research Group, Sansom Institute for Health Research. Working as a Communities of Practice, the research group I lead brings together mental health consumers, clinicians, policy makers and academic faculty. All research undertaken by the group - including Honours, Masters and PhD student projects - relates to the real world problems of people living with mental distress, the needs of carers, and the next generation of health professionals willing and able to support recovery with dignity. Deep scholarship, deep... Read more
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Highlight: When should a mental health consumer's case be closed in a community mental health setting?
Professor Nicholas Procter RN, MBA, PhD is Chair: Mental Health Nursing and leader of the Mental Health and Substance Use Research Group, Sansom Institute for Health Research. Working as a Communities of Practice, the research group I lead brings together mental health consumers, clinicians, policy makers and academic faculty. All research undertaken by the group - including Honours, Masters and PhD student projects - relates to the real world problems of people living with mental distress, the needs of carers, and the next generation of health professionals willing and able to support recovery with dignity. Deep scholarship, deep connectivity and diffusion of the insights are central elements of the group's community engagement strategy.
The strategic intent of my work is to partner with people and organisations who can use the research I do to make a difference outside of academia, particularly in service design and public policy. I have been a chief investigator on A$5.9m of grant funding over the past 5 years. I am also drawn to further study and have completed advanced training in violence triage with the International Association for Forensic Mental Health Services and as a Psychological Autopsy Investigator with the American Association of Suicidology. As a three time recipient of the University Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Community Engagement, and author of Mental Health: A Person Centered Approach (Cambridge University Press, 2014), being closely connected to practice drives academic innovation. With CUP the oldest publishing house in the world, it was the first mental health nursing title by this publisher in 500 years. A second edition is currently in preparation.
Research interests include:
Radio Adelaide Housing Matters Radio Program – interview, Issues impacting mental health and wellbeing of asylum seekers in the community , https://radio.adelaide.edu.au/shelter-sa-professor-nicholas-procter-talks-mental-health-and-refugees
ABC News Radio, coverage of Australian Human Rights Commission Fourth Public Hearing into Children in Immigration Detention, http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-22/moral-burden-will-not-impede-border-policies-morrison/5687820
ABC Radio National 'Perspective' Program – feature, mental health services for older people from CALD backgrounds , http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/perspective/nicholas-procter/3245244
Doctor of Philosophy Flinders University
Graduate Diploma of Adult and Community Education University of South Australia
Bachelor of Arts (Sociology) Flinders University
Registered General Nurse North Western Adelaide Health Service
Certificate of Advanced Clinical Nursing Flinders Medical Centre
Registered Psychiatric Nurse South Australian Mental Health Service
2010 –
Professor and Chair: Mental Health Nursing
School of Nursing and Midwifery, Division of Health Sciences, University of South Australia
2000 – 2009
Associate Professor (Academic Level D)
School of Nursing and Midwifery, Division of Health Sciences, University of South Australia
Adjunct Professor
School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Tasmania
2005 – 2008
Adjunct Professor School of Health Sciences
RMIT University
1998 – 2000
Senior Lecturer (Academic Level C)
School of Nursing and Midwifery, Division of Health Sciences, University of South Australia
Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Academic Level C)
Hawke Research Institute, University of South Australia (July-December 1999)
1990 – 1998
Lecturer (Academic Level B)
School of Nursing, University of South Australia
1988 – 1995
Community Mental Health Nurse
Southern Area Mental Health Services
1986 – 1989
Clinical Nurse
Intensive Care and Admission Units, Glenside Hospital, Eastwood SA
1984 – 1986
Student Psychiatric Nurse
Glenside Hospital Eastwood SA
1983 – 1984
General Staff Nurse
Flinders Medical Centre, Bedford Park SA
1980 – 1983
Student Registered Nurse
Lyell McEwin Hospital Elizabeth Vale SA
Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.
Open Minds Alliance CIC Scholarship, Open Minds Alliance CIC, 01/01/2017 - 30/05/2020
Design of a Research Methodology for Suicide Prevention Research, SA Health, 01/07/2016 - 30/06/2017
Developing a research protocol for evaluation of a suicide prevention network, Local Government Association of South Australia, 10/10/2016 - 31/03/2017
Unexpected but Important: A mixed methods inquiry into the positive workplace effects of suicide prevention education and training, Mates in Construction, 11/03/2016 - 31/01/2017
Determining the multidisciplinary primary health care team required to support best practice in community mental health care and prevention to enhance mental wellbeing , NHMRC - Partnership Project, 01/10/2012 - 31/12/2016
SA Health Chair in Mental Health Nursing, Department of Health SA, 01/01/2009 - 31/12/2016
Determining the multidisciplinary primary health care team team required to support best practice in community mental health care and prevention to enhance mental wellbeing, SA Health, 01/01/2013 - 30/09/2016
Shared learning in clinical mental health practice symposia and evaluation, Department of Health SA, 02/05/2011 - 30/07/2016
SA Health Mental Health Nursing Research and Practice Project, SA Health, 29/09/2015 - 30/06/2016
Trauma-Informed Practice Education and Training, SA Health, 18/02/2016 - 30/06/2016
One day suicide prevention workshop, Country Health SA Local Health Network Inc, 14/03/2016 - 30/04/2016
Informing the teachers health foundation medical grants project, Teachers Health Fund, 05/11/2015 - 22/01/2016
Scoping review of medical safety in mental health, Australian Council for Safety and Quality in Patient Healthcare, 15/12/2014 - 30/12/2015
Mental health in multicultural Australia (MHIMA), Department of Health, 01/07/2012 - 30/06/2014
The MHiMA Project in Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention, Department of Health, 01/04/2011 - 01/04/2014
CALD depression and anxiety, Beyond Blue, 15/10/2012 - 30/06/2013
Beyond Barriers Depression and Anxiety Men's Project, Beyond Blue, 04/03/2013 - 30/06/2013
CALD Perinatal Mental Health Resource, Beyond Blue, 25/09/2012 - 28/02/2013
Medication management review, Department of Immigration and Citizenship, 01/11/2012 - 28/02/2013
Student Project - Barriers and Enablers for Physical Activity for Adults with Schizophrenia, Department of Health SA, 01/01/2012 - 31/12/2012
CALD baseline and gap analysis, National Mental Health Commission, 01/07/2012 - 30/12/2012
Action Research Delivery of training in the use of the VIAT case management tool, Department of Immigration and Citizenship, 01/02/2012 - 30/06/2012
Local impact, local gains: Examining the social impact of a new Alternative Place of Detention at Inverbrackie, South Australia, Department of Immigration and Citizenship, 03/03/2011 - 30/03/2012
2016 Dr Monika Ferguson, Prof Nicholas Procter. Design of a Research Methodology for Suicide Prevention Research. SA Health, $14,000.
