FINAL PROGRAM [PDF]

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

MADRID

XVI WORLD CONGRESS

OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE”

SPAIN September 14-18, 2014

FINAL PROGRAM

www.wpamadrid2014.com

MADRID

XVI WORLD CONGRESS

OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE”

SPAIN September 14-18, 2014

Contents Welcome Letters ____________________________________________________ 06 Committees _________________________________________________________ 08 Committee of Honour ________________________________________________ 08 General Information: ________________________________________________ 09 APP Certificate of Attendance Cloakroom / Left Luggage Clothing Congress Abstracts Congress Name Badge Currency Cyber Center Exhibition Opening Hours Liability and Insurance Mobile Phones and Photography Official Language

_____________________________________________________________________ 10 Medical Care Press Room Refreshments Registration Desk Hours Safety and Security Smoking Policies Transport in the Congress Venue (Bus Feria) Venue Congress Secretariat

CME Accreditation ___________________________________________________ 11 Educational Objetives European Accreditation Committee in CNS (EACIC) World Psychiatry Association Accreditation Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (USA) Créditos de Formación Continuada (ES) Disclosure and Resolution of Personal Conflicts of Interest

Networking Activities _______________________________________________ 12 About Madrid _______________________________________________________ 12 Information for Presenters ___________________________________________ 13 Poster Presentation _________________________________________________ 13 Congress Floor Plan _________________________________________________ 14 Main Sessions ______________________________________________________ 19 Programme __________________________________________________________ 27 Sunday 14th _________________________________________________________________________ 27 Monday 15th __________________________________________________________________________ 31 Tuesday 16th ________________________________________________________________________ 121 Wednesday 17th ___________________________________________________________________ 205 Thursday 18th ______________________________________________________________________ 293

Book Presentations ______________________________________________ 376 Poster Presentations _____________________________________________ 378 POS1 - Monday 15th ________________________________________________________________ 381 POS2 -Tuesday 16th________________________________________________________________ 433 POS3 -Wednesday 17th____________________________________________________________ 484

Welcome Letters Dear Colleagues and Friends, As President of the World Psychiatric Association for the triennium 2011-2014, it is both an honor and a pleasure to invite you to join me in attending our XVI World Congress of Psychiatry, which will be held in Madrid, Spain, on September 14-18, 2014. As President of this Congress, I selected its theme to be “Focusing on Access, Quality and Humane Care”. This theme reflects quite well the priorities that I have held during my entire professional career as a psychiatrist. I also think that these priorities are as important today as they were when I started my professional career. Moreover, today, they are the most challenging issues pertaining to mental health patients in all regions of the world. As you will soon notice, the quality of this Congress will be second to none; the Convention Center in which we will hold this World Congress is one of the best in the world, and could easily accommodate our goal of 7,000 attendees; the museums, art galleries, and historic places to visit in Madrid are just outstanding. To mention a few of them, the Prado Museum, Toledo, Aranjuez, La Puerta del Sol, La Gran Via, Avila, El Escorial, and dozens of outstanding restaurants and flamenco dancing shows, as well as historic monuments, parks and gardens. During my professional career, I always had great expectations for our patients’ wellbeing; I have always worked very hard to achieve my professional and personal objectives on behalf of our patients and our professional organizations; I must admit, however, that I cannot achieve my objectives and goals alone; I need my colleagues and friends from all over the world to join and help me in making this World Congress a symbolic one for years to come. I look forward to seeing you in Madrid, Spain, on September 14-18, 2014. Cordially and affectionately,

Pedro Ruiz, M.D. President World Psychiatric Association (2011-2014)

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Welcome Letter from the Local Committee Welcome to WPA XVI World Congress. Welcome to Madrid, It is on behalf of the Iberian Associations AEN, (Asociación Española de Neuropsiquiatría), SEP (Sociedad Española de Psiquiatría) and SPPSM (Sociedade Portuguesa de Psiquiatria e Saude Mentale) co-organizers of the XVI WPA World Congress that we are cordially welcoming you and inviting you to attend the Madrid 2014 World Congress, organized by WPA, which will be taking place from September 14th to 18th. An important effort has been made by WPA and our Associations to achieve a high level attractive Scientific Programme. The 21st century presents new psychiatric challenges: clinical outcomes, research, social structures, many changes have and are taking place, but many old battles are still to be won. We look forward to your contribution, on these many issues incorporating the richness and difference which the many environments around the world offer. Free presentations which will be increasing the value for all those attending the meeting, an opportunity to share with colleagues. Madrid, warm and invigorating is a city easily accessed, it boasts a wide offer off good accommodation suiting all pockets, good city transport facilities, culture, universities, sports, worldwide known museums and historical buildings, parks, excellent shopping, restaurants… an incredible offer which we feel sure will meet your expectations. Your presence in the Madrid World Congress will contribute to make this event outstanding scientific meeting, and an opportunity to prepare psychiatry for the present and the future. Welcome to XVI WPA World Congress. Welcome to Madrid.

Miguel Gutiérrez

Jerónimo Saiz

Eudoxia Gay

Antonio P. Palha

President SEP

President FEPSM

President AEN

President SPPSM

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Committees Organizing Committee WPA President Pedro Ruiz

WPA Supervisory Committee Pedro Ruiz (Chair) Miguel Gutiérrez (Co-chair) Jerónimo Saiz

WPA Organizing Committee Tarek Okasha (Chair) Miguel Roca (Co-Chair) Tsuyoshi Akiyama José Luis Ayuso Mateos María Fe Bravo Eudoxia Gay Ángela Ibañez Levent Kuey Antonio Pacheco Palha

Scientific Committee Dinesh Bhugra (Chair) Miguel Bernardo (Co-Chair) Edgard Belfort Julio Bobes Antonio Bulbena Miguel Casas Alberto Fernández Liria María Luisa Figueira Ana González-Pinto Afzal Javed Beatriz Rodríguez Vega Michelle Riba

Committee of Honour President HM Queen Letizia of Spain

Members HE Mrs. Ana Mato Adrover Minister of Health, Social Policies and Equality HE Mr. Ignacio González González President of the Regional Government of Madrid HE Mr. Francisco Javier Rodríguez Rodríguez Health Councillor of the Regional Government of Madrid HE Mrs. Ana Botella Mayor of the City Of Madrid

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General information App Navigate through the XVI World Congress of Psychiatry programme from your iPhone, iPad, and Android. View sessions by day and category, locate exhibitors and create your own itinerary to fully exploit your congress.

Currency All official congress prices are indicated in Euro €. The official currency in Spain is the Euro €. All major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants, and shops.

Cyber Center Free Internet facilities will be available for participants’ use at the Exhibition Area during exhibition hours.

Certificates Certificates of attendance will be send to you by e-mail after the congress, please confirm that the congress secretariat has your correct email address by checking at the registration desk: from September 16th.

Cloakroom / Left Luggage A cloakroom will be available at the North Gate and Pavilion 4 during the Congress hours.

Clothing We recommend informal clothing and comfortable shoes during the congress.

Congress Abstracts The Congress Abstracts will be published online on the XVI World Congress of Psychiatry, Madrid Web site upon termination of the congress.

Congress Name Badge On arrival, at the registration counter you will receive your name badge. Please wear your badge at all times at the Congress, during all sessions and events.

Exhibition Opening Hours Monday Sept. 15th

09:00 – 18:00 hrs.

Tuesday Sept. 16th

09:00 – 18:15 hrs.

Wednesday Sept. 17th

09:00 – 18:00 hrs.

Thursday Sept. 18th

09:00 – 18:00 hrs.

Liability and Insurance The Congress Secretariat and organizers are not and cannot accept liability for personal accidents or loss of or damage to private property of participants. Participants are advised to take their own personal travel and health insurance for their trip.

Mobile Phones and Photography Participants are kindly requested to keep their mobile phones switched off at the halls when attending session’s and refrain from taking pictures during sessions.

Official Language The official language of the congress is English although simultaneous translation English-Spanish, Spanish English will be available in the main Auditorium as well as in Rooms 1 and 2. There will also be a number of sessions included in the Spanish/Portuguese Track that will be either in Spanish or Portuguese. No simultaneous translation will be available.

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Medical Care

Smoking Policies

Medical care will be available during the congress hours.

The XVI World Congress of Psychiatry is a non-smoking event and participants are requested to refrain from smoking in the venue.

Press Room Members of the press must register at the Registration Desk. Upon registration, they can access the Press Room, where they will meet reporters of the appointed Official Media Press company who will hand them a detailed press kit and any support they might need.

Press Hours Room: Sunday Sept. 14th

15:00 – 19:00 hrs

Monday Sept. 15

08:30 – 19:00 hrs

Tuesday Sept. 16th

08:30 – 19:00 hrs

Wednesday Sept. 17th

08:30 – 19:00 hrs

Thursday Sept. 18th

08:30 – 18:00 hrs

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Transport in the Congress Venue (Bus Feria) Bus feria: There is an internal Bus line that connects the South Gate with the North Gate, as well as the different parking areas. The congress registration area will be situated at the North Gate of Ifema. The bus will be available from 8:15 to 20:00 hours.

Venue Centro de Convenciones Norte IFEMA, Recinto Ferial Juan Carlos I

Refreshments

Parque Juan Carlos I, s/n 28042

Coffee will be served on the 1 Floor and in Pavilion 4 (Exhibition Area) from the 15th to the 18th Sept. from 10:00 to 11:00 hours. st

There will be catering areas for participants on the 1st Floor and at the Exhibition Area were food and refreshments are available.

Congress Secretariat Tilesa OPC

Registration Hours Sunday Sept. 14th

09:00 – 19:00 hrs

Monday Sept. 15th

08:30 – 19:00 hrs

Tuesday Sept. 16th

08:30 – 19:00 hrs

C/ Londres 17, 28028, Madrid +34 91 361 2600 [email protected]

Wednesday Sept. 17

08:30 – 19:00 hrs

[email protected]

Thursday Sept. 18th

08:30 – 18:00 hrs

[email protected]

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Safety and Security Please do not leave bags or suitcases unattended at any time, whether inside or outside the session halls. Hotels strongly recommend that you use their safety deposit boxes for your valuables.

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CME Accreditation Educational Objetives  Address individual needs in compliance with their Continuous Professional Development plan.

 Exchange ideas and knowledge in the field of psychiatry and psychiatric conditions across continents, institutions and individuals.

 Discuss the latest scientific advantages in the field of Psychiatry.

 Identify possible programmatic collaborations to more effectively address regional, national and local responses to psychiatry around the world and overcome barriers that limit access to prevention, care and services.

 Summarize the latest research outcomes in the field of psychiatry and mental diseases.

European Accreditation Committee in CNS (EACIC) The European Accreditation Committee in CNS (EACIC) has granted 36 CME credits to this Congress. To receive a certificate of CME credits, please complete the evaluation form on the EACIC website HYPERLINK “http://www.eacic.eu” www.eacic.eu. Deadline: 18 November 2014.

World Psychiatry Association Accreditation The World Psychiatry Association has granted 24 (twenty four) Educational Credits after attending the Scientific Activities of the XVI World Congress of Psychiatry.

Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (USA) The CME Institute of Physicians Postgraduate Press, Inc., is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The CME Institute of Physicians Postgraduate Press, Inc., designates this live activity for a maximum of 36 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. To receive a credit certificate, please complete the evaluation form on the following link: www.cmeinstitute.com/WPA Deadline: 14 November 2014.

Créditos de Formación Continuada (ES) Solicitada Acreditación de Actividades de Formación Continuada de las Profesiones Sanitarias.

Disclosure and Resolution of Personal Conflicts of Interest In accordance with CME/CPD accreditation criteria and standards for commercial support to ensure balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor, those in control of the educational content must disclose potential or actual conflicts of interest. Disclosure information is evaluated and conflicts of interest resolved. Disclosure is made to participate prior to the activity. Participants will be asked on the evaluation to assess the objectivity and independence of the event, this applies equally to oral and poster presentation.

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Networking Activities Sunday, September 14th, 2014 Opening Ceremony Followed by a Welcome Reception Pavilion 4 Participants are invited to the opening ceremony that will take place in the Auditorium which will be followed by a Welcome Reception in pavilion 4 the exhibition area at the congress center. Opening Ceremony will start at 17:00 hours.

Tuesday, September 16th, 2014 WPA Networking Evening Address: Montalbán, 1 The event will take place in the Crystal Gallery. Palacio de Cibeles. We will be welcomed by the WPA President, Prof. Pedro Ruiz and the Mayor of Madrid. Starting at 20:30. Guests can have the experience of a Mediterranean Cocktail buffet, including beverage. This Networking Evening is the perfect opportunity to get together with your psychiatry colleagues, make new connections, and discuss in an informal way the progress being reached in this area. Easily accessed by city transport. No transportation will be arranged by the Organization.

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About Madrid Madrid is strategically located at the geographical center of the Iberian peninsula, 646 meters above sea level. Its old town is exemplary among the major European cities and blends harmoniously with the most modern and convenient of urban infrastructures. Madrid offers a broad range of accommodation and services along with the most advanced audiovisual and communication technology. All this, combined with a society that is dynamic, open and at the same time warm and welcoming, has turned this metropolis into one of the western world’s great capital cities.

Information for Presenters

Poster Presentation

There will be a Speakers’ Preview Room available for all presenters of Symposia, Workshops and Oral Presentations.

Posters will be displayed from 09:00 to 19:30 hours in the poster area. Each poster will be displayed ONLY during the day assigned and removed at the end of the day.

The Speakers’ Preview Room is located at the first floor of the North Gate’s Convention Center. Please bring your presentation at least 4 hours before your session begins. For sessions starting at 9:00 hours, please deliver your presentation the afternoon before your presentation date.

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR MACINTOSH USERS In order to use Mac Presentations on a PC compatible computer, please note that you need to prepare it according to the instructions below, before bringing it to the Speakers’ Preview Room: 1. Use a common font, such as Ariel, Times New Roman, Verdana, etc. (Special fonts might be changed to a default font on a Power Point based PC).

The papers selected as Posters have been grouped by topics, and they will be exhibited at the poster area during the assigned day. Each author/presenter will be responsible of carrying, placing and removing their poster on the indicated date and times. The Organization is not responsible for any damages that may occur if the poster is not removed at the indicated time. The material to place your poster will be provided by the Technical Secretariat. Double sided tape and technical equipment will be available for the mounting of posters. Staff will also be available to assist you. it is recommended that posters be prepared on one sheet of cardboard.

2. Insert pictures as JPEG files (and not TIF, PNG or PICT – these images will not be visible on a Power Point based PC). 3. Use a common movie format, such as AVI, MPG and WMV (MOV files from QuickTime will not be available on a Power Point based PC). You may bring your own Macintosh laptop as back-up. In such case, please confirm that it has a VGA socket for external signal and come to check it in the Speakers’ Preview Room as soon as you arrive.

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Location Map North Gate CONGRESS ENTRANCE Congress Bus Stop

Secretariat Meeting Rooms

Congress Bus Stop South Gate “Campo de la Naciones”

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Auditorium Exhibition Poster Area

North Gate Secretariat Floor 0 Technical Prepaid Registrations Main Entrance North Gate

Access to Rooms

Prepaid Registrations Technical Secretariat

Access to AUDITORIUM, EXHIBITION & POSTER AREA

Floor 1 - A Area Meeting Rooms Room

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SEP´s Educational Room

Speakers Preview Room

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Scientific Secretariat

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Congress Bags Translation Headphones

Catering Area

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North Gate Floor 1 - B Area Meeting Rooms RETIRO

WPA Sections Meetings A10.1 A10.2

Room 23

A10.3

North Entrance

Room 22

Room 21 Room 20

Room 19

Press Room

Floor 2 Meeting Rooms Room 17

ACCESS

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Room 18

ACCESS

Pavilion 4 ACCESS

Internet Corner

POSTER AREA

Catering Area

Book Presentations

EXHIBITION

LOUNGE AREA

AUDITORIUM

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Exhibition Floor Plan Pavilion 4 8

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Exhibitors

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Internet Corner

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Catering Area

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Booths

APA & Panamericana ______________________ 31, 32 Cambridge Press ______________________________ 12 CINP Congress _________________________________ 21 IV ICDD Barcelona 2015_______________________ 23 CoAction __________________________________________ 7 Distribuidora Premisa ___________________________ 8 ECNP _____________________________________________ 30 Elsevier ___________________________________________ 9 The Lancet Psychiatry ________________________ 10 Ferrer ______________________________________________ 1 Fundación Lopez Ibor _________________________ 20 Karger ___________________________________________ 13 Lundbeck ______________________________ 34, 35, 36 Magstim _________________________________________ 24 Medley ____________________________________________ 6 Mecta Corporation _____________________________ 18 Psiquiatria.com ________________________________ 11 Rovi ______________________________________________ 25 The TOVA ________________________________________ 19 WARP ____________________________________________ 33 Waterloo University ____________________________ 22 Wiley _____________________________________________ 14 Wisepress _______________________________________ 37 WPA Berlin 2017 _______________________________ 28 WPA Bucharest 2015 __________________________ 27 WPA Cape Town 2016 _________________________ 29 WPA Mexico 2020 ______________________________ 16 WPA Taiwan 2015 ______________________________ 26

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

MAIN

SESSIONS

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

Monday 15th 9:00 – 12:00 h.

Presidential Session – PS01

Room 2

FOCUSING ON ETHICS Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz, M.D. (USA). Co-Chair: Ahmed Okasha, M.D., PhD. (Egypt). Speakers: FOCUS ON ETHICS OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT Ahmed Okasha, M.D., PhD. (Egypt). PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING PSYCHIATRIC ETHICS: DECLARATION OF MADRID Paul S. Appelbaum, M.D. (USA). ETHICS ISSUES CONFRONTING PSYCHIATRY IN THE 21st CENTURY Fernando Lolas, M.D. (Chile). CREATING AND SUSTAINING PSYCHIATRIC ETHICS COMMITTEES Juan José López-Ibor, M.D. (Spain). Discussants: Felice Lieh-Mak (China). Otto Steenfeldt-Foss (Norway).

10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL01

Auditorium

SCHIZOPHRENIA – HOW CAN WE IMPROVE COURSE AND OUTCOME?

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Keynote Speaker: Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL02

Auditorium

LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Antonio Palha (Portugal). Keynote Speaker: Eduard Vieta (Spain).

15:00 – 16:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL03

Auditorium

NEUROCIRCUITRY OF ADDICTIONS

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Néstor Szerman (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Nora Volkow (USA).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

Tuesday 16th 10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL04

Auditorium

 SYCHIATRIC ILLNESS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: RISK AND P PREVENTION

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Jerónimo Saiz (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Judy Rapoport (USA).

12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL05

Auditorium

THE SIMPLE TRUTH ABOUT THE GENETIC COMPLEXITY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Miguel Bernardo (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Daniel Weinberger (USA).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 19:30 h.

Presidential Session – PS02

Room 2

FOCUSING ON DSM – 5 Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz (USA). Co-Chairs: Paul Summergrad (USA). Darrel Regier (USA). Speakers: Marc Auriacombe (France). Gillian Baird (United Kingdom). Javier Escobar (USA). Sir David Goldberg (United Kingdom). William Narrow (USA). Bedirhan Üstün (Switzerland). Jim Van Os (The Netherlands). Hans-Ulrich Wittchen (Germany).

16:30 – 17:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL06

Auditorium

PREVENTION IN PSYCHIATRY: WE CAN DO MUCH BETTER

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Eudoxia Gay (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Celso Arango (Spain).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

Wednesday 17th 10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL07

Auditorium

 REDICTION OF DISEASE, VULNERAVILITY AND TREATMENT RESPONSE IN P MOOD DISORDERS, PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN PSYCHIATRY

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Michelle Riba (USA). Keynote Speaker: Charles B. Nemeroff (USA).

12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL08

Auditorium

 OLVING THE ENIGMA OF BRAIN, MIND AND PSYCHOSES YIELD NEW S TREATMENT APPROACHES

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Miguel Gutiérrez (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Jim van Os (The Netherlands).

15:00 – 19:00 h.

Presidential Session – PS03

Room 2

FOCUSING ON WOMEN’S MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz (USA). Co-Chairs: Carmen Leal (Spain). María Inés López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: Margarita Cala (USA). Silvia L. Gaviria (Colombia). Margaret Mungherera (Uganda). Unaiza Niaz (Pakistan). Michelle Riba (USA).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

Thursday 18th 09:00 – 12:00 h.

Presidential Session – PS04

Room 2

FOCUSING ON WORLD CONGRESSES ORGANIZATION Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz (USA). Speakers: María Fe Bravo Ortiz (Spain). Eudoxia Gay (Spain). Miguel Gutiérrez (Spain). Antonio Palha (Portugal). Jerónimo Saiz (Spain). Mikel Munarriz-Ferrandis (Spain)

10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL09

Auditorium

ANXIETY DISORDERS: AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Tarek Okasha (Egypt). Keynote Speaker: Dan Stein (South Africa).

12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL10

Auditorium

THE BIOETHICAL IMPERATIVE IN PSYCHIATRY

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Edgard Belfort (Venezuela). Keynote Speaker: Fernando Lolas (Chile).

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PROGRAMME

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

17:00 – 19:00 h.

SUNDAY 14th

Sunday 14th OPENING CEREMONY

Auditorium (Pavilion 4)

• WPA President and National Association Presidents. • Jean Delay Prize to Prof. Mitsumoto Sato. • Juan José López-Ibor Foundation Prize. • Presentation of Derek Paravicini by WPA President, Pedro Ruiz and Representative of Fundación ONCE. • Introduction by Prof. Adam Ockelford. • Derek Paravicini Performance. • Closing.

19:00 – 21:00 h.

WELCOME RECEPTION

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MONDAY 15th

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY592

Room 1

 TIGMA, GENERAL CONCEPTS, INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR COMBAT S AND THEIR APPLICABILITY IN MEXICO

In Spanish

Chairperson: Eduardo Madrigal de León (Mexico). Speakers: STIGMA AND GENERAL CONCEPTS Eduardo Madrigal de León (Mexico). STRATEGIES TO COMBAT STIGMA Juan Luis Vázquez Hernández (Mexico). DIFFICULTY TO IMPLEMENT INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES ANTI-STIGMA IN MEXICO Eduardo Núñez Bernal (Mexico).

9:00 – 12:00 h.

Presidential Session – PS01

Room 2

FOCUSING ON ETHICS Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz, M.D. (USA). Co-Chair: Ahmed Okasha, M.D., PhD. (Egypt). Speakers: FOCUS ON ETHICS OF PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT Ahmed Okasha, M.D., PhD. (Egypt). PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING PSYCHIATRIC ETHICS: DECLARATION OF MADRID Paul S. Appelbaum, M.D. (USA). ETHICS ISSUES CONFRONTING PSYCHIATRY IN THE 21st CENTURY Fernando Lolas, M.D. (Chile). CREATING AND SUSTAINING PSYCHIATRIC ETHICS COMMITTEES Juan José López-Ibor, M.D. (Spain). Discussants: Felice Lieh-Mak (China). Otto Steenfeldt-Foss (Norway).

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MONDAY 15th

Monday 15th

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY546

Room 3

 TRUCTURE-FUNCTION PATHOLOGIES IN PSYCHOSIS HIGH-RISK STATES AND S SCHIZOPHRENIA: NEW EVIDENCE FROM MULTIMODAL IMAGING Chairperson: Daniel R. Weinberger (USA).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING OF THE PSYCHOSIS HIGH RISK STATE: TRANSLATING RESEARCH EVIDENCE INTO CLINICAL UTILITY Stefan Borgwardt (Switzerland). CONVERGING EVIDENCE FOR ALTERED PREFRONTAL CIRCUITRY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: CORTICAL THINNING, DISTURBED NEURONAL ACTIVATION, AND ABERRANT PREFRONTAL GLUTAMATE Christoph C. Schultz (Germany). MULTIMODAL INVESTIGATION OF STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL DYSCONNECTIVITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Kathrin Koch (Germany). A UNIFYING STRUCTURAL PRINCIPLE BENEATH THE FUNCTIONAL DYSCONNECTIVITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Lena Palaniyappan (United Kingdom). CORRELATIONS OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS AND RISK FACTORS FOR PSYCHOSIS WITH BRAIN NETWORKS Tilo Kircher (Germany).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY545

Room 4

 AMILY AND SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS: A CLINICAL AND TRAINING F PERSPECTIVE

Co-Chair: Tamas Kurimay (Hungary). Speakers: PSYCHOEDUCATION AND SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS: A CLINICAL AND TRAINING EXPERIENCE IN AN ITALIAN MENTAL HEALTH CARE TRUST Daniele Carretta (Italy). FAMILY AND FAMILY PSYCHOTHERAPY TRAINING IN THE PSYCHIATRISTS’ CURRICULA: A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE Tamas Kurimay (Hungary). INTERCULTURAL ISSUES IN FAMILY THERAPY OF SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS Akram Wilson (United Kingdom). TRAINING IN ADDICTION: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Christian G. Schütz (Canada). UNDERGRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE TRAINING WITH A FAMILY APPROACH: THE VIEW OF UEMS Marc Hermans (Belgium).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Massimo Clerici (Italy).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Sympoisum – SY368

Room 5

POST WAR PSYCHIATRY, LESSONS FROM 100 YEARS AFTER WWI - PART I Chairperson: Eric Vermetten (The Netherlands).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Ulrike Schmidt (Germany). Speakers: SHELL SHOCK REVISITED Simon Wessely (United Kingdom). ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF LESSONS ABOUT THE IMPACT OF WAR ON MENTAL HEALTH; TWO STEPS FORWARD, ONE STEP BACK Alexander C. McFarlane (Australia). THE IMPACT OF CANADIAN PARTICIPATION IN WW1 ON MILITARY PSYCHIATRY Rakesh Jetly (Canada). DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT AND TREATMENT OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN GERMANY FROM WW1 TILL TODAY Ulrike Schmidt (Germany). Wolfgang Burgmair (Germany).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Symposium – SY254

Room 6

 HE COMPLEX INTERRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADHD AND SUBSTANCE USE T DISORDERS

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: José Martínez-Raga (Spain). Speakers: THE PREVALENCE OF DSM-5 ADHD IN AN INTERNATIONAL SAMPLE OF TREATMENT SEEKING SUD PATIENTS Geurt Van de Glind (The Netherlands). GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL PATHWAYS FROM ADHD TO SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS Philip Asherson (United Kingdom). EARLY-AGE CLINICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL FEATURES ASSOCIATED WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IN ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER IN ADULTS J. Antoni Ramos-Quiroga (Spain).

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9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS727

Room 7

 OMELESSNESS AND FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS (FEP) – THE PORTRAIT OF H AN URBAN PHENOMENA

Co-Chair: Virginie Doré-Gauthier (Canada). Speakers: WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT HOMELESSNESS AND EARLY PSYCHOSIS IN YOUTH? Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada). SHOULD WE CARE ABOUT HOMELESSNESS IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS?: IMPACT ON OUTCOME Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada). HOW TO CARE FOR THE HOMELESS – DESCRIBING THE EXISTING TREATMENTS FOR THE PSYCHOTIC HOMELESS YOUNG ADULTS, A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Virginie Doré-Gauthier (Canada). HOW TO CARE FOR THE HOMELESS – INTENSIVE COMMUNITY CARE TEAM DEDICATED TO HOMELESS YOUTH WITH PSYCHOSIS – A PILOT STUDY Virginie Doré-Gauthier (Canada).

9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS237

Room 8

PERINATAL PSYCHIATRY: A SPOTLIGHT Chairperson: Carlos de las Cuevas (Spain). Speakers: PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ANTENATAL PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Sharma Verinder (Canada). PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF POSTNATAL PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Salvatore Gentile (Italy).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS425

Room 9

ENHANCING CULTURAL COMPETENCE: CHALLENGES Chairperson: Nusrat Husain (United Kingdom).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: ENHANCING CULTURAL COMPETENCE: CHALLENGES Kenneth Fung (Canada). Ted Lo (Canada).

9:00 – 9:45 h.

Workshop – WS364

Room 10

EATING DISORDERS: TIPS TOWARDS STRATEGIES WITH THE “REAL” PATIENT

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Organized by: Eating Disorders Section of Latin American Psychiatric Association (APAL) Chairperson: Graciela Onofrio (Argentina). Co-Chair: Raquel Zamora (Uruguay). Speakers: HELP: A LONELY TEENAGER SUFFERING EATING DISORDERS IS IN OUR OFFICE SOCORRO: UNA SOLITARIA MUCHACHA QUE SUFRE TRASTORNOS DE LA CONDUCTA ALIMENTARIA ESTÁ EN NUESTRO CONSULTORIO Graciela Onofrio (Argentina). DIAGNOSIS PROBLEMS IN EATING DISORDERS PROBLEMAS DIAGNÓSTICOS EN TRASTORNOS DE LA CONDUCTA ALIMENTARIA Raquel Zamora (Uruguay). THE UNSPOKEN ABANDONMENT EL SECRETO ABANDON María Ester Strada (Argentina).

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9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY207

Room 12

CURRENT ADVANCES AND INNOVATIONS IN ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY Chairperson: Edward Shorter (Canada).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: ECT MECHANISM OF ACTION: CLUES FROM fMRI Tom Bolwig (Denmark). ECT IN CATATONIA AND BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER Pascal Sienaert (Belgium). ECT FOR SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOR IN AUTISM Lee Wachtel (USA). ECT IN AUTISM: A PARENTAL PERSPECTIVE Amy Lutz (USA).

9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS483

Room 13

IF YOU DO A-B-C, THEN 1-2-3 WILL HAPPEN, BUT IT DOESN’T WORK THAT WAY: A WORKSHOP ON COMBATTING THE STIGMA OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN CHILD AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Maria Liegghio (Canada). Speakers: “IF YOU DO A-B-C THEN 1-2-3 WILL HAPPEN, BUT IT DOESN’T WORK THAT WAY”: IDENTIFYING AND UNDERSTANDING THE STIGMA OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN CHILD AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH Maria Liegghio (Canada). “DEAR MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL, LISTEN. NO REALLY LISTEN!”: ADOPTING AN ANTI-STIGMA APPROACH TO PRACTICE IN CHILD AND YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH Trish Van Katwyk (Canada).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY667

Room 14

 ISASTER AND MENTAL HEALTH IN SOUTH EAST ASIA: SOME ISSUES AND D CONCERNS Chairperson: A.H.M. Mustafizur Rahman (Bangladesh).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: M. A. Hamid (Bangladesh). Speakers: DISASTER AND MENTAL HEALTH: ISSUES AND CONCERNS Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). DISASTER IN SRI LANKA: CONSEQUENCES AND MANAGEMENT FROM MENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVE Harischandra Gambheera (Sri Lanka). RECOVERY FROM DISASTER: PERSONAL EXPERIENCE Naotaka Shinfuku (Japan). IMMEDIATE NATIONAL RESPONSE TO DISASTER: BANGLADESH PERSPECTIVE Waziul Alam Chowdhury (Bangladesh).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY488

Room 15

THE HEALING POWER OF ART AND COMMUNITY Chairperson: Michael Botbol (France). Speakers: BRAIN AND SOCIETY Hans-Otto Thomashoff (Austria). MENTAL HEALTH ON UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES Ekaterina Sukhanova (USA). FROM CATHARTIC MANIFESTATIONS TO WORKS OF ART: THE MEANING OF RAW ART Carlos Zubaran (Australia). CLINICAL DYNAMICS, HUMOR AND SELF-ATTITUDE IN GROUP ART THERAPY WITH WAR VETERANS Alexander Kopytin (Russia).

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9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY643

Room 16

 SIQUIATRÍA PERINATAL Y SALUD MENTAL INFANTIL: IMPORTANCIA DE LA P PREVENCIÓN E INTERVENCIÓN PRECOZ

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Roque Prego Dorca (Spain). Speakers: PSICOPATOLOGÍA DEL BEBÉ: SIGNOS DE ALARMA, FACTORES DE RIESGO Y PROTECCIÓN Encarnación Mollejo Aparicio (Spain). ATENCIÓN AL DESARROLLO TEMPRANO DESDE LA PREVENCIÓN Fernando González Serrano (Spain). PROGRAMA DE SALUD MENTAL MATERNO-INFANTIL DEL COMPLEJO HOSPITALARIO MANCHA CENTRO EN LOS ÁMBITOS HOSPITALARIO Y COMUNITARIO Luis León (Spain).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY515

Room 17

ETHICS, LAW, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Pau Pérez-Sales (Spain). Speakers: PSYCHOLOGICAL, DEVELOPMENTAL AND SOCIAL EFFECTS OF MILITARY NIGHT RAIDS AND ARRESTS: THE CASE OF PALESTINIAN CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES Graciela Carmon (Palestine). REHABILITATION OF TORTURE VICTIMS LIVING IN THE PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES: IMPLICATIONS OF GC III Joost den Otter (The Netherlands). EFFECTS OF GENOCIDE THROUGH DICTATORSHIP IN ARGENTINA AND THE TORMENTS OF THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE Darío Lagos (Argentina). MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN FAMILY MEMBERS OF PALESTINIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS IN ISRAELI PRISONS Mahmud Sehwail (Palestine). MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT OF IMPRISONMENT ON HEAD OF HOUSELHOLDS IN THE WEST BANK Khader Rasras (Palestine).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Sympoisum – SY216

Room 18

 RANSCULTURAL RESEARCH OF MENTAL HEALTH IN EURASIAN REGION: NEW T CHALLENGES OF OLD PROBLEMS International Association of Ethnopsychologists and Ethnopsychotherapists

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Sagat Altynbekov (Kazakhstan). Co-Chair: Irina Kupriyanova (Russia). Speakers: ETHNOTERRITORIAL PROBLEMS OF DEPENDENCE AMONG ABORIGINAL POPULATION OF EASTERN REGION OF RUSSIA Nikolay Bokhan (Russia). TRANSCULTURAL RESEARCH OF DEPRESSIONS IN RUSSIA AND CHINA Igor Loginov (Russia). Evegeniya Solodkaia (Russia). MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADAPTATION OF RUSSIAN MIGRANTS IN GERMANY Valentina Lebedeva (Russia). TELEPSYCHIATRY: EXPERIENCE OF ETHNOCULTURAL RESEARCH OF MENTAL HEALTH OF KAZAKHSTAN AND SIBERIA Sagat Altynbekov (Kazakhstan). Tatiana Bokhan (Russia).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY441

Room 19

INSIGHT Y SUICIDIO: DIFERENTES PERSPECTIVAS EN FASES INICIALES DE LA PSICOSIS

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Miguel Ruiz-Veguilla (Spain). Speakers: INSIGHT Y RIESGO DE SUICIDIO TRAS UN PRIMER EPISODIO PSICÓTICO: ¿QUÉ DEBO HACER CON MI PACIENTE? Javier López-Moriñogo (United Kingdom). ¿QUÉ DIMENSIONES DEL INSIGHT AUMENTAN EL RIESGO DE PRESENTAR SUICIDIO EN LAS FASES PREVIAS AL INICIO DE LA PSICOSIS? Manuel Canal Rivero (Spain). CAPACIDAD DE DECISIÓN, INSIGHT E INTENTOS DE SUICIDIO Eduardo Velásquez Navarrete (Spain).

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9:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY342

Room 20

CHALLENGES IN SPORT PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: David Baron (USA).

Speakers: CHALLENGES IN SPORTS PSYCHIATRY: PUBLIC EDUCATION ON CONCUSSION IN YOUTH SPORTS David Baron (USA). STRESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH IN CHINESE SPORT STUDENTS Li Jing Zhu (China). TRANSCULTURAL ASPECTS IN MENTAL HEALTH OF ATHLETES Thomas Wenzel (Austria).

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MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Thomas Wenzel (Austria).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP01

Room 21 Chairperson: Hans Supèr (Spain). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 ATTENTION RELATED EYE VERGENCE IS DISRUPTED IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD

Hans Supèr, María Solé Puig, Laura Pérez Zapata, Laura Puigcerver, Flavia Esposito, Neus Esperalba López, Carmen G. del Castillo, Josep Cañete Crespillo (Spain).

2 ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE THROUGH COMMUNITY BASED PARTICIPATORY NICOTINE CESSATION RESEARCH Payam Sheikhattari, Fernando Wagner, Jane Bucherri, Lisa Bleich, Christine Schutzman, CEASE (USA).

3 THE EFFECTS OF ADHD ON PARTICULAR PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG CLIENTS UNDERGOING ADDICTION TREATMENT: DESIGN OF ONGOING STUDY IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Lenka Cablova, Michal Miovsky  (Czech Republic).

4 ESTIMATED PREVALENCE OF ADHD IN PRESCHOOLERS IN NAVARRA & LA RIOJA (SPAIN) Juan Jesús Marín-Méndez, María Cristina Borra-Ruiz, María José Álvarez-Gómez, César Soutullo (Spain).

5 Smaller amygdala volumes in adults with ADHD. A MRI study with FSL FIRST Miguel Yus-Fuertes, Kazuhiro Tajima-Pozo, Francisco Montañes, Juan Arrazola (Spain).

6 RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES FOR MAJOR NEUROCONITIVE DISORDERS (MND) Subhash Bhatia, Arun Sharma, Sanat Roy, Shashi Bhatia (USA).

7 Maintenance of symptom improvements in patients with attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder receiving continued lisdexamfetamine dimesylate treatment

David R. Coghill, Tobias Banaschewski, Mats Johnson, Michel Lecendreux, Alessandro Zuddas, Ben Adeyi, Richard Civil, Maria Gasior, Liza A. Squires  (United Kingdom).

8 Blood Lead Level among Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder Hani Dessoki, Azza El bakry, hisham salah, Amal Elsafty (Egypt).

9 REMISSION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: RATES; PREDICTORS AND OUTCOME CORRELATE Boutheina Ghajati, Ines Johnson, Amira Belkhiria, Karim Tabbane (Tunisia).

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9:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP02

Room 22 Chairperson: Maria Luisa Figueira (Portugal).

1 Sexual Risk Behavior among Substance Users and Its Relation to Personality Profile Ola Osama, Momtaz Abd-elwahab, Mohamed Ezzat (Egypt).

