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Rocky Mountain Region Disaster Mental Health Conference

February 11-14, 1999

Overall Evaluation

Coordinated by the University of Wyoming Office of Conferences and Institutes

 

Satisfied Dissatisfied

 

1

2

3

4

5

N/A

1. Preconference Publicity & Information (brochure)

19

2

7

4

0

1

2. Conference Web Site

7

3

1

0

0

30

3. Preregistration

30

7

0

1

0

3

4. On-site registration

22

4

1

0

0

14

5. Lodging

14

10

3

3

0

11

6. Refreshment breaks

15

17

4

4

1

0

7. Meeting Facilities

13

14

5

7

1

1

8. Length of conference

14

16

5

4

1

1

9. Amount of free time

11

12

10

4

4

0

10. Dates of conference

17

13

6

3

0

2

11. Location of conference

23

13

3

1

1

0

 

YES

NO

12. Would you recommend this conference to a friend or colleague

36

2

  1. What did you like most about this conference?

1. Quality of presenters

2. It was in Wyoming

3. Quality of speakers, variety of topics, and handouts

4. The presenters who expressed enthusiasm, humor and knowledge

5. Excellent presenters, great hospitality

6. Speakers different viewpoints

7. Location and subject matter

8. Great presenters and input

9. Warm and informal atmosphere, interaction, and well organized

10.Help from George and Berlinda was greatly appreciated

11.Topic and credits

12.Interacting with others

13.Broad expertise of speakers

14.Coverage of the topic, friendly attitudes

15.Opportunity to network, helpful and friendly staff

16.Facility, audio visual equipment

17.The variety of content

18.Quality handouts and information

19.Hands on info

20.Copies of research, models, info, slides, and videos

21.The expertise and knowledge of the presenters

 

 

14. How could this conference be improved?

1.Don’t schedule so tightly

2.Start on time, bigger more ventilated room

3.Adhere more closely to schedule

4.Less repetition of statistical information

5.More comfortable seating

6.Offer a range of lodging and transportation

7. More free time during the day

8. Networking between conferences through email newsletter

9. More hands on

10. Length of days shortened

11. Better audio visual support

12. Fewer presentations with adequate time allotted for questions and discussion.

13. By being repeated in 2-3 years

14.Too long, shorten the days

15. Maybe ten minute break in the middle of 2 presentations

16. More breaks

17. Not scheduled on Valentine’s Day. Start training on Sunday morning so it’s not such a long day

How did you hear about this conference?

Friend

Radio Ad

Poster

Brochure

WWW

Local Newspaper

Other

 

4

0

0

24

2

0

13

Low Quality High Quality

 

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2

3

4

5

N/A

1. Preconference workshop: Basic CISM

5

3

1

10

2

19

2. "Psychological debriefing and evidence based practice"

1

5

17

14

11

2

3. "The Poetry of Recovery"

3

3

4

10

17

3

4. "Bridging the gap-The crisis response network"

1

6

8

10

11

4

5. "Acute psychological interventions following traumatic stressors: Empirical findings"

2

2

11

7

14

4

6. "Mass casualty and airline disasters"

3

3

3

4

20

7

7. "Terrorism and disaster mental health"

1

5

6

14

11

3

8. "Surviving disaster: What we can learn from elderly civilians’ surprisingly successful coping with missile attack"

2

3

5

14

13

3

9. "Mower’s two factor model: Applications to disaster mental health services"

3

1

10

13

9

5

10. "PTSD and chronic suicidal ideation"

6

3

9

15

7

1

11. "Mental health intervention in mass casualty disasters"

1

5

5

11

16

2

12. Friday Symposium

2

1

3

7

12

15

13. "Children and Families in disasters"

3

2

1

13

20

1

14. "NIMH residential fire study: Case study examination of the psychological effects of fire on children/adolescents and their parents"

4

1

2

14

17

2

15. "PTSD in Head Start children after exposure to Hurricane Andrew"

3

3

5

10

17

1

16. "School based disaster mental health serviced in the Laguna Beach Firesto"

4

3

2

11

18

4

17. "Children and trauma: Lessons from the Oklahoma City bombing"

5

4

3

8

18

3

18. Saturday Symposium

1

2

1

7

10

19

19. "Collaborating to increase effectiveness"

3

5

10

9

13

1

 

1

2

3

4

5

N/A

20. "Emergency measures psychosocial intervention in Quebec"

4

2

2

10

20

3

21. "Follow-up counseling after disaster: Working with traumatic dreams toward healing"

4

1

1

13

16

5

22. Sunday Symposium

2

0

2

6

9

21

1.Disaster mental health topics in general…20

2.Providing Disaster Mental Health Services…22

3.Annual conference addressing Disaster Mental Health issues…17

4.Issues related to Adult Disaster victims…13

5.Issues related to children in disasters…12

6.Issues related to Disaster Worker Stress…19

7.Natural Disasters…12

8.Cultural Issues related to disasters…23

9.Terrorism…15

10.Responding to School violence…21

11.Disaster Mental Health research…12

12.PTSD…15

13.CISM/CISD… 10

14.Traumatology…20

15.Small disasters…14

16.Large disasters…9

17.Man-made disasters…10

18.Aviation disasters…9

19.Crisis Management in disasters…22

20.Other…The school board crisis in WY. Debriefing/defusing techniques. Coping with anniversaries and holidays for everyone. Treatment techniques.