2016 Prof Nicholas Procter. Refugee and asylum seeker suicide an self-harm prevention, mental distress and supportive engagement. Commonwealth Government of Australia, $80,000.
2016 Prof Nicholas Procter, Dr Jonathan Crichton, Dr Andrew Champion, Mr John Strachan, Professor Libby Roughhead. When should a client's case be closed in a community mental health setting? University of South Australia Research Themes Investment Scheme, $31,423.
2016 Dr Raymond Choo, Dr Barbara Spears, Prof Nicholas Procter, Dr Carmel Taddeo, Dr Colette Langos, Dr Lesley-Anne Ey. A public health approach to dealing with sexting. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme, $35,000.
2016 Prof Nicholas Procter. Expert Consultation: Teachers working with students of refugee and asylum seeker background. Teacher's Health Foundation, Sydney, Australia, $6,500.
2015-18 Prof Nicholas Procter. Lived Experience: Teaching, research and community engagement in mental health. Mind Australia, $150,000.
2015-16 Prof Nicholas Procter and A/Professor Martin Jones, Dr Monika Ferguson, Ms Lee Martinez, Ms Kathryn Cronin, Ms Lynne James, and A/Prof Jim Dollman. Distress Management, Mental Deterioration and Suicide Risk: A Rural and Regional Intervention and Workforce Development Initiative. University of South Australia University Department of Rural Health, $120,000.
2016 Dr Raymond Choo, Dr Barbara Spears, Prof Nicholas Procter, Dr Carmel Taddeo, Dr Colette Langos, Dr Lesley-Anne Ey. A public health approach to dealing with sexting. University of South Australia, Research Themes Investment Scheme, $35,000.
2013-14 HELFIMED Pilot: Healthy Eating for LiFe wIth a MEDiterranean style diet - dietary intervention under development to investigate influences of healthy dietary patterns on mental and physical health, in collaboration with Dr Natalie Parletta (project leader) Dr Andrea Gordon, Prof Kerin O'Dea and A/Prof Catherine Itsiopoulos; and John Strachan, Dr Andrew Champion, Matt Ballestrin and Janine Compton (Noarlunga Health Services).
2011-14 Prof Charlotte F de Crespigny, Prof Cherrie A Galletly, Prof Nicholas Procter, A/Prof John R Moss, Ms Catherine E Rowlands, Dr Dennis T Liu, Dr Panayiotis Tyllis, Mr Alwin J Chong, Ms Debra Lee. Stopping the run around: Co-morbidity action in the North CAN. Australian Research Council Linkage Project Grant (ARC-ID No 110100087), $275,000.
Research since 2008 is shown below. To see earlier years visit ORCID, ResearcherID or Scopus
Open access indicates that an output is open access.
Liu, D, de Crespigny, C, Procter, N, Kelly, J, Francis, H, Posselt, M, Cairney, I & Galletly, C 2016, 'Comorbidity action in the north - a study of services for people with comorbid mental health and drug and alcohol disorders in the northern suburbs of Adelaide', Australasian Psychiatry, vol. 24, no. 6, pp. 592-597.
Parletta, N, Zarnowiecki, D, Cho, J, Wilson, A, Procter, N, Gordon, A, Bogomolova, S, O'Dea, K, Strachan, J, Ballestrin, M, Champion, A & Meyer, BJ 2016, 'People with schizophrenia and depression have a low omega-3 index', Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids, vol. 10, pp. 42-47.
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Procter, N, Westaway, K, Roughead, E, Sluggett, JK & Alderman, C 2016, 'Prevalence of multiple antipsychotic use and associated adverse effects in Australians with mental illness', International Journal of Evidence-Based Healthcare, online, pp. 1-9.
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Procter, N, Hamer, HP, McGarry, D, Wilson, RL & Froggatt, T 2014, Mental health: a person centred approach, Cambridge University Press, US.
Baker, A, Procter, N, Ferguson, M & Baker, K 2016, 'Mental health within society and societies', in M Steen & M Thomas (eds), Mental health across the lifespan: a handbook, Routledge, UK, ch. 2, pp. 21-45.
Ferguson, M, Traynor, AO & Procter, N 2016, 'Mental health during childhood', in M Steen & M Thomas (eds), Mental health across the lifespan: a handbook, Routledge, UK, ch. 5, pp. 88-112.
Procter, NG 2011, 'Mental health emergencies', Emergency and Trauma Care for Nurses and Paramedics, Mosby Elsevier Australia, Chatswood, N.S.W., pp. 957-979.
Procter, N 2009, 'Services for asylum seekers and refugees', in P Baker (ed.), Psychiatric and mental health nursing: The craft of caring, Edward Arnold Ltd, England, ch. 59, pp. 508-516.
Patterson, C, Procter, N & Toffoli, L 2017, 'When I say...situation awareness', Medical Education, online, pp. 1-2.
Bogomolova, S, Zarnowiecki, D, Wilson, A, Fielder, A, Procter, N, Itsiopoulos, C, O'Dea, K, Strachan, J, Ballestrin, M, Champion, A & Parletta, N 2016, 'Dietary intervention for people with mental illness in South Australia', Health Promotion International, vol. online, pp. 1-13.
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Deuter, K, Procter, N, Evans, D & Jaworski, K 2016, 'Suicide in older people: revisioning new approaches', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 144-150.
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Kenny, MA, Procter, N & Grech, C 2016, 'Mental health and legal representation for asylum seekers in the 'Legacy caseload'', Cosmopolitan Civil Societies: an interdisciplinary journal, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 84-103.
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Lees, D, Procter, N, Fassett, D & Handley, C 2016, 'Involving mental health service users in suicide-related research: a qualitative inquiry model', Nurse Researcher, vol. 23, no. 4, pp. 30-34.
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Liu, D, de Crespigny, C, Procter, N, Kelly, J, Francis, H, Posselt, M, Cairney, I & Galletly, C 2016, 'Comorbidity action in the north - a study of services for people with comorbid mental health and drug and alcohol disorders in the northern suburbs of Adelaide', Australasian Psychiatry, vol. 24, no. 6, pp. 592-597.
Parletta, N, Zarnowiecki, D, Cho, J, Wilson, A, Procter, N, Gordon, A, Bogomolova, S, O'Dea, K, Strachan, J, Ballestrin, M, Champion, A & Meyer, BJ 2016, 'People with schizophrenia and depression have a low omega-3 index', Prostaglandins, Leukotrienes and Essential Fatty Acids, vol. 10, pp. 42-47.