2 PATTERNS OF SUBSTANCE USE INITIATION IN METHAMPHETAMINE USERS Pongkwan Yimsaard, Rasmon Kalayasiri (Thailand).

3 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNSELLING FOR ALCOHOL PROBLEMS (CAP): A LAY COUNSELLOR DELIVERED TREATMENT FOR HARMFUL AND DRINKING IN PRIMARY CARE

Abhijit Nadkarni, Richard Velleman, Hamid Dabholkar, Sachin Shinde, Bhargav Bhat, Jim McCambridge, Pratima Murthy, Benedict Weobong, Vivek Benegal, Vikram Patel  (United Kingdom).

4 RAPID DETOXIFICATION OF BENZODIAZEPINE OR Z-DRUGS DEPENDENCE USING ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS Shih-Ku Lin (Taiwan).

5 YOUTH SERVICES IN MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE Jasminka Vuckovic-Kosanovic (Australia).

6 CIRCADIAN MELATONIN PROFILE IN OPIUM AND AMPHETAMINE DEPENDENT PATIENTS Habibolah Khazaie, Hamid Reza Ahmadi, Mohammad Rasoul Ghadami (Iran).

7 CAFFEINATED ENERGY DRINK AND COFFEE USE PREDICTS SUBSTANCE USE AND PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS

Dace Svikis, Pamela Dillon, Leroy Thacker, Susan Kornstein, Danielle Dick, Kenneth Kendler (USA).

8 SOCIAL NETWORK INFLUENCE ON SUBSTANCE USE AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN LAGOS, NIGERIA Oluwole Famuyiwa, Yewande Oshodi, Shehu Saleh (Nigeria).

9 SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN NICOTINE DEPENDENCE AND MENTAL ILLNESS Renata Marques de Oliveira, Antonio Carlos Siqueira Jr, Jair Licio Ferreira Santos, Antonia Regina Ferreira Furegato (Brazil).

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MONDAY 15th

Speakers:

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP03

Room 23 Chairperson: Jiri Raboch (Czech Republic). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 What is the relationship of personality and anxiety disorders? Milan Latas, Srdjan Milovanovic (Serbia).

2 Gender differences in the long-term associations between post-traumatic stress disorder and depression: Findings from the Detroit Neighborhood Health Study Danny Horesh, Sarah Ryan Lowe, Sandro Glaea, Monica Uddin, Karestan Koenen (Israel).

3 Docosahexaenoic acid for selective prevention of posttraumatic stress disorder among severely injured patients: A randomized, placebo-controlled trial Yutaka Matsuoka, Daisuke Nishi, Kei Hamazaki, Naohiro Yonemoto, Kenta Matsumura, Hiroko Noguchi, Kenji Hashimoto, Tomohito Hamazaki (Japan).

4 MUSIC EXPOSURE AND ACUTE STRESS RECOVERY Gabriela Ilie (Canada).

5 SEIZURES, AGITATION AND IMPULSIVITY IN A 10-YEAR-OLD BOY. I FEEL ALONE. WHAT NEXT?

Alexandra Pedruco, Inês Vicente, Dulcínia Lages, Francisca Rêgo, Conceição Robalo (Portugal).

6 Can Adjustment Disorder be Distinguished from Depressive Episode: Why and How? Patricia Casey, Anne Doherty, Faraz Jabbar (Ireland).

7 ENHANCING THE TREATMENT OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER USING HOME VIDEOS Johanna du Mortier, H.J. van Megen, A.J. van Balkom  (The Netherlands).

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9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS581

Room 7

 ENTAL HEALTH OF VULNERABLE YOUTH AND THE GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH M AGENDA Chairperson: Helen Herrman (Australia).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Afzal Javed (United Kingdom). Speakers: EARLY TRAUMA AND ADDICTION Michael R. Krausz (Canada). BIPOLAR DISORDER IN YOUNG PEOPLE: CLINICAL AND RESEARCH CONTROVERSIES ACROSS COUNTRIES Gordana Milavić (United Kingdom). CAN PREVENTION OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) DECREASE THE SPREAD OF HIV AND IMPROVE ADHERENCE TO RISK REDUCTION AND HIV CARE? Mary Ann Adler Cohen (USA). STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH AND MULTISTAGE PREVENTION PROGRAMME Maya Kulygina (Russia). RESPONDING TO THE MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS COUNTRIES Helen Herrman (Australia). Discussant: Michaela Amering (Austria).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS544

Room 8

IS IT POSSIBLE TO PREDICT AN EARLY AND EFFICIENT RESPONSE TO ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS? Chairperson: José Javier Meana (Spain).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS: CLINICAL, SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC AND GENETIC FACTORS INVOLVED IN EARLY RESPONSE PREDICTION TO ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT Benedicto Crespo-Facorro (Spain). IS ANTIPSYCHOTIC BLOOD MONITORING LEVEL A THERAPEUTICAL AND USEFUL TOOL IN PREDICTING CLINICAL RESPONSE AND OUTCOME IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS? Arantzazu Zabala (Spain). PHARMACOGENETICS & ANTIPSYCHOTICS: USEFULNESS FOR CLINICIANS AND PATIENTS IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS PROGRAMMES? Luis F. Callado (Spain). FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS TREATMENT WITH ATYPICAL LONG ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS (LAIS): LIGHT AND SHADOW Rafael Segarra (Spain).

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS398

Room 9

 UNIQUE NATIONAL INITIATIVE FOR TRANSFORMATION OF YOUTH MENTAL A HEALTH SERVICES AND ITS EVALUATION: A CANADIAN MODEL AND PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: Ashok Malla (Canada). Speakers: TRAM: THE FUNDER’S PERSPECTIVE James D. Hughes (Canada). A CANADIAN YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE Srividya Iyer (Canada).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS358

Room 10

 IRTUAL REALITY CUE-EXPOSURE THERAPY FOR BINGEING BEHAVIOR IN V BULIMIA NERVOSA

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS157

Room 11

THE BENEFITS OF DRAMA IN PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER

MONDAY 15th

Chair and Speaker: Marta Ferrer-García (Spain).

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Francisco Rodríguez Pulido (Spain). Speakers: CREATIVE THERAPIES ON THE ISLAND OF TENERIFE Nayra Caballero Estebaranz (Spain). THE THEATER EXPERIENCE IN PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER Pedro Miguel Martín Cuadrado (Spain).

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS607

Room 13

THEATRE AND PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Dolores Crespo (Spain). Speakers: THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE AND PSYCHIATRIC MENTAL ILLNESS José Luis Jiménez-Hernández (Spain). DIDACTICS OF THEATRICAL EXPRESSION IN THE LEARNING OF PSYCHIATRY Mercedes López-Rico (Spain).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:00 - 19:00

MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL ROOM

SEP Educational Room Organized by SEP & SEPB (This session will be repeated on 15, 16 & 17 Sept. in the same room and time). Short and useful practical sessions on different tools and techniques that will allow attendees to learn how to access, gather and share medical information. MONDAY 15th

40 minutes of independent sessions. It is possible to attend any of them without following an order, any day or time scheduled. Free entrance until session slots are fully covered.

10:00 h.

Information for patients on the internet: quality resources and blog creation (English).

11:00 h.

Pubmed –Alertas (Spanish).

12:00 h.

Pubmed – customized filters (English).

13:00 h.

Zotero. Citation Management Software (English).

15:00 h.

Información para pacientes en internet: recursos de calidad y creación de blogs (Spanish).

16:00 h.

Pubmed alerts (English).

17:00 h.

Pubmed – filtros personalizados (Spanish).

18:00 h. Zotero. Gestor de referencias bibliográficas (Spanish).

10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL01

Auditorium

SCHIZOPHRENIA – HOW CAN WE IMPROVE COURSE AND OUTCOME?

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Keynote Speaker: Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY684

Room 1

 EETING MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE: M DELIVERING HIGHLY SPECIALIZED MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR A SPECIAL, SMALL AND HETEROGENEOUS MINORITY GROUP

Speakers: MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN DEAF AND SEVERELY HARD OF HEARING CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: AN OVERVIEW OF FINDINGS ON PREVALENCE, RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS, CLINICAL COMPLEXITIES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PREVENTIONS, DIAGNOSIS AND INTERVENTION Tiejo Van Gent (The Netherlands). MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN DEAF AND SEVERELY HARD OF HEARING ADULTS: AN OVERVIEW Francisco Ferre (Spain). SPECIFIC ASPECTS RELATED TO THE PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT OF DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING PATIENTS Nora Olazabal Eizaguirre (Spain). SPECIFIC ASPECTS RELATED TO PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING PATIENTS Ana García García (Spain).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY705

Room 3

 YSFUNCTIONAL BRAIN PLASTICITY AND AGING MECHANISMS IN SEVERE D PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Chairperson: Carmen Moreno (Spain). Speakers: DYSFUNCTIONAL BRAIN PLASTICITY: NEW TARGETS FOR THE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA David Fraguas (Spain). MOLECULAR BIOMARKERS OF AGEING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: THE TELOMERE LENGTH STORY Emilio Fernández-Egea (United Kingdom). EFFECTS OF MEDICATION ON TELOMERE LENGTH IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Lina Martinsson (Sweden). MAJOR DEPRESSION AS AN ACCELERATED AGEING SYNDROME Clemente García-Rizo (Spain).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Francisco Ferré (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY609

Room 5

POST WAR PSYCHIATRY, LESSONS FROM 100 YEARS AFTER WWI - PART II Chairperson: Eric Vermetten (The Netherlands).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Alexander C. McFarlane (Australia). Speakers: ’OVER, OVER, THERE’: WORLD WAR 1, AMERicAN PSYCHIATRY AND CULTURE Robert Pynoos (USA). HISTORICAL REVIEW OF MILITARY PSYCHIATRY IN JAPAN Nagamine Masanori (Japan). ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF WAR PSYCHIATRY IN SERBIA – A LOOK BACK Zeljko Spiric (Serbia). MENTAL HEALTH OF TURKISH ARMY Levent Sevincok (Turkey). EVOLUTION OF MILITARY PSYCHIATRY IN WORLD WAR I Louis Crocq (France).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY2

Room 6

THE BIPOLAR ADDICTION COMORBIDITY

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: Vicent Balanzá-Martínez (Spain). Speakers: ADDICTIONS AND BIPOLAR DISORDERS FROM A STAGING MODEL PERSPECTIVE: THE ROLE OF IMMUNE ACTIVATION Flavio Kapczinski (Brazil). DUAL BIPOLAR DISORDERS – A FOCUS ON PREVENTION José Manuel Goikolea (Spain). NOVEL PHARMACOLOGICAL TREAMENTS FOR DUAL BIPOLAR DISORDERS Michael Berk (Australia).

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10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS713

Room 7

 HE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF THE INTERRAI BRIEF MENTAL HEALTH T SCREENER TO ENHANCE THE ABILITY OF POLICE OFFICERS TO IDENTIFY PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL DISORDERS Chairperson: Ronald Hoffman (Canada). MONDAY 15th

Speakers: Ronald Hoffman (Canada). John Hirdes (Canada).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY464

Room 8

 HO ICD-11 SYMPOSIUM I: AN OVERVIEW OF THE WORLD HEALTH W ORGANIZATION’S DEVELOPMENT OF THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS Chairperson: José Luís Ayuso-Mateos (Spain). Speakers: DEVELOPING THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS AS A VEHICLE FOR IMPROVING PUBLIC HEALTH Shekhar Saxena (Switzerland). HOW IS EVIDENCE CONCEPTUALIZED AND COLLECTED FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS? María Elena Medina-Mora (Mexico). WHAT ARE THE MAJOR CHANGES AND INNOVATIONS FROM THE ICD-10 IN THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS? Geoffrey M. Reed (Switzerland). WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS AND THE DSM-5? Michael B. First (USA).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY169

Room 10

 SYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS IN THE DAILY P PRACTICE OF PSYCHIATRY In collaboration with the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Eugenio Rothe (USA). Speakers: PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH UNDERPRIVILEGED AND CULTURALLY DIVERSE PATIENTS AND FAMILIES Eugenio Rothe (USA). INTERMITTENT VISITS TO THE PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHIATRIST: AN INNOVATIVE LONG TERM THERAPY Silvia Olarte (USA). PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHIATRY AT THE INTERFACE WITH MEDICINE AND SURGERY Michael Blumenfield (USA). PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHIATRY FOR THE PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIST J. Raul Condemarin (USA). HELPING PSYCHIATRICALLY ILL ADOLESCENTS ACCEPT MEDICATION Joan Tolchin (USA).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY454

Room 11

IMPLICATIONS OF SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCES TO MIND-BRAIN RELATIONSHIP AND CLINICAL PRACTICE Chairperson: Simon Dein (United Kingdom). Speakers: DO THE NEAR DEATH AND APPROACHING DEATH EXPERIENCES EXTEND OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS? Peter Fenwick (United Kingdom). RESEARCH ON POSSESSION/TRANCE/MEDIUMSHIP AND THE MIND-BRAIN RELATIONSHIP Alexander Moreira-Almeida (Brazil). CHILDREN WHO CLAIM MEMORIES REMEMBER OF A PAST LIFE AND THE MINDBRAIN RELATIONSHIP Erlendur Haraldsson (Iceland).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY654

Room 12

PSYCHOSOCIAL MARKERS OF DEPRESSION AND GLOBALIZATION

Speakers: ADOLESCENT DEPRESSION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - EGYPT PERSPECTIVE Walaa Sabry (United Arab Emirates). PSYCHODYNAMIC CULTURAL PSYCHIATRY: A CASE-BASED DISCUSSION GROUP Faisal Shaikh (United Kingdom). TBC Muhammad Azhar (Pakistan). 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY226

Room 13

 HE INTERSECTION OF AGE, CULTURE, PHYSICAL, AND MENTAL HEALTH: T HOW COMORBIDITIES IMPACT RISK FOR MENTAL ILLNESS AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE USE IN MIDDLE AGED AND OLDER LATINOS Chairperson: Álvaro Camacho (USA). Speakers: INTERNATIONAL METABOLIC STUDY OF MIDDLE AGED LATINOS Bernardo Ng (Mexico). ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF MEDICARE ADVANTAGE ON MENTAL HEALTH CARE: AN ANALYSIS BY COMORBIDITY STATUS AND ACROSS RACIAL/ETHNIC GROUPS Benjamin Cook (USA). THE IMPACT OF PHYSICAL ILLNESS ON MENTAL HEALTHCARE SERVICE USE IN OLDER ADULTS Daniel Jiménez (USA).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY925

Room 14

SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND ADHD: A COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP Chairperson: Geurt Van de Glint (The Netherlands). Speakers: SCREENING AND DIAGNOSIS OF ADHD IN SUD PATIENTS: NEW FINDINGS J. Antoni Ramos-Quiroga (Spain). TRAUMA IN SUD PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT ADHD Maija Konstenius (Sweden). COMPLEXITY OF SUD IN ADULTS WITH ADHD Katelijne Van Emmerik-van Oortmerssen (The Netherlands). THE ROLE OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER IN SUD Franz Moggi (Switzerland).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Muhammad Naeem (United Kingdom).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY315

Room 15

 ENRI EY (1900-1977) HIS WORK IN SPANISH AND HIS EXCHANGES WITH THE H HISPANIC WORLD

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Miguel Casas (Spain). Co-Chair: Jean Garrabé (France). Speakers: PSYCHIATRY AND SURREALISM IN THE EY’ WORKS Carlos Carbonell (Spain). THE INFLUENCE OF HENRI EY’S THOUGHT IN THE HISPANIC MILIEU Humberto Casarotti (Uruguay). HENRI EY’ ‘CONSCIOUSNESS’, NOT WITHOUT THEIR UNCONSCIOUS Patrice Belzeaux (France). EY, KOJEVE AND THE LATIN EMPIRE Eduardo T. Mahieu (France).

10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS634

Room 16

EL MEDIO TERAPÉUTICO EN HOSPITALIZACIÓN PARCIAL

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Asociación Española de Neuropsiquiatría Chairperson: David Núñez (Spain). Speakers: THERAPEUTIC MILIEU IN ADULT DAY HOSPITALS: FROM PROFESSIONALS AND FROM PATIENTS María del Mar Soler (Spain). EL HOSPITAL DE DÍA COMO COMUNIDAD TERAPÉUTICA Jesús Elejabarrieta Bilbao (Spain).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY350

Room 18

THERE ARE EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS FOR SUICIDAL PATIENTS Chairperson: Zoltan Rihmer (Hungary).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Pilar A. Saiz (Spain). Speakers: WHAT’S WRONG WITH ANTIDEPRESSANTS? Philippe Courtet (France). SURVEILLANCE AND CONNECTEDNESS ARE POWERFUL TOOLS: CRISIS CARDS, POSTCARDS OR TELEPHONE CALLS TO PREVENT SUICIDAL BEHAVIOURS. FIRST RESULTS FROM THE ALGOS PROGRAM Guillaume Vaiva (France). REVIEW OF STRUCTURED CARE PROGRAMS FOR SUICIDAL PATIENTS Mercedes Pérez-Rodríguez (USA). PREVENTING SUICIDALITY THROUGH ONLINE TOOLS Vladimir Carli (Sweden).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY445

Room 19

CONTEXTS OF CREATIVITY: LITERATURE, ART AND MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Sergio Villaseñor-Bayardo (Mexico). Speakers: LITERATURE AS ONE OF THE MAIN GUIDES TO PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF EACH HISTORICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL ERA Ahmad Mohit (Iran). GREAT EARTHQUAKES AND CREATIVITY - LISBON (1755), EDO (1855) AND EAST JAPAN (2011) Satoshi Kato (Japan). EXPERIENCE OF LOVE BY IRANIAN AND SWISS ADULTS AS SEEN THROUGH THE THEMES IN CLASSICAL PERSIAN POETRY Hafez Bajoghli (Iran). LITERARY EXPRESSION IN ART THERAPY Magdalena Tyskiewicz (Poland). THE GREAT DIVIDE 2.0? THE CASE FOR LIBERAL ARTS IN HEALTH SCIENCES CURRICULA Ekaterina Sukhanova (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS351

Room 20

 HALLENGES IN MENTAL HEALTH IN POSTSOVIET COUNTRIES: ARMENIAN C EXPERIENCE Chairperson: Armen Soghoyan (Armenia).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: OLD STRUCTURE AND NEW APPROACHES UNDER THE CURRENT TRENDS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Armen Soghoyan (Armenia). 100 % STATE FUNDING FOR MENTAL AND DRUG ADDICTION ILLNESSES TREATMENT AND CARE: AN ACHIEVEMENT OR A PROBLEM Haroutiun Davtyan (Armenia). POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: GLOBALIZATION OF THE PROBLEM Samvel Sukiasyan (Armenia). PSYCHOTRAUMATIC ELEMENTS OF ARMENIAN IDENTITY: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SURVIVING Khachatur Gasparyan (Armenia).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP04

Room 21 Chairperson: Fabrizio Delgado (Ecuador).

1 SUNLIGHT-RELATED AND SIMILAR BIRTH SEASONALITIES AMONG POWERFUL BASEBALL HITTERS AND LESBIAN WOMEN WITH AN OPPOSITE SEASONALITY AMONG GAY MEN: MATERNAL MELATONIN MAY AFFECT FETAL SEXUAL DIMORPHISM Giovanni Marzullo (USA).

2 Comprehensive study of the phagocytic activity of neutrophils of patients with opioid addiction Nazira Khodjaeva, Shohruh Sultanov (Uzbekistan).

3 Effects of varenicline on alpha4/beta2 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor expression and memory performance in mice Charlotte Both, Sandra Schäble, Georg Kojda, Christian Lange-Asschenfeldt (Germany).

4 ASSOCIATION STUDY OF COMT-POLYMORPHISMS AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND INFORMATION PROCESSING DEFICITS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Narayan Mutalik, Sanjeev Jain, John P. John (India).

5 FEATURES OF COGNITIVE DISORDERS OF PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY Mikhail Makhrov, Tatiana Dakukina, Pavel Korolevich (Belarus).

6 BRAIN DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR (BDNF) SERUM LEVEL AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN HEALTHY POLISH POPULATION Monika Wilkosc, Agnieszka Szałkowska, Maria Skibinska, Joanna Hauser, Aleksander Araszkiewicz (Poland).

7 FIXED DOSE COMBINATION (FDC) PRODUCTS IN PSYCHIATRY: SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND METAANALYSIS Saeed Farooq, Surrendra Singh (Pakistan).

8 NEUROBIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OPTIMIZATION BASED ON THE STUDY OF THE AUTONOMIC DYSREGULATION Olga Antipova, Valery Krasnov  (Russian Federation).

9 GENE-SET-BASED EXPRESSION AND DNA METHYLATION PROFILING OF EARLY LIFE STRESS AND ADULT BINGE-LIKE ETHANOL DRINKING EFFECTS Aniruddha Todkar, Linnea Granholm, Ingrid Nylander, Erika Comasco (Sweden).

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MONDAY 15th

Speakers:

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP05

Room 22 Chairperson: S. Ahmad Jalili (Iran). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 PREVALENCE AND CORRELATES OF PROBLEM BEHAVIOURS IN CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Arun Palayat, John Vijayasagar, Shoba Srinath, Satish Girimaji, Shekhar Seshadri, (India).

2 STIGMA, SELF ESTEEM AND DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENT PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY Heba Fathy, Lamis Elray, Nirmeen Kishk, Yasmin Elnawway (Egypt).

3 ASSESSMENT OF PREVALENCE OF SUBSTANCE USE IN REFERENCE ENVIRONMENT OF ADOLESCENTS Nikolay Bokhan, Alexey Abolonin, I. Belokrylov  (Russian Federation).

4 DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF PTSD SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN OF DIFFERENT AGES Irina Nikolskaya  (Russian Federation).

5 Prognosis of the behavioral and emotional problems of the Japanese adolescents: The second report Hidehiko Kuramoto (Japan).

6 Study of suicidal behavior in visually impaired adolescents Irina Kupriyanova, Irina Karaush  (Russian Federation).

7 STRIKE THE RIGHT BALANCE WHILE PRESCRIBING PSYCHOTROPICS TO CHILDREN IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES Devashish Konar (India).

8 An Assessment of Gene-by-Gene Interactions in Developmental Dyslexia Sara Mascheretti, Alexandre Bureau, Roberto Giorda, Cecilia Marino (Italy).

9 EARLY DETECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MORBIDITY FOR ADOLESCENTS IN SCHOOLS - AN INTERDISCIPLINARY LINKAGE MODEL BY DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, INDIA Sheena Soman, Kiran P.S. (India).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP06

Room 23 Chairperson: Joseph Adeyemi (Nigeria).

1 Vascular risk factors of mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimers disease José Alberto González Cáceres, Otman Fernández Concepcion (Cuba).

2 EVIDENCE FOR AN INTERACTION BETWEEN APOE GENOTYPE, AGE, AND AMNESTIC MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Jiu Chen, Zhijun Zhang (China).

3 NONLINEAR RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AWARENESS AND COGNITIVE DECLINE IN DEMENTIA

Marcia Dourado, Maria Fernanda Sousa, Raquel Santos, Marcela Nogueira, Tatiana Belfort, Rachel Dias, Bianca Torres, Pedro Simões, Jerson Laks (Brazil).

4 The change of endotoxin, AchE, ChAT and Tau protein in patients with Alzheimer’s disease Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu Han, Nan Zhao, Qin Sun, Xinzheng Shan (China).

5 Correlates of Caregiver Burden in caregivers of individuals with amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairement Manoj George, Tim Whitfield, Zuzana Walker  (United Kingdom).

6 THE PREVALENCE OF DELIRIUM IN ELDERLY HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS IN MEDICAL WARDS IN KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL; JEDDAH Mohammed Basheikh, Tareef Alaama, Nahid Sherbini, Waleed Alghamdi  (Saudi Arabia).

7 AN UPDATE ON BEHAVIOURAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OF DEMENTIA: PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL ASPECTS Cheuk Yan Leung, Andrew Chi Kin Law  (United Kingdom).

8 Wernicke’s encephalopathy due to malnutrition in a patient with severe depressive disorder Sara Dias, Carlos Capela, Miguel Nascimento, Ana Calado, Rita Marques, Marco Gonçalves (Portugal).

9 Effectiveness of a Multifactor Educational Intervention on Delirium Incidence and Length of Stay in Patients with Cardiac Surgery Mohammad Arbabi, Mitra Zolfaghari, Shadan Pedram Razi, Khadije Bayat, Hiva Parsafar, Ali Bavi (Iran).

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Speakers:

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 11:15 – 12:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS494

Room 7

SOMATIC SYMPTOMS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY Chairperson: Miquel Roca (Spain).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: MINDFULNESS BASED NARRATIVE THERAPY IN PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY Ángela Palao Tarrero (Spain). PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH MEDICAL DISORDERS: AN UPDATED META-ANALYSIS Pim Cuijpers (The Netherlands). MINDFULNESS FOR THE TREATMENT OF SOMATIC SYMPTOMS/PAIN Marcelo Demarzo (Brazil). PSYCHOTHERAPY IN FIBROMIALGIA Javier García-Campayo (Spain).

11:15 – 12:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS495

Room 16

 RASTORNO LÍMITE DE PERSONALIDAD Y VIOLENCIA: UNA VISIÓN EN LA T PRÁCTICA PRIVADA EN LIMA, PERÚ

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Mario F. Ledesma Gastañaduí (Perú). Speakers: TRASTORNO LÍMITE DE PERSONALIDAD: VARIABLES DEMOGRÁFICAS, GRADO DE SEVERIDAD Y VIOLENCIA EN UNA POBLACIÓN ATENDIDA EN LA CONSULTA PRIVADA EN LIMA, PERÚ Mario F. Ledesma Gastañaduí (Perú). TRASTORNO LÍMITE DE PERSONALIDAD: VIOLENCIA EN LAS RELACIONES DE PAREJA Y CON LOS HIJOS/AS Laura C. Pérez Arce (Perú). TRASTORNO LÍMITE DE PERSONALIDAD: COMORBILIDAD Y COMPORTAMIENTO AUTOAGRESIVO EN LIMA, PERÚ Carlos J. Vera Scamarone (Perú).

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12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL02

Auditorium

LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Antonio Palha (Portugal). MONDAY 15th

Keynote Speaker: Eduard Vieta (Spain).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY619

Room 1

DEPRESSION SCREENING IN PRIMARY CARE IN CHINA, INDIA, IRAN, ROMANIA Chairperson: Eliot Sorel (USA). Co-Chair: Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: DEPRESSION SCREENING IN PRIMARY CARE IN CHINA Layan Zhang (China). A STUDY OF DEPRESSION SCREENING IN PRIMARY CARE SETTINGS OF INDIA Roy A. Kallivayalil (India). DEPRESSION SCREENING IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN IRAN Ahmad Mohit (Iran). DEPRESSION SCREENING IN PRIMARY CARE AND CORRELATIONS WITH COMORBIDITIES IN ROMANIA Ileana Botezat-Antonescu (Romania).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY502

Room 2

 TRESS, PITUITARY AND THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF THE HPG AND HPA AXES IN S THE PATHOGENESIS OF PSYCHOSIS Chairperson: Anita Riecher-Rössler (Switzerland).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Robin Murray (United Kingdom). Speakers: PITUITARY VOLUME INCREASE IN PSYCHOSIS Dorte Nordholm (Denmark). HOW STRESS COULD TRIGGER THE OUTBREAK OF PSYCHOSIS – THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF PROLACTIN Anita Riecher-Rössler (Switzerland). STRESS AND HYPERPROLACTINEMIA: GENETIC FINDINGS Janusz K. Rybakowski (Poland). STRESS AND HYPERPROLACTINEMIA AT THE ONSET OF PSYCHOSIS: FROM CLINICAL FINDINGS TO NEUROBIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS Dragos Inta (Germany). STRESS ABNORMALITIES AND THEIR ROLE IN CLINICAL OUTCOME AT THE ONSET OF PSYCHOSIS Valeria Mondelli (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY525

Room 3

URBANICITY, SOCIAL ADVERSITY AND MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Andreas Heinz (Germany). Co-Chair: Richard Warner (USA). Speakers: STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF URBAN UPBRINGING AND THEIR MEDIATORS Andreas Meyer-Lindberg (Germany). LOCAL SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS ON MIGRANT MENTAL HEALTH IN INNER CITIES Michael Rapp (Germany). THE IMPACT OF TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES ON HOMELESSNESS AND HEALTH AMONG VULNERABLE URBAN POPULATIONS Michael R. Krausz (Canada). URBANICITY AND RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS IN MIGRANT POPULATIONS Robin Murray (United Kingdom).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY291

Room 4

VULNERABILITIES IN DISASTER Chairperson: Tarek Okasha (Egypt).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSE TO DISASTER Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). GENDER DIFFERENCES IN RISK AND RESILIENCE IN FACING DISASTER Patricia van Wijngaarden-Cremers (The Netherlands). SAFETY ISSUES FOR PATIENTS AND MEDICAL PERSONNEL IN DISASTER SITUATIONS Rutger J. van der Gaag (The Netherlands).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY659

Room 5

CONTROVERSIES IN PEDIATRIC BIPOLAR DISORDER Chairperson: Adelaide Robb (USA). Co-Chair: Celso Arango (Spain). Speakers: CONTROVERSIES IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS BIPOLAR DISORDER David Cohen (France). WORLDWIDE PAEDIATRIC REGULATIONS AND PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY OF PAEDIATRIC BIPOLAR DISORDER Philippe Auby (France). CONTROVERSIES IN PEDIATRIC BIPOLAR DISORDER: PREVALENCE AND TREATMENT Carmen Moreno (Spain). FINDINGS FROM THREE LARGE AMERICAN PEDIATRIC BIPOLAR TRIALS Adelaide Robb (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY3

Room 6

 ONVERGENCE OF ADDICTION MEDICINE AND DUAL DISORDERS C (CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS)

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Gregory Bunt (USA). Co-Chair: Miguel Casas (Spain). Speakers: REFINING THE SCOPE OF ADDICTION MEDICINE THROUGH EDUCATION Nady El-Guebaly (Canada). ADDICTION MEDICINE AND ADDICTION PSYCHIATRY IN THE MIDDLE EAST: THE CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN ABU DHABI Tarek Gawad (Egypt). TBC Javier Didia (Argentina). FROM ADDICTIVE DISORDER TO “DUAL PSYCHO-PATHOLOGY DISORDER” Néstor Szerman (Spain).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY486

Room 7

INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES OF QUALITY OF CARE AND INTEGRATION OF SCHIZOPHRENIC PERSONS PREDOMINANTLY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Chairperson: Afzal Javed (United Kingdom).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany). Speakers: LONG TERM OUTCOME OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN DEVELOPING AND DEVELOPED COUNTRIES Norman Sartorius (Switzerland). SERVICE AVAILABILITY AND UTILIZATION AND TREATMENT GAP FOR SCHIZOPHRENIC DISORDERS: A SURVEY IN 50 LOW- AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES Antonio Lora (Italy). THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES VIEW ON ENSURING QUALITY OF CARE Afzal Javed (United Kingdom). STRATEGY FOR MANAGEMENT OF FIRST PSYCHOTIC EPISODE SUPPORTED BY STATE LAW GUARANTEES IN A MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRY V. W. Larach (Chile). TOWARDS A GLOBAL DEFINITION OF QUALITY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: LESSONS LEARNED FROM DEVELOPING A RESPECTIVE EPA GUIDANCE Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS533

Room 8

 HE PSYCHIATRIST’S ROLE IN ADDRESSING THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF T MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Michael T. Compton (USA). Co-Chair: Ruth S. Shim (USA). Speakers: AN OVERVIEW OF THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL HEALTH Michael T. Compton (USA). A CALL TO ACTION: ADDRESSING THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL HEALTH Ruth S. Shim (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS731

Room 9

PATIENT SAFETY IN PSYCHIATRY - NEED FOR A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: S. Santhakumar (India).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: PATIENT SAFETY IN PSYCHIATRY - NEED FOR A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE Valsa Mannali (United Kingdom). TO ASSESS, REVIEW, APPRAISE, RISKS IN PSYCHIATRY Arun Mohandas (United Kingdom). CONCEPTS OF SAFETY AND SECURITY- A FORENSIC TOOL BOX Anil Mohandas (United Kingdom). THE HUMAN FACTOR CONUNDRUM IN PATIENT SAFETY Vimal Mannali (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS369

Room 10

EATING DISORDERS: A STEREOVIEW WORKSHOP Chairperson: Afaf Khalil (Egypt). Speakers: THE HISTORY, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS OF EATING DISORDERS Ahmed El-Missiry (Egypt). MANAGEMENT OF EATING DISORDER Shereen Tharwat (Egypt). DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS OF EATING DISORDERS: A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH Fareed Abu-Sayf (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS443

Room 11

 HILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENT-ONSET PSYCHOSIS: ASSESSMENT AND C TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS Chairperson: Miryam Peskin (Israel). Speakers: MANAGEMENT OF CHILDHOOD-ONSET PSYCHOSIS: EXPERIENCE FROM A NATIONAL UK CHILDREN’S UNIT Marinos Kyriakopoulos (USA). ADOLESCENT-ONSET SCHIZOPHRENIA: ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT ASPECTS OF SPECIALIST INPATIENT CARE Anthony James (United Kingdom).

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12:00 – 12:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS602

Room 12

WHERE THERE IS LIGHT, I SEE THE SHADOW Chairperson: Ruth Brand Flu (United Kingdom).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: ACROSS THE OCEANS Anna Lamikanra (USA). BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Omar Kareem (United Kingdom). BEHIND THE CLINIC WALLS Ruth Brand Flu (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS451

Room 13

MENTAL HEALTH AND PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN POST-WAR ZONES Chairperson: Joost den Otter (Denmark). Speakers: THE LONG WAY BACK – STORIES ON REPATRIATION OF CHILDREN TO KOSOVO IN THE AFTERMATH OF WAR Thomas Wenzel (Austria). DIMENSIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH IN FORMER COMBATANTS IN THE KOSOVO CONFLICT Gabriel Diakonu (Canada). PSYCHOSOCIAL HEALTH OF DEPORTED ADOLESCENTS IN KOSOVO Hanna Kienzler (United Kingdom).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY415

Room 14

 IVIL COMMITMENTS (COMPULSORY ADMISSIONS): ONGOING DEBATE ON C EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL CHANGES WPA Section On Emergency Psychiatry

MONDAY 15th

Chair: Cornelis L. Mulder (The Netherlands). Co-Chair: Pier Maria Furlan (Italy). Speakers: REDUCTION OF DROP-OUTS IN A DAY UNIT WITH AN ECLECTIC-DYNAMIC PROGRAM FOR BPD PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ADDICTION Claudio Maruottolo (Spain). SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT IN SEVERE BPD PATIENTS ONE AND FIVE YEARS AFTER TREATMENT IN A DAY UNIT WITH AN INTENSIVE GROUP ANALYTIC DYNAMIC José Guimón (Spain). PREVENTION OF INVOLUNTARY ADMISSIONS AND INPATIENT COERCION Cornelis L. Mulder (The Netherlands). FROM ADOLESCENT UNEASINESS TO NEW PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES Pier Maria Furlan (Italy).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY384

Room 15

CULTURE, DEMORALIZATION, AND PSYCHOTHERAPY Chairperson: John de Figueiredo (USA). Co-Chair: Renato Alarcon (USA). Speakers: ACCULTURATION, RESILIENCE, AND DEMORALIZATION John de Figueiredo (USA). THE DEGREE OF DEMORALIZATION AMONG A SAMPLE OF CHRISTCHURCH REFUGEES Lynne Briggs (Australia). ARE POPULATIONS UNDER STRESS ALWAYS MORE LIKELY TO BECOME DEMORALIZED? Robert Kohn (USA). DEMORALIZATION IN THE CULTURAL CONTEXT OF THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC ENCOUNTER Renato Alarcon (USA).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY507

Room 16

VIOLENCIA Y NIÑEZ EN COLOMBIA

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Andrea del Pilar Guzmán (Colombia). Speakers: MARCO GENERAL DE LA VIOLENCIA HACIA LOS NIÑOS EN COLOMBIA Juan Sebastián García (Colombia). SECUESTRO EN NIÑOS Y ADOLESCENTES Roberto Chaskel (Colombia). ASPECTOS FORENSES DE LA PSIQUIATRÍA INFANTIL EN COLOMBIA Luis Ramirez (Colombia). LA COTIDIANEIDAD Y VIOLENCIA EN ADOLESCENTES Álvaro Franco (Colombia).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY401

Room 17

THE WHO WORLD REPORT ON SUICIDE Chairperson: Shekhar Saxena (Switzerland). Co-Chair: Danuta Wasserman (Sweden). Speakers: THE WHO MENTAL HEALTH ACTION PLAN Shekhar Saxena (Switzerland). LAUNCH OF THE WHO WORLD REPORT ON SUICIDE Alexandra Fleischmann (Switzerland). EVIDENCE BASED STRATEGIES FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION Danuta Wasserman (Sweden). PREVALENCE OF SUICIDE IN YOUNG PEOPLE Vladimir Carli (Sweden).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY477

Room 18

 REATING HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE IN THOSE WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT T TO SLOW THE PROGRESS OF COGNITIVE DECLINE Chairperson: Gavin Lambert (Australia).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: HYPERTENSION AS A RISK FACTOR FOR DEMENTIA Arup Dhar (Australia). THE QUICK MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT SCREEN R. O’Caoimh (Ireland). HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER RENAL DENERVATION IN PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT-RESISTANT HYPERTENSION David Barton (Australia).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY493

Room 19

WAR AND MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Co-Chair: Rym Ghachem Attia (Tunisia). Speakers: CONFLICTS AND MENTAL HEALTH IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA Mauro Giovanni Carta (Italy). WAR TRAUMA AND CHILDHOOD ADVERSITIES: WHY SHOULD WE LOOK AT BOTH? Elie Karam (Lebanon). INTERMITTENT EXPLOSIVE DISORDER AMONGST WOMEN IN CONFLICT AFFECTED TIMOR-LESTE: ASSOCIATIONS WITH HUMAN RIGHTS TRAUMA INCLUDING RAPE, INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE, POVERTY AND INJUSTICE Susan Rees (Australia). EXPOSURE TO TRAUMA AND VIOLENCE, INCLUDING SEXUAL VIOLENCE, DURING AND POST-CONFLICT IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH RATES OF DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS (PTSD) SYMPTOMS Debra Kaysen (USA).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY266

Room 20

 DVANCES IN UNDERSTANDING THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF BIPOLAR DISORDER: A FOCUS ON TRANSLATIONAL PSYCHIATRY

Speakers: PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACHES IN BIPOLAR DISORDERS AND THE IMPACT ON COGNITION Maria Luisa Figueira (Portugal). NEUROBIOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BIPOLAR I AND II DISORDERS: NEUROIMAGING, NEUROTROPHINS LEVELS AND GSK3-B ACTIVITY Marcus V. Zanetti (Brazil). ASSOCIATION OF GAD1 AND RELN SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS AND CEREBRAL LEVELS OF GABA/GLUTAMATE ON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY IN BIPOLAR PATIENTS Marcio Gerhardt Soeiro de Souza (Brazil).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Maria Luisa Figueira (Portugal).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP07

Room 21 Chairperson: María Fe Bravo (Spain). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH ON OBESITY AND EATING DISORDERS: DEFINING ENDOPHENOTYPES L.F. Alguacil, C. González-Martín (Spain).

