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MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

German language Session 

 Q&A Modul

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

209

S-321

Symposium

17:00– 18:30

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Hall Paris 2

TOPIC 2:

Mental disorders due to psychotropic

substances, behavioural addictions

Responding to the frightening reduction of

psychiatric patients life expectancy

Chairs:

Peter Lehmann, Germany

Salam Gómez, Colombia

001

Why are psychiatric drugs the third leading

cause of death after heart disease and cancer?

Peter C. Gøtzsche, Denmark

002

Ethical and legal problems in forced admin-

istration of toxic drugs worldwide especially to a

highly vulnerable group of people

Salam Gómez, Colombia

003

Lack of information about risks and options:

innovative ways to overcome this worldwide ethical

problem in psychiatry

Darby Penney, USA

004

Psychiatric patients' needs to overcome

problems withdrawing from psychiatric drugs

Peter Lehmann, Germany

S-322

Symposium

17:00– 18:30

|

Hall Berlin 1

TOPIC 16:

Diagnostics and classification,

psychopathology, RDoC

Symptomatology and psychopathology: its signif-

icance for diagnosis, clinical practice, education,

research and complex care

Chairs:

Tsuyoshi Akiyama, Japan

Wolfgang Gaebel, Germany

001

Need of training on psychopathology/phenom-

enology in order to use DSM

Michael B. First, USA

002

WHO's scope on the necessity of training on

psychopathology/symptomatology-case vignette

method

Geoffrey M. Reed, Switzerland

003

The future of psychopathology in clinical

practice, education and research

Wolfgang Gaebel, Germany

004

Pathology of language and pathology of

affectivity in schizophrenia from “neo-kraepelinism”

to “neo-griesingerism”

Satoshi Kato, Japan

S-323

Symposium

17:00– 18:30

|

Hall Berlin 2

TOPIC 31:

Suicide and psychiatric emergencies

Best practices in suicide risk assessment

WPA Section: Suicidology

Chairs:

Danuta Wasserman, Sweden

Marco Sarchiapone, Italy

001

Determining suicide risk: a dream or a possibility?

Vladimir Carli, Sweden

002

Utilization of clinical biomarkers for the evalua-

tion of suicide risk

Philippe Courtet, France

003

Suicide risk assessment: where are we now?

Electrodermal activity as a possible target

Patrizia Zeppegno, Italy

004

Vulnerability to suicide by ignoring everyday

life and pain

Lars Håkan Thorell, Sweden

S-324

Symposium

17:00– 18:30

|

Hall New York 3

TOPIC 24:

 Forensic psychiatry and assessment

Virtual reality applications in forensic psychiatry

Chairs:

Jürgen L. Müller, Germany

Peter Fromberger, Germany

001

Virtual reality applications in forensic psychiatry

– potentials and limitations

Jürgen L. Müller, Germany

002

Behavioral monitoring of child abusers in virtual

risk situations

Peter Fromberger, Germany

003

VRAPT – Virtual Reality Aggression Prevention

Training

Stephanie Klein Tuente, The Netherlands

004

Current projects at the ARVIPL

Sarah Michelle Neveu, Canada

S-325

Symposium

17:00– 18:30

|

Hall London 3

TOPIC 31:

Suicide and psychiatric emergencies

Suicidal and nonsuicidal self-injury in hospital treat-

ment settings: an update

Chairs:

Jagoda Pasic, USA

Heidi Combs, USA

001

Self-injury in the emergency care setting

Jagoda Pasic, USA