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Patterson, C, Procter, N & Toffoli, LP 2016, 'Situation awareness: when nurses decide to admit or not admit a person with mental illness as an involuntary patient', Journal of Advanced Nursing, v 72, no. 9, pp. 2042-2053.
Procter, N, Westaway, K, Roughead, E, Sluggett, JK & Alderman, C 2016, 'Prevalence of multiple antipsychotic use and associated adverse effects in Australians with mental illness', International Journal of Evidence-Based Healthcare, online, pp. 1-9.
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Zhang, X, Procter, N, Xu, Q, Chen, X & Lou, F 2016, 'Factors influencing suicidal ideation among Chinese patients with stomach cancer: Qualitative study', International Nursing Review, vol. online, pp. 1-8.
Baker, A & Procter, N 2015, ''You just lose the people you know': relationship loss and mental illness', Archives of Psychiatric Nursing, vol. 29, no. 2, pp. 96-101.
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Baker, AEZ, Procter, NG & Ferguson, MS 2015, 'Engaging with culturally and linguistically diverse communities to reduce the impact of depression and anxiety: a narrative review', Health and Social Care in the Community, vol. 24, no. 4, pp. 386-398.
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Cairney, I, Galletly, C, De Crespigny, C, Liu, D, Moss, J & Procter, N 2015, 'Stopping the run-around? A study of services for people with comorbid mental health and substance use disorders in northern Adelaide', Australasian Psychiatry, vol. 23, no. 3, pp. 233-235.
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De Crespigny, C, Grønkjær, M, Liu, D, Moss, J, Cairney, I, Procter, N, Posselt, M, Jebaraj, HSF, Schultz, T, Banders, A, King, R, Lee, D & Galletly, C 2015, 'Service provider barriers to treatment and care for people with mental health and alcohol and other drug comorbidity in a metropolitan region of South Australia', Advances in Dual Diagnosis, vol. 8, no. 3, pp. 120-128.
Deuter, K & Procter, N 2015, 'Attempted suicide in older people: a review of the evidence', Suicidologi, vol. 20, no. 3, pp. 1 - 10.
Furber, G, Segal, L, Leach, M, Turnbull, C, Procter, N, Diamond, M, Miller, S & McGorry, P 2015, 'Preventing mental illness: closing the evidence-practice gap through workforce and services planning', BMC Health Services Research, vol. 15, article no. 283, pp. 1-14.
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Jayasekara, R, Procter, N, Harrison, J, Skelton, K, Hampel, S, Draper, R & Kate, D 2015, 'Cognitive behavioural therapy for older adults with depression: a review', Journal of Mental Health, vol. 24, no. 3, pp. 168-171.
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Kenny, MA & Procter, N 2015, 'The fast track refugee assessment process and the mental health of vulnerable asylum seekers', Psychiatry Psychology and Law, vol. 23, no. 1, pp. 62-68.
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Posselt, M, Procter, N, de Crespigny, C & Galletly, C 2015, 'Merging perspectives: obstacles to recovery for youth from refugee backgrounds with comorbidity', Australasian Psychiatry, vol. 23, no. 3, pp. 293-299.
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Posselt, M, Procter, NG, Galletly, C & De Crespigny, C 2015, 'Aetiology of coexisting mental health and alcohol and other drug disorders: perspectives of refugee youth and service providers', Australian Psychologist, vol. 50, no. 2, pp. 130-140.
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Procter, NG, Ferguson, MS, Backhouse, J, Cother, I, Jackson, A, Murison, J & Reilly, J-A 2015, 'Face to face, person to person: skills and attributes deployed by rural mental health clinicians when engaging with consumers', Australian Journal of Rural Health, vol. 23, no. 6, pp. 352-358.
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Baker, AEZ & Procter, NG 2014, 'Losses related to everyday occupations for adults affected by mental illness', Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. 287-294.
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Clark, SR, Wilton, L, Baune, BT, Procter, N & Hustig, H 2014, 'A state-wide quality improvement system utilising nurse-led clinics for clozapine management', Australasian Psychiatry, vol. 22 no. 3, pp. 254-259.
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Lees, D, Procter, NG & Fassett, D 2014, 'Therapeutic engagement between consumers in suicidal crisis and mental health nurses', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 23, no. 4, pp. 306-315.
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Posselt, M, Galletly, C, de Crespigny, C, Cairney, I, Moss, J, Liu, D, Francis, H, Kelly, J, Procter, N & Banders, A 2014, 'Ethics overload: impact of excessive ethical review on comorbidity research', Mental Health and Substance Use, vol. 7 no. 3, pp. 184-194.
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Procter, NG, Backhouse, J, Cother, I, Ferguson, M, Fielder, A, Jackson, A, Murison, J & Reilly, J-A 2014, 'Engaging consumers in the Australian emergency mental health context : a qualitative perspective from clinicians working in the community', Health and Social Care in the Community, vol. 23, no. 4 pp. 428-436.
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Baker, A & Procter, N 2013, 'A qualitative inquiry into consumer beliefs about the causes of mental illness', Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, vol. 20, no. 5, pp. 442-447.
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Deuter, KJ, Galley, P, Champion, A, Fielder, AL, HALCZUK, T, Jackson, A, Jones, A, Legg, L, Murison, J, Newman, C, Procter, NG & Williamson, PN 2013, 'Risk assessment and risk management: Developing a model of shared learning in clinical practice', Advances in Mental Health, vol. 11, no. 2, pp. 157-162.
Deuter, KJ, Procter, NG & Rogers, JF 2013, 'The Emergency Telephone Conversation in the Context of the Older Person in Suicidal Crisis: A Qualitative Study', Crisis: the Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention, vol. 34, no. 4, pp. 262-272.
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Every, D, Thompson, K, Rainbird, SJ, Whetton, S, Procter, NG, Abdul-Halim, S & Sebben, B 2013, ''We're so lucky': meeting challenges to deliver benefits to children in immigration detention', The Australian Educational Researcher, vol. 41, no. 2, pp. 209-225.
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Every, D, Whetton, S, Rainbird, S, Abdul-Halim, S, Procter, N, Sebben , B & Thompson, K 2013, 'The social and economic impacts of immigration detention facilities: a South Australian case study', Australian Journal of Social Issues, vol. 48, no. 2, pp. 173-196.
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Minas, H, Kakuma, R, Too, LS, Vayani, H, Orapeleng, S, Prasad-Ildes, R, Turner, G, Procter, N & Oehm, D 2013, 'Mental health research and evaluation in multicultural Australia: developing a culture of inclusion', International Journal of Mental Health Systems, vol. 7, article no. 23, pp. 1-25.