2 WHITE MATTER ABNORMALITIES AT THE ONSET STAGE OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN ADOLESCENTS Santino Gaudio, Claudia Piervincenzi, Filippo Carducci, Carlo Cosimo Quattrocchi (Italy).

3 THE ROLE OF PERFECTIONISM IN THE EFFICACY OF DIETARY THERAPY FOR WEIGHT LOSS Ana Pereira, Mariana Briote, António Macedo (Portugal).

4 EATING DISORDERS IN PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS Micaela Piva Merli, Stefano Lassi, Valdo Ricca, Marco Otello Bertelli (Italy).

5 EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION IN BULIMIA NERVOSA AFTER RECOVERY

Salomé Tarrega, Ines Wolz, Ana B. Fagundo, Susana Jiménez-Murcia, Roser Granero, Cristina Giner-Bartolomé, Maher Ben-Moussa, Richard G.A. Bults, Janet Treasure, Fernando FernándezAranda (Spain).

6 PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING IN EATING DISORDERS: PREVALENCE AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Susana Jiménez-Murcia, Roser Granero, Zaida Agüera, Laura Moragas, Isabel Sánchez, Nuria Custal, Cristina Giner-Bartolomé, José M. Menchón, Fernando Fernández-Aranda (Spain).

7 OBSESSIVE - COMPULSIVE SYMPTOMS IN EATING DISORDERS. CASE- CONTROL STUDY

Jana González Gómez, Laura Carral Fernández, Elena Gil Camarero, Ines Madrazo Rio Hortega, Pilar Benito González, Elena García Quevedo, Dolores Muñoz Torress, Rebeca Sancristobal Miquelarena, Itziar Velar Castellanos, Andrés Gómez del Barrio (Spain).

8 Attachment security, mentalization and their relation to symptoms in eating disorder patients Greet Kuipers, Zara Van Loenhout  (The Netherlands).

9 INCREASED PSYSICAL ACTIVITY IN EATING DISORDERS Exploring the psychopathology Beatriz Lourenço, Lucas Manarte, António Neves (Portugal).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP08

Room 22 Chairperson: Linda Gask (United Kingdom).

1 ASSOCIATION OF HOSTILITY WITH OTHER PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS IN FEMALE POPULATION AGED 25-64 IN RUSSIA Valery Gafarov, Dmitriy Panov, Elena Gromova, Igor Gagulin, Almira Gafarova  (Russian Federation).

2 Mental Health of Undocumented Latino Immigrant in the United States: Results from Formative Research Luz Garcini, Angela Gutiérrez, Monica Ulibarri, Elizabeth Klonoff (USA).

3 REGISTER-BASED PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN PARENTS AND SIBLINGS OF INDIVIDUALS DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS IN A DANISH HISTORIC BIRTH COHORT Morsi Abdallah, Tanja M. Michel, Erik L. Mortensen, Frank Häßler (Germany).

4 INTERACTIVE ATLAS ON MENTAL HEALTH INEQUALITIES: THE CASE OF SCHIZOPHENIA AND MOOD DISORDERS IN QUEBEC (CANADA) Alain Vanasse, Josiane Courteau, Marie-Josée Fleury, Alain Lesage, Sophie Lauzier, Jocelyne Moisan, Jean-Pierre Grégoire (Canada).

5 EFFECTS OF RURAL LIVING ON THE COGNITIVE EVALUATION OF ELDERS

Jair Licio Ferreira Santos, Ana Teresa Ramos Abreu-Cerqueira, Antonia Regina F. Furegato, Maria Lucia Lebrão, Yeda Aparecida Oliveira Duarte (Brazil).

6 SUICIDAL BEHAVIOURS AND NON-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY IN COLLEGE STUDENTS – A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW Philippe Mortier, Koen Demyttenaere, Ronny Bruffaerts (Belgium).

7 PREVALENCE AND CORRELATES OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN ADOLESCENTS IN GREATER BEIRUT Fadi Maalouf, Lilian Ghandour, Fadi Halabi, Pia Zeinoun, Al Amira Safa Shehab (Lebanon).

8 Predictor of Well-being for Residents of an Epidemiologic Catchment Area in Montreal, Canada Jean Caron, Aihua Liu (Canada).

9 IDENTIFYING TYPOLOGIES OF CHILDHOOD ADVERSITY IN THE NORTHERN IRELAND STUDY OF HEALTH AND STRESS (NISHS): ASSESSING MENTAL HEALTH AND SUICIDAL OUTCOMES Cherie Armour, Margaret McLafferty, Siobhan O’Neil, Sam Murphy, Brendan Bunting, Finola Ferry  (United Kingdom).

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MONDAY 15th

Speakers:

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP09

Room 23 Chairperson: Neville Hills (Australia). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 THE CHALLENGE OF ANTICIPATORY DIRECTIVES IN PSYCHIATRY – AN ETHICAL ANALYSIS Jakov Gather, Jochen Vollmann (Germany).

2 PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE AND THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRISTS. A MEDICAL ETHICAL ANALYSIS Jochen Vollmann, Jakov Gather (Germany).

3 ASSESSING MENTAL CAPACITY: HOW MUCH AND WHAT KIND OF STANDARDIZATION IS APPROPRIATE? Helena Hermann, Manuel Trachsel, Nikola Biller-Andorno (Switzerland).

4 Mental Health, Justice and Human Rights for the elderly; a level playing field? Neville Hills (Australia).

5 BEYOND THE MEDICAL MODEL: MHE BUCHAREST MANIFESTO Vicente Ibáñez-Rojo, Pino Pino, Robert Grove (Spain).

6 SOCIO-POLITICAL ASPECTS OF MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE WITH ARABS IN THE ISRAELI CONTEXT A. Al-Krenawi (Israel).

7 NEUROETHICS: CONSCIOUSNESS VS. AWARENESS? SOCIO-LEGAL IMPLICATIONS M. Lage Cotelo (Spain).

8 ON VALUES OF ANALYSIS OF INDIVIDUAL CASES L. Vinogradova  (Russian Federation).

9 ETHICS AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE AND BIOMEDICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN PSYCHIATRY: INFORMED CONSENT E.V. Gutkevich, O.A. Pavlova, V.D. Prokopieva  (Russian Federation).

10 SEEING THE FUTURE IN A CRYSTAL BALL: ETHICAL ASPECTS OF UNDERGOING A PREDICTIVE GENETIC TEST FOR HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE P. Lilja Andersson, N. Juth, A. Petersen, C. Graff, A.K Edberg (Sweden).

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12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS244

Room 8

INFLAMMATION AND MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION: WHAT WE KNOW AND WHERE TO GO? Chairperson: Michael Berk (Australia).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: IMMUNE-INFLAMMATORY AND OXIDATIVE AND NITROSATIVE STRESS IN DEPRESSION Michael Maes (Thailand). OXIDATIVE STRESS AND MAJOR PSYCHOSIS Ana C. Andreazza (Canada). THE USE OF N ACETYL CYSTEINE IN THE MAJOR PSYCHOSES: A REVIEW OF CLINICAL DATA Pedro Magalhaes (Brazil). NEW THERAPEUTICS TARGETING INFLAMMATION IN PSYCHIATRY Olivia M. Dean (Australia).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS357

Room 9

 GGRESSION AND VIOLENCE IN PSYCHIATRIC SETTINGS: INTERNATIONAL A TRENDS AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES Chairperson: Emil Coccaro (USA). Speakers: NEUROBIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF IMPULSIVE AGGRESSION IN HUMAN SUBJECTS Emil Coccaro (USA). DO ANTIPSYCHOTICS AND MOOD STABILISERS REDUCE THE RISK OF VIOLENCE IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS? Seena Fazel (United Kingdom). VIOLENCE IN ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC UNITS: A META-ANALYSIS OF STUDIES 19932013 Giovanni de Girolamo (Italy). CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF AGITATION AND AGGRESSION IN ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS Niels Mulder (The Netherlands).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS274

Room 10

 LINICAL, LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE ASSESSMENT AND C MANAGEMENT OF SEX OFFENDERS Chairperson: Antony Fernández (USA).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: CLINICAL AND LEGAL ISSUES RELEVANT TO FORENSIC ASSESSMENTS OF SEX OFFENDERS Pratap Narayan (USA). ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF SEX OFFENDERS Julian Gojer (Canada).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS457

Room 11

 TANFORD CUE CENTERED THERAPY: AN EVIDENCE-BASED, STRUCTURED S AND SECUENTIAL TREATMENT FOR TRAUMATIZED CHILDREN Chairperson: Antonio Pelaz (Spain). Speakers: THE STANFORD CUE-CENTERED THERAPY. A SHORT TERM PSYCHOSOCIAL TREATMENT Paz Quijano (Spain). THE STANFORD CUE-CENTERED THERAPY. INTEGRATING TREATMENT AND NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH Víctor Carrion (USA).

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12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS247

Room 12

MULTIMORBIDITY: THE CHALLENGE FOR MEDICINE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Chairperson: Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh (United Kingdom).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Helen L. Millar (United Kingdom). Speakers: THE BURDEN OF MULTIMORBIDITY IN THE MENTALLY ILL POPULATION Helen L. Millar (United Kingdom). MULTIMORBIDITY AND MENTAL HEALTH: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh (United Kingdom). PERSON - CENTERED APPROACHES AND MODELS OF CARE TO MANAGE MULTIMORBIDITY Ihsan M. Salloum (USA).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS318

Room 13

ARE LANGUAGE DISORDERS A CAUSE OR A CONSEQUENCE OF PSYCHOSIS?

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Fernando Colina (Spain). Co-Chair: Diego Costa (Argentina). Speakers: ACERCA DE LOS EFECTOS DE CREACIÓN Emilio Vaschetto (Argentina). ¿LOS TRASTORNOS DEL LENGUAJE SON CAUSA O CONSECUENCIA DE LA PSICOSIS? José María Álvarez (Spain). DE LA LOCURA O CUANDO EL LENGUAJE HABLA SOLO Kepa Matilla (Spain). LA MENTIRA Fernando Colina (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL03

Auditorium

NEUROCIRCUITRY OF ADDICTIONS

(Pavilion 4)

MONDAY 15th

Presenter: Néstor Szerman (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Nora Volkow (USA).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY692

Room 1

DIRECT AND INDIRECT CONSEQUENCES OF TORTURE AND PERSECUTION AMONG FAMILIES AND CARE GIVERS Chairperson: Federico Allodi (Canada). Speakers: SECONDARY TORTURE VICTIMS: THE IMPACT OF DETENTION ON FAMILY MEMBERS OF PALESTINIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS IN ISRAELI PRISONS Mahmud Sehwail (Palestine). AN URGENT NEED OF TRANSCULTURAL CLINICAL COMPETENCE IN REFUGEE RECEPTION Solvig Ekblad (Sweden). IN THE SHADOW OF THE PERPETRATOR Lilla Hárdi (Hungary). HUNGER STRIKE: PSYCHIATRY AND THE PSYCHIATRIST`S ROLE IN THE TUNISIAN POST-REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE M.H. Lakhal (Tunisia). Torture Victims in Tunisia: Profile and Management Sami Ouanes (Tunisia).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY293

Room 2

WPA CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY SECTION’S SYMPOSIUM Chairperson: Norbert Skokauskas (Norway).

Speakers: WPA CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY SECTION: OUR PAST AND OUR FUTURE Bennett Leventhal (USA). THE FUTURE OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY -OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES: THE AACAP (AMERICAN ACADEMY OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY) PERSPECTIVE Paramjit Joshi (USA). SHOULD MEDICATION BE AVOIDED IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY: A SOUTH AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE Edgard Belfort (Venezuela). PREPARING CHILDREN FOR DISASTERS: INDONESIA SINGAPORE COLLABORATIVE Daniel Fung (Singapore). IMPROVING OUTCOMES IN MENTAL HEALTH: INITIATIVES FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE UK Gordana Milavić (United Kingdom).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY225

Room 3

 RANSLATIONAL APPROACH TO OPTIMIZATION OF TREATMENT WITH ANTIT CRAVING MEDICATION IN ALCOHOLICS: GENETIC, METABOLIC AND HUMAN LAB STUDIES OF PREDICTORS OF ACAMPROSATE RESPONSE Chairperson: Johan Frank (Sweden). Speakers: CLINICAL AND GENETIC MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE LENGTH OF SOBRIETY IN HUMAN ALCOHOLICS TREATED WITH ACAMPROSATE Victor M. Karpyak (USA). HIGH SERUM GLUTAMATE LEVELS ASSOCIATED WITH POSITIVE RESPONSE TO ACAMPROSATE IN HUMAN ALCOHOLICS D. J. Hinton (USA). THE EFFECTS OF ACAMPROSATE ON ALCOHOL-CUE REACTIVITY AND ALCOHOL PRIMING IN DEPENDENT PATIENTS Anders Hammarberg (Sweden). HOW CAN THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF ANIMAL MODELS OF ALCOHOLISM BE IMPROVED? Bo Soderpalm (Sweden).

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MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Tarek Okasha (Egypt).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY506

Room 4

INTERSECTIONAL VIEW ON PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN FUTURE PSYCHIATRY: WHAT WILL THE CURRENT BIOLOGICAL MARKERS BRING? Chairperson: Aye-Mu Myint (Germany).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Norbert Müller (Germany). Speakers: IMMUNE RELATED METABOLIC BIOMARKER IN PERSONALIZED MEDICINE: POSSIBILITIES IN PRACTICAL APPLICATION Aye-Mu Myint (Germany). NEUROIMAGING BIOMARKERS IN PERSONALIZED MEDICINE: POSSIBILITIES IN PRACTICAL APPLICATION Stefan Borgwardt (Switzerland). GENETIC MARKERS IN PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN PSYCHIATRY: POSSIBILITIES IN PRACTICAL APPLICATION Thomas Schulze (Germany). OVERVIEW ON USE OF BIOLOGICAL MARKERS IN PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN FUTURE PSYCHIATRY Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh (United Kingdom).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY047

Room 5

 CTIVATION AS A CARDINAL FEATURE OF MANIA: CONCEPTUALIZATION, A MEASUREMENT AND ITS ROLE IN PROGNOSIS Chairperson: Chantal Henry (France). Speakers: CONCEPTUALISING AND MEASURING ACTIVATION Jan Scott (United Kingdom). NEW APPROACHES TO ACTIVATION: OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF ACTIVITY IN BIPOLAR DISORDER IN CLINICAL AND COMMUNITY SAMPLES Kathleen Merikangas (USA). MOTOR ACTIVATION AND SUBJECTIVE FATIGUE AS PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF EARLY ONSET MOOD DISORDERS Ian Hickie (Australia). FROM DSM-IV TO DSM-5: SOME CHANGES IN MAJOR MOOD DISORDERS IN THE BRIDGE STUDY Jules Angst (Switzerland).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY230

Room 6

IS IT POSSIBLE TO TREAT THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF HEROIN ADDICTS ONLY WITH AGONIST OPIOID TREATMENT?

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Tomas Clausen (Norway). Speakers: DOES THE PROMINENT PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF HEROIN ADDICTS EXIST? Pier Paolo Pani (Italy). WHAT IS THE SPECIFIC PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF HEROIN ADDICTS AT TREATMENT ENTRY? Icro Maremmani (Italy). DO METHADONE AND BUPRENORPHINE HAVE THE SAME IMPACT ON PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OF HEROIN ADDICTS? Angelo G.I. Maremmani (Italy).

15:00 – 15:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS290

Room 7

INPATIENT TREATMENT IN ACUTE WARDS: INTERNATIONAL TRENDS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Chairperson: Norman Sartorius (Switzerland). Speakers: STREAMLINING INPATIENT CARE: IMPACT OF A TRIAGE APPROACH ON COSTS, PATIENT SATISFACTION AND STAFF BURNOUT Tom J.K. Craig (United Kingdom). GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRIC WARDS: LESSONS FROM THE ITALIAN SITUATION Giovanni de Girolamo (Italy). PREVENTION OF INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT IN ACUTE INPATIENT CARE IN GERMANY Hans Salize (Germany). GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRIC UNITS: BALANCING IDEALISM WITH REALISM Oye Gureje (Nigeria).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY465

Room 8

 HO ICD-11 SYMPOSIUM II: WHO’S GLOBAL CLINICAL PRACTICE NETWORK: W WHAT DO 10,000 CLINICIANS FROM AROUND THE WORLD HAVE TO TELL US ABOUT THE CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS? Chairperson: Geoffrey M. Reed (Switzerland).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: DEVELOPMENT AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WHO GLOBAL CLINICAL PRACTICE NETWORK (GCPN) Kathleen M. Pike (USA). METHODOLOGIES FOR ICD-11 FIELD STUDIES USING THE GLOBAL CLINICAL PRACTICE NETWORK Jared W. Keeley (USA). KEY RESULTS OF ICD-11 FIELD STUDIES IN LATIN AMERICA USING THE GLOBAL CLINICAL PRACTICE NETWORK Rebeca Robles (Mexico). NATURAL TAXONOMIES OF MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG PSYCHIATRISTS IN THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: AN ICD-11 FIELD STUDY Min Zhao (China). KEY RESULTS OF ICD-11 FIELD STUDIES IN THE ARAB REGION USING THE GLOBAL CLINICAL PRACTICE NETWORK Brigitte Khoury (Lebanon). ICD-11 FIELD STUDIES IN JAPAN THROUGH THE GLOBAL CLINICAL PRACTICE NETWORK Tsuyoshi Akiyama (Japan).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY604

Room 9

INSTITUTIONAL AND COMMUNITY CARE: EXAMPLES OF AN HUMANISTIC MODEL - HERMANAS HOSPITALARIAS DE PORTUGAL Chairperson: Maria de Lurdes Santos (Portugal).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Paula Carneiro (Portugal). Speakers: GIS: A COMMUNITY INTEGRATED CARE PROVIDER IN MENTAL HEALTH Mariana Costa (Portugal). A PEDAGOGIC FARM AS A THERAPEUTIC TOOL Emanuel Oliveira (Portugal). SELF: A SOCIO-OCUPATIONAL PROGRAM FOR MENTAL DISEASE ADOLESCENTS Paula Loureiro (Portugal). UCI: AN INSTITUTIONAL MIXT OF INPATIENT/DAY CLINIC FOR SEVERE MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS Jaime Grãcio (Portugal). THE INTEGRATION OF YOUNG INTELECTUAL DISABILITIES PATIENTS: INTERACTION BETWEEN AN INPATIENT INTELECTUAL DISABILITY INSTITUTION WITH THE COMMUNITARY SCHOOLS AROUND João Paulo Albuquerque (Portugal).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY212

Room 10

 TRUCTURAL AND DIMENSIONAL APPROACH TO NARCISSISM, PSYCHOPATHY S AND BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS Chairperson: Vicente Rubio (Spain). Speakers: DIMENSIONS AND STRUCTURE TELL US MUCH MORE THAN CATEGORIES Leonello Forti (Spain). NARCISSISM, STRUCTURAL AND DIMENSIONAL APPROACH Cesare Maffei (Italy). PSYCHOPATHY, A DIMENSIONAL AND STRUCTURAL APPROACH BEYOND THE ANTISOCIAL CATEGORY Gerardo Flórez (Spain). SIGNIFICANCE OF CATEGORICAL OR DIMENSIONAL DIAGNOSIS OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS FOR THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC WORK WITH BORDERLINE PATIENTS Francisco Alberdi (Denmark).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY499

Room 11

 HINKING OF THE CLINICAL METHOD: THE INTERFACE BETWEEN T PHENOMENOLOGY AND HERMENEUTICS

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Norberto Conti (Argentina). Speakers: IS IT POSSIBLE TO THINK A CLINICAL METHOD FROM PHENOMENOLOGY? M. Lucrecia Rovaletti (Argentina). DIAGNOSIS AND HERMENEUTICS Adriana V. Cruz (Argentina). FROM REPRESSION TO CONSTRUCTIONS IN ANALYSIS. ABOUT CONSTRUCTIONS IN ANALYSIS AND SIGNIFICANCE Ignacio Iglesias (Argentina). THE PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC AS SCHEMATIZING AND RECONSTRUCTIVE PRACTICE Pablo Ramos-Gorostiza (Spain). FROM THE “EPOJÉ” TO K. JASPERS PHENOMENOLOGY AND TO THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE SELF José Luis Día-Sahún (Spain).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY448

Room 12

HISTORY OF THE FRANCO-SPANISH EXCHANGES IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Carlos Carbonell (Spain). Speakers: EARLY EXCHANGES IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Jean Garrabé (France). THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GONZALO LAFORA AND G.G. DE CLÉRAMBAULT BETWEEN THE TWO WORLD WARS Filiberto Fuentenebro (Spain). THE FRENCH WORK OF THE CATALONIAN PSYCHIATRIST, REFUGEE IN FRANCE, F. TOSQUELLES, FROM WHAT HE PRESENTED IN 1948 Pierre Chenivesse (France). THE PARTICIPATION OF SPANISH PSYCHIATRIST IN THE FIRST WORLD CONGRESS 1950 IN PARIS Tiburcio Angosto Saura (Spain).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY214

Room 13

 ECENT WORLDWIDE TRENDS AND PATTERNS IN NONMEDICAL USE OF R PRESCRIPTION OPIOID AND OPIOID DISORDERS

Co-Chair: Marta Torrens (Spain). Speakers: RECENT TRENDS IN NONMEDICAL PRESCRIPTION OPIOID USE AND PRESCRIPTION OPIOID USE DISORDER IN THE USA AMONG ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS Silvia Martins (USA). THE NATIONAL OPIOID MEDICATIONS ABUSE DETERRENCE (NOMAD) STUDY: MONITORING THE IMPACT OF THE REFORMULATED OXYCONTIN® IN AUSTRALIA Louisa Degenhardt (Australia). LONGITUDINAL PATTERNS OF NONMEDICAL USE OF PRESCRIPTION OPIOIDS DURING THE TRANSITION FROM ADOLESCENCE TO ADULTHOOD: A MULTICOHORT NATIONAL STUDY Sean E. McCabe (USA). PRESCRIPTION OPIOID USE AMONG YOUTH IN LEBANON: HIGHLIGHTS AND CROSS-CULTURAL COMPARISONS Lilian A. Ghandour (Lebanon).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY529

Room 14

NATURE AND NARRATIVES OF DELUSIONS Chairperson: Maria Luisa Figueira (Portugal). Co-Chair: Edward Shorter (Canada). Speakers: DELUSIONS: TYPES AND DEFINITIONS Femi Oyebode (United Kingdom). DELUSION: STATE OF BEING AND NARRATION Michael Musalek (Austria). RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN NARRATIVE MEDICINE Guenda Bernegger (Switzerland). CHEMICAL DELUSIONS: FOCUS ON EMERGING SUBSTANCES INDUCED THOUGHT DISORDERS Gilberto Di Petta (Italy).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Viviane Kovess-Masfety (France).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY246

Room 15

 ENTAL HEALTH AND WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT. HOW CAN WE PREVENT M BURNOUT AND ESTABLISH QUALITY MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THAT INCLUDES MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES WPA Cross-Sectional Symposium “Conflict Management And Resolution” and “ Public Policy and Psychiatry”

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Michael Sadre-Chirazi-Stark (Germany). Co-Chair: Michaela Amering (Austria). Speakers: MENTAL HEALTH AT WORKPLACE – SALUTOGENE POTENTIALS IN HUMAN WORK AND THEIR IMPACT ON HUMAN QUALITY MANAGEMENT Rainer Karazman (Austria). RECOVERY AND PERMANENT AVAILABILITY - RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MENTAL DETACHMENT AND WORK-RELATED AVAILABILITY DURING NON-WORK TIME Elsa Gewehr (Germany). THE PREVALENCE OF BURNOUT AND DEPRESSION AMONG MEDICAL DOCTORS WORKING IN THE CAPE TOWN METROPOLE COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE CLINICS AND DISTRICT HOSPITALS OF THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF THE WESTERN CAPE: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Liezel Rossouw (South Africa). A FIVE-DIMENSIONAL SELF-MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO COPE WITH BURNOUT AT WORK Peter M. Wehmeier (Germany).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY698

Room 16

ELEMENTOS CONCEPTUALES DE LA REHABILITACIÓN PSICOSOCIAL

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Fermín Pérez (Spain). Speakers: SITUACIÓN ACTUAL DE LA REHABILITACIÓN PSICOSOCIAL EN ESPAÑA Bartolomé Ruiz (Spain). ORIENTACIÓN FAMILIAR EN REHABILITACIÓN PSICOSOCIAL Desiderio López (Spain). INTERVENCIONES EN REHABILITACIÓN PROMOTORAS DE ÉTICA Teodosia Sobrino (Spain).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY439

Room 17

 ENTAL HEALTH OF STUDENTS; PREVALENCE OF COMPLAINTS AND M DISORDERS, METHODS AND OUTCOME OF COUNSELING AND SHORT-TERM PSYCHOTHERAPY

Speakers: MENTAL HEALTH OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: PREVALENCE OF DISORDERS AND THE ROLE OF COUNSELING CENTERS Volker Kress (Germany). UNIVERSITY STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH IN THE US: RECENT TRENDS AND METHODS OF INTERVENTION Jeffrey P. Prince (USA). AFFECTIVE SPECTRUM DISORDERS IN STUDENTS: EARLY RECOGNITION AND INTEGRATED TREATMENT M. Kulygina (Russia). TYPUS MELANCHOLICUS AND DEPRESSION AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS Anneliese Dörr (Chile). METHODS OF INTEGRATIVE COUNSELING AND SHORT-TERM PSYCHOTHERAPY Frank Hofmann (Germany). EFFECTIVENESS OF INTEGRATIVE COUNSELING AND SHORT-TERM PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR STUDENTS Michael Sperth (Germany).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY359

Room 18

PSYCHOSIS AND GENDER Chairperson: Ada I. Ruiz Ripoll (Spain). Co-Chair: Gemma García-Parés (Spain). Speakers: GENDER RELATED FACTS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Jesús Cobo (Spain). GENDER DIFFERENCES IN FIRST-EPISODE PSYCHOSIS Ana Barajas (Spain). INSIGHT AND GENDER IN PSYCHOSIS Esther Pousa (Spain). GENDER ORIENTED PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Judith Usall (Spain).

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Chairperson: Rainer M. Holm-Hadulla (Germany).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY332

Room 19

ECT IN THE 21ST CENTURY: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Chairperson: Tom Bolwig (Denmark).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Pascal Sienaert (Belgium). Speakers: ECT PRACTICE IN CENTRAL-EASTERN-EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Gábor Gazdag (Hungary). GOOD TREATMENT STANDARDS AND MODEST BUT INCREASING RATES Michael Grözinger (Germany). TRENDS IN ECT PRACTICE IN IRELAND AND THE UNITED KINGDOM FROM 1949 TO THE PRESENT DAY Declan Mc Loughlin (Ireland). ECT IN THE 21 ST CENTURY: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES Lindy Jarosch-von Schweder (Norway).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY335

Room 20

MENTAL HEALTH IN THE EASTERN EUROPE Chairperson: Petr Morozov (Russia). Co-Chair: Oleg Skugarevsky (Belarus). Speakers: THE STATE OF MENTAL HEALTH OF THE POPULATION AND PERSPECTIVES OF DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN UKRAINE N.O. Maruta (Ukraine). PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES IN ARMENIA: 20 YEARS OF TRANSITION Armen Soghoyan (Armenia). PSYCHIATRY IN BELARUS: THE RESULTS OF 2 POST-SOVIET DECADES Sergei Igumnov (Belarus). PSYCHIATRIC REFORM IN UZBEKISTAN N. Khodjaeva (Uzbekistan).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP10

Room 21 Chairperson: Jane McCarthy (United Kingdom). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER & MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN PRISONERS

Jane McCarthy, Lisa Underwood, Hannah Hayward, Eddie Chaplin, Andrew Forrester, Declan Murphy  (United Kingdom).

2 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN SECURE FORENSIC SETTINGS

Samantha Holder, Sarah Tucker, Geraldine Murphy  (United Kingdom).

3 A COMPARISON OF PATIENT’S AND STAFF’S VIEWS OF THE QUALITY IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT CARE Lars-Olov Lundqvist, Agneta Schröder (Sweden).

4 THE USE OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS FOR AGGRESSION IN ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER (ASPD) Margarida Braga, Rui Coelho, Jacinto Azevedo (Portugal).

5 The risk of violent recidivism among released prisoners with psychosis: what is the role of treatments in prison on reduction of future violence? Artemis Igoumenou, Constantinos Kallis, Jeremy Coid  (United Kingdom).

6 Prevalence of High Functioning Autistic Disorders within Medium Secure Forensic Psychiatric Units in England Kalpana Dein, Angela Hassiotis, Marc Woodbury-Smith, Rachel Squires, Ashimesh Roychowdhury  (United Kingdom).

7 ANXIETY, DEPRESSION AND ASSOCIATED CO MORBIDITIES AMONG INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY PRISON INMATES IN NIGERIA Oluyinka Majekodunmi, MAGBAGBEOLA Dairo, Bidemi Yusuf, Nurudeen Ibraheem, Woye Oyelami (Nigeria).

8 SPECIALIZED FORENSIC COMMUNITY-BASED RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES FOR ADULTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS IN MONTREAL: CONSUMERS AND FACILITIES PROFILES Amélie Felx, Roxanne Bergeron, Kim Long HoQuam, Alain Lesage (Canada).

9 PERSONALITY DISORDERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO VIOLENT CRIMES: IMPLICATIONS TO CRIMINAL LAW Anna C. S. Chaves (Brazil).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP11

Room 22 Chairperson: Joseph Adeyemi (Nigeria). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 MADNESS & CRIME. MURDER CASES FROM THE HISTORY OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY Sabine Rossbach (Brazil).

2 A History of Growth of the Bipolar II Construct

Casimiro Cabrera Abreu, Fernando Rodríguez Otero (Canada).

3 Influence of significant historical events on the national identification process Gayane Ghazaryan (Armenia).

4 PERSISTENT PSYCHIATRIC STEREOTYPES OF BLACK AMERICANS G. Eric Jarvis (Canada).

5 FROM ANIMAL MAGNETISM TO THE HEALING PSYCHOTHERAPY Jesús M. Saavedra-Caballero  (Puerto Rico).

6 Melancholia: Fear and Sorrow or Partial Insanity? Lucas Manarte, Diogo Telles (Portugal).

7 Shimoda fs theory of statothymia reviewed from the present standpoint Takaaki Abe (Japan).

8 DIARY OF A MADMAN – DE CLÉRAMBAULT SYNDROME REVISITED

Joana Pinheiro, Olga Campos, Sofia Gomes, Maria Lima Peixoto, Jorge Mota (Portugal).

9 ST.DYMPHNA: A MODEL OF PSYCHIATRIC DEINSTITUTIONALISATION OLD OF 800 YEARS M. Mazzariol (Italy).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP12

Room 23 Chairperson: Solomon Rataemane (South Africa).

1 ECONOMIC OUTCOMES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. THE ROLE OF LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN READMISSIONS Mª José Martín Vázquez, Nuria Martínez, Inmaculada Soler, Mariano de Iceta (Spain).

2 TYPES OF ADHERENCE TO PSYCHOSOCIAL TREATMENT: STRATEGIES TO PREDICT, MEASURE AND INTERVENE Jennifer Elkins, Robin Gearing, Lisa Townsend, Nabila El-Bassel, Lars Osterberg (USA).

3 Predictors of readmission in a large psychiatric hospital in Guangzhou China Hongbo He, Yanling Zhou, Robert Rosenheck, Somaia Mohamed (China).

4 CRIMINALITY: THE OVERLAP BETWEEN AUTISM, SCHIZOPHRENIA AND PERSONALITY DISORDER WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON CALLOUS-LACK OF EMPATHY ISSUE DSM V M. Fitzgerald (Ireland).

5 PUBLIC ATTITUDES & PERCEPTIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH IN THE PALESTINIAN COMMUNITY M. Sehwail  (West Bank and Gaza).

6 EVALUATION OF PSYCHOSOCIAL PROBLEMS AMONG AFRICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN UGANDA: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A SCREENING INSTRUMENT N. Nsereko, S. Musisi, S. Holtzman (Uganda).

7 TRANSCULTURAL RESEARCH OF DEPRESSIONS IN RUSSIA AND CHINA Z. Congpei, I.P. Loginov (China).

8 BENEFITS OF AESTHETIC TREATMENTS IN MENTAL HEALTH R. Rondón Castillo (Spain).

15:45 – 16:30 h.

Zonal Workshop – ZWS537

Room 7

UTILITARIAN CONCEPT OF MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Walid Sarhan (Jordan). Speakers: CURRENT CONCEPT OF MENTAL HEALTH Walid Sarhan (Jordan). DEFICIENCIES IN THE CURRENT CONCEPTS Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). UTILITARIAN CONCEPT OF MENTAL HEALTH Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India).

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Speakers:

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY606

Room 1

 UMAN RIGHTS OF MENTAL PATIENTS: NEW CHALLENGES AND H PERSPECTIVES Chairperson: Driss Moussaoui (Morocco).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Speakers: HUMAN RIGHTS FOR WOMEN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS Donna Stewart (Canada). ETHICAL ASPECTS OF EMPOWERMENT OF THE MENTALLY ILL Solomon Rataemane (South Africa) DEATHS DUE TO RESTRAINTS IN MENTAL PATIENTS Jack McIntyre (USA) NEW ETHICAL CHALLENGES FOR PSYCHIATRISTS Driss Moussaoui (Morocco).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY348

Room 3

CAN WE USE STRATIFIED MEDICINE TO PREVENT SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR Chairperson: Enrique Baca-García (Spain). Co-Chair: Fabrice Jollant (Canada). Speakers: THE EFFECT OF CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT ON LATER-LIFE SUICIDAL RISK Jorge López-Castroman (France). UNDERSTANDING SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR THROUGH THE EXPERIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PAIN Emilie Olié (France). NEUROIMAGING OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR: HOW FAR ALONG? Kees van Heeringen (Belgium). SUICIDE COMPLETERS AND ATTEMPTERS: TWO DISTINCT POPULATIONS? Lucas Giner (Spain).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY498

Room 4

CLINICAL VALIDATION OF THERAPEUTHIC ICT’S IN MENTAL HEALTH

Speakers: THE HELP4MOOD PROJECT: AN AVATAR TO MONITOR DEPRESSED OUTPATIENTS Antoni Serrano (Spain). iFIGHTDEPRESSION: EVALUATION OF A PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TOOL FOR DEPRESSION Annabel Cebrià (Spain). NEUROPERSONALTRAINER: IMPROVING SOCIAL COGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Esther Pousa (Spain). PSYCHOTHERAPY ONLINE IN PRIMARY CARE Javier García Campayo (Spain).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY583

Room 5

 IGHLIGHTS IN PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY OF INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL H DISORDERS AND AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Chairperson: Marco Bertelli (Italy). Co-Chair: Shoumitro Deb (United Kingdom). Speakers: HIGHLIGHTS IN PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY OF INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS Shoumitro Deb (United Kingdom). NEW AND VERY NEW GENERATION ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS Marco Bertelli (Italy). PEDIATRIC PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL ISSUES Jarrett Barnhill (USA). AUTISM PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL ISSUES Jane McCarthy (United Kingdom).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Diego J. Palao (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY5

Room 6

 UICIDAL AND NON-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOR IN PATIENTS WITH S DUAL DISORDERS

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Leo Sher (USA). Co-Chair: Zoltan Rihmer (Hungary). Speakers: THE ROLE OF HPA AXIS ABNORMALITIES IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN ADOLESCENTS WITH DUAL DISORDERS María Dolores Picouto (Spain). PREDICTORS OF NON-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY THOUGHTS AND BEHAVIOR AMONG ADOLESCENTS. RESULTS FROM THE “ARCOS” Juan José Carballo (Spain). MOOD DISORDERS, SMOKING AND SUICIDE Zoltan Rihmer (Hungary). PREVENTION OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AND NON-SUICIDAL SELF-INJURY IN PATIENTS WITH DUAL DISORDERS Leo Sher (USA).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS580

Room 7

ANTIDEPRESSANTS, BONE LOSS, AND SEROTONIN GENETICS Chairperson: Simon Kung (USA). Speakers: OVERVIEW OF THE ROLE OF SEROTONIN IN BONE METABOLISM Bart Clarke (USA). REVIEW OF LITERATURE ON ANTIDEPRESSANT USE AND BONE LOSS Renato Alarcon (USA). SEROTONIN GENETICS, BONE TURNOVER, AND ANTIDEPRESSANT USE Daniel J. Müller (Canada). SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENOTYPE AND BONE MINERAL DENSITY Maria Lapid (USA). Discussant: Mark A. Frye (USA).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY657

Room 8

 HAT HAPPENS WHEN YOUR GROUND IS MOVING? EARTHQUAKE IN CHILE W AND MENTAL HEALTH CONSEQUENCES Chairperson: Miranda Olff (The Netherlands).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Kristina Weil (Chile). Speakers: INTRODUCTION Kristina Weil (Chile). POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS IN CHILE AFTER THE 27TH FEBRUARY: A PRE- POST DISASTER LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS OF SOCIO ECONOMIC RISK FACTORS IN A NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF 25.973 ADULTS Rodrigo Figueroa (Chile). MENTAL HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN ADULT POPULATION AFTER 18 MONTH FROM CHILEAN EARTHQUAKE Rubén Alvarado (Chile). ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PRIMARY CARE INTERVENTIONS FOR VICTIMS OF THE CHILEAN EARTHQUAKE AND TSUNAMI 2010 AND THE MENTAL HEALTH LEVEL OF THE POPULATION AFTER 18 MONTHS Alberto Minoletti (Chile). POST- TRAUMATIC SYMPTOMS, POST-TRAUMATIC GROWTH AND CLINICAL EVOLUTION IN A COHORT OF WOMEN WITH SEVERE DEPRESSION: TWO YEARS FOLLOW UP POST- EARTHQUAKE 2010 Verónica Vitriol (Chile).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY365

Room 9

UPDATE ON CONCEPT AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INSOMNIA Chairperson: María Fe Bravo Ortiz (Spain). Speakers: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RATIONALE FOR CHANGES IN INSOMNIA CRITERIA AND DIAGNOSIS ACCORDING TO THE DSM-5 Maurice M. Ohayon (USA). IMPLICATIONS OF NEW INSOMNIA CRITERIA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE Francesca Cañellas (Spain). SUBTYPES AND PHENOTYPES OF INSOMNIA Antonio Vela Bueno (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS310

Room 10

THE ASSESSMENT OF MENTAL CAPACITY TO INFORMED CONSENT Chairperson: Tirso Ventura Faci (Spain).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: ETHICAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF MENTAL CAPACITY Mercedes Navío Acosta (Spain). SPANISH VALIDATION OF THE MACARTHUR COMPETENCE ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR TREATMENTINTERVIEW TO ASSESS PATIENTS CAPACITY TO CONSENT TREATMENT Ignacio Álvarez Marrodán (Spain). SPANISH VALIDATION OF INTERVIEW MACCAT-CR AND SCREENING QUESTIONARIE C-5 TO EVALUATE THE MENTAL CAPACITY TO CONSENT TO PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH Beatriz Baón Pérez (Spain). CLINICAL GUIDE TO THE MENTAL CAPACITY ASSESSMENT Ernesto Verdura Vizcaíno (Spain).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS334

Room 12

 HE DIFFICULT DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND COMORBIDITY OF ADHD AND T SPECIFIC LEARNING DISORDERS Chairperson: Sergio Aguilera (Spain). Speakers: THE DIFFICULT DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS AND COMORBIDITY OF ADHD AND SPECIFIC LEARNING DISORDERS Azucena Díez-Suárez (Spain). LEARNING TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN ADHD AND SPECIFIC LEARNING DISORDERS Sara Magallón (Spain).

