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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
S-109-PF
Symposium
17:00– 18:30
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Hall London 2
TOPIC 22:
Community and social psychiatry
Implementation of LI-CBT – interventions in prima-
ry mental health care, delivered by mental health
professionals
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DGPPN Section: Health Care Professions
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DGPPN Section: Psychiatric Nursing
Chairs:
André Nienaber, Germany
Werner Höhl, Germany
001
Low-Intensity Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
(LI-CBT) – background and evidence base of a new
paradigm in mental health care
André Nienaber, Germany
002
Cost and Outcome of Behavioural Activation
versus Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Depression
(COBRA): results of a non-inferiority randomised
controlled trial
David Richards, United Kingdom
003
Time-use programs: manualized LI-CBT-Inter-
ventions delivered by occupational therapy
Werner Höhl, Germany
004
Low intensity CBT – how to implement different
models in practice
Pascal Wabnitz, Germany
S-110
Symposium
17:00– 18:30
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Hall New York 2
TOPIC 10:
Gerontopsychiatry
Dealing with desire to die at the end-of-life: the
German experience
Chairs:
Reinhard Lindner, Germany
Raymond Voltz, Germany
001
Euthanasia, killing on request, and assisted
suicide: historical opinions of German physicians
(1800-2000)
Daniel Schäfer, Germany
002
Psychotherapeutical approaches to deal with
wishes to die at the end-of-life
Reinhard Lindner, Germany
003
Palliative medicine and the wish for hastening
death
Raymond Voltz, Germany
S-111
Symposium
17:00– 18:30
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Room M1
TOPIC 13:
Brain imaging, neurophysiology,
neuropsychology
Neurobiological causes of psychosis and ADHD: novel
insight from genetic, neuroimaging, behavioral, and
computational approaches
Chairs:
Jakob Kaminski, Germany
Yuliya Zaytseva, Czech Republic
001
Neuroimaging contributions to neurodevelop-
mental disorders research: the case of ADHD
Felipe Picon, Brazil
002
Instructional control of reinforcement learning
in schizophrenia
Dorota Frydecka, Poland
Kamila Kotowicz, Jaroslaw Drapala
003
Fronto-parietal connectivity in patients with
schizophrenia
Jakob Kaminski, Germany
004
Predictive modelling of cognitive dysfunction in
schizophrenia from the resting state network brain
connectivity
Yuliya Zaytseva, Czech Republic
S-112
Symposium
17:00– 18:30
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Room M8
TOPIC 25:
Training and continuing education
Integrating psycho-oncology and primary care in
the comprehensive management of cancer patients
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WPA Section: Psychiatry, Medicine & Primary Care
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WPA Section: Psycho-oncology and Palliative Care
Chairs:
David Baron, USA
Luigi Grassi, Italy
001
Integrating primary care and psycho-oncology:
improving quality of life for cancer patients
Michelle Riba, USA
002
Training non-psychiatric physicians to appre-
ciate behavioral health and coping styles in cancer
patients
Bulent Coskun, Turkey
003
Challenges in effectively running an integrated
psycho-oncology unit
Luigi Grassi, Italy