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WFSBP 2017
WFSBP Task Force Symposia
/ Preliminary Scientific Programme
T43: SCHIZOPHRENIA: BASIC/CLINICAL
TFS-05
15:00–16:30
Biomarkers for schizophrenia: From molecules to brain
function. A consensus of the WFSBP Task Force on
biological markers
Chair:
Andrea Schmitt, Germany
Co-Chair: Daniel Martins de Souza, Brazil
TFS-05-001
Genetic biomarkers
Dan Rujescu, Germany
TFS-05-002
Neuroimaging biomarkers
Nikolaos Koutsouleris, Germany
TFS-05-003
Molecular biomarkers
Daniel Martins de Souza, Brazil
TFS-05-004
Cognition biomarkers
Peter Falkai, Germany
T47: STIMULATION METHODS (ECT, TMS, VNS, DBS)
TFS-06
17:00–18:30
Electroconvulsive therapy: Beyond depression
Chair:
Georgios Petrides, USA
Co-Chair: William McDonald, USA
TFS-06-001
ECT for the treatment of catatonia
Tom Bolwig, Denmark
TFS-06-002
ECT in autism spectrum disorders: Catatonia and
beyond
Lee Wachtel, USA
TFS-06-003
ECT for agitation in elderly patients with dementia
Adriana Hermida, USA
TFS-06-004
ECT-related mortality rates
Søren Dinesen Østergaard, Denmark
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Wednesday, 21 June 2017
T20: LIAISON PSYCHIATRY
TFS-07
11:15–12:45
Enhancing the role of primary care in looking after
people with mental health problems: A new position
paper from the Collaborative Care Task Force of the
WFSBP
Chair:
Nick Kates, Canada
TFS-07-001
Improving primary mental health care – Definitions,
models, principles and challenges
Nick Kates, Canada
TFS-07-002
Integrating mental health services within primary care
settings
Henrikje Klasen, The Netherlands
TFS-07-003
The role of the family physician in delivering mental
health care
Torleif Ruud, Norway
TFS-07-004
Capacity building, training and adapting the approach
for different countries
Nick Kates, Canada
T51: MEN'S MENTAL HEALTH
TFS-08
15:00–16:30
Men's mental health: Contemporary aspects
Chair:
Leo Sher, USA
Co-Chair: Timothy Rice, USA
TFS-08-001
Future research and clinical directions in the field of
men's mental health
Leo Sher, USA
TFS-08-002
Towards a neuropsychiatric model of disruptive behav-
ior disorders in boys and young men: Developmental
deficits in the emotion regulation system, their origin,
and their therapeutic address
Timothy Rice, USA
TFS-08-003
Sex differences in addictive disorder and its clinical
connotation
Shih-Ku Lin, Taiwan
TUE WED