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16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS257

Room 13

 HE MOOD DISORDER: THE APPROACH TO A BROADER BIPOLAR SPECTRUM T OF MOOD

Co-Chair: Nicolas Zdanowicz (Belgium). Speakers: A DIAGNOSTIC-THERAPEUTIC EVALUATION OF 30 CASES REPORTS OF BIPOLAR SPECTRUM MIXED STATES Giuseppe Tavormina (Italy). MOOD DISORDERS IN ADOLESCENTS: DIFFICULTIES FOR THE CONCEPTS, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND TREATMENT Nicolas Zdanowicz (Belgium). ADDICTION IN ADOLESCENCE WITH MOOD DISORDERS Marilisa Amorosi (Italy). DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS AND RESILIENCE Sandro Elisei (Italy).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY355

Room 14

ADVANCES IN THE GENETICS OF ADHD AND RELATED DISORDERS Chairperson: Joseph Biederman (USA). Speakers: UPDATE ON GENOMEWIDE STUDIES OF ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER Stephen V. Faraone (USA). GENETIC STUDIES OF ADHD: SHARED GENES CONTRIBUTE TO ADHD AND COMORBID DISORDERS Cathy Barr (Canada). GENOME-WIDE COPY NUMBER VARIATION ANALYSIS IN ATTENTION-DEFICIT AND HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER SHOWS AN EXCESS OF INSERTIONS Bru Cormand (Spain). REPLICATION AND EXTENSION OF BLOOD-BASED BIOMARKERS AND CLASSIFIERS OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS, DEVELOPMENTAL AND LANGUAGE DELAYS, AND TYPICAL DEVELOPMENT Stephen V. Faraone (USA).

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Chairperson: Giuseppe Tavormina (Italy).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY720

Room 15

IMPROVING THE IMAGE OF PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Heather Stuart (Canada).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Norman Sartorius (Switzerland). Speakers: IMAGES OF PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHIATRISTS BY MEDICAL EDUCATORS IN RUSSIA Maria Parpara (Russia). WHAT CAN TRAINEES DO? THE EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF PSYCHIATRIC TRAINEES EXAMPLE Livia De Picker (Belgium). WHAT DO OTHER TRAINEES THINK OF PSYCHIATRISTS?: RESULTS OF A FRENCH NATIONAL SURVEY Deborah Sebbane (France). STIGMA IN MENTAL HEALTH IN BANGLADESH: THE WAY TO WEED IT OUT AMIDST RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS Helal Uddin Ahmed (Bangladesh).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS633

Room 16

 A HOSPITALIZACIÓN PARCIAL DENTRO DEL PROCESO TERAPÉUTICO EN EL L TRASTORNO MENTAL GRAVE

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: M. Carmen Masferrer (Spain). Speakers: PROCESOS ASISTENCIALES. UNA EXPERIENCIA Ana Moreno (Spain). PROCESO DE ATENCIÓN PERSONAS DIAGNOSTICADAS DE TRASTORNO DE LA PERSONALIDAD CLUSTER B (FUNDAMENTALMENTE TRASTORNO LÍMITE DE LA PERSONALIDAD) Josefina Mas (Spain). EL PROCESO TERAPÉUTICO. UNA EXPERIENCIA EN PRIMERA PERSONA Trinidad Solá (Spain).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY715

Room 17

ADMINISTRATIVE PSYCHIATRY A WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: Victor Buwalda (The Netherlands).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Julian Beezhold (United Kingdom). Speakers: WHAT IS ADMINISTRATIVE PSYCHIATRY ABOUT? Victor Buwalda (The Netherlands). ADMINISTRATIVE PSYCHIATRY IN THE USA Geetha Jayaram (USA). LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE ISSUES Julian Beezhold (United Kingdom). THE BENEFITS OF AN MBA Amit Malik (United Kingdom). A PROPOSAL FOR A WORLDWIDE SURVEY ON ADMINISTRATIVE PSYCHIATRY Victor Buwalda (The Netherlands).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY482

Room 18

 EGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA, THEIR IMPACT AND THERAPEUTIC N OPTIONS Chairperson: Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany). Speakers: NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: PREVALENCE AND IMPACT ON FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME Silvana Galderisi (Italy). CURRENT THERAPEUTICAL OPTIONS AND UNMET NEEDS IN TREATING NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany). EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF ADJUNCTIVE BITOPERTIN VERSUS PLACEBO IN SUBJECTS WITH PERSISTENT, PREDOMINANT NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA TREATED WITH ANTIPSYCHOTICS – RESULTS FROM TWO PHASE III STUDIES Dragana Bugarski-Kirola (Switzerland). EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT NEGATIVE SYMPTOM SUBGROUPS ON FUNCTIONALITY IN PATIENTS WITH FIRST EPISODE SCHIZOPHRENIA Alp Ucok (Turkey).

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Regular Symposium – SY253

Room 19

CAN GENETICS HELP TO UNDERSTAND ADULT ADHD? Chairperson: J. Antoni Ramos-Quiroga (Spain).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: AN EXOME-CHIP ASSOCIATION STUDY IN ADULT ADHD FROM THE IMpACTconsortium Tetyana Zayats (Norway). IDENTIFICATION OF NINE RISK LOCI WITH SHARED EFFECTS ON ATTENTIONDEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER AND BIPOLAR DISORDER Kimm J.E. van Hulzen (The Netherlands). CASE-CONTROL GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION STUDY OF PERSISTENT ADHD IDENTIFIES FBXO33 AS A NOVEL CANDIDATE GENE FOR THE DISORDER Marta Ribasés (Spain). THE GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGY OF EMOTIONAL LABILITY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO ADHD Philip Asherson (United Kingdom).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS360

Room 20

 PROPOSAL OF NOVEL NEUROBIOLOGICAL MARKERS FOR EARLY DETECTION A OF SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER THROUGHOUT THE LIFE CYCLE Chairperson: Felipe Ortuno (Spain). Speakers: BIOLOGICAL MARKERS IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT RESPONSE IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD César Soutullo (Spain). CLINICAL VALUE OF CORTICAL OSCILLATORY ACTIVITY IN THE NEUROLEPTIC RESPONSE MONITORING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Patricio Molero (Spain). LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION: AGE AT ONSET AND NEUROIMAGING BIOMARKERS Jorge Pla-Vidal (Spain).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP13

Room 21 Chairperson: Min-Soo Lee (Republic of Korea).

1  Psychological Job Demands, Control, and Support: A relation to Cardiovascular Morbidity Mohammed El Zeneini, Ahmad Abdelsalam, Mona Shaker (Egypt).

2 Pattern of Tobacco Use; A Study from North India Savita Malhotra (India).

3 Seizures and ritual sacrifice

Annadurai Variankaval Ramasamy (India).

4 Workaholism: A theoretical and empirical approximation Joan Boada-Grau (Spain).

5 INCEDENCE OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM IN PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS Angela Rebollar, Eduardo Montero, Ana María Culebras (Spain).

6 USING ANTIOXIDANTS INSTEAD OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS?

Olga Campos, Maria Peixoto, Joana Pinheiro, Sofia Gomes (Portugal).

7 INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHILDHOOD PHYSICAL ABUSE AND ADULT PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL Chantelle Van Lelyveld, Isabelle Swanepoel  (South Africa).

8 MYTH, MYSTRY AND MIRACLES OF MAGICO RELIGIOUS PRACTICE IN PSYCHIATRY IN INDIA Gautam Anand (India).

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The credibility of medical science: Rrecent advances in publication pressure investigation J. Tijdink  (The Netherlands).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP14

Room 22 Chairperson: Anne Doherty (Ireland). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 “NOTHING ELSE WHITE MATTER(S)?” – CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF WHITE MATTER LESIONS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Armin Birner, Stephan Seiler, Nina Lackner, Susanne Bengesser, Robert Queissner, Frederike Fellendorf, Stefan Ropele, Christian Enzinger, Hans-Peter Kapfhammer, Eva Schmidt (Austria).

2 SLEEP DISTURBANCE IN ADJUSTMENT DISORDER AND DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS Anne Doherty, Faraz Jabbar, Patricia Casey Casey (Ireland).

3 DYNAMICS AND RELATIONSHIPS OF NEUROBIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN TREATMENT OF AFFECTIVE-DELUSIONAL CONDITIONS Andrey Iznak, Ekaterina Iznak, Tatiana Klyushnik, Lilia Abramova, Igor Oleichik, Sergey Stolyarov  (Russian Federation).

4 POLARITY OF THE FIRST EPISODE OF BIPOLAR DISORDER IN MIXED STATES: CLINICAL AND PROGNOSTIC CONSIDERATIONS Faten Medini, Wided Homri, Amira Belkhiria, Imen Ben Romdhane, Raja Labbane (Tunisia).

5 RAPID CYCLING BIPOLAR DISORDER: CONSTITUTIONAL-BIOLOGICAL, CLINICAL-DYNAMIC AND CLINICAL-PROGNOSTIC REGULARITIES Inna Zrazhevskaya, Alexey Israelyan  (Russian Federation).

6 EXPRESSIVE NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR IN DEPRESSED PATIENTS

Juliana Fiquer, Thiago Moraes, Ricardo Moreno, Fernando Fernandes, Clarice Gorenstein (Brazil).

7 CHRONOBIOLOGICAL FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER DURING MANIA AND DURING DEPRESSION Jan Prasko, Klara Latalova, Dana Kamaradova, Alena Sumova, Marta Niovakova, Helena Illnerova, Daniela Parkanova, Martin Sladek, Aneta Sandoval, Petra Havlikova  (Czech Republic).

8 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC HEPATITIS C PREDICT DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMATOLOGY DURING PEGYLATED INTERFERON ALPHA THERAPY: A 72–WEEK PROSPECTIVE STUDY Zorana Pavlovic, Miroslava Jasovic - Gasic, Dragan Delic, Maric Nadja, Vukovic Olivera, Pejovic Slobodanka (Serbia).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP15

Room 23 Chairperson: Philippe Courtet (France).

1 The structure of the geriatric depressed brain and response to electroconvulsive therapy Mardien Oudega  (The Netherlands).

2 PREDICTING TRANSITION TO PSYCHOSIS IN ULTA HIGH RISK INDIVIDUALS WITH FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING : A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW? Jihed Mrizak, Hamza Regaieg, Maha Ben Fredj, Rym Rafrafi, Zouhaier El Hechmi (Tunisia).

3 Reduced empathic brain activity in conduct disorder

Martin Kronbichler, Luise-Antonia Nawara, Leonhard Thun-Hohenstein (Austria).

4 Positrom Emission Tomography findings of Cortical metabolism in abstinent alcoholics Asif Iqbal Ahmed, V Rangarajan (India).

5 PREVALENCE AND CORRELATES OF POSITIVE FINDINGS ON RADIOLOGIC/IMAGING STUDIES AMONG PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Amir Muffadel, Ossama Osman  (United Arab Emirates).

6 NORMALIZATION OF ABNORMAL BRAIN HYPERACTIVITY BY COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS ASSESSED BY AN EMOTIONAL FMR AUDITORY PARADIGM

Eduardo Jesús Aguilar, Iluminada Corripio, Gracián García-Martí, Eva Grasa, Luis Martí-Bonmatí, Beatriz Gómez-Ansón, Julio Sanjuán, Fidel Núñez-Marín, Esther Lorente, María José Escartí (Spain).

7 CORPUS CALLOSUM SIZE MAY PREDICT LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION IN WOMEN: A 10-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY Fabienne Cyprien, Philippe Courtet, Vanessa Poulain, Jerome Maller, Chantal Meslin, Alain Bonafé, Emmanuelle Le Bars, Marie-Laure Ancelin, Karen Ritchie, Sylvaine Artero (France).

8 RESULTS OF A STUDY OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKING MARIHUANA AND ITS EFFECTS THROUGH THE SPECT AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS (2011-2012) A. Dörr, I. Mena, S. Neubauer, S. Viani, M. Gorostegui, U. Diana (Chile).

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Speakers:

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS608

Room 7

SUBTYPING SCHIZOPHRENIA BY ANXIETY DISORDER COMORBIDITY Chairperson: Jeffrey P. Kahn (USA).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: ANXIETY AS A CORE PROCESS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Giacomo Grassi (Italy). SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH PANIC ANXIETY – IS THERE A PANIC PSYCHOSIS? Jeffrey P. Kahn (USA). SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE SYMPTOMS: CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS, ENDOPHENOTYPES AND TREATMENT Michael Poyurovsky (Israel). SOCIAL ANXIETY, PARANOIA, AND PARANOID DELUSIONS Andre Veras (Brazil).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS221

Room 10

 ELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANIMAL ABUSE AND VIOLENCE, IMPORTANT R FACTORS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS, APPROACH AND MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHOPATHY Chairperson: Gabriela Cruz Ares (Mexico). Speakers: CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF PSYCOPATHY Fernando López Munguía (Mexico). RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANIMAL ABUSE AND VIOLENCE, IMPORTANT FACTORS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS, APPROACH AND MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHOPATHY Gabriela Cruz Ares (Mexico). MORAL REASONING AND PSYCOPATHY Daniel Martins de Barros (Brazil).

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17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS037

Room 11

 OGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY FOR PSYCHOSIS: WHAT DO WE KNOW C ABOUT ITS EFFECTIVENESS AND IMPACT ON THE BRAIN? Chairperson: Tilo Kircher (Germany).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: HOW DOES CBT EFFECT THE BRAIN OF PATIENTS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: A MULTICENTER FMRI STUDY Tilo Kircher (Germany). DETECTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION OF SOCIAL DISABILITY IN EARLY PSYCHOSIS AND AT RISK MENTAL STATES: THE PRODIGY and SUPEREDEN3 TRIALS David Fowler (United Kingdom). THE EFFECTS OF THE THINKING WELL PROGRAMME: A NOVEL BRIEF REASONING INTERVENTION FOR PARANOID DELUSIONS Philipa Garety (United Kingdom). THE EFFECTS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY IN PERSONS WITH ULTRA HIGH RISK FOR DEVELOPING PSYCHOSIS: THE DUTCH EDIE TRIAL Mark van der Gaag (The Netherlands).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS215

Room 12

 OW DO WE RECOGNIZE AND TREAT ADULT AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER IN H PSYCHIATRIC SETTINGS? Chairperson: Susanne Bejerot (Sweden). Speakers: THE ROLE OF RATING SCALES IN ASSESSMENT OF ADULT ASD Jonna Eriksson (Sweden). CLINICAL NEUROLOGICAL EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT OF MINOR PHYSICAL ANOMALIES IN ADULT ASD Irina Manouilenko (Sweden). TREATMENTS IN ADULT ASD Mats Humble (Sweden).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS688

Room 13

 HE PSYCOPHARMACOECONOMIC AND EPIDEMIOLOGY: SUICIDE AND DRUGS T PROBLEMS IN LATIN AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY FLASHPOINTS Chairperson: Enrique Galli (Peru).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: PSYCHOPHARMACOECONOMIC IN A LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRY Enrique Galli (Peru). CANNABIS IN LATIN AMERICA: ARGENTINA Freddy Vásquez (Peru). SUICIDE IN TEENAGERS: ARGENTINA Edith Serfaty (Argentina).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS901

Room 16

 ALIENDO DE LOS CARRILES ACOSTUMBRADOS: URUGUAY, NUEVAS S EXPERIENCIAS EN PSIQUIATRÍA

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Freddy Pagnussat (Uruguay). Speakers: LEY DE REGULACIÓN DE LA VENTA DE LA MARIHUANA. IMPLICAciones CLÍNICAS E IMPACTO SOCIAL Cecilia Idiarte Borda (Uruguay). EL DISPOSITIVO DE INTERNACIÓN DOMICILIARIA, UNA EXPERIENCIA DISTINTA DESDE UN SERVICIO PÚBLICO Freddy Pagnussat (Uruguay). INTERNACIÓN DOMICILIARIA PARA PACIENTES INIMPUTABLES Ana Moreno (Uruguay).

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17:15 – 19:30 h.

Movie Session – MS696

Room 20

THE SESSIONS

Human Sexuality Track

Rated R

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: María Conchillo (Spain). Discussants: Rubén Hernández-Serrano (Venezuela). Said Abdel Azim (Egypt). Antonio Palha (Portugal). Radwa Said Abdelazim Elfeqi (Egypt). Kevan Wylie (United Kingdom). Chiara Simonelli (Italy).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY569

Room 1

COMPLEX TRAUMA AS A CONTEXT TRAUMA Chairperson: Massimo Di Giannantonio (Italy). Co-Chair: Tarek Okasha (Egypt). Speakers: PTSD AND RE-OFFENDING RISK: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF WORRY AND A NEGATIVE PERCEPTION OF OTHER PEOPLE’S SUPPORT Vittoria Ardino (United Kingdom). CHILDHOOD TRAUMA, CYTOKINES, AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: A PROINFLAMMATORY HYPOTHESIS? Luigi Janiri (Italy). SOMATIZATION AND TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES IN REFUGEES Hans Rohlof (The Netherlands). POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY Roger Schmidt (Germany). BDNF SERUM LEVELS IN SUBJECTS DEVELOPING OR NOT POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AFTER TRAUMA EXPOSURE Giovanni Martinotti (Italy).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY059

Room 3

EL SECUESTRO: NOTAS IDIOGRÁFICAS, PSICOPATOLOGÍA Y RESILIENCIA

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Eutiquiana Toledo Ruiz (Spain). MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Edgard Belfort (Venezuela). Speakers: INTRODUCCIÓN Sergio Villaseñor-Bayardo (Mexico). RELATO IDIOGRÁFICO Elizabeth Amadío (Venezuela). HERMENÉUTICA PSICOPATOLÓGICA Adele Mobilli-Rojas (Venezuela). LA RESILIENCIA Carlos Rojas Malpica (Venezuela).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY556

Room 4

NEW TRENDS IN OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Gino Pozzi (Italy). Co-Chair: Jacques C. Metzer (Australia). Speakers: RE-WORK PROGRAM: FORGOTTEN SUPPORT FOR NORMAL RECOVERY TO WORKPLACE Tsuyoshi Akiyama (Japan). ADVANCES IN OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHIATRY IN BRAZIL: DIAGNOSIS, EDUCATION/ TRAINING, AND HEALTH PROMOTION Liliana Guimarães (Brazil). SUPPORT FOR PROGRESS OF MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION IN JAPANESE SMALL BUSINESSES Hisanori Hiro (Japan). CURRENT ISSUES OF OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AMONG MALE AND FEMALE WORKERS IN BRAZIL Ana Maria Rossi (Brazil). NUMBERS IN OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHIATRY: CALCULATING LOST PRODUCTIVITY FROM MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS AND IMPROVEMENT AFTER MANAGEMENT AMONG WORKERS Jong-Min Woo (Korea).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY289

Room 5

 ESIDENTIAL FACILITIES: ARE THEY PROMOTING RECOVERY OR ARE THEY R ‘HOMES FOR LIFE’?

Speakers: THE QEST STUDY - QUALITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF SUPPORTED TENANCIES FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS; A NATIONAL STUDY OF SUPPORTED ACCOMMODATION IN ENGLAND Helen Killaspy (United Kingdom). STUDIES ON RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES IN ITALY: LESSONS FOR INTERNATIONAL COLLEAGUES Giovanni de Girolamo (Italy). HOUSING NEEDS, PREFERENCES AND RECOVERY: FINDINGS FROM THE SECOND AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SURVEY OF PSYCHOSIS Carol Harvey (Australia). STRUCTURAL AND PROCESSUAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMPREHENSIVE ARRAY OF RESIDENTIAL SERVICES Amelie Felx (Canada).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY622

Room 7

GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH PRIORITIES Conflict Management & Resolution Section Symposium Chairperson: Solomon Rataemane (South Africa). Co-Chair: Saul Levin (USA). Speakers: GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH PRIORITIES: PERSPECTIVES ON TRAINING Michelle Riba (USA). IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINES AS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVES John McIntyre (USA). GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH POLICY & ADVOCACY Eliot Sorel (USA). Discussant: Paul Summergrad (USA).

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Chairperson: Josep María Haro (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 18:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS379

Room 8

 ROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: P CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS Organized by the Section on Rural Mental Health

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Anshuman Pant (Australia). Speakers: PROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS Vimal Kumar Sharma (United Kingdom). PROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS. AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE Anshuman Pant (Australia). PROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS. AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE Prakash Behere (India). PROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS. AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE David Ndetei (Kenya). EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRY IN RURAL AND REMOTE AUSTRALIA- GOVERNANCE, LIAISON AND TECHNOLOGY Tristram Duncan (Australia). Neeraj Gill (Australia).

18:00 – 18:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS188

Room 9

 HE FOUR PSYCHOLOGIES OF PSYCHODYNAMIC THEORY AND T PSYCHOTHERAPY: DRIVE THEORY, EGO PSYCHOLOGY, OBJECT RELATIONS THEORY AND SELF-PSYCHOLOGY Chairperson: Allan Tasman (USA). Speaker: Daniel Nahum (USA). Discussant: Allan Tasman (USA).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY485

Room 10

 DHD & COMORBIDITY – CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE & MANAGEMENT WHAT A SHOULD BE LEARNED? Chairperson: Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India).

MONDAY 15th

Speakers: EVIDENCE BASED PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTION IN ADHD AND ITS CO MORBIDITIES Aravind Vaithiyam (India). ADHD and Comorbidity – An evolutionary perspective till DSM-5 Sujai Subramanian (India). ADHD and CO MORBID DEPRESSION IN ADULTS AND ITS MANAGEMENT Takahiko Inagaki (Japan).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY251

Room 11

 EPRESSION IN DIABETES: PATTERNS OF COMORBIDITY AND IMPACT ON THE D COURSE OF DIABETES Chairperson: Norman Sartorius (Switzerland). Speakers: TREATMENT NEEDS OF DEPRESSED PATIENTS COMORBID WITH DIABETES Gerhard Heinze (Mexico). DEPRESSION AND DIABETES - THE ROLE OF PERSONALITY AND DISTRESS Dusica Lecic-Tosevski (Serbia). DIABETES AND DEPRESSION: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FINDINGS FROM THE WORLD MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY INITIATIVE Giovanni de Girolamo (Italy). THE INTERNATIONAL PREVALENCE AND TREATMENT OF DIABETES AND DEPRESSION STUDY: PATHWAYS TO CARE Cathy E. Lloyd (United Kingdom).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY650

Room 12

BIPOLAR DISORDERS IN IRAN Chairperson: S. Ahmad Jalili (Iran).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: S. Mehdi Samimi Ardestani (Iran). Speakers: SUBTHRESHOLD BIPOLAR DISORDER AMONG INDIVIDUAL DIAGNOSED AS MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER IN IRANIAN MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY (IRANMHS) M. Amin-Esmaeili (Iran). RELATIVE FREQUENCY OF UNIPOLAR MANIA AMONG HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR MOOD DISORDER AND ITS ASSOCIATE FEATURES: A MULTICENTER STUDY IN IRAN Fatemeh Khodaeifar (Iran). SUBSTANCE RELATED DISORDERS AND BIPOLAR DISORDERS IN IRAN S. Mehdi Samimi Ardestani (Iran).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY391

Room 13

 SYCHIATRIC GENETICS 2020: MOLECULAR TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES, P CLINICAL APPLICABILITY, AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS Organized by the Section Genetics in Psychiatry Chairperson: Thomas Schulze (Germany). Speakers: GWAS FINDINGS: A PATH FROM STATISTICAL ASSOCIATIONS TO BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS & DRUGGABLE TARGETS Pablo V. Gejman (USA). THE GENETICS OF AFFECTIVE DISORDERS AND PERSONALITY TRAITS Monika Budde (Germany). THE GENETICS OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC-INDUCED WEIGHT GAIN: RESULTS FROM A GENOME-WIDE STUDY IN THE CATIE SAMPLE AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Daniel J. Müller (Canada). APPLIED PHARMACOGENETICS IN MOOD DISORDERS Gonzalo Laje (USA). INCORPORATING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT RARE GENETIC VARIATION INTO GENETIC COUNSELING FOR MAJOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Ney Alliey-Rodríguez (USA).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY563

Room 14

INTERNATIONAL ISSUES IN PREVENTIVE PSYCHIATRY

Speakers: ROLE AND LEADERSHIP OF WPA SECTION ON PREVENTIVE PSYCHIATRY IN THE WORLD Roy A. Kallivayalil (India). ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE Thirupapuliyur Venugopalan Asokan (India). THE EDUCATION AND PREVENTION INTERSECTIONAL COLLABORATION (EPIC) PROJECT Olga Karpenko (Russia). GLOBAL SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGIES: LESSONS FOR PSYCHIATRY Mike Skelton (United Kingdom). PSYCHIATRIC PREVENTION AND MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION: CONCEPTUAL DIFFERENCES George Christodoulou (Greece).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY900

Room 15

PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Chairperson: Rui Xavier Vieira (Portugal). Co-Chair: Carlos Góis (Portugal). Speakers: PSYCHOTHERAPY OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS ASSOCIATED WITH SEXUAL PROBLEMS Rui Xavier Vieira (Portugal). WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES WHEN BOTH MANUAL ADHERENCE AND CLINICAL CREATIVITY HAVE TO COMBINE IN INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR DEPRESSION Carlos Góis (Portugal). PSYCHODRAMA AND DRUG ADDICTION: WHICH ARE THE HEALING FACTORS? Miguel Vasconcelos (Portugal). PSYCHOTHERAPY IN PSYCHOSIS- FRIEND OR FOE Marta Croca (Portugal).

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MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Nikos Christodoulou (Greece).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY902

Room 16

PSIQUIATRÍA Y ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA DE LA SALUD

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

MONDAY 15th

Chairperson: Alfredo H. Cía (Argentina). Speakers: EL ROL DEL PSIQUIATRA EN LA ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA DE LA SALUD Juan Carlos Stagnaro (Argentina). TRATAMIENTO DE LA ANSIEDAD EN LA ASISTENCIA PRIMARIA DE LA SALUD Alfredo H. Cía (Argentina). VIOLENCIA: DETECCIÓN Y ABORDAJE EN LA CLÍNICA GENERAL Y APS Horacio Vommaro (Argentina).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY262

Room 18

DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION FOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Chairperson: Blanca Reneses (Spain). Speakers: THERAPEUTIC TARGETS WITH DBS FOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). The optimal target for deep brain stimulation in OCD is different for each patient. Personalized psychiatric surgery? Juan Barcia (Spain). CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH DBS FOR MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS Víctor Pérez (Spain). Deep Brain Stimulation for Treatment-Resistant Depression and Alzheimer’s Disease Andrés Lozano (Canada).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP16

Room 21 Chairperson: Jarrett Barnhill (USA).

1 A STUDY OF POST-ICTAL PSYCHOSES OF EPILEPSY: An unusual clinical entity yet to be recognized Kishore Dudani, Pradeep Sharma, Sunil Suthar, Ashok Arora (India).

2 PSYCHIATRIC FEATURES OF ACUTE DISSEMINATED ENCEFALOMYELITIS (ADEM): CASE REPORT.

Rosana Ashbaugh Lavesiera, Patricio García-González, Elena Soria García-Rosel, María Aragüés Figuero (Spain).

3 TO KILL THE MOCKINGBIRD Yi Min Wan (Singapore).

4 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE OF PEOPLE WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS VICTIMS OF MALTREATMENT: A META-ANALYSIS Marjolaine Masson, Caroline East-Richard, Caroline Cellard (Canada).

5 MODULATION OF MOTOR CORTEX EXCITABILITY PREDICTS ANTIDEPRESSANT RESPONSE TO TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION Albino Oliveira-Maia, Catarina Freitas, Daniel Press, Álvaro Pascual-Leone (Portugal).

6 Does selective attention impairment increase delusion proneness? Joanna Marta Bieganska, Bartosz Janik, Krzysztof Kasparek (Poland).

7 PERSONALITY PROFILE IN PATIENTS WITH HEADACHE: STUDY OF 80 PATIENTS WITH CLUSTER HEADACHE AND COMPARISON WITH A POPULATION OF MIGRAINEURS

Irene Muñoz, Marta Hernández, MªLuz Cuadrado, Sonia Santos, Carmen Jurado, Lara Ruiz, Elena Toribio, Ángel Guerrero, Vicente Molina, Fernando Uribe (Spain).

8 THE EFFECT OF COGNITIVE AND BEHAVIORAL THERAPY ON DEPRESSION AMONG PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY Chunhong Shao, Xuehai Wu, Suoyu Zhu, Zhiyang Wang, Yulong Bai, Yi Wu, Shenxun Shi (China).

9 NEUROPSYCHIATRY OF EPILEPSY IN PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY J. Barnhill (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP17

Room 22 Chairperson: Detlef Degner (Germany). Speakers: MONDAY 15th

1 Serum proBDNF and BDNF and response to fluvoxamine in drug-naive first-episode major depressive disorder patients

Reiji Yoshimura, Hikaru Hori, Atsuko Sugita, Wakako Nakano, Asuka Katsuki, Jun Nakamura (Japan).

2 PANCREATITIS ASSOCIATED WITH INTAKE OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS: RESULTS FROM THE PHARMACOVIGILANCE PROGRAM AMSP

Detlef Degner, Renate Grohmann, Anastasios Konstantinidis, Sermin Toto, Eckart Rüther (Germany).

3 Rapid Clozapine Titration in Treatment-Refractory Bipolar Disorder

Petru Ifteni, Christoph U Correll, Jimmi Nielsen, Victoria Burtea, John M Kane, Peter Manu (Romania).

4 THERAPEUTIC DRUG MONITORING OF CLOZAPINE IN DRUG-RESISTANT SCHIZOPHRENIA: CLINICAL RELEVANCE IN DAILY PRACTICE. Mohamed Hichem Lakhal, Anis Klouz, Hanen El Jebari, Mohamed Lakhal (Tunisia).

5 THE EFFECT OF XIAO HUAN TANG CONTAINING SERUM ON PROLIFERATION AND MORPHOLOGY OF HUMAN NEUROBLASTOMA SH-SY5Y CELLS Yan Zhang, Qiangju Wu, Bin Wu (China).

6 Assessment of factors influencing safety of over-the –counter drugs in Poland Ewa Balkowiec-Iskra, Grzegorz Cessak (Poland).

7 LONG ACTION OF PALIPERIDONE IN A FIRST EPISODE SAMPLE (LEHENAK PROGRAM): EFFECTS ON RESOURCES UTILISATION Patxi Gil, Teresa Moreno, José Manuel Rodríguez, Patricia Caballero, Leire Gacia, Virginia Guillén, Veronica Sanmartin, Itziar Basozabal, Esther Abajo, María Angeles Meaza (Spain).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP18

Room 23 Chairperson: Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

1 MAGICO-RELIGIOUS BELIEFS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A STUDY FROM EASTERN PART OF NEPAL

Nidesh Sapkota, Dhana Ratna Shakya, Baikuntha Raj Adhikari, Arun Kumar Pandey, Pramod Mohan Shyangwa (Nepal).

2 THE ‘MIRRORS’ IN SCHIZOPHRENIA - EVIDENCE FOR UNCHANGING ‘REFLECTIONS’ Sayantanava Mitra, S.Haque Nizamie, Nishant Goyal (India).

3 PRENATAL VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AND RISK OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN ADULTHOOD. RESULTS FROM A SOCIETAL EXPERIMENT IN DENMARK Joachim Knop, Kyle Raymond, Berit L. Heitmann (Denmark).

4 EVALUATION OF SPONTANEOUS DENSE ARRAY GAMMA OSCILLATORY ACTIVITY AND MINOR PHYSICAL ANOMALIES AS A COMPOSITE ENDOPHENOTYPE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Sai Tikka, Shamsul Nizamie, Nishant Goyal, Nityanand Pradhan (India).

5 ARE PLASMA LEVELS OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS RELATED TO CLINICAL RESPONSE IN FIRST-EPISODE PSYCHOSIS PATIENTS? Mariana Bustillo, Marta Alonso, Ana González-Pinto, Rafael Segarra, Arantzazu Zabala, Jaione Cartón, Amaia Ugarte, Jon García, Borja Santos, Miguel Gutiérrez (Spain).

6 High intensity interval training for cardiovascular disease reduction in individuals with schizophrenia Claire Chalfoun, Antony D. Karelis, Élaine Letendre, Catherine Proulx, Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

7 REMISSION AND RECOVERY IN TUNISIAN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

Sami Ouanes, Mohamed Hichem Lakhal, Jihed Mrizak, Rym Rafrafi, Wahid Melki, Zouhaier ElHechm (Tunisia).

8 Schizophrenia, Orgonomic Perspective Stephan Simonian (USA).

9 USE OF CLOZAPINE IN TREATMENT-RESISTANT SCHIZOPHRENIA IN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TEAMS (CMHT) IN ENGLAND Eduard Dinca, Dragos Marinescu  (United Kingdom).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:45 – 19:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS340

Room 8

 TRATEGIES FOR GOOD PRACTICES IN TRANSCULTURAL SITUATIONS: STAGES S OF IMPLEMENTATION Chairperson: Driss Moussaoui (Morocco).

MONDAY 15th

Co-Chair: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Speakers: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL DETERMINANTS ON ASYLUM TRAJECTORIES Stéphanie Larchanché (France). DESCRIPTION OF AN INSTITUTIONAL PLATFORM SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO PROCESS REFERRALS: MEDIACOR, A UNIT FOR MEDIATION, ANALYSIS AND ORIENTATION Marie Jo Bourdin (France). THE INSTITUTION’S SUBCONSCIOUS AND HEALTHCARE DELIVERY IN A TRANSCULTURAL CONTEXT Rachid Bennegadi (France). THE RELEVANCE OF CLINICAL MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS’ TRAINING Silla Consoli (France).

18:45 – 19:30 h.

Section Workshop - SWS917

Room 9

DISASTER INTERVENTION Chairperson: Carlos Collazo (Argentina). Speakers: COLLECTIVE PANICS IN DISASTERS. PREVENTIVE MEASURES Louis Crocq (France). DISRUPTIVE IMPACT AND THE RISK OF VICTIMIZATION Moty Benyakar (Argentina). CHILD TRAUMA NETWORK. EXPERIENCES AND PERSPECTIVES Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). PSYCHOLOGICAL AFTERMATH OF DISASTERS. NEW PERSPECTIVES Carlos Collazo (Argentina).

19:00 – 20:00 h.

SEPB’S ASSEMBLY

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Tuesday 16th 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY610

Room 3

 IOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN - TRAUMA, MENTAL ILLNESS V AND SOCIAL MARGINALIZATION AMONG THE MOST VULNERABLE AND THE CHALLENGES FOR PSYCHIATRY

Co-Chair: Michael R. Krausz (Canada). Speakers: VIOLENCE AND MALTREATMENT OF WOMEN AND YOUNG CHILDREN AS A MAJOR PUBLIC HEALTH THREAT IN SOUTH AFRICA Jonathan Burns (South Africa). INTERGENERATIONAL VULNERABILITY TO PSYCHOPATOLOGY: THE ROLE OF CHILD ABUSE Ester Di Giacomo (Italy). IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN OUT OF HOME CARE IN MELBOURNE Helen Herrman (Australia). FACTORS RELATED TO THE CORTISOL AWAKENING RESPONSE OF CHILDREN WORKING ON THE STREETS AFTER TWO YEARS OF A PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTION Jair Mairi (Brazil).