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Newman, L, Procter, N & Dudley, M 2013, 'Seeking asylum in Australia : immigration detention, human rights and mental health care', Australasian Psychiatry, vol. 21, no. 4, pp. 315-320.
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Posselt, M, Galletly, C, de Crespigny, C & Procter, N 2013, 'Mental health and drug and alcohol comorbidity in young people of refugee background: a review of the literature', Mental Health and Substance Use, online.
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Morse, M & Procter, NG 2011, 'Review: Exploring the role of mental health nurse-practitioner in the treatment of early psychosis', Journal of Clinical Nursing, vol. 20, no. 17/18, pp. 1-10.
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Procter, NG & Crowley, T 2011, 'A mental health trauma response to the Japanese earthquake and Tsunami', Holistic Nursing Practice, vol. 25, no. 3, pp. 162-164.
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Procter, NG 2011, 'Providing mental health support for protection visa applicants in Australian immigration detention: Partnering mental health support and migration law consultation', Psychiatry Psychology and Law, vol. 18, no. 3, pp. 460-465.
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Procter, NG, Beutel, J, Deuter, KJ, Curren, D, de Crespigny, C & Simon, M 2011, 'The developing role of Transition to Practice programs for newly graduated mental health nurses', International Journal of Nursing Practice, vol. 17, no. 3, pp. 254-261.
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Procter, NG, Williamson, PN, Fielder, AL & McDonough, DA 2011, 'Refugee and Asylum Seeker Self Harm with Implications for Transition to Employment Participation - A Review', Suicidologi, vol. 16, no. 2, pp. 30-38.
Hampel, S, Procter, NG & Deuter, KJ 2010, 'A model of succession planning for mental health nurse practitioners', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 19, no. 4, pp. 278-286.
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Merritt, SM & Procter, NG 2010, 'Conceptualising the functional role of mental health consultation - liaison nurse in multi-morbidity, using Peplau's nursing theory', Contemporary Nurse, vol. 34, no. 2, pp. 158-166.
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Phillips, SC & Procter, NG 2010, 'Management of a complex wound in a person with spinal cord injury and mental illness', Journal of Wound Care, vol. 19, no. 9, pp. 408-412.
Baker, A, Procter, N & Gibbons, T 2009, 'Dimensions of loss from mental illness', Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare, vol. 36, no. 4, pp. 25-52.
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de Anstiss, H, Ziaian, T, Procter, NG, Warland, JE & Baghurst, P 2009, 'Help-seeking for Mental Health Problems in Young Refugees: A Review of the Literature with Implications for Policy, Practice, and Research', Transcultural Psychiatry, vol. 46, no. 4, pp. 584-607.
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Pridding, A & Procter, NG 2008, 'A systematic review of personality disorder amongst people with intellectual disability with implications for the mental health nurse practitioner', Journal of Clinical Nursing, vol. 17, pp. 2811-2819.
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Procter, NG 2008, 'A brief survey of emerging issues in Australian mental health care', Collegian: The Australian Journal of Nursing Practice, Scholarship and Research, vol. 15, no. 3, pp. 83-84.
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Procter, NG 2008, 'Emergency Mental Health: Crisis and response', Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal, vol. 11, no. 2, pp. 70-71.
Jayasekara, RS & Procter, N 2015, 'The effects of cognitive behaviour therapy for major depression in older adults: a systematic review', 3rd Annual Worldwide Nursing Conference (WNC 2015), Global Science and Technology Forum, pp. 1-8.
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Jayasekara, RS, Procter, N, Deuter, K & Hampel, S 2014, 'Cognitive behavioral therapy for depression in older adults: Clinician and consumer views and perspectives', in C Kewley (ed.), 2nd Annual Worldwide Nursing Conference (WNC 2014), Global Science and Technology Forum, pp. 252-258.
Conference presentations
Research articles
Books and chapters
2016 Refugees and asylum seekers research consortium
Prof Sverre Varvin, Faculty of Health, Department of Nursing and Health Promotion. Oslo and Akershus University College (Chair); A/Prof Mette Sagbakken, Faculty of Health, Department of Nursing and Health Promotion. Oslo and Akershus University College; Prof Nicholas Procter, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of South Australia; Prof Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber, Sigmund Freud institute, Frankfurt, Universität Kassel, Germany; Prof Vladimir Jovic, Faculty of Philosophy University of Prishtina Kosovska Mitrovica; Ms Biljana Petrovic, Executive Director, International Aid Network IAN, Belgrade, Serbia; Prof Stephan Hau, Institute of psychology, University of Stockholm; Dr Roberta Sammut, Head of Department, Department of Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Malta; Tamara Fischmann, Sigmund Freud institute, Frankfurt. International Psychoanalytic University, Berlin.
|Aalborg University Hospital
|Aboriginal Health Council SA
|Adelaide Metro Mental Health Directorate
|Adelaide Metro Mental Health Service
|Australian Regional and Remote Community Services
|Bangor University
|Boston College
|Central Adelaide Local Health Network Incorporated
|Central Northern Adelaide Health Service
|Central Queensland University
|Charles Sturt University
|Community Forensic Mental Health Service
|Department of Health and Ageing
|Drug and Alcohol Services SA
|Eastern Community Mental Health Service
|Eastern Mental Health Service
|Flinders University
|Griffith University
|La Trobe University
|Lyell McEwin Hospital
|Mental Health in Multicultural Australia
|Middlesex University
|Monash University
|Murdoch University
|Northern Adelaide Medical Local Health Network
|Orygen Youth Health Research Centre
|Port Pirie Regional Health Service
|Repatriation General Hospital
|SA Health
|Shandong University
|South Australian Department of Health
|Southern Adelaide Health Network
|Southern Adelaide Health Service
|Southern Adelaide-Fleurieu-Kangaroo Island Medicare
|Southern Local Adelaide Health Network
|St Vincent¿s Hospital
|St Vincent's Hospital
|Survivors of Torture and Trauma Assistance and Rehabilitation Services
|University of Adelaide
|University of Auckland
|University of Melbourne
|University of New England
|University of New South Wales
|University of Nottingham
|University of South Australia
|University of Tasmania
|University of Wollongong
|Women's and Children's Health
|Women's and Children's Hospital
Advisory Group on Suicide Prevention
National Mental Health Commission
Finalist and Highly Commended title, Educational Publishing Awards Australia Tertiary, Wholly Australian, Student Resource Category
Australian Publishers Association
Member of statutory committee
Ministers Council on Asylum Seekers and Detention
Professor Procter supervises Honours, Masters and PhD student projects from several discipline backgrounds including, social work, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, psychiatry, psychology, law, nursing, education and health sciences in the areas of mental health and mental illness, refugee law, transcultural mental health, psychological autopsy following death by suicide, situation awareness in mental health, rural mental health, emergency mental health, mental health education and community mental health care. He is committed to quality supervision, helping students build both research and career development skills. He believes in a consistent and stable level of student contact and support. To this end he encourages research students to meet fortnightly for structures support and supervision. He also encourages student participation in UniSA's Mental Health Research Group meetings, the Shared Learning in Clinical Practice Seminars, Mental Health Master Classes, and other Division of Health Sciences seminar presentations, for networking and information exchange and capacity building with fellow researchers, service users, clinical staff and policy makers.
