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Satellite Symposia
ThurSday, 20 April 2017
SA-01
Industry Sponsored Session
17:45–19:15
Ballroom A
Costing adult ADHD
Chair: Andreas Reif, Germany
Getting to the real cost of ADHD: Comparing adults
to their siblings
David Daley, UK, Anne-Mette Lange, Denmark
Supported by an unrestricted grant from MEDICE
Arzneimittel Pütter GmbH & Co KG
Friday, 21 April 2017
SA-02
Industry Sponsored Session
12:15–13:30
East Meetingroom 1/2/3
Sustaining the optimal management of ADHD in
children and adolescents
Chairman’s introduction
Kenny Handelman, Canada
What can we learn about optimal management of
ADHD from the MTA study?
Peter Jensen, USA
Achieving and sustaining optimal management of
ADHD in children and adolescents
David Coghill, Australia
Ask the Experts – Panel discussion forum
Panel moderator: Duncan Manders, UK
Panellists: David Coghill, Australia
Kenny Handelman, Canada
Peter Jensen, USA
Javier Quintero, Spain
Luis Rohde, Brazil
Chairman’s closing comments
Kenny Handelman, Canada
Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from
Shire International GmbH
SA-03
Industry Sponsored Session
13:30–14:30
East Meetingroom 11/12
Can the Newest Research in ADHD Translate into
Better Patient Outcomes? A case based examination
Chair: Martin Katzman, Canada
Treatment of adult ADHD: A non-pharmacologic
perspective
Timothy Bilkey, Canada
Neurobiology to stratify patient presentation and
management
Martin Katzman, Canada
Latest functional measures and how they can be used
in the clinic
Angelo Fallu, Canada
Supported by an unrestricted grant from PURDUE
Saturday, 22 April 2017
SA-04
Industry Sponsored Session
12:45–14:00
East Meetingroom 1/2/3
Recognising, diagnosing and treating ADHD in adults
Chairman’s introduction
Martin Katzman, Canada
Understanding ADHD across the lifespan
Hugh Morgan, Australia
Differential diagnosis of comorbid ADHD
Larry Klassen, Canada
How should we optimally treat ADHD in adults?
Joel Young, USA
Question time
All
Chairman’s closing comments
Martin Katzman, Canada
Supported by an unrestricted educational grant from
Shire International GmbH