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Chairperson: Unaiza Niaz (Pakistan).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY155

Room 5

 HALLENGES IN DEPRESSION TREATMENT ADHERENCE: UPDATING A C COMPLEX PSYCHIATRIC ISSUE Chairperson: Carlos de las Cuevas (Spain). Speakers: PATIENT ADHERENCE IN THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION: PERSPECTIVES, PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS Casimiro Cabrera (Canada). METHODS FOR EVALUATING PATIENT ADHERENCE TO ANTIDEPRESSANT THERAPY IN THE REAL WORLD Emilio J. Sanz (Spain).

TUESDAY 16th

MATCHED DECISION MAKING: THE NEW VERSION OF DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP Luis de Rivera (Spain).

9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS538

Room 7

 VALUATING QUALITY OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS E IN EUROPE Chairperson: Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany). Speakers: QUALITY OF CARE FOR SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS IN LOMBARDY (ITALY) Antonio Lora (Italy). DEVELOPING A MANDATORY CROSS-SECTORAL QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN GERMANY Anke Bramesfeld (Germany). DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF THE QUALITY INDICATOR FOR REHABILITATIVE CARE (QUIRC) Helen Killaspy (United Kingdom). ASSESSING MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES NATIONWIDE: THE DUTCH EXPERIENCE COLLECTING ROUTINE OUTCOME MEASUREMENT DATA ON A NATIONAL LEVEL Cornelis L. Mulder (The Netherlands). Quality of mental health care across Europe: the experience of the EU REFINEMENT project Francesco Amaddeo (Italy).

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9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY466

Room 8

 HO ICD-11 SYMPOSIUM III: PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR ICD-11: W NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS, DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOUR AND DISSOCIAL DISORDERS, FEEDING AND EATING DISORDERS, AND IMPULSE CONTROL DISORDERS Chairperson: Pratap Sharan (India).

PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOUR AND DISSOCIAL DISORDERS Francisco Rafael de la Peña (Mexico). PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF FEEDING AND EATING DISORDERS Angélica de Medeiros Claudino (Brazil). PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF IMPULSE CONTROL DISORDERS Jon E. Grant (USA).

9:00 – 9:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS565

Room 9

SUICIDE, ASSISTED SUICIDE AND SUICIDE PREVENTION IN THE ELDERLY Chairperson: Gabriela Stoppe (Switzerland). Co-Chair: Aartjan T.F. Beekman (The Netherlands). Speakers: DO ANTIDEPRESSANTS REDUCE SUICIDES OR SUICIDE ATTEMPTS? Tom Bschor (Germany). WHEN THE FAILURE TO THRIVE SYNDROME IN OLD PEOPLE MAY BE A SUICIDAL CRISIS Michel Benoit (France). SUICIDE AND SUICIDE PREVENTION AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN THE NETHERLANDS Aartjan T.F. Beekman (The Netherlands). SUICIDE, ASSISTED SUICIDE AND SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGIES IN SWITZERLAND Gabriela Stoppe (Switzerland). SUICIDE IN PORTUGAL: FACTS AND THE NEW PROGRAM OF PREVENTION OF SUICIDE IN PORTUGAL Horacio Firmino (Portugal).

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Speakers: PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS M. Elena Garralda (United Kingdom).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS296

Room 10

PSYCHIATRY AT THE INTERFACE WITH MEDICINE Chairperson: Norbert Skokauskas (Norway). Co-Chair: Laura Viola (Uruguay). Speakers: PRIMARY CARE-FOCUSED PSYCHIATRY IN A MULTICULTURAL, ISLAND-SITUATED POPULATION WITH SCARCE COMMUNITY RESOURCES Ryan Lunsford (USA).

TUESDAY 16th

SHARED EXPERIENCE OF DEVELOPING PAEDIATRIC CONSULTATION LIAISON PSYCHIATRY IN SINGAPORE Say How Ong (Singapore). CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH SOMATOFORM DISORDERS AT A TERTIARY PEDIATRIC FACILITY IN THE UNITED STATES Patricia Ibeziako (USA). LONGITUDINAL OUTCOME OF ADHD: CLINICAL, NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND IMAGING Thomas Frodl (Germany).

9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS707

Room 11

HOME PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL INTERVENTIONS IN ASSERTIVE OUTREACH Chairperson: Juan José Martínez Jambrina (Spain). Speakers: FAMILY INTERVENTIONS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Eva García García (Spain). HOME INTERVENTIONS WITH PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN ASSERTIVE OUTREACH Cristina Pintado Miranda (Spain).

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9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS536

Room 12

 LA VIOLENCIA INFANTO- JUVENIL EN S.M. DE TUCUMÁN, ES UN FENÓMENO ¿ MÉDICO?

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson and Speaker: Carlos Iriarte (Argentina).

9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS217

Room 13

IMPACTO PSICOSOCIAL DE LA TORTURA TRAS DETENCIÓN POLICIAL

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available TUESDAY 16th

Chairperson: Iñaki Markez (Spain). Speakers: Pau Pérez-Sales (Spain). Miguel Navarro Lashayas (Spain).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY182

Room 14

PERSONALITY PATHOLOGY THROUGHOUT THE LIFE COURSE Chairperson: Niall Boyce (United Kingdom). Speakers: THE ICD-11 RECLASSIFICATION OF PERSONALITY DISORDER Peter Tyrer (United Kingdom). PERSONALITY DISORDER ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE—STABILITY AND CHANGE Giles Newton-Howes (New Zealand). TREATMENT FOR PERSONALITY DISORDERS Roger Mulder (New Zealand).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 11:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY694

Room 15

HUMAN SEXUALITY DIVERSITY: UPDATE

Human Sexuality Track

Chairperson: Said Abdel Azim (Egypt). Co-Chair: Rubén Hernández-Serrano (Venezuela). Speakers: THE SEXUALITY IN SALAZAR DICTATORSHIP TIME Antonio Palha (Portugal). TUESDAY 16th

SEX DRIVE AND SEXUAL DESIRE Kevan Wylie (United Kingdom). SEXUAL DYSFUNTION AFTER PSYCHOTROPIC TREATMENT? GOODBYE TO LOVE? Ángel Luis Montejo (Spain). ATTITUDE OF SEXOLOGIST TOWARDS SEX! PILOT STUDY USING ONLINE ASSESSMENT TOOLS Giulio de Felice (Italy). Radwa Said Abdelazim Elfeqi (Egypt).

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9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY518

Room 16

SOME KEY ISSUES IN THE EXERCISE OF MEDICAL SEXOLOGY

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Organized by the International Academy of Medical Sexology (IAMS) Chairperson: Felipe Navarro Cremades (Spain).

Speakers: PHYSIOLOGY OF THE SEX DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: DMS III. DIAGNOSTIC MANUAL IN SEXOLOGY III EDITION Fernando Bianco Colmenares (Venezuela). PHYSIOLOGY OF THE QUALITY OF SEXUAL FUNCTION (WHAT IS KNOWN AS SEXUAL DESIRE): DMS III. DIAGNOSTIC MANUAL IN SEXOLOGY III EDITION Francisco Cabello (Spain). PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY AND MEDICAL SEXOLOGY. ANTIPSYCHOTICS, HYPERPROLACTINAEMIA AND SEXUAL DYSFUNCTIONS. A NEED FOR CONSENSUS? Ángel Luis Montejo (Spain). SEXUAL HEALTH: A COMPREHENSIVE DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH FOR THE PERSON AND THE DYADIC RELATIONSHIP Felipe Navarro Cremades (Spain).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY152

Room 17

AN UPDATE IN THE TREATMENT OF EATING DISORDERS Eating Disorders Section Symposium Chairperson: Palmiero Monteleone (Italy). Speakers: FAMILY THERAPY FOR ADOLESCENT ANOREXIA NERVOSA Katherine A. Halmi (USA). LONGTIME COURSE OF 7.305 TREATED EATING DISORDERED (ED) PATIENTS: THE CHRISTINA-BARZ-STUDY Manfred Fichter (Germany). VIDEO-GAME THERAPY FOR TREATING EMOTIONAL REGULATION AND IMPULSIVENESS IN EATING DISORDERS Fernando Fernández-Aranda (Spain). INTRANASAL OXYTOCIN IN TREATMENT OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA Janice Russell (Australia).

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Co-Chair: Fernando Bianco Colmenares (Venezuela).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY584

Room 18

 HE INTER-CORRELATIONS AMONG BEHAVIORS, BRAIN AND MENTAL T DISORDER - A NEUROIMAGING PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: Frank Huang-Chih Chou (Taiwan). Speakers: THE INTER-CORRELATIONS OF BEHAVIORS AND BRAIN - A NEUROIMAGING PERSPECTIVE Yen Kuang Yang (Taiwan).

TUESDAY 16th

WHITE MATTER INTEGRITY ASSESSED BY DIFFUSION SPECTRUM IMAGING IN AUTISM AND ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER Susan Shur-Fen Gau (Taiwan). TOWARD THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF BRAIN IMAGE IN PSYCHIATRY Yuan-Hwa Chou (Taiwan).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY097

Room 19

 ORN THIS WAY: FINDING SOLUTIONS FOR GLOBAL CHALLENGES IN B PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Carlos Zubaran (Australia). Speakers: PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH, MINORITY STATUS AND FINANCIAL DEPRIVATION: FROM IMMIGRANTS IN NORWAY TO WOMEN IN TANZANIA Babill Stray-Pedersen (Norway). PERSONALITY TRAITS AND CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AS RISK FACTORS FOR POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION IN SPAIN Rocío Martín-Santos (Spain). PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH OF DIFFERENT POPULATION GROUPS IN ISRAEL Ada Zohar (Israel). MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH AND HEALTH SERVICE DESIGN: LESSONS FROM SOUTH AFRICA Simone Honikman (South Africa). RECENT ADVANCES IN THE SCREENING OF PERINATAL DEPRESSION IN PORTUGAL Ana Telma Pereira (Portugal).

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9:00 – 9:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS172

Room 20

 ULTURALLY COMPETENT PLAY THERAPY WITH THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN C CHILD AND FAMILY

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson and Speaker: Roberto Robles (USA).

9:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP19

Chairperson: María Fe Bravo (Spain). Speakers: 1 Ecosystemic approach of the paternal life experiences during a premature birth Flora Koliouli, Chantal Zaouche Gaudron, Jean-Philippe Raynaud (France).

2 VALIDATION OF SHORT SCREENING TOOLS FOR COMMON MENTAL DISORDERS IN NIGERIAN GENERAL PRACTICES Victor Makanjuola, Mbadiwe Onyeama, Folorunsho Nuhu, Lola kola, Oye Gureje (Nigeria).

3 IMPROVING QUALITY OF CARE FOR ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION THROUGH A KNOWLEDGE APPLICATION PROGRAM: A FOCUS ON CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT

Pasquale Roberge, Louise Fournier, Hélène Brouillet, Catherine Hudon, Janie Houle, Martin D. Provencher, Anne-Marie Cloutier, Annie Benoît (Canada).

4 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PATIENTS’ PERCEIVED EXPRESSED EMOTION AND THE LEVEL OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN TURKISH PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS Celale Ozcan, Murat Erdem (Turkey).

5 INTEGRATING MENTAL HEALTH IN PRIMARY CARE: MANAGER`S PERSPECTIVE FROM SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL Carmen Santana, Marcia Scazufca (Brazil).

6 STAFF MEMBERS OF COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES AND MENTAL ILLNESSES: VALUES, ATTITUDES, AND BURNOUT E. Tartakovsky, A.D.I. Gafter-Shor, M. Perelman-Hayim (Israel).

7 FREQUENCY OF BIPOLAR SPECTRUM DISORDER AMONG PATIENTS WITH SUBSTANCE RELATED DISORDERS S. Samimi Ardestani, M. Farahzadi, M. Aminesmaeeli, M. Froughi (Iran).

8 PSYCHIATRIC PROFILE OF USERS IN A MENTAL HEALTH CENTER IN MEXICO R. Aguilar, C. Zapata, M. Morales (Mexico).

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Room 21

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP20

Room 22 Chairperson: Britta Ostermeyer (USA). Speakers: 1 Fatigue on call: comparison between 24h calls and night float system Mirabelle Mattar (USA).

2 LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN PHYSICIANS Britta Ostermeyer, Linda Lyle (USA).

3 PERCIEVED STRESS AND COPING STRATEGIES AMONG JORDANIAN NURSING STUDENTS DURING CLINICAL PRACTICE IN PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL HEALTH COURSE TUESDAY 16th

Abdulkarim Alzayyat (Jordan).

4 Improving Patient Care by Ameliorating Handover on a Psychiatry Inpatient Unit: A Mixed Methods Assessment of Physician Attitudes Vanessa Thoo, Marie Claire Bourque (Canada).

5 EWTD THREE YEARS POST-IMPLEMENTATION: HAS IT LIVED UP TO ITS PROMISE? Farshad Shaddel, Subimal Banerjee  (United Kingdom).

6 ADDRESSING THE RECRUITMENT CRISIS IN PSYCHIATRY: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY ON THE DELEGATES WHO ATTENDED THE FUTURE EXCELLENCE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL SUMMER SCHOOL A. Hankir, G. Byrne  (United Kingdom).

7 GROUP SUPERVISION FOR PSYCHIATRIC TRAINEES: LEARNING BY CLASSICAL TEACHING OR BY MISTAKE? P.J.S. Michielsen  (The Netherlands).

8 A MULTI-PHASE STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF A PSYCHIATRY LEARNING MODULE ON KNOWLEDGE ABOUT COMMON PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS FOR NON-PSYCHIATRY RESIDENTS UNDER TRAINING M.P Mariano, M.A Busuego, L. Sundiang (Philippines).

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9:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP21

Room 23 Chairperson: Alfredo H. Cía (Argentina). Speakers: 1 Am I My Brother’s Keeper Issues in Global Mental Health: Implications for SubSaharan Africa Samuel Okpaku (USA).

2 Mental health leadership- a South African Initiative 3 EFFICACY OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY IN REHABILITATION OF FEMALE OPIUM ADDICTS IN UZBEKISTAN Faniya Shigakova (Uzbekistan).

4 UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF WELL-BEING IN POST-CONFLICT SOCIETIES: THE CASE OF LIBERIA

Oriana Vesga López, Brittany Lange, Melissa Ulloa, Justin Ryan Eusebio, Gonda Lekpeh, Benjamin Harris, David Henderson, Christina Borba, Lazaro Zayas (USA).

5 DEVELOPING CBT TRAINING IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY - INDIA Arun Gupta, Renuka Arjundas  (United Kingdom).

6 HUMAN SEXUALITY & SEXUAL BEHAVIOR - SOCIO-CULTURAL ASPECTS, ROLE OF SOCIETAL/ RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND TABOOS IN INDIA & ITS EFFECT ON THE GLOBAL INDIAN Anjendra Targe (India).

7 ASSESSMENT OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND ITS CORRELATES Prasad Jayaram, R Shashikumar (India).

8 HUMAN RESOURCES IN MENTAL HEALTH IN AFRICA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KENYA – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES David Ndetei, Victoria Mutiso (Kenya).

9 Involuntary Psychiatric Admission: Implications on Patients Ahmed Kamal, Mohamed Taha, Ahmed Fouad (Egypt).

9:30 – 16:30 h.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Room Retiro

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Christopher P. Szabo, Jennifer Fine  (South Africa).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS438

Room 7

 SYCHOTHERAPY EDUCATION: FOCUS ON DELIVERING QUALITY AND HUMANE P PSYCHIATRIC CARE Chairperson: Priyanthy Weerasekera (Canada). Co-Chair: John Manring (USA). Speakers: John Manring (USA).

TUESDAY 16th

Priyanthy Weerasekera (Canada).

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS721

Room 9

 HERAPEUTIC APPROACH THROUGH ART IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. T CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM PROJECT

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Belén Sanz-Aránguez (Spain). Co-Chair: María del Río (Spain). Speakers: María del Río (Spain). Mónica Magariños López (Spain). Luis Caballero (Spain). Belén Sanz-Aránguez (Spain).

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS323

Room 10

 ELEPSYCHIATRY: A DIAGNOSTIC AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR T PSYCHIATRIC CARE OF PATIENTS IN REMOTE AREA Chairperson: Vijoy Varma (USA). Speaker: Savita Malhorta (USA).

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9:45 – 10:30 h.

Section Workshop – SWS700

Room 11

 OMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION, EVALUATION, AND ACCREDITATION IN C POST GRADUATE TRAINING Chairperson: Allan Tasman (USA). Co-Chair: Andrea Fiorillo (Italy).

IMPACT OF COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION ON PSYCHOTHERAPY TRAINING Richard Summers (USA). EUROPEAN TRAINEES VIEWS ON COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION Florian Riese (Switzerland). EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF YOUNG PSYCHIATRISTS AND THE SHIFT TO COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION Andrea Fiorillo (Italy). IMPACT OF COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION ON ACCREDITATION Rodolfo Fahrer (Argentina).

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS500

Room 12

 ERSON CENTERED PSYCHIATRIC CARE PROGRAMS IN FRENCH SPEAKING P COUNTRIES IN PATIENT UNITS Chairperson: Hervé Granier (France). Co-Chair: Paul Lacaze (France). Speakers: PSYCHIATRIC CLINICS IN NORTH AFRICA, REALITY OR FICTION? M. Hachem Tyal (Morocco). PSYCHOANALYSIS “ WITHOUT SUBJECT’S CONSENT “ Hervé Granier (France). THERAPISTS AND ADOLESCENTS AT CROSSROADS IN A CARE AND STUDY SETTING Ioana Atger (France). THERAPIE OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND CREATION Maria Ammon (Germany).

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Speakers: OVERVIEW OF NEW APPROACHES TO COMPETENCY BASED TRAINING: THE US MILESTONES PROJECT Allan Tasman (USA).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS276

Room 13

GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH Organized by the World Association of Cultural Psychiatry (WACP) Chairperson: Kamaldeep Bhui (United Kingdom). Speakers: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL PSYCHIATRY: GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH: CULTURES OF CARE Kamaldeep Bhui (United Kingdom). CULTURE, POST NATAL DEPRESSION AND HUMANE CARE Albert Persaud (United Kingdom).

TUESDAY 16th

MENTAL HEALTH FOR INDIGENOUS IMMIGRANTS IN GUADALAJARA METROPOLITAN AREA Sergio Villaseñor-Bayardo (Mexico). THE CLOSURE OF HIGH SECURITY HOSPITALS IN ITALY: CULTURES OF CUSTODY VS CULTURES OF CARE Micol Ascoli (United Kingdom).

9:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS626

Room 20

 VOLUTIONARY PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: IT’S ABOUT THE HUMAN HERD - A E NOVEL SOCIAL SYNTHESIS Chairperson: Jeffrey P. Kahn (USA). Speakers: BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER: EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS OF LIFE HISTORY PATTERNS Martin Brüne (Germany). ANXIETY AND DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS EVOLVED FROM ANCIENT HERD INSTINCTS Jeffrey P. Kahn (USA). EVOLUTIONARY MODELS OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: CLINICAL UTILITY Gary Galambos (Australia).

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10:00 - 19:00

MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL ROOM

SEP Educational Room Organized by SEP & SEPB (This session will be repeated on 15, 16 & 17 Sept. in the same room and time). Short and useful practical sessions on different tools and techniques that will allow attendees to learn how to access, gather and share medical information. 40 minutes of independent sessions. It is possible to attend any of them without following an order, any day or time scheduled. Free entrance until session slots are fully covered.

10:00 h. Information for patients on the internet: quality resources and blog creation (English).

12:00 h. Pubmed – customized filters (English). 13:00 h. Zotero. Citation Management Software (English). 15:00 h. Información para pacientes en internet: recursos de calidad y creación de blogs (Spanish). 16:00 h. Pubmed alerts (English). 17:00 h. Pubmed – filtros personalizados (Spanish). 18:00 h. Zotero. Gestor de referencias bibliográficas (Spanish).

10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL04

Auditorium

 SYCHIATRIC ILLNESS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: RISK AND P PREVENTION

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Jerónimo Saiz (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Judy Rapoport (USA).

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11:00 h. Pubmed –Alertas (Spanish).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY649

Room 3

 MERGENCY SCREENING SYSTEMS FOR PERSONS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS: E ENHANCING COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE POLICE AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Chairperson: John Hirdes (Canada). Speakers: DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERRAI EMERGENCY SCREENER FOR PSYCHIATRY (ESP) John Hirdes (Canada). DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERRAI BRIEF MENTAL HEALTH SCREENER (BMHS) FOR USE BY POLICE OFFICERS DURING MENTAL HEALTH APPREHENSION Ronald Hoffman (Canada).

TUESDAY 16th

USING THE INTERRAI BMHS AND ESP SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT SYSTEMS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE NIAGARA MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS PROGRAM Barb Pizzingrilli (Canada).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY065

Room 4

 LINICAL ASPECTS OF ADHD THROUGHOUT LIFE: DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS, C ONE DISORDER Chairperson: Sandra J. Kooij (The Netherlands). Co-Chair: Iris Manor (Israel). Speakers: NEUROBIOLOGICAL BASIS OF RESPONSE TO LISDEXAMFETAMINE (VYVANSE®) IN ADULTS WITH ADHD Jeffrey Newcorn (USA). EMOTIONAL LABILITY: THE DISCRIMINATIVE VALUE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ATTENTION DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER IN ADULTS J. Antoni Ramos-Quiroga (Spain). OBJECTIVE MEASURES OF ATTENTION PERFORMANCE IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF ADHD IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN Miriam Peskin (Israel). ADHD IN OLDER ADULTS: EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA ON PREVALENCE, COMORBIDITY AND PHYSICAL HEALTH FROM THE LASA STUDY AMSTERDAM Sandra J. Kooij (The Netherlands).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY530

Room 5

NEUROCOGNITIVE AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT IN MOOD DISORDERS Chairperson: Allan Young (United Kingdom). Speakers: NEUROCOGNITIVE DEFICITS IN MOOD DISORDERS: BIOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS Benicio Frey (Canada). CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF NEUROCOGNITION: THE BASIS FOR IMPROVED CLINICAL OUTCOMES Michael Berk (Australia).

TUESDAY 16th

NEUROCOGNITION AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Serge Beaulieu (Canada). NEUROCOGNITIVE AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN DEPRESSION Arun Ravindran (Canada).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Forum – FO7

Room 6

DUAL PATHOLOGY IN THE MAGHREB

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: Mehdi Paes (Morocco). Speakers: DUAL PATHOLOGY AND HARM REDUCTION: A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT IN TANGIERS, MOROCCO Jean-Pierre Daulouède (France). ADDICTION TO HIGH DOSE BUPRENORPHINE IN TUNISIA Haifa Zalila (Tunisia). DUAL PATHOLOGY AND COCAINE IN MOROCCO Soumia Berrada (Morocco). OPIATE SUBSTITUTION TREATMENTS AND HARM REDUCTION IN MOROCCO Fatima El Omari (Morocco). DUAL PATHOLOGY IN ALGERIA. CURRENT INVENTORY AND CHALLENGES Nadir Bourbon (Algeria).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY349

Room 7

 DVANCED NEUROIMAGING IN EARLY PSYCHOSIS: TRANSLATIONAL IMPACTS A FOR CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Silvana Galderisi (Italy). Co-Chair: Lynn De Lisi (USA).

TUESDAY 16th

Speakers: CORTICAL DYSFUNCTION DIRECTLY RELATED TO SUBCORTICAL DOPAMINE AND GLUTAMATE NEUROTRANSMISSION IN SUBJECTS AT CLINICAL RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS Paolo Fusar-Poli (Italy). STRUCTURAL AND EFFECTIVE CONNECTIVITY ABNORMALITIES UNDERLYING THE ONSET OF PSYCHOSIS Stefan Borgwardt (Switzerland). BIOMARKERS OF EARLY PSYCHOSIS USING PATTERN RECOGNITION METHODS Nikos Koutsouleris (Germany) LONG-TERM ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT AND BRAIN VOLUMES Matti Isohanni (Finland).

10:30 – 11:15 h.

Section Workshop – SWS621

Room 8

THE REDUCTION OF COERCION IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Michaela Amering (Austria). Co-Chair: Richard Warner (USA). Speakers: REDUCTION OF COERCION IN US INPATIENT SETTINGS IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL POLICY CHANGES Richard Warner (USA). HUMAN RIGHTS IN PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION: THE STATE OF THE ART Ricardo Guinea (Spain). COMMENTARY ON THE REPORT BY THE UN SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RISK OF TORTURE IN HEALTH CARE SETTINGS Federico Allodi (Canada).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY651

Room 9

THE INFLAMED MIND: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE Chairperson: Kathleen Franco (USA). Speakers: THE ROLE OF NEUROINFLAMMATION IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF MOOD DISORDERS: EVIDENCE FOR A POTENTIAL ROLE OF MICROGLIAL CELLS Johann Steiner (Germany). THE HISTORY OF INFLAMMATION AND MENTAL ILLNESS Fernando Espi Forcen (USA).

TUESDAY 16th

DELIRIUM AND INFLAMMATION Kathleen Franco (USA). THE ROLE OF EMOTIONAL TRAUMA AND INFLAMMATION IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESS Tatiana Falcone (USA).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY308

Room 10

 IVERSE CROSS-CULTURAL APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF D FAMILY IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY PRACTICE AND RESEARCH Chairperson: Gordana Milavić (United Kingdom). Speakers: RECONSIDERING PEDIATRIC TBI REHABILITATION. A MAORI INTERVENTION Hinemoa Elder (New Zealand). FAMILY FUNCTION AS PREDICTOR OF PSYCHIATRIC OUTCOME FOLLOWING ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY (ABI) IN CHILDREN Maria Teresa Lax Pericall (United Kingdom). FAMILY FUNCTION AS PREDICTOR OF PSYCHIATRIC OUTCOME FOLLOWING ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY (ABI) IN CHILDREN Barry S. Carlton (United Kingdom).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY489

Room 11

 OVEL THERAPEUTIC TARGETS IN PSYCHIATRY: NEURO-CHEMICAL N MECHANISMS AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Florence Thibaut (France). Co-Chair: Venugopal Jhanwar (India).

TUESDAY 16th

Speakers: PROTEIN KINASE C INHIBITORS IN THE TREATMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDERS M. S. Reddy (India). THE STEROID 5 ALPHA REDUCTASE AS A NOVEL THERAPEUTIC TARGET FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA Rajesh Nagpal (India). THE THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF INFLAMMATORY BIOMARKERS IN DEPRESSION Debashis Ray (India). TRANSLATING MITOCHONDRIAL DYSFUNCTION IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS INTO THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS G. P. Rao (India).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY295

Room 12

THE BIRTH OF PSYCHIATRY: AN EUROPEAN MOVEMENT Chairperson: Emilio Vaschetto (Argentina). Speakers: FROM THE PHILOSOPHY OF MADNESS TO THE HEALTH OF THE SOUL. JOSEPH DAQUIN (1731-1815) Rafael Huertas (Spain). VINCENZO CHIARUGI: PAZZIA AND THE REGULATION OF ST. BONIFACE IN THE ORIGINS OF MODERN PSYCHIATRY Norberto A. Conti (Argentina). ALEXANDER CRICHTON AND HIS TIME Daniel Matusevich (Argentina). JOHANN CHRISTIAN REIL AND HIS HOLISTIC CONCEPTION OF PSYCHIATRY Juan Carlos Stagnaro (Argentina).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY166

Room 13

 RAINING CHILD PSYCHIATRISTS IN CBT: RECOMMENDED METRICS AND T METHODS Chairperson: Robert D. Friedberg (USA). Speakers: EVALUATING CHILD PSYCHIATRIC FELLOWS’ COMPETENCE IN CBT: LEAD AND GOLD STANDARDS Micaela Thordarson (USA). DEMAGNIFYING THE CHALLENGES OF SCARCITY, CULTURAL GAPS, AND LANGUAGE BARRIERS; A TRAINEE’S PERSPECTIVE Siriat Ularntinon (Thailand). TUESDAY 16th

THE USE OF CINEMATIC, LITERARY, AND THEATRICAL ARTS IN TEACHING CBT Melanie Pereira (Brazil).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY682

Room 14

 HE USE OF FICTION FILMS IN THE COGNITIVE TRAINING OF SCHIZOPHRENIA T AND OTHER CHRONIC PSYCHOSIS Chairperson: Luis M. Iruela Cuadrado (Spain). Speakers: DOCUMENTARY: “THE SUTURES” Luis Caballero (Spain). A PILOT STUDY OF COGNITIVE TRAINING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: EFFECTS ON NEUROCOGNITION OF A NEW TECHNIQUE BASED ON FICTION CINEMA Mónica Magariños López (Spain). A PILOT STUDY OF COGNITIVE TRAINING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: EFFECTS ON SOCIAL COGNITION OF A NEW TECHNIQUE BASED ON FICTION CINEMA Inés García del Castillo (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS271

Room 16

ENFERMEDADES PSICOCUTÁNEAS EN PEDIATRÍA

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Andrés Arce (Paraguay). Co-Chair: Julio Torales (Paraguay).

TUESDAY 16th

Speakers: PSICODERMATOLOGÍA EN PEDIATRÍA Julio Torales (Paraguay). TRICOTILOMANÍA PEDIÁTRICA Rodrigo Chamorro (Chile).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY405

Room 18

HOT TOPICS ON TRANSCULTURAL PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Hellme Najim (United Kingdom). Speakers: TRANSCULTURAL ASPECTS OF STIGMA Hellme Najim (United Kingdom). ZAR AS A RELIGIOUS TREATMENT SERMONY OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN EGYPT Salah Abou Alfadel (United Kingdom). PERINATAL PSYCHIATRY IN THE ARAB WORLD Zainab Najim (United Kingdom). TRANSCULTURAL MODELS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY Farooq Naeem (United Kingdom).

10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS433

Room 20

 HE INTEGRATION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICES IN PSYCHIATRY: A T COMPARISON BETWEEN ENGLAND AND ITALY Chairperson: Matteo Mazzariol (Italy). Speakers: THE INTEGRATION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICES IN ENGLAND: UTHOPY OR REALITY? Carlo Henrich (United Kingdom). THE INTEGRATION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICE IN ITALY: THE EXPERIENCE OF RAGUSA Giuseppe Cannella (Italy).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP22

Room 21 Chairperson: Maria Nilsson (Denmark). Speakers: 1 PSYCHOANALYTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY OF ADDICTS Biljana Andjelkovic (Serbia).

2 GROUP COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY AND GROUP RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY FOR ADULTS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: A PRELIMINARY RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Eva Hesselmark, Stephanie Plenty, Susanne Bejerot (Sweden).

Ignacio Melendez Librero, Ivan Roque González, Lisi Amaya Lega, Carolina Cabrera Ortega (Spain).

4 POST-DISCHARGE TRANSDIAGNOSTIC ADAPTION FOCUSED COGNITIVE GROUP THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND PERSONALITY DISORDERS

Maria Nilsson, Josefine Koch, Eybjørg Heygum, Marianne Pedersen, Sidse Arnfred (Denmark).

5 How to choose different types of psychotherapy in Brazil Elias Abdalla-Filho (Brazil).

6

E FFECTIVENESS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY WITH PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA: CASE STUDY SERIES

Ved Prakash Maurya, Rupali Shivalkar, Garima Kapoor, Manish Kanasal, Sangeeta Mitra (India).

7 COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Daniela Scuticchio, Marco Bertelli, Stefano Lassi (Italy).

8 THE POSSIBILITY OF TREATING SCHIZOPHRENIA BY PSYCHOTHERAPY BASED ON NEUROPSYCHE’S PHYSIOLOGY AT HUMAN BIRTH

Daniela Polese, Alessandro Mazzetta, Marcella Fagioli, Francesco Fargnoli, Francesca Fagioli, Andrea Cantini, Luca Giorgini, Eva Gebhardt, Maria Gabriella Gatti (Italy).

9 Psychotherapeutic help in emergency situations Siarhei Davidousski (Belarus).

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3 DYSTHYMIA FROM A GROUP VIEW

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP23

Room 22 Chairperson: Naomi Anderson (United Kingdom). Speakers: 1 The Bahai Faith: A Psychological Perspective Hamid Peseschkian (Germany).

2 RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES AND PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS: CRITERIA FOR DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS Ignacio Boné (Spain).

3 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy In The Light of Noble Quran TUESDAY 16th

Aziz Quadri, Meraj Quadri (India).

4 Wife beating : preventing through religion Nasima Hasan (Bangladesh).

5 FAITH-BASED ADAPTATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPIES FOR DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS Naomi Anderson, Judy Wright, Dean McMillan  (United Kingdom).

6 Traditional Healers in the Treatment of Mental Illness: A Systematic Review Gareth Nortje, Bibilola Oladeji, Oye Gureje, Soraya Seedat  (South Africa).

7 INSTRUMENTS TO MEASURE RELIGIOUSNESS/SPITITUALITY: IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND VALIDATION PROCESS Cristiane Schumann, Giancarlo Lucchetti, Alexander Moreira-Almeida (Brazil).

8 ADDITIVE EFFECT OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: A STUDY FROM BANGLADESH

M M Jalal Uddin, Helal Uddin Ahmed, Mohammad Tarikul Alam, Niaz Mohammad Khan, Waziul Alam Chowdhury, Md. Golam Rabbani (Bangladesh).

9 St. Gregory of Narek’s Remedy for Mental Cure Armen Nersisyan, Tigran Nersisyan (Armenia).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP24

Room 23 Chairperson: Liliana Galindo (Spain). Speakers: 1 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF A SAMPLE 32 PATIENTS TREATED WITH XEPLION® (PALIPERIDONE PALMOATE) IN A SPANISH SEMI-RURAL MENTAL HEALTH CENTER

María García Nicolás, David Calvo Medel, Silvia Lou Mur, Luis Alfonso Nuñez Domínguez (Spain).

2 PSYCHOLOGICAL AGE LAG AND RELATED FACTORS OF PATIENTS AT THE REMISSION PHASE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

3 How much can the psychosocial intervention influence the course of schizophrenia? The case of a 37 years old man suffering from hebephrenia Konstantinos Paschalidis, Polyxeni Dalli, Peter Argitis, Ioannis Chaviaras, Chrysoula Chatzidai (Greece).

4 Lifetime diagnosis of cannabis use disorders is associated with plasma levels of homocysteine and folic acid in first-episode schizophrenia patients Blazej Misiak, Dorota Frydecka, Ryszard Slezak, Patryk Piotrowski, Andrzej Kiejna (Poland).

5 GENDER, LOCATION AND PREVALENCE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA DISABILITY IN CHINA Tianli Liu, Xiaoying Zheng (China).

6 CLINICAL AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CORRELATES OF INSIGHT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

Mamta Sood, Rakesh Chadda, Ritishri Kukreti, Ashwini Mishra, Kalpana, Srigopal Goyal (India).

7 NEUROLOGICAL SOFT SIGNS AND ABNORMAL FUNCTIONING OF THE DEFAULT MODE NETWORK IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND UNAFFECTED RELATIVES Liliana Galindo, Francisco Pastoriza, Nuria Roé, Daniel Bergé, Anna Mané, Marisol Picado, Antoni Bulbena, Oscar Vilarroya-Olivé (Spain).

8 The relative efficacy of clozapine adjuncts for the negative symptoms of treatment resistant schizophrenia: a Bayesian MCMC meta-analysis of randomised double-blind placebo controlled trials Surendra Singh, Nilamadhab Kar, Vidhi Singh  (United Kingdom).

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TUESDAY 16th

Suyiin Zhao, Baoping Yan, Wenhua Sang, Jianhua Sun, Bing Li, Tao Xu, Jian Li, Keqing Li (China).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 11:15 – 12:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS572

Room 8

 VALUATION OF PSYCHOSIS EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS IN CANADA: E TOWARDS NATIONAL STANDARDS OF PROGRAM DELIVERY AND CARE Chairperson: Philip Tibbo (Canada). Speakers: EXAMINATION OF PSYCHOSIS EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS IN CANADA Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

TUESDAY 16th

OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL STANDARDS OF PROGRAM DELIVERY AND CARE IN EARLY INTERVENTION SERVICES IN CANADA Ashok Malla (Canada).

11:15 – 12:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS375

Room 20

 SYCHOTHERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS OF ANDALUCIA’S (SPAIN) CURRENT P PSYCHIATRY

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Javier Hernández Osuna (Spain). Speakers: SYSTEMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AT THE USMC “MACARENA NORTE”, SEVILLE (SPAIN) José Ignacio del Pino Montesinos (Spain). PYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOEDUCATION: APPLICATIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF PERFECTIONISM Manuel Álvarez Romero (Spain). BRIEF PSYCHODINAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY MODELS María Luisa Gutiérrez López (Spain). GROUP PSICHOTHERAY IN NEUROTIC DISORDERS Manuel Guillén Benítez (Spain).

12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL05

Auditorium

THE SIMPLE TRUTH ABOUT THE GENETIC COMPLEXITY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Miguel Bernardo (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Daniel Weinberger (USA).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY509

Room 1

PERSONALIZED PSYCHIATRY: A WINDOW ON THE FUTURE Chairperson: Jerald Kay (USA). Co-Chair: Giampaolo Perna (Italy). Speakers: PERSONALIZED DEPRESSION THERAPY – A REPURPOSING OPPORTUNITY FOR DRUGS WITH A SPECIFIC MECHANISM OF ACTION Florian Holsboer (Germany).