Supervisions from 2010 shown
|Thesis title
|Student status
|Mental health and the fast track assessment of asylum seeker claims: the experiences of refugees and legal professionals
|Nature, dimensions & scope of hope. Understanding hope as a mechanism that can assist a suicidal individual move from wanting to end their life to a life worth living
|P330/09 "Developing adolescent resilience for mental well being in partnership with rural and regional adolescents and their community"
|Psychological autopsy nd the other public sector heatlh response to men who die by suicide in South Australia
|Stories of attempted suicide by older people: translating what we hear into protective action
|The use of situation awareness by mental health nurses to inform the involuntary admission decision: an ethngraphic study
|I am myself again: a hermeneutic of learning in rehabilitation following spinal cord injury
|Losing touch and Telos: a participatory action research study exploring loss from mental illness, recovery and human flourishing


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Nature Admits Scientists Suppress Criticisms of Neo-Darwinism to Avoid Lending Support to Intelligent Design
If you think that intelligent design isn't making an impact on evolutionary science, think again. The latest issue of Nature has a point-counterpoint on the question "Does evolutionary theory need a rethink?" Answering "Yes, urgently" are Kevin Laland (professor of behavioral and evolutionary biology at the University of St. Andrews), Tobias Uller, Marc Feldman, Kim Sterelny, Gerd B. M�ller, Armin Moczek, Eva Jablonka, and John Odling-Smee -- some of whom were members of the infamous "Altenberg 16." In that context, they began to conceive of what they call the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis ("EES"). That is essentially a new evolutionary synthesis that rejects some of the core tenets of neo-Darwinism (like the views that natural selection is the dominant force guiding evolution, or that there is a "tree of life"). Their article contains a stunningly forthright admission: some scientists avoid making criticisms of neo-Darwinian evolution lest they give the appearance of supporting ID:
The number of biologists calling for change in how evolution is conceptualized is growing rapidly. Strong support comes from allied disciplines, particularly developmental biology, but also genomics, epigenetics, ecology and social science. We contend that evolutionary biology needs revision if it is to benefit fully from these other disciplines. The data supporting our position gets stronger every day.We've seen these sorts of admissions before (see here for a short discussion). Should we be encouraged by these scientists' words? Or disgusted?
Yet the mere mention of the EES often evokes an emotional, even hostile, reaction among evolutionary biologists. Too often, vital discussions descend into acrimony, with accusations of muddle or misrepresentation. Perhaps haunted by the spectre of intelligent design, evolutionary biologists wish to show a united front to those hostile to science. Some might fear that they will receive less funding and recognition if outsiders -- such as physiologists or developmental biologists -- flood into their field.
(Kevin Laland, Tobias Uller, Marc Feldman, Kim Sterelny, Gerd B. M�ller, Armin Moczek, Eva Jablonka, and John Odling-Smee, "Does evolutionary theory need a rethink? Yes, urgently," Nature, Vol. 514:161-164 (October 9, 2014) (emphasis added).)
On the one hand, it's pretty disturbing to hear that biologists would self-censor their views simply because they don't like the perceived alternative -- which they label as being "hostile to science." This shows that the field of evolutionary biology is in an incredibly unhealthy state. Dogmatism on evolution is hindering scientific advancement. If evolutionary biologists censor themselves, imagine what they do to other scientists who step out of line and refuse to join the "united front"? The answer is before your very eyes in this article: They marginalize dissenters by calling them "hostile to science."
On the other hand, it's encouraging to hear an admission that many biologists recognize the neo-Darwinian synthesis has failed to explain the data. While many of these biologists still seek alternative materialistic conceptions of evolution, and reject intelligent design, many of the criticisms they are making are similar to those made by ID proponents. For example, Laland et al. go on to write:
[S]tandard evolutionary theory (SET) largely retains the same assumptions as the original modern synthesis, which continues to channel how people think about evolution.ID proponents have been saying many of the same things -- that post-ENCODE, the notion of the gene has changed radically, and the math that underlies population genetics of SET may no longer hold.
The story that SET tells is simple: new variation arises through random genetic mutation; inheritance occurs through DNA; and natural selection is the sole cause of adaptation, the process by which organisms become well-suited to their environments. In this view, the complexity of biological development -- the changes that occur as an organism grows and ages -- are of secondary, even minor, importance.
In our view, this 'gene-centric' focus fails to capture the full gamut of processes that direct evolution. Missing pieces include how physical development influences the generation of variation (developmental bias); how the environment directly shapes organisms' traits (plasticity); how organisms modify environments (niche construction); and how organisms transmit more than genes across generations (extra-genetic inheritance). For SET, these phenomena are just outcomes of evolution. For the EES, they are also causes.
ID proponents also point out that the finding of rampant convergent evolution in biology flies in the face of the predictions of neo-Darwinism, which claims that evolution is based upon random, unguided variation. Likewise, Laland et al. point out that "variation is not random."
Now Laland et al. themselves hold back from acknowledging some of the more serious criticisms that many evolutionary biologists are also making -- that evolutionary biology lacks a theory of the generative. But we've seen these kinds of admissions from other proponents of the EES. For example, when Nature covered the "Altenberg 16" conference in 2008, it quoted leading scientists saying things like:
- "[T]he origin of wings and the invasion of the land . . . are things that evolutionary theory has told us little about."
- "You can't deny the force of selection in genetic evolution . . . but in my view this is stabilizing and fine-tuning forms that originate due to other processes."
- "The modern synthesis is remarkably good at modeling the survival of the fittest, but not good at modeling the arrival of the fittest."
(Scott Gilbert, Stuart Newman, and Graham Budd quoted in John Whitfield, "Biological theory: Postmodern evolution?" Nature, 455: 281-284 (September 17, 2008).)

