Summit program

Day 1

Session 1

8.50am

Scene setting

8.50am	Welcome to Country	Welcome to Country by Traditional Owners and smoking ceremony	Tribal Experiences
9.20am	Welcome to Delegates	Welcome to Delegates	Liz Minchin Master of Ceremonies Executive Editor, The Conversation
9.25am	Address	Message to Leaders: Why lived experience must be central to everything we do	NMHCCF consumer and carer Queensland representatives Tanya Kretschmann, Consumer representative Dr Stefanie Roth, Carer representative
9.35am	Address	The Queensland Government vision, priorities and platform for mental health	The Hon. Dr Steven Miles Minister for Health and Minister for Ambulance Services
9.45am	Commissioner in conversation	The status of reform in Queensland	Ivan Frkovic Queensland Mental Health Commissioner
10.00am	Address	Vision 2030 and national reform priorities	Christine Morgan CEO of the National Mental Health Commission and National Suicide Prevention Advisor to the Prime Minister
10.15am	Audience Q&A	Are the priorities right?	Christine Morgan and Ivan Frkovic
10.40am	MORNING TEA

Session 2

11.10am

Whole of system improvement / Suicide prevention

11.10am	Session intro	Suicide prevention	Liz Minchin Master of Ceremonies
11.15am	Snapshot	Indigenous lived experience perspective	Leilani Darwin Head of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lived Experience Centre, Black Dog Institute
11.25am	Address	Co-design of suicide prevention with Indigenous communities	Prof. Maree Toombs Director of Indigenous Health, University of Queensland
11.40	Address	Transforming the health system’s approach to suicide	Janet Martin Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs Branch Department of Health
11.55am	Address	How do we beat male suicide?	Prof. John Mendoza Director ConNetica
12.15am	Session wrap and table discussion	Where should we focus to end men dying by suicide?	Ivan Frkovic and audience
12.35pm	LUNCH

Session 3

1.25pm

Better lives / Lived experience

1.25pm	Session intro	Culture and commitment: valuing lived experience	Liz Minchin Master of Ceremonies
1.30pm	Address	Stretch2Engage: Does your organisational engagement culture need a good stretch?	Helen Glover, Enlightened Consultants S2E Partnership
1.50pm	Table exercise	Embedding lived experience engagement in organisational culture	Helen Glover, Enlightened Consultants S2E Partnership
2.00pm	Video	Maximising the value of the lived experience workforce	Dr Louise Byrne Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Management, RMIT University
2.05pm	Panel discussion	Establishing the peer workforce as an integral part of the system	Eschleigh Balzamo, QLEWN Janet Martin, MHAODB, Queensland Health Julie Quicke, QuIHN Bronwen Edwards, Founder and CEO, Roses in the Ocean Michelle Edwards, Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service
2.35pm	Snapshot	Queensland’s Social Enterprise Strategy	Peter McKay Acting Deputy Director-General, Department of Employment, Small Business and Training
2.45pm	Snapshot	Why social enterprises are a better way	Luke Terry Co-Founder and CEO, Whitebox Enterprises and QUT Resident Social Entrepreneur
3.00pm	AFTERNOON TEA

Session 4

3.30pm

Better lives / Human rights, person-centred care, youth perspectives

3.30pm	Session intro	Human rights, person-centred care and youth perspectives	Liz Minchin Master of Ceremonies
3.35pm	Panel discussion	Human rights and mental health: what needs to be done next?	Natalie Siegel-Brown Queensland Public Guardian Mary Burgess Public Advocate Rebekah Leong, Principal Lawyer, Queensland Human Rights Commission
4.05pm	Address	People before paperwork	Dr Peggy Brown Consultant Psychiatrist Limen Health Care Consulting
4.20pm	Panel discussion	Young peoples’ expectations of the modern mental health, AOD and suicide prevention system	Lane Brookes, Youth Ambassador - Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Youth, Health, Mental Health, Education, Child Safety, Culture, Tourism & Sport Caroline , Youth Champion, QFCC Willow Brown Matthew Caruana
4.50pm	Wrap up and close		Liz Minchin and Ivan Frkovic
5.00pm	NETWORKING EVENT