TUESDAY 16th

PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN CHILD PSYCHIATRY: THE CASE OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Maria Nobile (Italy). PERSONALIZED PSYCHIATRY AND PANIC DISORDER: FROM GENETICS TO ENDOPHENOTYPES Giampaolo Perna (Italy). THE PERSISTENT AND PERVASIVE NEUROBIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT: TREATMENT IMPLICATIONS Charles B. Nemeroff (USA).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY595

Room 2

 ENDER A MULTIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPT. A NEW APPROACH WITH FUTURE G IMPLICATIONS IN PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS IN WOMEN

In Spanish

Chairperson: Ana González-Pinto (Spain). Speakers: GENDER: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPT. IMPLICATION FOR PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Margarita Saenz Herrero (Spain). WOMEN MENTAL HEALTH ALL OVER THE WORLD: POVERTY, DISCRIMINATION, AND VIOLENCE. SOCIO-POLITICAL ASPECTS Magdalena Marino (USA). SEX AND GENDER DIFFERENCES IN ADOLESCENCE DEPRESSION Beatriz Payá (Spain). LIFE INSCTINCT AND SUICIDE. A GENDER PERSPECTIVE Olatz Napal (Spain). PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, ART AND GENDER Belén Sanz-Aránguez (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY642

Room 4

TRASTORNOS DEL COMPORTAMIENTO EN LA INFANCIA Y ADOLESCENCIA

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Roque Prego Dorca (Spain). Speakers: EL CONTEXTO TEÓRICO DEL SÍNDROME DE ALINEACIÓN PARENTAL María Fe Bravo Ortiz (Spain). LA PRAGMÁTICA DEL SAP Y SU INFLUENCIA EN LOS PROCESOS JUDICIALES Antonio Escudero Nafs (Spain). TUESDAY 16th

El SAP Y LA MIRADA GLOBAL DE LA PEDIATRÍA SOCIAL SOBRE LOS EFECTOS EN EL NIÑO Antonio Gancedo Baranda (Spain). ¿QUIÉNES UTILIZAN EL SAP? ¿ASISTIMOS A LA CRECIENTE TRANSFORMACIÓN DE LA FAMILIA EN UN AMBIENTE VIOLENTO? José Leal Rubio (Spain).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY407

Room 5

 EUROPSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF NORMAL AND DISTURBED SLEEP: AN N UPDATE Section Symposium of the WPA Section “Psychiatry & Sleep Wakefulness Disorders” Chairperson: Mathias Berger (Germany). Co-Chair: Tomas Paparrigopoulos (Greece). Speakers: SLEEP-RELATED MEMORY CONSOLIDATION Christoph Nissen (Germany). Mathias Berger (Germany). SLEEP IN DEMENTIA; AN OVERVIEW Dimitris Dikeos (Greece). SLEEP IN NEURODEGENERATIVE TAUOPATHIES Nicolas-Tiberio Economou (Greece). SLEEP IN NEURODEGENERATIVE SYNUCLEINOPATHIES Luigi Ferini-Strambi (Italy).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY437

Room 6

 EPRESSION, ADDICTION AND HEPATITIS C INFECTION: A GENDER D APPROACH

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: Marta Torrens (Spain). Speakers: DEPRESSION AND HCV TREATMENT IN FEMALES Rocío Martín-Santos (Spain). THE REDUCE INTERVENTION FOR VHC IN FEMALE DRUG USERS Gail Gilchrist (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS636

Room 7

TERRORISM - PSYCHIATRISTS’ PERSPECTIVE

TUESDAY 16th

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CO-MORBIDITY OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER Gabriele Fischer (Austria).

Chairperson: Hiranya Kumar Goswami (India). Speakers: TERRORISM – MEANING AND NOTION Kamala Deka (India). MIND BEHIND TERRORISM Soumitra Ghosh (India). PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF TERRORIST ATTACK WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO NORTH EASTERN India Dhrubajyoti Bhuyan (India). WHAT A PSYCHIATRIST CAN DO? Kamala Deka (India).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS491

Room 8

 REGISTER IN THE UK TO DETERMINE THE SAFETY OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC A DRUGS DURING PREGNANCY Chairperson: Rohit Shankar (United Kingdom). Co-Chair: Richard Laugharne (United Kingdom). Speakers: ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION IN PREGNANCY A CONCERNING ENIGMA Richard Laugharne (United Kingdom).

TUESDAY 16th

THE CURRENT CLINICAL GAP AND THE LEARNING FROM THE BELFAST REGISTER Rohit Shankar (United Kingdom). A REGISTER IN THE UK TO DETERMINE THE SAFETY OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS DURING PREGNANCY Zoe Doran (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY531

Room 10

 HE CANADIAN NETWORK OF MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS TREATMENTS T (CANMAT) TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT OF CO-MORBIDITIES IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER Chairperson: Serge Beaulieu (Canada). Speakers: THE CANADIAN NETWORK FOR MOOD AND ANXIETY TREATMENTS (CANMAT) TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER AND COMORBID ANXIETY DISORDERS Diane McIntosh (Canada). CANADIAN NETWORK FOR MOOD AND ANXIETY TREATMENTS (CANMAT) TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TREATING METABOLIC COMORBIDITY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER OR BIPOLAR DISORDER Roumen Milev (Canada). CANADIAN NETWORK FOR MOOD AND ANXIETY TREATMENTS (CANMAT ) TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS ON MANAGING PATIENTS WITH MOOD DISORDERS AND COMORBID SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS Serge Beaulieu (Canada).

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12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS521

Room 11

 Y OPENING THE THERAPEUTIC HORIZON ADDICTED PATIENTS FROM A B TRANSDISCIPLINARY VISION Chairperson: Gregorio Álvarez Tejerina (Argentina). Speakers: BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY ADDICTIONS Diego Monti (Argentina). CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF TRANSDISCIPLINARY Celeste Álvarez Capin (Argentina).

TUESDAY 16th

PSYCHOMETRIC SCALES EXPERIENCES OF ADDICTED PATIENTS Priscila Ferraro de Maria (Argentina). THE ROLE OF THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF ADDICTIONS Jorge Valverdi Pucheta (Argentina)

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY385

Room 12

 EERS® EVIDENCE-BASED SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING FOR ADOLESCENTS P WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER: BEYOND TREATMENT EFFICACY Chairperson: Anthony Bailey (Canada). Speakers: INTRODUCTION TO A PARENT-ASSISTED SOCIAL SKILLS INTERVENTION FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH ASD: EFFICACY STUDIES OF PEERS® IN NORTH AMERICA Elizabeth Laugeson (USA). ISSUES REGARDING TRANSCULTURAL VALIDATION USING A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED DESIGN: DEVELOPMENT OF KOREAN VERSION OF PEERS® Heejeong Yoo (South Korea). ADAPTATION AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A CLINICAL TRIAL OF PEERS® WITH ADOLESCENTS WITH ASD IN ISRAEL Ofer Golan (Israel). Sandra Israel-Yaacov (Israel). TREATMENT EFFECTS ON NEURAL FUNCTION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ASD: CHANGES IN THE SOCIAL BRAIN FOLLOWING PEERS® Amy Van Hecke (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS599

Room 13

 CARED KITTENS, HULKS AND OVERDRIVE COMPUTERS: DEVELOPMENTAL S AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PREDICAMENTS IN ADHD SPECTRUM DISORDERS Chairperson: Ruth Brand Flu (United Kingdom). Speakers: DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMAS UNDER THE ADHD UMBRELLA Ruth Brand Flu (United Kingdom).

TUESDAY 16th

LASER BEAMING AND FAST TRACK INTERVENTIONS IN ADHD SPECTRUM DISORDER Ruth Brand Flu (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY248

Room 14

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF ADHD Chairperson: Jeffrey Newcorn (USA). Speakers: OXIDATIVE STRESS AND ADHD: A META-ANALYSIS Stephen V. Faraone (USA). NEW FRONTIERS IN THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF ADHD: PERSPECTIVES FROM ANIMAL MODELS Pradeep Bhide (USA). IMAGING BRAIN NETWORK ABNORMALITIES IN MEDICATION-NAIVE ADULTS WITH ADHD Nikos Makris (USA). FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS OF ADHD RISK ALLELES ON DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER BINDING IN ADHD AND HEALTHY CONTROLS Joseph Biederman (USA).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Workshop – SWS695

Room 15

 OVEL TECHNIQUES IN COUPLE AND SEX THERAPY: DANCE/MOVEMENT N THERAPY AND MINDFULNESS

Human Sexuality Track

Chairperson: Radwa Said Abdelazim Elfeqi (Egypt).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY319

Room 16

VIOLENCIA, SOCIEDAD Y PATOLOGÍAS EMERGENTES

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Nora Marchena (Argentina). Co-Chair: Cristina Deprati (Argentina).

TUESDAY 16th

Speakers: VIOLENCIA SOCIEDAD Y PATOLOGÍAS EMERGENTES Horacio Vommaro (Argentina). PREVENCIÓN Y ATENCIÓN DE LA VIOLENCIA FAMILIAR Y MALTRATO INFANTIL Manuel Escalante (Peru). VIOLENCIA EN NIÑOS Y ADOLESCENTES Lelis Nazario (Puerto Rico).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY704

Room 17

 INDING ADDICTIVE OBJECTS IN THE ENVIRONMENT: FOCUS ON F BEHAVIOURAL ADDICTIONS Chairperson: Luigi Janiri (Italy). Co-Chair: Christian G. Schütz (Canada). Speakers: IMPULSIVITY AND NATURAL REWARDS IN GAMBLING DISORDER Giovanni Martinotti (Italy). SPORTS AND EXERCISE ADDICTION David Baron (USA). BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS IN ADOLESCENCE: ENVIRONMENTAL RISK FACTORS Marco Di Nicola (Italy). SELF-SELECTION IN ONLINE VIDEO GAME RESEARCH Yasser Khazaal (Switzerland).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY686

Room 18

PSYCHIATRY AND ETHOLOGY: NEW WINE IN OLD BOTTLES Chairperson: Antoni Bulbena (Spain). Co-Chair: Jaume Fatjó (Spain). Speakers: THE HUMAN-ANIMAL BOND Kurt Kotrschal (Austria).

TUESDAY 16th

THE THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF ANIMALS: A CRITICAL REVIEW Karin Hediger (Switzerland). ANIMAL HOARDING: ENGAGING THE MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITY FOR BETTER SOLUTIONS Gary Patronek (USA). MEASURING THE HUMAN-ANIMAL BOND Jaume Fatjó (Spain).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY915

Room 19

BIPOLARITY BOUNDARIES AND THEIR TREATMENT

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

SONEPSYN- University of Chile Symposium Chairperson: Eduardo Correa (Chile). Speakers: MOOD STABILIZERS AND COGNITION IN BIPOLAR PATIENTS Eduardo Correa (Chile). EPILEPSY, MOOD DISORDERS AND BIPOLARITY. CONVERGENT OR DIVERGENT ENTITIES? Fernando Ivanovic-Zuvic (Chile). THYROID AND DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS Luis Risco (Chile).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY203

Room 20

BIOMARKERS OF ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENT OUTCOME Chairperson: Jorge Pla-Vidal (Spain). Speakers: BRAIN FAAD IN MAJOR DEPRESSION AND DEPRESSION-LIKE BEHAVIOR IN RATS: EFFECTS OF ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENTS María Julia García-Fuster (Spain).

UNREVEALING THE ROLE OF THE SUBGENUAL ANTERIOR CINGULATE IN THE COURSE OF MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Scott A. Langenecker (USA). NEUROIMAGING PREDICTORS OF PLACEBO EFFECTS IN ANTIDEPRESSANT TRIAL Marta Peciña-Iturbe (USA).

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TUESDAY 16th

A COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL MODEL OF ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUG ACTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT DEVELOPMENT AND PREDICTION OF TREATMENT OUTCOME Abbie Pringle (United Kingdom).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP25

Room 21 Chairperson: Aleksandar Janca (Australia). Speakers: 1 SOCIAL NETWORK, MENTAL HEALTH AND ADJUSTMENT IN IRAQI REFUGEES IN SWEDEN Maria Sundvall, Valerie DeMarinis (Sweden).

2 NGILMU AS A CULTURE BOUND PHENOMENON IN PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOSIS IN JAVA, INDONESIA Brihastami Sawitri, Hanafi Muljohardjono (Indonesia).

3 3 YEARS OF IWAKI (FUKUSHIMA j FState of inhabitants of Iwaki city 3 years after the huge earthquake and nuclear power plant accident TUESDAY 16th

Makoto Fusegi (Japan).

4 ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL WELLBEING AMONG AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL PEOPLE Aleksandar Janca, Zaza Lyons (Australia).

5 CROSS-CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF MENTAL HEALTH (CARE) SITUATION OF IMMIGRANTS WITH A TURKISH DESCENT LIVING IN GERMANY

Ulrike Kluge, Simone Penka, Azra Vardar, Demet Dingoyan, Mike Mösko, Andreas Heinz (Germany).

6 Illness experience in migrants with psychosis in Portugal Cátia Guerra, Joana Rebelo, Telmo Coelho, Márcia Mota (Portugal).

7 Phenomenology of Prescribed Heroin Paloma Massó (Spain).

8 The epidemiology of mental disorders in a South African urban refugee population Jonathan Burns, Varsha Maharaj, Mpho Mhlongo, Lindokuhle Thela, Charlotte Labys, Andrew Tomita  (South Africa).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP26

Room 22 Chairperson: Judith Fox (USA). Speakers: 1 INTERNALIZED STIGMA AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF SELF-ESTEEM Sandra Oliveira, Francisco Esteves, Helena Carvalho (Portugal).

2 PERCEPTION OF MENTAL ILLNESS AMONG EMPLOYEES OF A NORTHERN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITY Victor Olisah, Oluwatosin Adekeye, Taiwo Sheikh (Nigeria).

Judith Fox (USA).

4 INVESTIGATING MENTAL ILLNESS STIGMA IN TURKISH AND GREEK CYPRIOTS LIVING IN CYPRUS Akile Zorba  (United Kingdom).

5 Influences of attribution, stigmatization and life experience on the caregiverprovider working alliance in an Eastern cultural context HuiChing Wu, Fang-Pei Chen, Chun-Jen Huang, Chia-Hsuan Chen (Taiwan).

6 The effectiveness of an intervention to reduce stigma in high school students: a quasi-experimental study

Jesús Saiz, Miguel Ángel Escudero, Elisabeth Ureña, Carlos Vaquero, Monserrat Cebollero (Spain).

7 SEX, GENDER, SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND SEXUAL CONDUCT INTERACTION BETWEEN GOVERNMANT AND EXPERT WITNESS Carlos A. Cabán Pacheco  (Puerto Rico).

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TUESDAY 16th

3 Co-Constructing Stigma and the Therapist-Parent Alliance

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP27

Room 23 Chairperson: Shannon Stewart (Canada). Speakers: 1 Psychosocial risk factors for Adolescents’ suicidal attempts

Soheir ElGhonemy, AbdelNasser Omar, Mohy ElMasry, Hossam Younis (Egypt).

2 INTENTIONAL MISUSE OF PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION: ITS RELATIONSHIP TO NON-SUICIDAL SELFINJURY AMONG ADOLESCENTS RECEIVING INPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Shannon Stewart, Phil Baiden, Laura Theall (Canada).

3 SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN THE BELGIAN GENERAL PRACTICE POPULATION OVER TWO DECADES TUESDAY 16th

Nicole Boffin, Sarah Moreels, Viviane Van Casteren (Belgium).

4 DIFFERENCES BY GENDER AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL IN PATIENTS THAT MADE AN IMPULSIVE OR PREMEDITATED ATTEMPT OF SUICIDE IN MEXICAN POPULATION

Alicia E González-Ramón, Esdras Magaña-Arjona, Antonia Jiménez-Santos, Sherezada Pool García, Martha Velázquez-Sánchez, Yesenia Peralta, Lilia López-Narváez, Isela Juárez Rojop, Mario Villar Soto, Carlos Alfonso Tovilla-Zarate (Mexico).

5 SUICIDE BEHAVIORS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN CAMPECHE, MEXICO

Fernando Wagner, Catalina González-Forteza, Carlos Juarez-López, Liliana Montejo-Leon (USA).

6 SUICIDES IN 14-25 YEAR AGE GROUP OVER 10 YEARS IN CHANDIGARH CITY: DEVELOPING SUICIDE PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR YOUNG ADULTS Bir Singh Chavan, Abhijit Rozatkar (India).

7 Specific methods of suicide in five-year age bands after the age of sixty years in England and Wales Sofia Zarate Escudero, Ajit Shah  (United Kingdom).

8 Risk factors for accidental overdose and suicide in criminal justice clients with substance use problems – a follow-up register study Anders Hakansson (Sweden).

9 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN CONFLICT RELATED TRAUMA AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR IN NORTHERN IRELAND Siobhan O’Neill, Finola Ferry, Colette Corry, Sam Murphy, David Bolton, Barney Devine, Brendan Bunting  (United Kingdom).

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12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS380

Room 7

 LINICAL STAGING IN SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS: TOWARDS STAGE C SPECIFIC TREATMENTS IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Patrick D. McGorry (Australia). Co-Chair: Marta Rapado-Castro (Spain).

FATTY ACID MARKERS OF PSYCHOSIS PROGRESSION AND TREATMENT RESPONSE Paul Amminger (Austria). BRAIN IMAGING MARKERS OF PSYCHOSIS RELAPSE. IS THERE EVIDENCE FOR A PSYCHOSIS RELAPSE SIGNATURE? Christos Pantelis (Australia). DURATION OF THE ILLNESS AND RESPONSE TO TREATMENT Marta Rapado-Castro (Spain).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS321

Room 8

 HE CHOOSING WISELY MOVEMENT; IMPLICATIONS FOR AMERICAN T PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Julian Gojer (Canada). Speakers: EVOLUTION OF THE MOVEMENT AND INVOLVEMENT OF MAINSTREAM PSYCHIATRY Antony Fernández (USA). CHOOSING WISELY IN CORRECTIONAL PSYCHIATRY: PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE Pratap Narayan (USA).

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TUESDAY 16th

Speakers: STAGING AND NEUROPROTECTION Michael Berk (Australia).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS223

Room 9

THREE CURRENT ISSUES ON WOMEN’S MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Silvia L. Gaviria (Colombia). Co-Chair: Marta B. Rondón (Peru). Speakers: RESPONDING TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN Marta B. Rondón (Peru).

TUESDAY 16th

SURVIVING CANCER: FAMILY AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS Maria Rueda-Lara (USA). DEPRESSION DURING PERIMENOPAUSE: WHAT WE MUST NOT FORGET Marina Díaz-Marsá (Spain).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS383

Room 11

NEW PSYCHOANALYTICAL CLUSTER OF MENTAL DISEASES Chairperson: Rubén Mario Basili (Argentina). Speakers: Adrián César Besuschio (Argentina). María Cristina Milite (Argentina). Susana Pedernera (Argentina). Mercedes Campi (Argentina).

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12:45 – 13:30 h.

Section Workshop – SWS460

Room 13

 ROM SYMPTOMS TO DISORDERS IN PSYCHIATRY: HOW PSYCHOANALYSIS F CAN HELP Chairperson: Maria Ammon (Germany). Speakers: THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MEMORY AND THE SYMPTOM´S CONTRUCTION Graciela Onofrio (Argentina). WHEN A DISORDER IS A SYMPTOM Jalil Bennani (Morocco).

TUESDAY 16th

IS THERE SUCH A THING AS FAMILY SYMPTOMS? Ioana Atger (France). Discussant: Juan Carlos Fantín (Argentina).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY699

Room 1

 REATING LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER (LGBT) PATIENTS: T AN UPDATE ON CLINICAL ISSUES Chairperson: Kenneth Ashley (USA). Speakers: PSYCHODYNAMIC GROUP THERAPY IN THE SEXUAL MINORITY POPULATION Richard Montoro (Canada). WORKING WITH LGBT CLIENTS WHO HAVE SUFFERED HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS Asher Aladjem (USA). CONDUCTING GAY SENSITIVE FORENSICS EVALUATIONS Siegmund Dannecker (Germany). LGBT HEALTH DISPARITIES Kenneth Ashley (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 19:30 h.

Presidential Session – PS02

Room 2

FOCUSING ON DSM-5 Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz (USA). Co-Chairs: Paul Summergrad (USA). Darrel Regier (USA). Speakers: Marc Auriacombe (France). Gillian Baird (United Kingdom).

TUESDAY 16th

Javier Escobar (USA). Sir David Goldberg (United Kingdom). William Narrow (USA). Bedirhan Üstün (Switzerland). Jim Van Os (The Netherlands). Hans-Ulrich Wittchen (Germany).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY153

Room 3

START THE REVOLUTION WITH ME!: CBT IN THE NEW ERA Chairperson: Robert D. Friedberg (USA). Speakers: COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL FAMILY THERAPY WITH ADULT FAMILY MEMBERS Marisa Keller (USA). CBT METHODS AS EARLY INTERVENTION FOR SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS AFTER THE FIRST PSYCHOSIS Elena Rasskazova (Russia). TRIAL-BASED COGNITIVE THERAPY: A RANDOMIZED TRIAL COMPARING THE EMPTY-CHAIR AND THE STATIC FORMATS Irismar R. de Oliveira (Brazil).

164

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY156

Room 4

 HE COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE REHABILITATION TO IMPROVE THE T EFFECTIVENESS OF INDIVIDUAL PLACEMENT AND SUPPORT Chairperson: María Fe Bravo Ortiz (Spain). Speakers: THE RECOVERY FROM THE EMPLOYMENT IN PERSONS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESSES Francisco Rodríguez Pulido (Spain).

THE COGNITIVE IMPROVEMENT IN MENTAL HEALTH PEOPLE WHO HAVE FAILED IN THE EMPLOYMENT Nayra Caballero Estebaranz (Spain).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY561

Room 5

 ONG-TERM INTEGRATED APPROACHES TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE: THE L RUSSIAN EXPERIENCE Chairperson: Mayya Kulygina (Russia). Speakers: EARLY CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS: LONG-TERM TREATMENT AND PREVENTION STRATEGY Valery Krasnov (Russia). COGNITIVE DEFICIT DYNAMICS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: INTEGRATIVE APPROACH Oleg Papsuev (Russia). INTEGRATED MENTAL HEALTH CARE AT THE LONG-TERM EMERGENCY SITUATION: THE CHECHEN CASE Kyuri Idrisov (Russia). MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN CLEAN UP WORKERS AFTER CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR DISASTER: LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVE OF CARE Evgeny Nikolaev (Russia). LONG-TERM PSYCHOTHERAPY EFFICACY IN MITRAL VALBE PROLAPSE PATIENTS WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL PROOF Elena Pervichko (Russia).

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TUESDAY 16th

COGNITIVE THERAPY IN PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER Manuel Franco (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY9

Room 6

BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: Nady el-Guebaly (Canada). Speakers: SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES ACROSS CHEMICAL AND BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT Enrique Echeburúa (Spain).

TUESDAY 16th

A PERSONAL STATUS, LEGAL, ECONOMIC AND PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS OF TYPES OF ADULT MALE GAMBLERS: THE COMPARISON BETWEEN GAMBLING HABITS Pinhas Dannon (Israel). TOWARDS AN INDIVIDUALIZED TREATMENT PROFILE ACROSS BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS Nady el-Guebaly (Canada).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY597

Room 7

 EURODEGENERATIVE DISORDERS AND NEURODEVELOPMENT DISORDERS: N DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES Chairperson: Jerzy Leszek (Poland). Speakers: EARLY DETECTION OF PSYCHOSES – RESULTS FROM THE BASEL FEPSY PROJECT Anita Riecher-Rössler (Switzerland). METABOLIC SYNDROME - A COMMON LINK IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Andrzej Kiejna (Poland). ALTERED CLOCK-GENE EXPRESSION: A COMMON NEUROPATHOLOGICAL PATHWAY IN AD AND ADHD? Johannes Thome (Germany). BDNF INTERPLAY BETWEEN NEURODEGENERATION AND APATHY Antón Álvarez (Spain). A NEURODEVELOPMENTAL AND NEURODEGENERATIVE DISORDER OR A COMBINATION OF BOTH? Elżbieta Trypka (Poland).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY468

Room 8

 HO ICD-11 SYMPOSIUM IV: PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR ICDW 11: SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER PRIMARY PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS, MOOD DISORDERS, ANXIETY AND FEAR-RELATED DISORDERS, AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN PRIMARY CARE Chairperson: Toshimasa Maruta (Japan).

PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF MOOD DISORDERS Mario Maj (Italy). PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF ANXIETY AND FEAR-RELATED DISORDERS Cary Kogan (Canada). THE WHO CLASSIFICATION OF MENTAL DISORDERS FOR PRIMARY CARE AND GENERAL MEDICAL SETTINGS (ICD11-PHC) David P. Goldberg (United Kingdom).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY578

Room 9

USE OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN SPANISH ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TEAMS Chairperson: Alberto Durán Rivas (Spain). Speakers: PRESCRIPTION OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN THE AVILÉS ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT TEAM Noelía Aller Gómez (Spain). PRESCRIPTION OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN THE BILBAO EZKERRALDEA ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT TEAM Iván Ruiz Ibáñez (Spain). PRESCRIPTION OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN THE GRAN CANARIA ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT TEAM Luz Marina Guerra Cazorla (Spain). PRESCRIPTION OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN THE OVIEDO ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT TEAM Joaquín Moreno Vela (Spain). PRESCRIPTION OF PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS IN THE ÁGUILAS - LORCA ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT TEAM Carlos Oliván Roldán (Spain).

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TUESDAY 16th

Speakers: PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER PRIMARY PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY173

Room 10

QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH DEMENTIA AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Chairperson: Josep Lluís Conde-Sala (Spain). Speakers: THE PERCEIVED QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: DISCREPANCY BETWEEN PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS Oriol Turró-Garriga (Spain). THE ROLE OF NON-COGNITIVE FACTORS IN THE RATINGS OF PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA AND CAREGIVERS’ QUALITY OF LIFE Marcia Cristina Nascimento Dourado (Brazil).

TUESDAY 16th

QUALITY OF LIFE IN INSTITUTIONALIZED OLDER ADULTS WITH DEMENTIA: FOLLOW-UP STUDY Carmen Rodríguez-Blázquez (Spain). QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Helena Sofia Bárrios (Portugal).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY691

Room 11

 EER VICTIMIZATION IN TOURETTE’S DISORDER: AN INTERNATIONAL P PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: Bennett Leventhal (USA). Speakers: WHAT DO STUDIES TELL US ABOUT PEER VICTIMIZATION AND INTERVENTION IN YOUTH WITH TD? Barbara Coffey (USA). RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TICS AND BULLYING EXPERIENCE IN KOREAN SCHOOLAGED CHILDREN Young Shin Kim (South Korea). CLINICAL CASE PRESENTATION: PEER VICTIMIZATION AND SOCIAL ISOLATION IN A CHILD WITH TOURETTE’S DISORDER Beatriz Moyano (Argentina).

168

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY234

Room 12

APATHY: A FREQUENT BUT OFTEN FORGOTTEN SYNDROME IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Luis Agüera-Ortiz (Spain). Speakers: APATHY AS A DYSFUNCTION OF MOTIVATIONAL AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES UNDERLYING GOAL-DIRECTED BEHAVIOR Stefan Kaiser (Switzerland). APATHY IN PSYCHOTIC AND OTHER BRAIN DISORDERS: CAN DIFFERENCES GIVE RISE TO INCREASED UNDERSTANDING OF UNDERLYING MECHANISMS? Ann Faerden (Norway). TUESDAY 16th

APATHY IN DEMENTIA: FROM ASSESSMENT TO STIMULATION Philippe Robert (France). THE PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF APATHY – THE ADMET STUDY Jacobo Mintzer (USA).

15:00 – 15:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS213

Room 13

IMPROVISATION FOR THE CLINICIAN: USING STRATEGIES FROM IMPROVISATIONAL THEATER AND THE ARTS TO ENHANCE CLINICAL TRAINING AND PRACTICE Chairperson: Sarah Gupta (USA). Speakers: UNDERSTANDING IMPROVISATION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO INSIGHT, ATTENTION, AND THE THERAPEUTIC ALLIANCE Moira McKinnon Linam (USA). USING APPLIED ARTS TO ENHANCE CLINICAL TRAINING AND PRACTICE Jeanne St. Pierre (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY233

Room 14

 EGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: NEW INSIGHT FROM N NEUROIMAGING AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY RESEARCH Chairperson: Silvana Galderisi (Italy). Co-Chairs: Nash N. Boutros (USA). Speakers: CHALLENGES IN IDENTIFYING AND ASSESSING NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Julio Bobes (Spain).

TUESDAY 16th

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL ABERRATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Nash N. Boutros (USA). AVOLITION AND ANHEDONIA IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: fMRI AND ERP FINDINGS Armida Mucci (Italy). TMS IN THE TREATMENT OF NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Peter Falkai (Germany).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY559

Room 15

 OW MASS MEDIA INFLUENCE MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIOR AT THE H POPULATION LEVEL: DIFFERENT APPROACHES Symposium of WPA Section on Mass Media and Mental Health Chairperson: Josefina Puig (Argentina). Co-Chair: Luigi Janiri (Italy). Speakers: MASS MEDIA, CHANGES IN MENTAL FUNCTIONING AND IMPULSIVE CONDITIONS Josefina Puig (Argentina). MASS MEDIA: THE UNIQUE THOUGHT VERSUS A CRITICAL THOUGHT Miguel Ángel Materazzi (Argentina). MASS MEDIA AND PSYCHIATRY: AN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP Pedro Ruggero (USA). GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS Giuseppe Spinetti (Italy). INTERNET AND THE DISSOCIATIVE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: BEYOND ADDICTION Luigi Janiri (Italy).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY555

Room 16

 A NECESIDAD DEL ABORDAJE INTERDISCIPLINAR EN LAS PERSONAS L CON TRASTORNOS MENTALES GRAVES: DIVERSAS FORMAS DE MIRAR UNA REALIDAD

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Simposium organized by AEN Chairperson: Francisco Rodríguez Pulido (Spain).

TUESDAY 16th

Speakers: ABORDAJE INTERDISCIPLINAR EN REHABILITACIÓN PSICOSOCIAL Inocencio Díaz (Spain). ABORDAJE INTERDISCIPLINAR EN LOS CUIDADOS DE LA SALUD EN LAS PERSONAS CON TRASTORNO MENTAL GRAVE Natalia González Brito (Spain).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY708

Room 17

 ESTHETIC STRATEGIES AND PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC SIMULATION OF A AUTHENTICITY Art and Psychiatry Symposium Chairperson: Klaus Spiess (Austria). Co-Chair: Hans-Otto Thomashoff (Austria). Speakers: ANN LIV YOUNG: LIVE ART PERFORMANCE Ann Liv Young (USA). ‘I GIVE PEOPLE A HEART ATTACH’ – JOY, TRANSGRESSION AND ENCOUNTER IN THE PERFORMANCES OF ANN LIV YOUNG Jon Refsdal Moe (Norway). THE SWINDLE AND THE PSYCHOTHERAPIST Lucie Strecker (Germany). MIMICRY AS AN AESTHETIC AND PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC STRATEGY Klaus Spiess (Austria).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY718

Room 18

 OPAMINE, SUBTHALAMIC NUCLEUS DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION, AND D PARKINSON’S DISEASE: IMPLICATIONS FOR MOOD DISORDERS AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER Chairperson: Gaston Shechtmann (Sweden). Speakers: MANIA PRE AND POST SUBTHALAMIC NUCLEUS DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR CLINICAL SELECTION AND MOOD TARGETS Mark A. Frye (USA).

TUESDAY 16th

MANIA POST SUBTHALAMIC NUCLEUS DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION FOR PARKINSON’S DISEASE AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER Luc Mallet (France). IMPLICATION AND UNDERLYING NEUROBIOLOGY OF EMOTIONAL AND/OR BEHAVIORAL INDUCTION DURING SUBTHALAMIC NUCLEUS DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE Osama Abulseoud (USA).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY399

Room 19

CLINICAL CHALLENGES IN SUICIDOLOGY Chairperson: Jean Pierre Soubrier (France). Co-Chair: Marco Sarchiapone (Italy). Speakers: EVIDENCE BASED STRATEGIES FOR THE EVALUATION OF SUICIDE RISK Vladimir Carli (Sweden). WHEN YOUR PATIENT DIES BY SUICIDE; AFTERMATH AND IMPLICATIONS Benjamin Sadock (USA). CHARACTERISTICS OF STUDENTS REFERRED FOR TREATMENT IN THE FRENCH COHORT OF THE SEYLE STUDY Jean-Pierre Kahn (France). A RESOURCE CENTRE ON SUICIDOLOGY: WHY, WHAT, HOW, WHEN - A FRENCH UP TO DATE INITIATIVE Jean Pierre Soubrier (France).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY240

Room 20

MENTAL HEALTH ON POST-CONFLICT SYRIA Chairperson: Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh (United Kingdom). Speakers: PTSD AMONG SYRIAN REFUGEES OF THE CURRENT CONFLICT Mamoun Mobayed (Qatar). THE PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT OF SYRIAN CATASTROPHE ON DISPLACED CHILDREN, AND CURRENT RESPONSE OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Redwan El-khayat (France).

TUESDAY 16th

THE ROLE OF TRAUMA SURVIVORS IN MANAGING THEIR CONDITIONS Nadim Almoshmosh (United Kingdom).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP28

Room 21 Chairperson: Carmen Leal (Spain). Speakers: 1 PROMOTING OPTIMAL NATIVE OUTCOMES (PONO) BY UNDERSTANDING WOMEN’S STRESS AND COPING EXPERIENCES Deborah Goebert, May Okihiro, Lisa Duke, Earl Hishinuma, Joseph Kaholokula (USA).

2 METHYLPHENIDATE EXPOSURE DURING PREGNANCY: IS IT SAFE? Zita Gameiro (Portugal).

TUESDAY 16th

3 HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND MENTAL HEALTH: FINDINGS FROM A SURVEY OF TRAFFICKED PEOPLE IN CONTACT WITH HEALTH AND SUPPORT SERVICES IN ENGLAND. Sian Oram, Cathy Zimmerman, Joanne Westwood, Nicky Stanley, Melanie Abas, Debra Bick, Adrian Boyle, Rebecca French, Louise Howard  (United Kingdom).

4 EFFECTS OF A HOPE SUPPORT GROUP ON THE HOPE, RESILIENCE, AND DEPRESSION OF FEMALE VICTIMS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Wen-Li Hou, Nai-Ying Ko, Bih-Ching Shu (Taiwan).

5 A FOLLOW-UP STUDY ON MENTAL HEALTH OF WOMEN WHO CONCEIVED UNDERGOING IN VITRO FERTILIZATION Yu-Ming Wang, Bih-Ching Shu (Taiwan).

6 CLINICAL TRAJECTORIES AND RECURRENCE RISK FACTORS IN WOMEN DIAGNOSED WITH POSTPARTUM DEPRESSIVE EPISODE: AN 8-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY

Alexandre González-Rodríguez, María Luisa Imaz Gurrutxaga, Anna Torres, Purificación Navarro, Carlos Ascaso, Estel Gelabert, Susana Subirá, Anna Plaza, Rocío Martín-Santos, Lluïsa GarcíaEsteve (Spain).

7 Childhood abuse and self harm among women diagnosed with psychiatric disorders Kavita Jangam, muralidharn, Tansa (India).

8 ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION IN PREGNANCY: CURRENT PRACTICE AND IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH Louise Howard, Rob Stewart, Clare Taylor  (United Kingdom).

9 MATERNAL FEARS AND ANXIETY BEFORE AND AFTER INVASIVE AND NON-INVASIVE PRENATAL DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES Vesna Gall, Vesna Košec, Sandra Nakic Rados (Croatia).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP29

Room 22 Chairperson: João Gama Marques (Portugal). Speakers: 1 SEX DIFFERENCES IN AMYGDALA PHYSIOLOGY AND ITS RESPONSE TO STRESS A. Rosenkranz (USA).

2 IN SEARCH OF SUPPORT FOR NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES IN DEVELOPING NATIONS: A LOOK AT PHARMACOLOGY, RECORDING STATISTICS, AND ADVOCACY 3 TOPIRAMATE AUGMENTATION IN RESISTANT OCD: A DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL A. Mowla, A. Pani (Iran).

4 NEUROBIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF SOCIAL AND NON SOCIAL DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES S. Granon, E. Pittaras, A. Nosjean, F. Chauveau, A. Rabat, A. Cressant (France).

5 PSYCHIATRIC FEATURES IN INDIVIDUALS WITH BILATERAL STRIOPALLIDODENTATE CALCINOSIS (FAHR’S DISEASE) I. Mufaddel  (United Arab Emirates).

6 SERUM LEVEL OF OXYTOCIN AS A BIOLOGICAL MARKER IN ECT PREDICTABILITY, IN MAJOR PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS C. Barhale, M.S.V.K. Raju (India).

7 A TRANSLATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEUROTROPHIN HYPOTHESIS OF DEPRESSION M. Molendijk  (The Netherlands).

8 Gene expression in the prefrontal cortex of schizophrenia patients with and without auditory hallucinations Javier Gilabert-Juan, Ana R Sáez, Guillermo López-Campos, Noelia Sebastiá, Rocío GonzálezMartínez, José María Haro, Javier Meana, Juan Nacher, Julio Sanjuán, María Dolores Moltó (Spain).

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A. Lamikanra, T. Wasai, T. Dukukina, S. Armstrong, R. Flu, L. R. Sutton (USA)

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP30

Room 23 Chairperson: Michael Smith (United Kingdom). Speakers: 1 SYMPTOMS, CASE COMPLEXITY, SERVICE USE AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN PEOPLE WITH DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY

Michael Smith, Catherine Deith, Bernard Francq, Jill Morrison, Anthony Pelosi  (United Kingdom).

2 Cannabis and bipolar disorder: does quitting cannabis use during manic/mixed episode improve clinical/ functional outcomes?

TUESDAY 16th

Iñaki Zorrilla, Nuria Nuñez, Sara Barbeito, Mª Purificación López-Peña, Patricia Pérez, Saioa López, Josep María Haro, Jon Gaviña, Adriana García, Ana Mª González-Pinto (Spain).

3 LANGUAGE AND MILD DEPRESSION

Daria Smirnova, Elena Sloeva, Natalia Kuvshinova, Alexander Krasnov, Dmitry Romanov, Gennadii Nosachev  (Russian Federation).