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16 Who were they who heard and rebelled? Were they not all those Moses led out of Egypt? 17 And with whom was he angry for forty years? Was it not with those who sinned, whose bodies perished in the wilderness? 18 And to whom did God swear that they would never enter his rest if not to those who disobeyed? 19 So we see that they were not able to enter, because of their unbelief.
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4 Therefore, since the promise of entering his rest still stands, let us be careful that none of you be found to have fallen short of it. 2 For we also have had the good news proclaimed to us, just as they did; but the message they heard was of no value to them, because they did not share the faith of those who obeyed.[a] 3 Now we who have believed enter that rest, just as God has said,
"So I declared on oath in my anger,
And yet his works have been finished since the creation of the world. 4 For somewhere he has spoken about the seventh day in these words: "On the seventh day God rested from all his works."[c] 5 And again in the passage above he says, "They shall never enter my rest."
6 Therefore since it still remains for some to enter that rest, and since those who formerly had the good news proclaimed to them did not go in because of their disobedience, 7 God again set a certain day, calling it "Today." This he did when a long time later he spoke through David, as in the passage already quoted:
"Today, if you hear his voice,
8 For if Joshua had given them rest, God would not have spoken later about another day. 9 There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; 10 for anyone who enters God's rest also rests from their works,[e] just as God did from his.
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ANAHEIM – Hector Santiago pitched poorly and disrespected his manager Wednesday, and he recognized both mistakes.
The struggling Angels left-hander showed up Mike Scioscia by walking off the mound when the manager headed there to remove him in the third inning of a 9-2 loss to the New York Yankees at Angel Stadium. The two met several steps off the mound and Santiago handed him the ball angrily.
"That's almost childish right there, walking off on him," Santiago said afterward. "I apologized to him already maybe four times. … That's just me being a competitor, wanting to be out there. I was just disappointed in myself when I saw that right arm go up to the bullpen."
Santiago struggled from the get-go, although a couple bad plays in the field didn't help. He walked the first Yankee. Then Derek Jeter's routine fly ball was dropped when Mike Trout and Collin Cowgill ran into each other. Cowgill was charged with an error. Santiago allowed another walk and a two-run double.
"It's just a tough start for him," Scioscia said. "Even if you take away those miscues, Hector was just not effective tonight and that's disappointing."
After another run scored in the first, Santiago induced a comebacker from Brett Gardner, only to miss Albert Pujols at first base with an erratic throw, allowing one more run to come in.
Worse, both Santiago and Pujols appeared to hurt themselves on the play, the left-hander turning his right ankle and Pujols massaging his left elbow. But they stayed in the game, and Santiago gave up a homer to Derek Jeter in the second inning for New York's sixth run.
In all, he was charged with six runs, only two of which were earned, in 2 1/3 innings, allowing five hits and three walks.
The Angels (16-17) are 0-7 when Santiago starts and 16-10 when anyone else starts, a mammoth discrepancy reminiscent of Joe Blanton. The Angels opened 2013 with eight straight losses in Blanton starts.
"Right now, it's like I'm not even giving us a chance to win," Santiago said.
The Angels got a run in the second inning on back-to-back singles from Howie Kendrick and C.J. Cron and an Erick Aybar groundout. They added one more in the eighth, when Trout led off with a walk and Cron delivered a two-out double.
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After experiencing some of the most exhausting days in the life of a "mobile" analyst, I am back from Barcelona. Here are my key takeaways from the 2016 event.
MWC 2016's "Mobile Is Everything" theme summarizes two ideas: the disruptive power of ubiquitous mobile devices and their ability to connect things and objects in our surrounding environment. This year, innovation and key announcements did not so much come from new flagship smartphone manufacturers but instead focused on solutions that enable mobile devices to activate adjacent technologies — like VR, 360-degree cameras, 5G, and the IoT — to build the next generation of connected experiences. Let's cut through the hype to look at what the headlines really mean for B2C marketers:
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Mobile World Congress (MWC) was a real marathon: According to my wearable gadget, I walked 70,278 steps, or 53.7 km, in four days. So was it worth it apart from the workout?
MWC was certainly busy; it attracted more than 90,000 attendees, including about 50,000 C-level executives (of whom 4,500 were CEOs) — making it the largest MWC event to date. While MWC does not attempt to cater to CIOs' requirements — only about one-third of the attendees come from outside the technology sector, mostly from government, financial institutions, and media and advertising firms — the event deals with all the critical topics that CIOs will have to address in the years ahead.
This year's MWC focused on innovation, which is arguably the single most important business priority to ensure business survival in a rapidly changing marketplace. As a business enabler, every CIO must meet the expectation of today's business customer that he can get what he wants in his immediate context and moment of need. MWC highlighted that:
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Once again, the mobile world is getting ready for the most important mobile event of the year, the Mobile World Congress (MWC), which will take place in Barcelona from March 2 to 5. In my role as analyst with a focus on CIO requirements, I expect the following themes to dominate this year's show:
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Some 80,000 visitors ventured to Barcelona to attend the annual congregation for the mobile-minded, the Mobile World Congress (MWC). Long gone are the days when one single theme dominated the show. My main impression of MWC was that compared with last year, there was surprisingly little true news. I see evolution not revolution, which is somewhat odd as the overall business environment is clearly changing faster than ever.
Of course, everybody again claimed that they are active in the obligatory fields of cloud, analytics, and customer experience. However, if anything, I feel this convergence of marketing messages creates too many platitudes and undermines the practical use case scenarios that define the mobile mind shift. I went to MWC with several questions in mind, and my main takeaways of MWC are that:


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What is involved in Magic Research and Development?
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How does this benefit magicians?
When is a magic trick sufficiently innovative?
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For hundreds of years, magicians have been innovating, developing and improving upon concepts that entertain, fool and mystify. This body of work continues to grow today as ever more magicians are discovering magic as a pastime. Few things compare to the sense of pride in creating something new that did not exist before. Just like doing research in any field, a magic trick is based on previously developed ideas. Hours are spent studying spectator reactions, designing, redesigning and polishing routines. We must not forget however that everything we do is based on the work of the thousands of magicians that came before us.
Why do we need a code of ethics and innovation?
Put formally, we need a set of guidelines to help in the preservation of the atmosphere of mutual trust and ethical behavior required for the magical arts to prosper. It is important to recognize the accomplishments and creations of those talented individuals that propel this art form into the future. It not only gives inventors a sense of pride and appreciation in their work, but it also creates awareness of their innovative ideas. It is also important to respect the unpublished property of a performing magician who uses their creations to earn a living. All magic tricks and material referred to by this set of guidelines are assumed to be published works.