Day 2

Session 1

8.30am

Whole system improvement / Indigenous and community perspectives

8.30am	Performance		Upbeat Arts Absolutely Everybody Choir
9.00am	Commissioner in conversation	Themes of Day 2	Liz Minchin and Ivan Frkovic
9.05am	Panel discussion	Self-determination: What does this look like for mental health, AOD and suicide prevention?	Kimina Anderson (Facilitator), Queensland Mental Health and Drug Advisory Council Aunty Boni Robertson, Director, Indigenous Community Engagement, Griffith University Napau Pedro Stephen AM, Chair Torres Strait Regional Authority Neil Willmett, QAIHC Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council Lane Brookes, Youth Ambassador - Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Youth, Health, Mental Health, Education, Child Safety, Culture, Tourism & Sport
9.40am	Address	Tracks to Treaty as a vehicle to change the future	Dr Chris Sarra, Director-General, Department of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships
9.55am	Table discussion	How do organisations embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership into mental health systems and structures outside of just having identified roles?	Audience
10.10am	Snapshot	100 Voices of Hope	Madonna King and David Fagan, Senior Journalists
10.30am	MORNING TEA

Session 2

11.00am

Invest to save / Promotion, prevention and early intervention

11.00am	Session intro	What is ‘invest to save’, and why is it important?	Liz Minchin Master of Ceremonies
11.05am	Address	New Zealand’s wellbeing evolution	Jessica Hewat Manager, Health NZ Treasury
11.25am	Address	Promoting mentally heathy environments	Georgie Harman Chief Executive Officer, Beyondblue
11.45am	Address	Loneliness and social isolation: is our society breaking down?	Professor Alex Haslam School of Psychology, The University of Queensland
12.00pm	Session wrap and Table discussion	How do we successfully shift the focus upstream to wellbeing and prevention?	Ivan Frkovic and Audience

Session 3

12.15pm

Whole of system improvement / Alcohol and Other Drugs reform

12.15pm	Session intro	The AOD reform imperative	Liz Minchin Master of Ceremonies
12.20pm	Address	The broader impacts of Queensland’s drug law policies	Kim Wood Principal Commissioner, Queensland Productivity Commission
12.40pm	Lunch
1.30pm	Address	What might drug policy reform look like in Queensland?	Prof. Alison Ritter Director Drug Policy Modelling Program, The University of New South Wales
1.50pm	Address	Independent evaluation of the second Canberra pill testing trial	Dr Anna Olsen and David McDonald, Social Foundations of Medicine, Australian National University
2.05pm	Panel discussion	Can we have a sensible conversation about drug policy reform?	Jeff Buckley Director, Insight (Panel Chair) Mick Palmer, Former AFP Commissioner Cameron Francis, Queensland Convenor, The Loop Australia Rebecca Lang, Chief Executive Officer, QNADA Eddie Fewings, QAIHC
2.40pm	Session wrap and Table discussion	How do we progress AOD reform? What should the priorities be?	Ivan Frkovic and Audience
3.05pm	Afternoon tea

Session 4

3.30pm

Whole of system improvement / Community mental health system

3.30pm	Address	The vision for publicly-funded community mental health services in Queensland	Dr John Wakefield Director-General, Department of Health
3.50pm	Address	Mental health reform: The importance of community mental health	Prof. Patrick McGorry Executive Director, Orygen
4.10pm	Spotlight	The future of the NGO sector in a changing funding world	David Crosbie CEO, Community Council for Australia
4.20pm	Spotlight	The post-NDIS world for community mental health	Bill Gye CEO, Community Mental Health Australia
4.30pm	Audience participation	Audience open mic	Audience
4.50pm	Wrap and close	Looking forward	Ivan Frkovic, Tanya Kretschmann and Dr Stefanie Roth
5.00pm	CLOSE

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