4 TYPOLOGY OF MIXED DEPRESSIVE STATES IN BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER A.S Avedisova, R.V Vorobyev  (Russian Federation).

5 DEEP TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION FOR AFFECTIVE DISORDER Y. Levkovitz (Israel).

6 DEVELOPMENT AND CALIBRATION OF AN ITEM BANK FOR ASSESSING THE AVOIDANT PERSONALITY DISORDER – AvPD-IB Birgit Abberger, Anne Haschke, Jürgen Bengel, Markus Wirtz, Harald Baumeister (Germany).

7 THE ROLE OF COMORBIDITY IN THE CLINICAL COURSE OF PERSONALITY DISORDER WITH AFFECTIVE AND ADDICTIVE PATHOLOGY Natalia Cherniak, Aleksandr Petrov  (Russian Federation).

8 High frequency TMS for the management of Borderline Personality Disorder: a case report. Sahar Ansar, Sina Hafizi, Mohammad Ali Oghabia, Naghme Hasani, Mohammad Arbabi (Iran).

9 CHINESE PERSONALITY TRAITS AND THE EMOTIONAL SYMPTOMS OF BIPOLAR DISORDERS: ANY CULTURE-SPECIFIC ASSOCIATIONS? W. Wang, H.H Li, J. Hu (China).

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15:45 – 16:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS644

Room 13

UPDATE ON PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE Chairperson: Kathleen Franco (USA). Speakers: PREVENTION OF DELIRIUM Kathleen Franco (USA). UPDATE ON EVIDENCE-BASED PSYCHIATRIC CARE OF CANCER PATIENTS Maria Rueda-Lara (USA).

TUESDAY 16th

UPDATE ON EPILEPSY Tatiana Falcone (USA). Discussant: Fernando Espi Forcen (USA).

16:30 – 17:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL06

Auditorium

PREVENTION IN PSYCHIATRY: WE CAN DO MUCH BETTER

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Eudoxia Gay (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Celso Arango (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY714

Room 1

INTERNATIONAL LATINO RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP SCREENING RESULTS Chairperson: Margarita Alegría (USA). Co-Chair: Ligia Chávez (Puerto Rico). Speakers: PREDICTORS OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS IN A LATINO SAMPLE Xulian Mozo Alegría (Spain).

TUESDAY 16th

THE TESTING OF THE AC-OK WITH AN INTERNATIONAL SAMPLE OF LATINO IMMIGRANTS Ligia Chávez (Puerto Rico). BARRIERS TO BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE FOR AN INTERNATIONAL SAMPLE OF LATINO IMMIGRANTS Irene Falgàs Bagué (Spain). HIV TESTING AND SEROPOSITIVITY IN HOSPITAL SETTINGS FOR AN INTERNATIONAL SAMPLE OF LATINO IMMIGRANTS Francisco Collazos Sánchez (Spain).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY511

Room 3

 MERGENCY PSYCHIATRY IN MEXICO: TAKING A SOCIAL AND CLINICAL E CHALLENGE Chairperson: María Elena Medina-Mora (Mexico). Speakers: IMPLEMENTATION AND APPLICATION OF A PSYCHIATRIC TRIAGE INSTRUMENT IN FOUR MEXICAN PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS Alejandro Molina-López (Mexico). PROGRAM FOR THE EMERGENCY ATTENTION AND COMMUNITY RESCUE OF THE ADDICTED PATIENTS Macario López-Favela (Mexico). ETHICAL ISSUES IN EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRY Enrique Chávez-Leon (Mexico). ADOLESCENT SUICIDE PREVENTION IN AN EMERGENCY UNIT OF A CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL Emmanuel Osorio-Rosales (Mexico). MANAGEMENT OF PATIENT WITH AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN PSYCHIATRIC NATIONAL INSTITUTE IN MEXICO Martha Patricia Ontiveros-Uribe (Mexico).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY397

Room 4

 ROM EARLY INTERVENTION IN PSYCHOSES TO TRANSFORMATION OF YOUTH F MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: Peter Jones (United Kingdom). Speakers: EARLY DETERMINANTS OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: SOME INSIGHTS FORM EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND RECENT MOLECULAR STUDIES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS Ridha Joober (Canada).

DEVELOPING YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN THE UK Swaran P. Singh (United Kingdom). THE MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN IRELAND – MEASURING THE PROBLEM AND FINDING SOLUTIONS Helen Coughlan (Ireland). A NEW APPROACH TO DEVELOPING AND EVALUATING YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE Ashok Malla (Canada).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY547

Room 5

 RENCH PSYCHIATRIC INFORMATION SOCIETY: PEDOPSYCHIATRY: AUTISTIC F SPECTRUM DISORDER AND LEARNING DISABILITIES: THREE LECTURES TACKLING RESEARCH AND TREATMENTS WHILE INCLUDING FAMILIES Chairperson: Gisèle Apter (France). Speakers: CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF INTÉGRATIVE PRACTICES AMONGST AUTISTIC CHILDREN: RESEARCH IN PROGRESS Fabienne Roos-Weil (France). PRESENTATION OF AN EARLY DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PROTOCOL BASED ON THE MODEL ESDM ( EARLY START DENVER MODEL)FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS INTEGRATED BETWEEN HOSPITAL AND TERRITORIAL CHILD NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SERVICES Cesarino Zago Azienda (Italy). A SUPPORTING GROUP FOR PARENTS Jean Chambry (France).

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YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH: A BEST BUY FOR MENTAL HEALTH REFORM Patrick D. McGorry (Australia).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY263

Room 6

 HAT ABOUT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER W AND HEROIN?

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: Liliana Dell’Osso (Italy). Speakers: POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS SPECTRUM AND MALADAPTIVE BEHAVIOURS (DRUG ABUSE INCLUDED) AFTER CATASTROPHIC EVENTS: L’AQUILA 2009 EARTHQUAKE AS A CASE STUDY Claudia Carmassi (Italy). TUESDAY 16th

LIVE EVENTS (LOSS AND TRAUMATIC) AND EMOTIONAL RESPONSES TO THEM IN HEROIN-DEPENDENT PATIENTS BEFORE AND AFTER THE DEPENDENCE AGE OF ONSET Fabio Rugani (Italy). OPIATE ADDICTION AS SPECTRUM OF POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER Icro Maremmani (Italy).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Section Workshop – SWS400

Room 8

STRATEGIES FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION IN EUROPE Chairperson: Danuta Wasserman (Sweden). Co-Chair: Vladimir Carli (Sweden). Speakers: THE SAVING AND EMPOWERING YOUNG LIVES IN EUROPE RCT: MAIN RESULTS Danuta Wasserman (Sweden). LIFE EVENTS AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR IN ADOLESCENTS. DATA FROM A LARGE SCALE MULTICENTRE STUDY (SEYLE) Doina Cosman (Romania). ROLE ON IMMIGRANT STATUS IN MENTAL HEALTH OF EUROPEAN ADOLESCENTS Pilar A. Saiz (Spain). PREVENTING SUICIDE THROUGH THE INTERNET: RESULTS FROM THE SUPREME PROJECT Gergö Hadlaczky (Sweden). PERCEPTIONS OF A MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAM USED IN THE WORKING IN EUROPE TO STOP TRUANCY AMONG YOUTH (WE-STAY) EU FUNDED STUDY: QUALITATIVE ASPECTS Vita Postuvan (Slovenia).

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16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS416

Room 9

 EURAL SUBSTRATES FOR THE ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF CANNABIS N IN MAN: IMPLICATIONS FOR PSYCHOSIS Chairperson: Rocío Martín-Santos (Spain). Co-Chair: Sagnik Bhattacharrya (United Kingdom).

EFFECTS OF ACUTE ADMINISTRATION OF 9-TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL ON DOPAMINE RELEASE IN THE HUMAN STRIATUM Mattius Bossong (The Netherlands). EPISTATIC INFLUENCE OF COMT AND DAT1 GENE VARIATIONS ON HIPPOCAMPAL VOLUME IN CHRONIC CANNABIS USERS: A GENE-GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION Albert Batalla (Spain).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS219

Room 10

FOCUSING ON CONSCIOUSNESS STATES IN PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS GROUPS Chairperson: Adolfo García de Sola (Spain). Speakers: Adolfo García de Sola (Spain). Lucía Fernández (Spain). Zayda Bosch (Spain).

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Speakers: ACUTE EFFECTS OF THE DIFFERENT CANNABINOIDS ON BRAIN FUNCTIONEXAMINATION OF THE STATE OF THE ART EVIDENCE Sagnik Bhattacharrya (United Kingdom).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS043

Room 11

 EUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE AND READING ECG N IN LESS THAN TWO MINUTES Chairperson: Marjan Ghazirad (United Kingdom). Speakers: NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE Farshad Shaddel (United Kingdom). Marjan Ghazirad (United Kingdom).

TUESDAY 16th

READING ECG IN LESS THAN TWO MINUTES Marjan Ghazirad (United Kingdom). Farshad Shaddel (United Kingdom).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS677

Room 12

 ENERAL PRACTITIONERS ATTITUDE TOWARDS DEPRESSION REGISTRATION G AND REFERRAL Chairperson: Pedrag Duric (Serbia). Co-Chairs: Adriana Mihai (Romania). Speakers: MOLDAVIAN GPS ATTITUDE TOWARDS DEPRESSION REGISTRATION AND REFERRAL Jana Chihai (Moldova). CHALLENGES IN ALBANIA IN GPS OFFICE Ariel Como (Albania). PATIENT WITH DEPRESSION IN GPS OFFICE - STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESS IN MEDICAL SYSTEM IN BULGARIA Georgi Hranov (Bulgaria). PATIENT WITH DEPRESSION IN GPS OFFICE - GPS PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE MEDICAL SYSTEM FUNCTIONING Adriana Mihai (Romania). GPS AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WORKING TOGETHER Pedrag Duric (Serbia).

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16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS631

Room 13

 UNNING FOR YOUR LIFE!: PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR CARDIOVASCULAR R DISEASE RISK REDUCTION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Chairperson: Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

PHYSICAL THERAPY AND REHABILITATION PROGRAMS: A PROTOCOL OF HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE REDUCTION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Claire Chalfoun (Canada). EFFECTS OF AEROBIC INTERVAL TRAINING ON METABOLIC COMPLICATIONS AND CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS IN YOUNG ADULTS WITH PSYCHOTIC DISORDER: A PILOT STUDY Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY272

Room 14

INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DISASTER PSYCHIATRY SECTION: HUMAN FACTORS IN DISASTER Chairperson: Russell D’Souza (Australia). Co-Chair: Carlos Collazo (Argentina). Speakers: EPIGENETICS TRANS GENERATIONAL EFFECTS OF DISASTERS Fabio Celnikier (Argentina). STRESS AND TRAUMA AT AN EARLY AGE AND ITS EFFECTS ON COGNITIVE AND NEUROBIOLOGICAL LEVEL Gustavo Tafet (Argentina). DISRUPTIVE EVENTS AND ENVIRONMENTS IN THE CLINIC EVERYDAY Moty Benyakar (Argentina). PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACH IN CRISIS. RELATIONAL EXPERIENCE RECONSTRUCTIVE José Thome (Brazil). POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS. MYTH OR REALITY? (MALVINAS WAR VETERANS) Enrique Stein (Argentina).

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Speakers: RUNNING FOR YOUR LIFE!: A REVIEW OF PHYSICAL THERAPY FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE RISK FACTOR REDUCTION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: WHICH EXERCICE WORKS BEST? Claire Chalfoun (Canada).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY204

Room 15

 ETECTION OF BULLYING RELATED MORBIDITY: A GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH D PRIORITY Chairperson: Bennett Leventhal (USA). Speakers: RECOGNITION OF BULLYING RELATED MORBIDITY: THE SPECTRUM OF MALTREATMENT Jorge C. Srabstein (USA). BULLYING AND SUICIDE Anat Brunstein Klomek (Israel).

TUESDAY 16th

BULLYING AMONG SIBLINGS Dieter Wolke (United Kingdom). ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BULLYING IN CHILDHOOD/ADOLESCENCE AND PSYCHOSOCIAL RISKS IN YOUNG ADULTHOOD Andre Sourander (Finland).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY322

Room 16

 ERSONALITY DISORDERS AND PSYCHOPATHY IN CHILDREN AND P ADOLESCENTS

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: José Luis Pedreira Massa (Spain). Speakers: AN EPISTEMOLOGICAL APPROACH TO PERSONALITY DISORDERS Juan Carlos Fantín (Argentina). ANTHROPOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT PERSONALITY DISORDERS Liliana Verónica Moneta (Argentina). CLINIC OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS María Ester Strada (Argentina).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY587

Room 17

 ARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND OBESITY IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: C TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH FOCUSED ON EPIDEMIOLOGY AND GENETICS Chairperson: Renato Alarcon (USA). Speakers: THE MAYO CLINIC BIPOLAR BIOBANK: FOCUS ON METABOLIC DISORDERS Mark A. Frye (USA).

THE GENETIC RISK FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER WHEN ACCOUNTING FOR OBESITY: INVOLVEMENT OF TCF7L2 AND THE WNT CANONICAL PATHWAY Alfredo B. Cuéllar-Barboza (Mexico).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY363

Room 19

PSYCHIATRIC CARE IN PEOPLE WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Chairperson: Julia Alonso (Spain). Speakers: PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS. OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT Martín L. Vargas Aragón (Spain). THE SOCIAL COGNITION IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Guillermo Lahera (Spain). AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: PROPOSAL TO FACILITATE THE INTERACTION OF THE PERSON WITH THE HEALTHCARE ENVIRONMENT Francisco Rodríguez Santos (Spain). THE PSYCHIATRIC ATTENTION IN PEOPLE WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: A REAL CASE Julia Alonso García (Spain).

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CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: MORBIDITY, MORTALITY AND POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS Miguel L. Prieto (Chile).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP31

Room 21 Chairperson: Kenia L. Gomez (USA). Speakers: 1 “THIS DOCTOR, I NOT TRUST HIM.” SERVICE DILEMMES IN PROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR UNACCOMPANIED REFUGEE MINORS AND BALANCING WITH THE RISK OF MEDICALISING INDIVIDUAL LIFE EXPERIENCES. Pallab Majumder, Michelle O’Reilly, Khalid Karim, Panos Vostanis  (United Kingdom).

2 SERVICE INNOVATION - SCHIZOPHRENIA OUTREACH IN LARKANA (SOUL): PROJECT OVERVIEW AND OUTCOMES AFTER TWO YEARS TUESDAY 16th

Safiullah Afghan, Badar Junejo (Pakistan).

3 ADULT PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY CASES PRESENTING AT A UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL IN NIGERIA Israel Aina, Olufemi Morakinyo, Yetunde Israel-Aina (Nigeria).

4 IMPROVING ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTHCARE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE CONTRIBUTION OF SANOFI THROUGH ITS ACCESS TO MEDICINES DEPARTMENT Daniel Gerard (France).

5 THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY ON PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN A COMPREHENSIVE INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR 5 PRIORITY AREAS IN THAILAND. Benjamas Prukkanone, Theera Sirisamutr, Suradaj Doungtipsirikul, Kanokwan Sudsriwilai, Sakaourat Puangludda (Thailand).

6 MOBILE TELEPSYCHIATRY TO CLOSE THE MENTAL HEALTH GAP IN TAMILNADU, INDIA Padmavati Ramachandran, Thara Rangaswamy, Sujit John, Koteeswara Rao (India).

7 PROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS V. Kumar, A. Pant, P. Behere, D. Ndetei, L. Jaramillo  (United Kingdom).

8 Mentalization Techniques: A Group for Pregnant Women and New Mothers with Borderline Personality Traits

Emily Kaufman, Martín J. Madonado, Kenia L. Gómez, Manuel Morales, Prakash Chandra (USA).

9 MOTHER-NITY: AN OVERWHELMING ISSUE TO LATIN AMERICA Irma Patricia Espinosa (Mexico).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP32

Room 22 Chairperson: Valsamma Eapen (Australia). Speakers: 1 NEUROPLASTICITY: A BIOGRAPHY D. Ray, A. Mallik (India).

2 SUPPRESION OF MORPHINE INTAKE IN RATS THROUGH DISTURBANCES OF SEROTONERGIC SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION 3 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ACROSS BODY MASS INDEX IN FEMALES: MODERATING EFFECT OF ENDOCANNABINOIDS AND TEMPERAMENT

Sarah Sauchelli, Antoni Pastor, Rafael de la Torre, Cristina Botella, José M. Fernández-Real, Gemma Frübeck, Francisco J. Tinahones, Zaida Agüera, Felipe F. Casanueva, Fernando FernándezAranda (Spain).

4 ROLE OF OXYTOCIN IN THE PERINATAL PERIOD: ASSOCIATIONS WITH ATTACHMENT REPRESENTATIONS, INTER-PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS

Valsamma Eapen, Mark Dadds, Bryanne Barnett, Jane Kohloff, Feroza Khan, Naomi Radom, Derrick Silove (Australia).

5 NEUROENDOCRINOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOURS Olga Lopatina  (Russian Federation).

6 ROLE OF OXYTOCIN IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Sowmyashree Kaku, Shoba Srinath (India).

7 CHRONOBIOLOGICAL TSH AND PROLACTIN RESPONSES TO TRH: RELATIONSHIP TO SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN DEPRESSED PATIENTS

Fabrice Duval, Marie-Claude Mokrani, Alexis Erb, Felix González-Lopera, Xenia Proudnikova, Hassen Rabia, Claudia Alexa (France).

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Arif Mekhtiev, Afag Rashidova (Azerbaijan).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP33

Room 23 Chairperson: Antonio (Tony) Fernando (New Zealand). Speakers: 1 RE(PRO)JECTION AND “REPARATION” IN MELANCHOLIA: A PSYCHODYNAMIC COMPREHENSION OF A CASE REPORT João Pedro Ribeiro, Ângela Ribeiro, Orlando von Doellinger, João Coelho Silva (Portugal).

2 The Feminine and the Maternal in institutional care for adolescents and young adults Lecoutre Caroline (France).

TUESDAY 16th

3 APPROACH TO THE IMPACT OF STROESSNER’S REGIME ON PARAGUAYAN PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE Arnaldo Alfonso, Fabrizio De Giacomi, Belén Dávalos (Paraguay).

4 SECONDARY TORTURE VICTIMS: THE IMPACT OF DETENTION ON FAMILY MEMBERS OF PALESTINIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS IN ISRAELI PRISONS K. Rasras  (West Bank and Gaza).

5 IN THE SHADOW OF THE PERPETRATOR L. Hárdi (Hungary).

6 BEYOND COMPASSION FATIGUE: PSYCHIATRISTS REPORT FEWER STRESS, PATIENT, AND CLINICAL BARRIERS TO COMPASSION THAN OTHER DOCTORS Antonio  (Tony) Fernando, Nathan Consedine  (New Zealand).

7 Prevalence of burnout and its correlates among residents in a Tertiary care center Badr Ratnakaran, Anil Prabhakaran, Vidhukumar Karunakaran (India).

8 DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS ARE INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH PAIN PERCEPTION IN COLOMBIANS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS

Ana De Luis, Hardin T. Bortherton, Silvia L. Olivera Plaza, Antony F. Córdoba Patiño, Marvin L. Peña Altamar, Heather L. Rogers (Spain).

9 Harnessing the power of Mass Media for Mental Health Awareness and Early Intervention Avdesh Sharma, Sujatha Sharma (India).

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17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS474

Room 7

 UICIDAL AND NONSUICIDAL SELF-INJURY ACROSS PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT S SETTINGS: AN UPDATE Chairperson: Carolyn Brenner (USA). Speakers: SELF-INJURY IN THE EMERGENCY CARE SETTING Jagoda Pasic (USA).

SELF-INJURY IN THE INPATIENT SETTING Heidi Combs (USA). SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AND NONSUICIDAL SELF-INJURY IN THE OUTPATIENT SETTING: EVIDENCE FOR LONG TERM MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH HIGH RISK FOR SELF-HARM Carolyn Brenner (USA).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS671

Room 8

 EHABILITATION BY A NEW GENERATION COGNITIVE REHABILITATION R PROGRAM: REHACOP Chairperson and Speaker: Eneritz Bengoetxea (Spain).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS403

Room 9

DRUG MISUSE IN ETHNIC MINORITIES IN EUROPE Chairperson: Hellme Najim (United Kingdom). Speakers: DRUG ABUSE IN ETHNIC MINORITIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM Hellme Najim (United Kingdom). DRUG ADDICTION IN IMMIGRANTS IN GERMANY Meryam Schouler-Ocak (Germany). DRUG ADDICTION IN THE NETHERLANDS Peter van Loon (The Netherlands). DRUG PROBLEMS IN ETHNIC MINORITIES IN SPAIN Adil Qureshi (Spain).

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THE ROLE OF PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTATION-LIAISON SERVICE IN PATIENTS WITH SELF-INJURY Susan Bentley (USA).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS180

Room 11

IMPLEMENTATION OF MINDFULNESS IN PRIMARY CARE SETTINGS Chairperson: Ausiàs Cebolla (Spain). Speakers: EFFICACY OF MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTIONS IN PRIMARY CARE: A METAANALYTIC REVIEW Javier García-Campayo (Spain).

TUESDAY 16th

IMPLEMENTATION OF MINDFULNESS-BASED THERAPIES IN PRIMARY CARE: BARRIERS AND AGENDA FOR FUTURE STUDIES Marcelo Demarzo (Brazil).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS672

Room 12

AUTOGENIC PSYCHOTHERAPY Chairperson: Luis G. de Rivera (Spain). Speakers: FROM AUTOGENIC TRAINING TO AUTOGENIC PSYCHOTHERAPY Luis G. de Rivera (Spain). THE GASTALDO-OTTOBRE FOUR-STEPS AUTOGENIC TRAINING PATH AND META-PSYCHOLOGICAL MODEL Chiara Da Ronch (Italy). THE ORGANISMIC AUTOGENIC STRUCTURE OF THE HUMAN BEING Luciano Palladino (Italy). FORMATION OF PSYCHOTHERAPIST IN RELAXATION IN FRANCE: EXPERIENCE OF THE FRENCH SOCIETY OF RELAXATION PSYCHOTHERAPY (SFRP) Philippe Nubukpo (France).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS591

Room 13

IMPROVE ACCESS TO CARE FOR DANGEROUS PATIENTS BEFORE THEY COMMIT VIOLENT CRIMES Chairperson: Carla Rodgers (USA). Speakers: REVIEW OF Andrés BREIVIK AND SEUNG-JUI CHO MASS MURDER CASE: WHERE COULD ACCESS TO CARE HAVE BEEN INITIATED? Wilhem Rivera (USA). Carla Rodgers (USA).

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17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS304

Room 20

 IXED OR MISSED FEATURES IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PEDIATRIC M DEPRESSION Chairperson: Omer Aydemir (Turkey). Speakers: EMERGENCE OF MANIA DURING THE LONGITUDINAL COURSE OF PEDIATRIC DEPRESSION F. Neslihan Inal-Emiroglu (Turkey).

IMPLICATIONS OF NEUROCOGNITIVE FUNCTIONING AND EMOTION PROCESSING IN PEDIATRIC DEPRESSION Fadi Maalouf (Lebanon). UNIPOLAR VERSUS BIPOLAR DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Rasim Somer Diler (USA).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY202

Room 1

THE USEFULNESS OF CLINICAL ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Oliver Pogarell (Germany). Speakers: EEG ALPHA ASYMMETRY AS A GENDER-SPECIFIC PREDICTOR OF OUTCOME TO ACUTE TREATMENT WITH DIFFERENT ANTIDEPRESSANT MEDICATIONS IN THE RANDOMIZED ISPOT-D STUDY Martijn Arns (The Netherlands). ROLE OF THE STANDARD EEG IN DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Nash N. Boutros (USA). THE ROLE OF SLEEP STUDIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Adam Wichniak (Poland). SEARCHING FOR A BIOLOGICAL MARKER OF RELAPSE IN ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE: A POSSIBLE ROLE FOR THE NOGO P300 EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL? Salvatore Campanella (Belgium).

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ANTIDEPRESSANTS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: SAFETY RESULTS AND RISK FOR SUICIDE AND MANIC SWITCH César Soutullo (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY185

Room 3

INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Helen Herrman (Australia). Co-Chair: Marta Rondon (Peru). Speakers: INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE: PREVALENCE, RISK FACTORS AND CONSEQUENCES Donna Stewart (Canada).

TUESDAY 16th

INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AND CHILDREN Harriet MacMillan (Canada). THE RISK OF PERPETRATION OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE BY PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS Siân Oram (United Kingdom). SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN INTIMATE PARTNERS Simone Vigod (Canada). HOW CAN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ADDRESS INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE EXPERIENCED BY PATIENTS? Louise Howard (United Kingdom).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY300

Room 4

IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF PSYCHIATRIC CARE: USE OF THE INTERRAI MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT SYSTEM Chairperson: Raymond Tempier (Canada). Co-Chair: John Hirdes (Canada). Speakers: IMPROVING QUALITY OF PSYCHIATRIC CARE: PRACTICAL LESSONS FROM USING DATA SYSTEMS. EXPERIENCE OF THE RAI-MH IN CANADA & ITS POTENTIAL FOR BENEFITING PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Raymond Tempier (Canada). THE INTERRAI MENTAL HEALTH REPORTING SYSTEM IN CANADA: USE OF DATA FOR EVIDENCE-INFORMED INPATIENT AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE Nawaf Madi (Canada). OVERVIEW OF THE INTERRAI CHILD AND YOUTH SUITE OF INSTRUMENTS Shannon Stewart (Canada). MENTAL HEALTH QUALITY INDICATORS Christopher Perlman (Canada).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY302

Room 5

PROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF RESILIENCE Chairperson: Alec Roy (USA). Speakers: STUDIES ON RESILIENCE WITH PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS AND PRISONERS Alec Roy (USA). TRAUMATIC LIFE EVENTS AND SOCIAL SUPPORT IN ADOLESCENCE Mogens Christoffersen (Denmark).

IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN RESILIENCE AND SUICIDAl IDEATION OVER TIME AMONG ADULTS? Danica Liu (Australia). PSYCHOBIOLOGY OF RESILIENCE Dan Stein (South Africa).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY11

Room 6

 UAL DISORDERS: DIFFERENT PROBLEMS AND DIFFERENT TREATMENT D OPTIONS?

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: Benyamina Amine (France). Co-Chair: Arturo Lerner (Israel). Speakers: COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF PALESTINIAN PATIENTS WITH COMORBID SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL DISORDERS Samah Jabr (Palestine). BUPRENORPHINE/NALOXONE IN THE TREATMENT OF OPIATE ADDICTION AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH CO-MORBID CHRONIC PAIN AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: A NATURALISTIC Shaul Lev-Ran (Israel). FLASHBACKS (FB) AND HALLUCINOGEN PERSISTING PERCEPTION DISORDER (HPPD): CLINICAL TOPICS AND TREATMENT APPROACH Arturo Lerner (Israel).

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RESILIENCE AND MOOD DISORDERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT AND RECOVERY Nagy Youssef (USA).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY629

Room 7

 ARLY-LIFE PSYCHOTIC EXPERIENCES IN THE GENERAL POPULATION: E MECHANISMS AND MEANING Chairperson: Peter Jones (United Kingdom). Speakers: A POPULATION-BASED LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF CHILDHOOD NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS, IQ AND SUBSEQUENT RISK OF PSYCHOTIC EXPERIENCES IN ADOLESCENCE Golam Khandaker (United Kingdom).

TUESDAY 16th

MOOD, ANXIETY AND PSYCHOTIC PHENOMENA MEASURE A COMMON PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL FACTOR AT THE POPULATION LEVEL Jan Stochl (United Kingdom). WHAT LIES BENEATH?: CLUES FROM THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF PSYCHOTIC EXPERIENCES AMONG YOUNG IRISH ADOLESCENTS Helen Coughlan (Ireland). PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY, FUNCTIONING AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN YOUNG PEOPLE AT CLINICAL HIGH RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS Jesús Pérez (United Kingdom).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY174

Room 8

 PERSON CENTERED MODEL OF PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION IN A HOSPITALLER SISTERS CARING NETWORK Chairperson: Manuel Martin-Carrasco (Spain). Speakers: ATTITUDES FROM MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TOWARD MENTAL DISORDERS Francisco del Olmo (Spain). EFFICACY OF SHORT-TERM PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION IN INPATIENTS WITH MOOD DISORDERS: NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES Giampaolo Perna (Italy). EFFECTS OF A COGNITIVE REHABILITATION PROGRAM IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND NEUROIMAGING STUDY Edith Pomarol (Spain). PERSON CENTERED PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION IN PORTUGAL Pedro Varandas (Portugal).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY252

Room 9

 ONSENSUS AND POSITION STATEMENTS ON PSYCHIATRY, RELIGION AND C SPIRITUALITY Chairperson: Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands). Co-Chair: Simon Dein (United Kingdom).

TOWARDS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY GUIDELINE RELIGION, SPIRITUALITY AND PSYCHIATRY: WHAT DO WE NEED? Arjan Braam (The Netherlands). RESEARCH ON SPIRITUALITY, MENTAL HEALTH AND RESILIENCE IN CAREGIVERS: A REVIEW Stefano Lassi (Italy). CONFESS COLOUR: A NEW DRAFT FOR A CONSENSUS STATEMENT ON PSYCHIATRY, RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands). CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF SPIRITUALITY TO MENTAL HEALTH: REVIEW OF EVIDENCE AND PRACTICAL GUIDELINES Alexander Moreira-Almeida (Brazil).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY638

Room 10

EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHIATRY: NEW CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES Chairperson: Trino Baptista (Venezuela). Co-Chair: Joseba Achotegui (Spain). Speakers: TEACHING EVOLUTION TO PSYCHIATRISTS Trino Baptista (Venezuela). PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND PSYCHODIVERSITY: AN EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE Joseba Achotegui (Spain). NONVERBAL INTERACTION IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Martin Brüne (Germany). THE PARANOIA FROM DARWINIAN PERSPECTIVE Dori Espeso (Spain).

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Speakers: POSITION STATEMENT OF THE UK ROYAL COLLEGE OF PSYCHIATRISTS SPIRITUALITY AND PSYCHIATRY SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP Simon Dein (United Kingdom).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY228

Room 11

 RANSLATIONAL APPROACH TO INVESTIGATION OF THE OPIOID SYSTEM IN T STRESS DEPRESSION AND ADDICTION: FROM BASIC SCIENCE TO CLINICAL PRACTICE Chairperson: Sven Ove Ögren (Sweden). Speakers: GENDER EFFECTS ON ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PDYN SEQUENCE VARIATION WITH ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE AND RELATED PHENOTYPES Victor M. Karpyak (USA).

TUESDAY 16th

THE ENDOGENOUS OPIOID SYSTEM IN THE PATHOLOGICAL HUMAN BRAIN: MUTATIONS AND MOLECULAR DYSREGULATIONS Georgy Bakalkin (Sweden). KAPPA OPIOID RECEPTOR GENE VARIANTS: EFFECTS ON STRESS REACTIVITY, DRUG CRAVING AND ADDICTION RISK AND RELAPSE Rajita Sinha (USA). INVOLVEMENT OF DYNORPHIN SIGNALING IN EMOTIONAL MEMORY FORMATION Andreas Zimmer (Germany).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY614

Room 12

PERSONALITY DISORDERS IN ASIANS Chairperson: Roger Mulder (New Zealand). Speakers: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS IN MIDDLE EAST Alireza Farnam (Iran). PERSONALITY DISORDER IN THE FAR EAST Youl-Ri Kim (South Korea). DEVELOPING A PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC APPROACH FOR PEOPLE WITH PERSONALITY DISORDER AT A TERTIARY MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE IN INDIA Partha Choudhury (United Kingdom). A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PERSONALITY DISORDER IN ASIANS Piyal Sen (United Kingdom).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY164

Room 13

FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY IN PAKISTAN Chairperson: Casimiro Cabrera (Canada). Speakers: EVOLUTION OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY IN PAKISTAN Tariq Hassan (Canada). LEGISLATION AND MENTAL DISORDER IN PAKISTAN – PRACTICAL CHALLENGES Asad Nizami (Pakistan).

SUBSTANCE USE IN PAKISTAN PRISON POPULATION Nadeem Mazhar (Canada). COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN PAKISTAN – REDUCING REOFFENDING Tariq Munshi (Canada).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY526

Room 14

 AIMH SYMPOSIUM: CLINICAL AND RESEARCH TOPICS IN INFANT W PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Miri Keren (Israel). Speakers: SYNCHRONY IN EARLY INTERACTION AND SOCIAL SIGNAL PROCESSING METHODS: IMPLICATIONS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE AND RESEARCH David Cohen (France). BERNARD GOLSE PROGRAM RESEARCH «PILE» AT NECKER HOSPITAL: PRINCIPLES AND RESULTS Bernard Golse (France). FACILITATING THE PARENT-INFANT RELATIONSHIP - A PERSPECTIVE FROM SOUTH AFRICA Astrid Berg (South Africa). REACHING DIFFICULT-TO REACH HIGH RISK PARENTS AND INFANTS: A COMMUNITY-BASED MODEL FOR INTENSIVE TREATMENT Sam Tyano (Israel).

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FORENSIC CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY IN PAKISTAN Sarosh Khalid-Khan (Canada).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY440

Room 15

THE STATE OF PSYCHOGERIATRICS IN EUROPE Chairperson: Raimundo Mateos (Spain). Speakers: THE STATE OF PSYCHOGERIATRICS IN PORTUGAL Lia Fernandes (Portugal). THE STATE OF PSYCHOGERIATRICS IN GERMANY Hans Gutzmann (Germany). THE STATE OF PSYCHOGERIATRICS IN EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Elzbieta Trypka (Poland).

TUESDAY 16th

THE STATE OF PSYCHOGERIATRICS IN THE NETHERLANDS Max L. Stek (The Netherlands). THE STATE OF PSYCHOGERIATRICS IN SWITZERLAND Armin von Gunten (Switzerland).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY810

Room 16

MESA TEMÁTICA DE LÍNGUA PORTUGUESA

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Portuguese, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Lidia Gouveia (Mozambique). Speakers: AVALIAÇÃO DO PROGRAMA NACIONAL DE SAÚDE MENTAL DE MOÇAMBIQUE COM RECURSO AO ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT FOR MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS DA OMS (WHO-AIMS) Luciana Massinga (Mozambique). HISTERIA COLETIVA - O CASO DA ESCOLA SECUNDÁRIA QUISSE MAVOTA Flávio Mandlate (Mozambique). PERFIL EPIDEMIOLÓGICO DA TOXICODEPENDÊNCIA EM MOÇAMBIQUE Vasco Cumbe (Mozambique).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY620

Room 17

 REATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS AND COMPLEX T NEEDS USING NEW MODELS OF ASSERTIVE OUTREACH IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES Chairperson: Cornelis L. Mulder (The Netherlands). Speakers: ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT IN THE UK Helen Killaspy (United Kingdom).

ASSERTIVE OUTREACH FOR PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS IN NORWAY Torleif Ruud (Norway). FLEXIBLE ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT (FACT): A NEW MODEL FOR PROVIDING INTEGRATED AND RECOVERY BASED CARE Cornelis L. Mulder (The Netherlands).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY549

Room 18

 IV PSYCHIATRY AS PARADIGM FOR PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE: H PREVENTING TRANSMISSION, CARING WITH COMPASSION, AND IMPROVING ADHERENCE Intersectional Symposium: Sections on HIV Psychiatry and Psychiatry, Medicine and Primary Care Chairperson: Mary Ann Adler Cohen (USA). Co-Chair: Jordi Blanch (Spain). Speakers: OVERVIEW OF HIV PSYCHIATRY AS PARADIGM FOR PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE Mary Ann Adler Cohen (USA). PRE-EXPOSURE AND POST-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS AND PREVENTION OF HIV TRANSMISSION Kenneth Ashley (USA). PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND HIV Maria Ferrara (Italy). HIV-ASSOCIATED NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDERS Jordi Blanch (Spain). Discussant: Michelle Riba (USA).

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ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT – THE SPANISH MODEL Juan José Martínez Jambrina (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY325

Room 19

 EPRESSION’S MULTIPLE COMORBIDITIES EXPLAINED BY OXIDATIVE AND D NITROSATIVE STRESS PATHWAYS Chairperson: Michael Berk (Australia). Speakers: DEPRESSION AND INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE Michael Maes (Thailand). DEPRESSION AND CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE Piotr Gałecki (Poland).

TUESDAY 16th

DOES INFLAMMATION EXPLAIN THE COMORBIDITY BETWEEN MOOD AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS? Angelos Halaris (USA). MINOCYCLINE IMPROVES RECOGNITION MEMORY AND ATTENUATES MICROGLIAL ACTIVATION IN GUNN RAT: A POSSIBLE HYPERBILIRUBINEMIA-INDUCED ANIMAL MODEL OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Tsuyoshi Miyaoka (Japan).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY177

Room 20

MENTAL HEALTH AND CORRECTIONAL PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Norbert Konrad (Germany). Speakers: PRISON PSYCHIATRY OR PSYCHIATRY IN PRISON? Julio Arboleda-Florez (Canada). THE MENTAL HEALTH OF INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Maria Tomasic (Australia). PREVALENCE RATES OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN RECENTLY ADMITTED FEMALE REMAND PRISONERS IN BERLIN, GERMANY Adrian Mundt (Germany). SUPER-MAX PRISONS: DETERRANT OF CRIME OR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION Jonathan Srinivasaraghavan (USA). CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY BEHIND BARS: THE PROFILE OF THE YOUNG INMATE IN PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT AT A SPECIAL PRISON FACILITIE Suzana Almeida (Portugal).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP34

Room 21 Chairperson: Dan Cohen (The Netherlands). Speakers: 1 ACCELERATED AGING IN SCHIZOPHRENIC AND NON-SCHIZOPHRENIC PATEITNS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS D. Cohen, A. Nugter, A.J. Smit  (The Netherlands).