What is the Freedom to Innovate?
Freedom to Innovate is an ideology based on progress. At its heart is the belief that freeing the driving force behind creativity in magic and fostering its growth will benefit all magicians. These guidelines attempt to accomplish this, while preserving the atmosphere of mutual trust that exists among members of the magic community.
Why is an open model good for innovation?
It is critical to the progress of magic as an art form that the published research and development in the magical arts be accessible for innovation to the magicians of the world without discrimination. This implies that a sufficiently innovative idea may be published given that it conforms to the guidelines of ethics and innovation outlined herein.
Innovation in all fields of research in the world is based on freedom of information. It is important in magic for new ideas and principles to disseminate and be built upon for the rate of progress in magic to increase. The magic community is quite small relative to communities in other more affluent areas of study. Because of this, it is crucial that members work closely together, collaborating with and encouraging one another to stimulate creativity.
One of the key misinterpretations of this view is the fear that somehow everyone in the general public will know all the secrets in magic, rendering magicians useless. It is important to note that Freedom to Innovate does not imply that secrets should be available freely to the general public. On the contrary, the purpose of the idea is to bring the magic community together and to inspire creativity. Equally important to note is that in practice, a very small percentage of the effectiveness of a magician's performance is the actual secret or method used. The vast majority of 'value' is the interaction, performance experience, and commitment to entertaining.
How does this progress the art of magic?
Making published research accessible allows for a greater number of minds to collaborate and innovate. The rate of progress can only benefit from an increase in ideas.
How does this benefit magicians?
Ultimately, the real winner is the performing magician. With more products and ideas flowing around the world than ever before, there are more choices and better selection for the performing magician's arsenal.
When is a magic trick sufficiently innovative?
In such a small market, it doesn't always make financial sense to patent an invention. Legally, this leaves magic tricks open to imitators. However, there are factors such as mutual trust and respect that have been the foundation of this creative community since its inception. Penguin Magic, in keeping with this tradition is committed to promoting innovation while preserving the spirit of magical brotherhood. A new magic trick must differ from its predecessors in some key way. This may be in function, or design. For purposes of refereeing, Penguin Magic will act as though all applicable magic related products do indeed have patent protection.
How is a magic trick properly cited?
When bringing a new idea into the field, it's important to recognize where the inspiration and founding principles of the effect came from. Additionally, magical principles and sleights involved in the methods of magic tricks should be properly cited to give credit to the inventor. It is the responsibility of the inventor of a magic trick to properly cite all relevant sources of information. A properly cited effect will contain a reference to the original sources, principles, moves and sleights involved, who discovered them, as well as where the originating effects can be found (DVD, book, notes or retail product).
What if proper historic references do not exist for citing?
It is important that a magic inventor endeavor to be knowledgeable in the field, especially about work related to their research. If however after sufficient research a specific source cannot be found for crediting, a general source should be given for inspiration, this being done as thoroughly as possible.
How is a retail product properly cited?
As a magic shop, Penguin Magic is one of the most popular sources for magical ideas and apparatus in the world. A huge part of buying a magic trick is the purchase of a secret. This makes citing details of products in the sales copy impractical. However, Penguin Magic is committed to making sure that the products it sells are properly cited in the instructions. Additionally, as a retailer it is Penguin Magic's goal to give customers the best buying experience possible. To make the buying decision as clear and easy as possible, Penguin Magic takes on the responsibility of citing which products are based on others and what the innovations and differences are.
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Bass Samaan started collecting figs and other unique fruit trees 15 years ago in the attempt to find the perfect varieties for the Northeast climate. Now raising over 200 varieties
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Kathy Kelley PhD is a professor of horticulture marketing and business management at Penn State University. Her expertise in is the marketing of wine, produce and ethnic foods.
She has been studying consumer attitudes and behaviors pertaining to horticultural goods and services.
Lee Reich, PhD is an avid farmdener (more than a gardener, less than a farmer) with graduate degrees in soil science and horticulture. He eventually turned from plant and soil research with the USDA and Cornell University to writing, lecturing, and consulting. Besides providing a year round supply of fruits and vegetables, his farmden has an educational mission and is a test site for innovative techniques in soil care, pruning, and food production.
Please bring an item to share with the group during Friday nights Show and Tell. This could be anything fruit related; from a homemade tool, interesting fruit, squirrel deterrent device, or anything in between. This will be very informal and just a time for sharing things youve discovered on your pomological path.
Please bring an item to contribute to Saturday night's Auction. This is a great way to have fun while raising funds for the treasury. Popular past items have included books,
jams and preserves, plant material, tools, garden art, squirrel catapults, and more!
There will be tables set up inside Fellowship Hall for you to vend your wares. There will be time before and after meals to peruse the vendors alley. Edible Landscaping will
be coming with a selection of plants and Lee Reich will have his books available for purchase. There is no fee for vending, simply bring any items that you are interested in
selling and set them up. You will be responsible for taking payment for items.
This years conference will feature Open Space, an exciting, efficient and effective meeting methodology, along with our formal presentations. Here is a brief definition;
Open Space (Technology) is a simple way to run productive meetings, for five to 2000+ people, and a powerful approach to leadership in any kind of organization, in everyday
practice and turbulent change. To find out more about Open Space check out this website.
We have compiled a list of potential topics to be discussed for the afternoon Open Space sessions. Here are some to get your juices flowing. Bring any topic that you are interested in as well. This format allows for a more informal discussion as opposed to the very formal morning presentations. It also allows us to leverage each other's collective knowledge as opposed to just receiving one person's perspective and experience. I would like to reiterate that we are anticipating enough topics will be proposed to run at least 3 concurrent breakout groups during Open Space sessions. This will allow everyone to pick and choose the discussions they want to participate in during each session. These sessions can also be hands on, so bring any props or materials that you would like to show and tell.
As promised the food at the conference will not be industrial cafeteria food, but food made from healthy locally sourced ingredients that support farmers in the community.
We worked hard to find a local caterer that would provide such delectable dishes at a reasonable price. Food deadline- July 25th It is necessary to reserve a meal
ticket as our caterer will be ordering food from farmers ahead of time. If you have not yet signed up for meals for the conference please do so by July 25th through
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Friday Picnic lunch
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Fresh garden salad
Local potato chips
Fresh local fruit
Friday Dinner
Shepherds Pie
Vegetable Pasta Entrée
Dinner rolls
Fresh garden salad
Mini desserts
Saturday lunch
Lemon chicken salad
California pasta salad
Potato rolls
Mini desserts
Saturday dinner
Chicken carbonara
Coal fired lasagna
Fresh garden salad
Glazed carrots
Bean medley
Sheet cake or/ and mini cupcakes
Sunday lunch
Boxed lunches including sandwich or salad
Potato chips
If you have not yet registered for the meeting you will need to arrange lodging for yourself. The meeting will be held at the beautiful Camp Swatara, nestled in the appalachian mountains. They offer primitive camping and full hook-up RV sites. To make a campsite reservation please call Camp Swatara Family Camp directly at (717)-933-5244. Mention the NAFEX meeting to be placed with other NAFEX campers.
We have reserved a limited number of rooms at the nearest hotel, about a ten minute drive. To make a reservation at The Comfort Inn Call (570) 345-8031, or fax (570) 345-2308 or visit their website to make your reservation. The hotel's address is: 433 Suedberg Rd, Pine Grove, PA, 17963. Mention the NAFEX annual meeting to secure the discounted rate of $61/ night.
There are two nearby bed and breakfasts - Berry Patch B&B in Lebanon and Stone House B&B in Schuylkill Haven. Double occupancy room rates start at $129 per night. Websites to makes reservations are berrypatchbnb.com and thestonehousebnb.com
Tours will commence on Sunday July 31st. We will be caravanning to two separate locations. We will meet at the Comfort Inn at 433 Suedberg Rd, Pine Grove, PA, 17963 at 10:00 AM
on Sunday morning. We will depart at 10:30 and head to EITHER North Star Orchard OR Kiwi Corners. Due to their proximity to each other and the travel time involved we will not be
able to make it to both locations. If you didnt sign up for the provided bag lunch, please bring your own lunch.
Kiwi Korners Farm
Kiwi Korners Farm is one of three hardy kiwi (actinidia arguta aka: kiwi berries) commercial growers in the US, and the only certified organic producer and packer.
The 40 acre farm, located outside of Danville in Northumberland County, is where Holly Laubach and Dave Jackson have been growing hardy kiwi for the past 28 years.
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Day visitors will be welcome. Their rate will be 25.00 at the door. 10.00 if they renew or sign up as new members.
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The purpose of this proposed five-year MERIT project extension is to continue a longitudinal, controlled study of a universal, multicomponent intervention initially implemented with rural youth and families. The proposed plan is to follow our sample during late emerging adulthood, a phase critically important to the establishment of enduring patterns of substance use and substance-related problems affecting healthy adult functioning. The MERIT project research to date has addressed several key methodological problems typical in community-based preventive intervention research-in part, through the use of multimethod, multi-informant measurement procedures. Intervention and measurement demands of the study notwithstanding, the targeted schools (N = 36) were successfully recruited from a randomly selected set of schools and randomly assigned to a multicomponent family- and school-based intervention, a school-based intervention alone, and control conditions;all schools were retained through the 12th grade data collection point. Observation-based assessment confirmed high fidelity implementation of both family and school intervention components. Eighty- six percent of the pretest sample remained through the last wave of data analyzed post high school;there has been no loss of sample size in the post high school sample. The study also has addressed major gaps in the knowledge base on long-term effects of multicomponent family and school-based interventions in understudied populations;substantial progress has been achieved on all of the specific research aims in the original proposal. Notably, positive long-term substance initiation outcomes have been demonstrated through early emerging adulthood, with stronger effects among higher-risk participants and empirical verification of mediated effects through a protective shield of reduced substance use opportunities, along with evidence of economic benefits. A key indicator of initial progress overall is the completion of 46 manuscripts, among a total of over 150 manuscripts produced since 1993 through the larger program of research of which it is a part. The proposed study will evaluate long-term effects of a universal, multicomponent middle school intervention on participants in the late emerging adulthood phase;specifically, effects on substance use and related adult functioning (criminal and antisocial behavior, mental health, physical health, relationship quality and sexual behavior-Aim 1). In addition, it will examine mediating mechanisms of long-term multicomponent intervention effects on emerging adult substance use and related adult functioning, replicating and extending models empirically supported by earlier research (Aim 2). Finally, the project also will examine moderation of long-term intervention effects associated with early adolescent risk and the alteration of problem behavior trajectories associated with attending college and other life course changes (Aim 3).
Relevance The proposed study examines how preventive interventions designed for general populations can have substantial public health impact. It extends earlier outcome research that already has demonstrated practically significant relative reduction rates for a number of substances, including prescription drug misuse (relative reduction up to 50%), stronger effects among higher-risk participants, and evidence of economic benefits (e.g., over $9 estimated return for every dollar invested). Further potential public health and economic benefits will be evaluated by studying long-term effects of interventions-originally implemented in understudied rural middle schools-among participants when they are in their late 20s.
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|Guyll, Max; Madon, Stephanie; Spoth, Richard et al. (2014) Popularity as a predictor of early alcohol use and moderator of other risk processes. J Stud Alcohol Drugs 75:919-28
|Madon, Stephanie; Scherr, Kyle C; Spoth, Richard et al. (2013) The Role Of The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy In Young Adolescents' Responsiveness To A Substance Use Prevention Program. J Appl Soc Psychol 43:1784-1798
|Spoth, Richard; Trudeau, Linda; Shin, Chungyeol et al. (2013) Longitudinal effects of universal preventive intervention on prescription drug misuse: three randomized controlled trials with late adolescents and young adults. Am J Public Health 103:665-72
|Guyll, Max; Spoth, Richard; Crowley, D Max (2011) Economic analysis of methamphetamine prevention effects and employer costs. J Stud Alcohol Drugs 72:577-85
|Scherr, Kyle C; Madon, Stephanie; Guyll, Max et al. (2011) Self-verification as a mediator of mothers' self-fulfilling effects on adolescents' educational attainment. Pers Soc Psychol Bull 37:587-600
|Spoth, Richard; Shin, Chungyeol; Randall, G Kevin (2008) Increasing School Success Through Partnership-Based Family Competency Training: Experimental Study of Long-Term Outcomes. Sch Psychol Q 23:70-89
|Spoth, Richard L; Randall, G Kevin; Trudeau, Linda et al. (2008) Substance use outcomes 51/2 years past baseline for partnership-based, family-school preventive interventions. Drug Alcohol Depend 96:57-68
|Spoth, Richard; Trudeau, Linda; Shin, Chungyeol et al. (2008) Long-term effects of universal preventive interventions on prescription drug misuse. Addiction 103:1160-8
|Spoth, Richard (2008) Translating Family-Focused Prevention Science Into Effective Practice: Toward a Translational Impact Paradigm. Curr Dir Psychol Sci 17:415-421
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