2 SOCIAL SUPPORT, QUALITY OF LIFE, PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS, AND DEPRESSION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA 3 THE EFFICACY OF CEREBELLAR VERMAL HIGH FREQUENCY RTMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE BLIND SHAM CONTROLLED STUDY S. Garg, S.A.I. Tikka, P. Mishra, V. Sinha (India).

4 LONG-TERM IMPROVEMENTS IN AUDITORY VERBAL HALLUCINATIONS : CLINICIAN VS. PATIENT PERSPECTIVES

In Won Chung, Sam Yi Shin, Samuel Suk-Hyun Hwang, Se Hyun Kim, Jae Seung Jang, Hee Yeon Jung, Yong Sik Kim (Korea).

5 SEXOLOGY OUTPATIENT CLINIC IN SÃO JOÃO HOSPITAL CENTRE A REFLEXION OF LAST FIVE YEARS Inês Ferraz, Cátia Guerra, Telmo Coelho, Marco Oliveira, Catarina Pinto, Márcia Mota (Portugal).

6 Writing to heal infertility-related distress – emotional disclosure in andrology Rupert Conrad, Jean-Pierre Allam, Franziska Geiser, Gerhard Haidl (Germany).

7 GENDER BASED COMPARISON OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS ON SUICIDAL INTENT, METHOD OF ATTEMPT, PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS, PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS AND PERSONALITY PROFILE A. Ajit (India).

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S. Suttajit, S. Pilakanta (Thailand).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP35

Room 22 Chairperson: Romy Nehme (USA). Speakers: 1 PERSONALITY PROFILES IN PATIENTS WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS – ALEXITHYMIA MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

Alexandra Kleiman, Stefanie Rambau, Ingo Wegener, Anne Sarah Koch, Franziska Geiser, Rupert Conrad (Germany).

2 INFLUENCE OF DISCARNATED PEOPLE IN MENTAL DISEASES AND ITS RESPECTIVE APROACH S. Thiesen (Brazil).

TUESDAY 16th

3 PEER TO PEER SUPPORT IN SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: ACCEPTANCE AND RESONANCE OF PATIENTS WITH SMI: AFFECTIVE DISORDERS, PSYCHOSIS AND PERSONALITY DISORDER Candelaria I. Mahlke (Germany).

4 SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING AND COGNITIVE REMEDIATION IN RESIDENTIAL MENTAL HEALH SERVICES A. Vaccaro, F. Bianchetti, A. Catania, E. Domanico, M.E. Trevisan, F. Rancati, C. Zoppellaro (Italy).

5 LONG-TERM MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOME IN POST-CONFLICT KOSOVO AND RWANDA: SYMPTOM PROFILE, COMORBIDITY AND HEALTH PERCEPTION A. Eytan, N. Munyandamutsa, P. Mahoro Nkubamugisha, M. Gex-Fabry (Switzerland).

6 THE CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY FOR LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRANTS IN CANADA: A GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVE C. Vidal, K. McKenzie, J. Spiegel, A. Yassi (Canada).

7 WOMEN, MICROFINANCE, AND HEALTH: SEARCHING FOR A MEANINGFUL CORRELATION IN JIMMA, ETHIOPIA

R. Nehme, M. Tesfaye, T. Henderson, J. Abafita, E. Tarbi, A. Pietras, J. Sherman, Z. Chemali (USA).

8 PERSONALITY AND RESILIENCE AS PREDICTORS OF PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY AMONG FEMALES SEEKING INFERTILITY TREATMENT IN A TERTIARY HEALTH INSTITUTION IN NORTH-WEST NIGERIA T. Abiola, O. Udofia, M. Bello-Majeed, T.L. Sheikh (Nigeria).

9 PSYCHO-SOCIAL INTERVENTION AND REHABILITATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS IN CAIRO H. Habib (Egypt).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP36

Room 23 Chairperson: João Gama Marques (Portugal). Speakers: 1 AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION OF OLANZAPINE, RISPERIDONE AND TRIFLUOPERAZINE INDUCED SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION AMONG FEMALE PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Srikanth Reddy, Pooja Reddy, Rajlaxmi Menghal, Praveen Khairkar (India).

2 Long-acting injectable antipsychotic use in psychiatric inpatients

3 WAITING FOR GODOT

D. Goel, L. Cruickshank  (New Zealand).

4 ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT IN A BRIEF PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL UNIT, JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, YEARS 2011-12 J. Pascual Paño, M. Pavón, A. Herruzo, J.M Villagran Moreno (Spain).

5 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: A REVIEW AND EMERGING ISSUES S. Lassi, N. Lehoucq (Luxembourg).

6 BRIEF PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC WORK CENTRED ON PARENTHOOD PROCESSES CAN LEAD TO RAPID IMPROVEMENT IN SOME SPECIFIC CHILD AND PARENT DISTURBANCES I. Marion I Moron (Switzerland).

7 EFFECTIVENESS OF A GROUP-BASED FORM OF ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY FOR FIBROMYALGIA: A 6-MONTH RCT J.V. Luciano, J.A. Guallar, J. Aguado, Y. López-del-Hoyo, B. Olivan, R. Magallón, M. Alda, A. Serrano-Blanco, M. Gili, J. García-Campayo (Spain).

8 EFFICACY OF PSYCHOEDUCATION IN THE TREATMENT OF UNIPOLAR DEPRESSION: A MULTI-CENTRIC RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL A. Dzubur Kulenovic, A. Kucukalic, A. avo-Mehmedbasic, D. Malec, S. Priebe  (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

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TUESDAY 16th

Sergio Benavente López, Iosune Torío Palmero, David Rentero Martín, Alexandra Teófila Bagney Lifante, Mónica Dompablo, María Aragües Figuero, Helena Fernández Garcimartín, Montserrat Caballero González, Miguel Ángel Jiménez Arriero, Roberto Rodríguez Jiménez (Spain).

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PROGRAMME

Wednesday 17 September

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WEDNESDAY 17th

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Wednesday 17th 09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY158

Room 1

 SYCOMOTOR SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: SCRUTINY OF A FORGOTTEN P SYNDROME Chairperson: Bernard Sabbe (Belgium). Co-Chairs: Wener Strik (Switzerland).

PARSING THE COMPONENTS OF PSYCHOMOTOR FUNCTIONING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Manuel Morrens (Belgium). CAN SPONTANEOUS NEUROMOTOR SIGNS PREDICT COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN FIRST-EPISODE PSYCHOSIS? Manuel Cuesta (Spain). NEURAL CORRELATES OF GESTURE IMPAIRMENTS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Sebastian Walther (Switzerland).

09:00 – 11:00 h.

SP - Special WPA Symposium

Room 2

WPA: “Next Steps Forward” Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz (USA). Speaker: Dinesh Bhugra and Members of the WPA EC Committee.

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Speakers: THE RELEVANCE OF CLASSICAL LITERATURE TO THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND NOSOLOGY OF CATATONIA Gabor Ungvari (Australia).

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Regular Symposium – SY352

Room 3

 RIDGING THE PORTRAIT, THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, AND THE CRIME: ANDERS B BEHRING BREIVIK, NORWAY, 2011 VS. PIERRE MARIE RIVIÉRE, FRANCE, 1835 Chairperson: Lykke Pedersen (Denmark). Speakers: THE CASE OF PIERRE MARIE RIVIÉRE Annick Parnas (Denmark). A PRESENTATION OF ANDERS BEHRING BREIVIK’S BACKGROUND AND LIFE UNTIL THE ATTACKS INCLUDING EXCERPTS FROM HIS MANIFESTO Kristina Milting (Denmark). A READING AND A PRESENTATION OF THE FIRST FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION OF ANDERS BEHRING BREIVIK René Sjaelland (Denmark).

WEDNESDAY 17th

A READING AND A PRESENTATION OF THE SECOND FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC EVALUATION OF ANDERS BEHRING BREIVIK Lars Nilsson (Denmark).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY484

Room 4

INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW OF QUALITY ASSURANCE PERSPECTIVES IN MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Jack McIntyre (USA). Co-Chair: Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany). Speakers: PHYSICIAN CONSORTIUM ON PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT (PCPI) AND MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER MEASURE SET Jack McIntyre (USA). EUROPEAN GUIDANCE ON THE QUALITY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany). VARYING QUALITY INDICATORS AND WHAT MAY INFLUENCE THE VARIANCE Jagannnathan Srinivasaraghavan (USA). FUKUSHIMA PROJECT: NUCLEAR DISASTER STRESS RELIEF Tsuyoshi Akiyama (Japan). RESTRAINT RELATED DEATHS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Richard Ciccone (USA).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY305

Room 5

CONSTRUCTS OF MEANING AND (RELIGIOUS) TRANSFORMATION. PART I Chairperson: Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands). Co-Chair: Hans Rohlof (The Netherlands). Speakers: MEANING-MAKING AND WELL-BEING AS PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS Valerie DeMarinis (Sweden). THE CULTURAL FORMULATION INTERVIEW AND THE SUPPLEMENT ON RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT Hans Rohlof (The Netherlands). RESEARCH ON RELIGIOUS INTENSITY AND COGNITIVE STRATEGIES FOR TRAUMATIZED REFUGEES Ellen Minkenberg (The Netherlands).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY809

Room 6

GAMBLING BEHAVIORS AND MENTHAL HEATH

WEDNESDAY 17th

WHAT IS IT LIKE TO FEEL GOOD? Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands).

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track

Chairperson: Enrique Echeburúa (Spain). Speakers: Presentation In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

PLAN INTEGRADOR PARA LA FORMACIÓN DE PROFESIONALES DEL EQUIPO DE SALUD HUMANA Y EDUCACIÓN DEL ÁMBITO PÚBLICO Y PRIVADO PARA PREVENCIÓN, ASISTENCIA Y PSICOEDUCACIÓN EN LA PROVINCIA DEL NEUQUÉN, REPÚBLICA ARGENTINA Julio Ángel Brizuela (Argentina). DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF THE GAMBLING FOLLOW-UP SCALE SELFREPORT VERSION (GFS-SR) Hermano Tavares (Brazil).

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Section Symposium – SSY711

Room 7

PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION TO AVOID SOCIETAL EXCLUSION Chairperson: Johannes Wancata (Austria). Co-Chair: Lourdes Ignacio (Philippines). Speakers: PROBLEMS AND NEEDS AMONG RELATIVES OF SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS DURING THE FIRST CONTACT WITH PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES Fabian Friedrich (Austria). WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM LONGTERM UTILIZATION PATTERNS OF INPATIENT PSYCHIATRIC UNITS AS TO THE CONCEPTION OF REHABILITATION WORK IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE? Ulrich Junghan (Switzerland).

WEDNESDAY 17th

PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING HERNIATED DISC SURGERY Manuel Mücke (Germany). MOTHERS AND FATHERS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS SUFFER FROM RELEVANT BURDEN Johannes Wancata (Austria).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY469

Room 8

 HO ICD-11 SYMPOSIUM V: PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR ICDW 11: OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE AND RELATED DISORDERS, DISORDERS SPECIFICALLY ASSOCIATED WITH STRESS, BODILY DISTRESS DISORDERS, AD DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS Chairperson: Jair de Jesús Mari (Brazil). Speakers: PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF OBSESSIVECOMPULSIVE AND RELATED DISORDERS Dan Stein (South Africa). PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF DISORDERS SPECIFICALLY ASSOCIATED WITH STRESS Andreas Maercker (Switzerland). PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF BODILY DISTRESS DISORDERS Oye Gureje (Nigeria). PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR THE ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF DISSOCIATIVE DISORDERS Ellert Nijenhuis (The Netherlands).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY681

Room 9

 ROTECTION AND RISK TO DEVELOP MAJOR PSYCHOPATHOLOGY P DURING ADOLESCENCE: ‘DYNAMIC’ DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESSES AND PERSPECTIVES Chairperson: Maria Nobile (Italy). Speakers: SIGNATURES OF GENETIC RISK FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA OR BIPOLAR DISORDER: STUDYING DYSFUNCTIONAL EFFECTIVE CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN BRAIN NETWORKS IN ADOLESCENCE Vaibhav Diwadkar (USA). NEURAL FINDINGS SUSTAINING AGGRESSIVITY IN ADOLESCENTS AT HIGH CLINICAL HIGH FOR MAJOR PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Paolo Brambilla (Italy).

PUBERTAL STAGE AS RISK MARKER FOR ADULT DRINKING PATTERNS – FINDINGS OF A LONGITUDINAL STUDY FROM BIRTH TO 25 YEARS OF AGE Erika Hohm (Germany).

09:00 – 09:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS333

Room 11

 OCAINE, ALCOHOL AND BENZODIAZEPINES USE OVER AGONIST OPIOID C TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT DUAL DIAGNOSIS. CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTIC ASPECTS Chairperson: Icro Maremmani (Italy). Speakers: OPIOID AND COCAINE ADDICTION: A UNITARY PERSPECTIVE Pier Paolo Pani (Italy). BENZODIAZEPINES ADDICTION IN AGONIST OPIOID TREATED PATIENTS. CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTICAL ASPECTS Angelo G.I. Maremmani (Italy). HEROIN-ALCOHOL POLYABUSE Matteo Pacini (Italy).

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PAEDIATRIC BIPOLAR DISORDER – BRAIN MECHANISMS AND PROSPECTS FOR EARLY DETECTION AND NOVEL INTERVENTIONS Jair Soares (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 09:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS229

Room 12

MANIFESTATIONS OF STIGMA AND DSICRIMINATION IN MENTHAL HEALTH Chairperson: Norman Sartorius (Switzerland). Co-Chairs: Graham Thornicroft (United Kingdom). Speakers: USERS’ EXPERIENCES OF PSYCHIATRIC IN-PATIENT TREATMENT IN LOW AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES Nikita Bezbordovs (Latvia). STIGMA, DISCRIMINATION AND TWELVE MONTHS OF ELECTRONICALLY MONITORED MEDICATION ADHERENCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Cecilia Brain (Sweden).

WEDNESDAY 17th

IMAGES OF PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHIATRISTS Heather Stuart (Canada). GLOBAL PATTERN OF DISCRIMINATION REPORTED BY PEOPLE WITH MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Antonio Lasalvia (Italy).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY211

Room 13

BIOLOGICAL RYTHMS IN PSYCHIATRY

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Ana Adan (Spain). Speakers: CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN DEPRESSION Maria Paz Hidalgo (Brazil). CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Benicio Frey (Canada). CIRCADIAN RHYTHMICITY IN ADDICTION Irina Benaiges (Spain). CHRONOTYPE AND MENTAL HEALTH Ana Adan (Spain).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY459

Room 14

 DUCATION OF EARLY CAREER PSYCHIATRISTS IN EASTERN EUROPE: WAYS E AND MODELS Chairperson: Mihail Hotineanu (Republic of Moldova). Co-Chair: Daria Smirnova (Russia). Speakers: ABOUT THE EASTERN EUROPEAN EDUCATIONAL WPA-SERVIER ACADEMY Petr Morozov (Russia). EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE APPLIED THROUGH RESEARCH PARTICIPATION FOR YOUNG SPECIALISTS Eugenia Sinita (Republic of Moldova). HOW TO ATTRACT STUDENTS TO PSYCHIATRY Alexey Pavlichenko (Russia).

09:00 – 11:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY693

Room 15

VIOLENCE AND HUMAN SEXUALITY

WEDNESDAY 17th

EDUCATION IN CHILD PSYCHIATRY Narmin Hajiyeva (Azerbaijan).

Chairperson: Antonio Palha (Portugal). Co-Chair: Kevan Wylie (United Kingdom). Speakers: SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND CULTURE Said Abdel Azim (Egypt). SEX AND VIOLENCE Rubén Hernández-Serrano (Venezuela). Felipe Navarro Cremades (Spain). INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Chiara Simonelli (Italy). PTSD AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE Felipe Navarro Cremades (Spain). GENDER VIOLENCE THROUGH THE CHILDREN’S EYES Dolores Moreno (USA).

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Regular Symposium – SY590

Room 16

 N APPROACH TO THE HISTORY OF THE PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTIONS: A PATIENTS’ “LETTERS” AND MAGAZINES

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Olga Villasante (Spain). Speakers: THE JOURNAL CALLED ECOS DE LAS MERCEDES (ECHOES OF “DE LAS MERCEDES HOSPICE”): A RESOURCE FOR REHABILITATION AND THE FIGHT AGAINST STIGMA IN 1900’S BUENOS AIRES Juan Carlos Stagnaro (Argentina). PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS BY THE MENTALLY ILL, FROM XIX CENTURY TO THE PRESENT Oscar Martínez-Azumendi (Spain).

WEDNESDAY 17th

50 YEARS OF WRITINGS FROM INTERNMENT: LETTERS AND WRITINGS FROM THE PATIENTS OF THE LEGANÉS NATIONAL MENTAL HOSPITAL FROM 1900 TO 1952: ANALYSIS OF EXPERIENCES OF INTERNMENT AND THE FUNCTIONING OF THE INSTITUTION Paloma Vázquez de la Torre-Escalera (Spain). 50 YEARS OF WRITINGS FROM INTERNMENT: LETTERS AND WRITINGS FROM THE PATIENTS OF THE LEGANÉS NATIONAL MENTAL HOSPITAL FROM 1900 TO 1952: ANALYSIS OF GENDER IDENTITY AND HISTORICAL- POLITICAL CONTEXT Ana Conseglieri (Spain).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY639

Room 17

 ROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE: LESSONS FROM RESEARCH IN DEVELOPMENTAL F PSYCOPATHOLOGY IN INFANT AND PERINATAL PARENTINFANT INTERACTIVE MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Gisèle Apter (France). Co-Chairs: Miri Keren (Israel). Speakers: THE POSTPARTUM BLUES: A MARKER OF EARLY NEONATAL ORGANIZATION? Sarah Bydlowski (France). PERINATAL MATERNAL MOOD DISORDER: CAN IT IMPEACH THE MOTHERHOOD CONSTELLATION? Miri Keren (Israel). INTERACTIVE COREGULATION: IS IT PROTECTIVE AT TODDLER AGE? François Medjkane (France).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY662

Room 18

IMPACT OF TRAUMA OVER THE LIFE COURSE OF THE ELDERLY

WEDNESDAY 17th

DEVELOPMENTAL RESEARCH INFORMS PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT: A VIDEO ILLUSTRATION Alexandra Harrison (USA).

Chairperson: Robert Kohn (USA). Co-Chair: Jutta Lindert (Germany). Speakers: CHILDHOOD TRAUMA IN OLD AGE Ghulam Surti (USA). DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND WAR EXPOSURE AS YOUNG ADULTS AND ITS IMPACT Laura Stanton (USA). ELDER ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH IN SEVEN URBAN CITIES IN EUROPE Jutta Lindert (Germany). DISASTER, WAR AND TERRORISM IN OLD AGE Robert Kohn (USA). THE IMPACT OF THE HOLOCAUST IN OLD AGE Harold Bursztajn (USA).

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Regular Symposium – SY519

Room 19

SOCIAL AESTHETICS IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Michael Musalek (Austria). Co-Chair: Bill Fulford (United Kingdom). Speakers: ATMOSPHERES IN CLINICAL SETTINGS: WHERE THE POSSIBLE BECOMES POSSIBLE Guenda Bernegger (Switzerland). SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY AS AN OPENING UP OF POSSIBILITIES Martin Heinze (Germany). PHENOMENOLOGY OF ATMOSPHERE AND THE USE OF TACT IN THE CLINICAL ENCOUNTER Giovanni Stanghellini (Italy).

WEDNESDAY 17th

CLINICAL PHILOSOPHY: CINEMA-THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS Martin Poltrum (Austria).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY571

Room 20

HELPING THE TRAUMA SURVIVORS (Symposium AEN) Chairperson: Beatriz Vega (Spain). Speakers: DEALING WITH TRAUMA-RELATED DISSOCIATION Onno van der Hart (The Netherlands). PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH CHILD TRAUMA ADULT SURVIVORS Josefina Mas (Spain). THE CONCEPT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE. CHALLENGES OF A CHANGING PARADIGM IN THE TREATMENT OF SURVIVORS Pau Pérez-Sales (Spain). INTEGRATING MINDFULNESS IN TRAUMA PSYCHOTHERAPY Beatriz Vega (Spain).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP37

Room 21 Chairperson: Jennifer Havens (USA). Speakers: 1 PREVALENCE OF COMORBID DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN ALCOHOL DEPENDENT PATIENTS CONSIDERING LESCH SUBTYPES Andreja Celofiga, Sebastjan Sinko, Borjana Kremzar-Jovanovic (Slovenia).

2 A MODEL OF INTERNET ADDICTION BY ANALOGY WITH PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING Victor Chan, Robben Chong, Josephine Si, Athena Cheong (Macao).

3 Buprenorphine tapering with and without long acting antagonists Jaswinder Singh, Deepinder Kaur (India).

4 PREDICTORS OF NONFATAL OVERDOSE AMONG RURAL APPALACHIAN PRESCRIPTION DRUG USERS Jennifer Havens, April Young (USA).

5 Recognition secondary gain and therapeutic interventions in alcoholic and gambling families 6 ALCOHOL USE AMONG IMMIGRANTS IN ONTARIO, CANADA

Branka Agic, Robert Mann, Andrew Tuck, Anca Ialomiteanu, Susan Bondy, Laura Simich (Canada).

7 CANNABIS DEPENDENCE WITH AND WITHOUT COMORBID ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER Alain Dervaux, Marie-Odile Krebs, Marie-Chantal Bourdel, Xavier Laqueille (France).

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Dragana Deh, Danica Bošković Djukić (Serbia).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP38

Room 22 Chairperson: Aart de Leeuw (The Netherlands). Speakers: 1 D-cycloserine addition to exposure sessions in OCD

Aart De Leeuw, Harold van Megen, René Kahn, Herman Westenberg  (The Netherlands).

2 CLINICAL STUDY ON EFFICACY OF VENLAFAXINE EXTENDED-RELEASE (XR) MONOTHERAPY FOR THE GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER ASSOCIATED WITH PAINFUL PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS Yanli Luo, Daming Wu (China).

3 PECULIARITIES OF PSYCHOGENIC DISORDERS IN WOMEN - SECONDARY VICTIMS OF TERRORIST ACTS IN VOLGOGRAD ON DECEMBER 29 AND 30,2013. Daniil Archakov, Yuriy Osadshiy, Roman Voblenko  (Russian Federation).

4 GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISPRDER COULD BE CAUSED BY HYPERBRADYKININEMIA K. Fukuda (Japan).

WEDNESDAY 17th

5 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE ORGANIZATION AND JOB STRESS AMONG EMPLOYEES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION M. Homayounnia, M. Mohammadzadeh Haji (Iran).

6 CLONAZEPAM VERSUS PAROXETINE IN A PROSPECTIVE, OPEN, RANDOMIZED 3-YEARS LONG-TERM TREATMENT OF PANIC DISORDER AND FOLLOW-UP DURING ADDITIONAL 6 YEARS A. Nardi, R. Amrein, R.C. Freire, M.D. Mochcovitch, S. Machado, A.C. Silva, M. Versiani (Brazil).

7 EVOLUTION OF SYMPTOMS SUBJECTED TO PTSD (DESNOS) PRIMARILY DIAGNOSED AS PTSD G. Grbesa, M. Simonovic, M. Stankovic (Serbia).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP39

Room 23 Chairperson: Maria Liegghio (Canada). Speakers: 1 ATTACHMENT DISORDER AND ITS EVOLUTIVE PROGNOSIS María Eugenia Herrero, Teodoro Uria (Spain).

2 PREVALENCE OF OPPOSITIONAL DEFIANT DISORDER AND CONDUCT DISORDER AMONG THE PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN Ambrish Mishra, Meraj Quadri, Samir Desai, Shrikant Reddy (India).

3 A STUDY OF COMORBID ANXIETY DISORDERS AND ANXIETY SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERKIETIC DISORDER Satyakam Mohapatra, Vivek Agarwal, Prabhat Sitholey, Amit Arya (India).

4 VIDEO GAME USE AND CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH 5 Bullying and quality of life in schools: training in coping strategies in the classroom and appreciation of basic education teachers in different regions of Colombia. 2012-2013 Andrea Guzmán (Colombia).

6 A STUDY OF SERUM INTERLEUKIN 12 IN A SAMPLE OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN IN EGYPT Soha Ibrahim, Nermine Zakaria, Rania Ismail (Egypt).

7 WHAT IS “NORMAL”? A PHOTO VOICE PERSPECTIVE OF YOUTH DIAGNOSED WITH A MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE M. Liegghio (Canada).

8 EFFECTIVENESS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY VERSUS TREATMENT AS USUAL IN CLINICALLY DEPRESSED ADOLESCENTS WITHIN ROUTINE CARE AND COMORBIDITY AS MODERATOR Y. Stikkelbroek, D.H.M. Bodden  (The Netherlands).

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Cátia Milheiro (Portugal).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS598

Room 10

BRAIN DRAIN Chairperson: Afzal Javed (Pakistan). Speaker: Mariana Pinto da Costa (Portugal). Discussants: Sue Bailey (United Kingdom). Murray Patten (New Zealand). Thirupapuliyur Venugopalan Asokan (India). Andrea Fiorillo (Italy). Ana Giurgiuca (Romania). Franziska Baessler (Germany).

WEDNESDAY 17th

Livia De Picker (Belgium).

09:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS435

Room 11

RE-THINKING ADDICTION Chairperson: Adel Elsheshai (Egypt). Speakers: RE-THINKING ADDICTION 1 Ahmed Rady (Egypt). RE-THINKING ADDICTION 2 Karim Abdel (Egypt).

09:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS570

Room 12

 ETS TALK ABOUT PTSD TREATMENT IN A FIRST RESPONDER OF 11 OF L MARCH ATTACKS IN MADRID Chairperson: Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: LETS TALK ABOUT PTSD TREATMENT IN A FIRST RESPONDER OF 11 OF MARCH ATTACKS IN MADRID: HOW DID EMDR WORKED AFTER 5 SESSIONS IN A 11 OF MARCH FIRST RESPONDER? Patricia Villavicencio (Spain). Isabel Ramos (Spain).

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10:00 - 19:00

MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL ROOM

SEP Educational Room Organized by SEP & SEPB (This session will be repeated on 15, 16 & 17 Sept. in the same room and time). Short and useful practical sessions on different tools and techniques that will allow attendees to learn how to access, gather and share medical information. 40 minutes of independent sessions. It is possible to attend any of them without following an order, any day or time scheduled. Free entrance until session slots are fully covered.

10:00 h. Information for patients on the internet: quality resources and blog creation (English). 11:00 h. Pubmed –Alertas (Spanish). 12:00 h. Pubmed – customized filters (English). 13:00 h. Zotero. Citation Management Software (English). 15:00 h. Información para pacientes en internet: recursos de calidad y creación de blogs (Spanish).

WEDNESDAY 17th

16:00 h. Pubmed alerts (English). 17:00 h. Pubmed – filtros personalizados (Spanish). 18:00 h. Zotero. Gestor de referencias bibliográficas (Spanish).

10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL07

Auditorium

 REDICTION OF DISEASE, VULNERAVILITY AND TREATMENT RESPONSE IN P MOOD DISORDERS, PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN PSYCHIATRY

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Michelle Riba (USA). Keynote Speaker: Charles B. Nemeroff (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY307

Room 1

 EVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: FROM ANIMAL MODELS TO D CLINICAL FINDINGS Chairperson: Peter Gass (Germany). Co-Chair: Robin Murray (United Kingdom). Speakers: LIFE ADVERSITIES IN UTERO AND LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCE FOR MENTAL ILLNESS Marco Riva (Italy). CANNABIS USE AND THE DEVELOPING BRAIN Robin Murray (United Kingdom).

WEDNESDAY 17th

CELLULAR ORIGIN OF CORTICAL NEURAL SYNCHRONY DEFICITS IN NMDARHYPOFUNCTION-MEDIATED SCHIZOPHRENIA MOUSE MODEL Kazutoshi Nakazawa (USA). MODELING THE ONSET OF SCHIZOPHRENIA DURING LATE ADOLESCENCE IN INDUCIBLE GENETIC MOUSE MODELS Dragos Inta (Germany).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY184

Room 3

CULTURAL SENSITIVITY: ENHANCING QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE Chairperson: Silvia Olarte (USA) Speakers: CULTURAL CHALLENGES IN THE TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENT LATINAS Christina Khan (USA). THE HIDDEN SHAME OF INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE: CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND BOWEL SYMPTOMS IN ADULTHOOD Eva Szigethy (USA). LATINAS: THE IMPACT OF CULTURE ON ADDICTION TREATMENT AND PREVENTION Patricia Ordorica (USA). LATINA LESBIANS SERVING IN THE NYPD: THE CONFLUENCE OF CULTURES Lourdes Domínguez (USA). THE FAMILY PSYCHIATRIST; TREATING SEVERAL MEMBERS OF AN EXTENDED KINSHIP: PRINCIPLES AND PITFALLS Sherry Katz-Bearnot (USA).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY419

Room 4

PHILOSOPHY, MIND, AND PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Fernando Lolas (Chile). Co-Chair: Jorge Ospina-Duque (Colombia). Speakers: MIND AND MENTAL HEALTH Somogy Varga (USA). THE MEANING OF EMPATHIC DESYNCHRONIZATION IN PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS Jorge Dávila (Colombia).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY210

Room 5

DEPRESSION, SUICIDE AND SUICIDE PREVENTION IN HUNGARY

WEDNESDAY 17th

CONSTRUCTING SENSE OF SELF: EXPERIENCES FROM TRAUMA BRAIN INJURY (TBI) PATIENTS Diana Matallana (Colombia).

Chairperson: Zoltan Rihmer (Hungary). Co-Chairs: Dóra Forintos-Perczel (Hungary). Speakers: DEPRESSION, SUICIDE AND SUICIDE PREVENTION IN HUNGARY – AN OVERVIEW Zoltan Rihmer (Hungary). HISTORICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF SUICIDE IN HUNGARY Peter Döme (Hungary). PROBLEM-SOLVING TRAINING FOR PATIENTS WITH ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Dóra Peczel-Forintos (Hungary). AFFECTIVE TEMPERAMENTS IN THE EMERGENCE OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR: PATHOPLASTIC ROLE AND CONTRIBUTION OF GENETIC FACTORS Xénia Gonda (Hungary). MULTI-LEVEL APPROACHES AGAINST DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE IN HUNGARY. WHAT COULD WE LEARN FROM COUNTRIES WITH TRADITIONALLY HIGH SUICIDE RATES? György Purebl (Hungary).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY378

Room 6

 SYCHOPATOLOGY AND DUAL PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATED TO SMOKED AND P INHALED COCAINE IN LATINAMERICA

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track

Chairperson: Elvia Velásquez (Colombia). Co-Chair: Javier Didia (Argentina). Speakers: COCA PASTE (PBC) SYNDROME. OVERVIEW AND CONSEQUENS OF SMOKEABLE COCAINES USE Elvia Velásquez (Colombia). DUAL PATHOLOGY AND COCA PASTE IN LATINAMERICA ( PACO ) Javier Didia (Argentina).

WEDNESDAY 17th

COCA PASTE (PBC) COMORBIDITY AND TREATMENT IN PERU Rafael Navarro (Peru). CONTEXT OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE IN LATINAMERICA Saúl Pacurucu (Ecuador).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY294

Room 7

INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON BIPOLAR DISORDER IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Chairperson: Gordana Milavić (United Kingdom). Speakers: BIPOLAR DISORDER IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN A SPANISH SAMPLE: COURSE AND TREATMENT RESPONSE César Soutullo (Spain). THE CHALLENGES IN DIAGNOSING THE DISRUPTIVE MOOD DYSREGULATION DISORDER AND IRRITABILITY Laura Viola (Uruguay). COMORBID AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER AND BIPOLAR DISORDER – A PRACTICAL APPROACH Paramala Santosh (United Kingdom). COMORBID ANXIETY DISORDERS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH BIPOLAR SPECTRUM DISORDERS Regina Sala (United Kingdom).

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10:30 - 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY410

Room 8

 ELEMENTAL HEALTH – VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS TOWARD IMPROVED T SERVICES IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Davor Mucic (Denmark). Co-Chair: Jan Wise (United Kingdom). Speakers: POLISH EXAMPLE OF AN EDUCATIONAL INTERNET SERVICE FOR DOCTORS, PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES Krysta Krzystof (Poland). INCREASING AWARENESS ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH AS AN E-HEALTH TOOL TO PREVENT SUICIDE Vladimir Carli (Sweden). WHEN THE PATIENT CAN’T COME TO THE PROVIDER; BRING THE PROVIDER TO THE PATIENT.HOME TELE-BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE Herbert Schwager (USA).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY575

Room 9

INFLAMMATION, OBESITY, DIABETES AND ANXIETY AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS

WEDNESDAY 17th

APPLICATIONS E-HEALTH FOR PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS (SMI) Fabiana Engelsbel (The Netherlands).

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Julio Bobes (Spain). Speakers: INFLAMMATORY PROCESSES, AND ANXIETY DISORDERS Salvador Ros (Spain). INFLAMMATORY PROCESSES AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Manuel Bousoño (Spain). DIABETES AND ANXIETY AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS. DE PLAN STUDY RESULTS Laura Ferrando (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY187

Room 10

THE SCIENCE OF AGITATED PATIENT: EVALUATION AND TREATMENT Chairperson: Scott Zeller (USA). Speakers: EVIDENCE BASED EVALUATION OF THE AGITATED PATIENT Michael Wilson (USA). USE OF DE-ESCALATION AND PHARMACOLOGIC TREATMENT Kimberly Nordstrom (USA). UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIAL, FAMILIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT OF AGITATION Julien Cavanagh de Carvalho (France).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY573

Room 11

 EUROBIOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF COGNITIVE AND SOCIO-EMOTIONAL N ASPECTS IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

WEDNESDAY 17th

Chairperson: Kristina Henning-Fast (Austria). Co-Chair: Susanne Karch (Germany). Speakers: ATTENTION TO EMOTION, EMOTION REGULATION, AND NEGATIVE COGNITIONS IN FMRI STUDIES Roberto Viviani (Germany). NEUROBIOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF COGNITION-EMOTION INTERACTION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Kristina Henning-Fast (Austria). NEURAL CORRELATES OF ATTACHMENT-RELATED STIMULI AND SOCIAL COGNITION - AN FMRI-STUDY Karin Labek (Austria). NEURAL CHANGES IN DEPRESSION DURING PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY: AN FMRI AND EEG STUDY USING AN ATTACHMENT PARADIGM Anna Buchheim (Austria). NEUROBIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY IN OCD Susanne Karch (Germany).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY261

Room 12

 SE OF GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT TOOL (GMHAT/PC) IN U PRIMARY CARE AND GENERAL HEALTH SETTINGS Chairperson: Prakash Behere (India). Co-Chair: Aboue-Saleh Mohemmad (United Kingdom). Speakers: MENTAL WELL-BEING OF MEDICAL STUDENTS: PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY IN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF A MEDICAL COLLEGE IN CENTRAL INDIA USING GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT TOOL- PRIMARY CARE (GMHAT-PC) Anweshak Das (India). RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF SPANISH VERSION OF GMHAT/PC Paola Tejada (United Kingdom).

CORRELATION OF OUTCOME OF GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT TOOL (GMHAT- PC) IN ASSESSMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS AS COMPARED TO THE PSYCHIATRIST’S DIAGNOSIS IN A PRIMARY CARE OF CENTRAL INDIA Suyash Sinha (India).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY414

Room 13

PSYCHOSOMATIC DERMATOLOGY: PSYCHODERMATOLOGY Chairperson: Ricardo Campos-Rodenas (Spain). Co-Chair: Lucía Tomás-Aragonés (Spain). Speakers: PSORIASIS AND PSYCHOSOCIAL COMORBIDITIES Servando Marron (Spain). THE IMPACT OF ITCH ON DERMATOLOGICAL PATIENTS’ QUALITY OF LIFE, EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING AND FAMILY DYSFUNCTION Ricardo Campos-Rodenas (Spain). SELF-INFLICTED SKIN LESIONS Lucía Tomás-Aragonés (Spain). BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER IN ACNE PATIENTS Tamara Gracia-Cazaña (Spain). PSYCHOEDUCATION IN DERMATOLOGY María Jesús Cardoso-Moreno (Spain).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

GMHAT/PC (GLBAL MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT TOOL) FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES Vimal Sharma (United Kingdom).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY175

Room 14

 EUROBIOLOGY OF EATING DISORDERS: THE ROLE OF INFLAMMATION, FOOD N CRAVING AND OTHER ADDICTIVE PARAMETERS Chairperson: Francisco Vaz-Leal (Spain). Speakers: IS RELEVANT INFLAMMATION IN EATING DISORDERS? Marina Díaz-Marsá (Spain). ADDICTIVE PHENOMENOLOGY AND EATING DISORDERS Luis Rojo (Spain).

WEDNESDAY 17th

PERSONALITY AND FOOD CRAVING IN EATING DISORDERS Luis Beato (Spain).

10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS648

Room 16

 BORDAJE DEL TRASTORNO MENTAL GRAVE Y ABUSO DE SUSTANCIAS A (PATOLOGÍA DUAL) DESDE UN MODELO DE SALUD MENTAL COMUNITARIO

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Francisco González-Saiz (Spain). Speakers: ASPECTOS EPIDEMIOLÓGICOS DEL ABUSO DE SUSTANCIAS ENTRE PACIENTES CON TRASTORNO MENTAL GRAVE: IMPLICACIONES PRONÓSTICAS Francisco González-Saiz (Spain). ESTRATEGIAS DE INTERVENCIÓN EN PACIENTES CON TRASTORNO MENTAL GRAVE Y ABUSO DE SUSTANCIAS COMÓRBIDO: ACTUACIONES DESDE EL PROCESO ASISTENCIAL INTEGRADO TMG Vicente García-Vicent (Spain). MODELOS ASISTENCIALES PARA EL ABORDAJE DE LA PATOLOGÍA DUAL: PROPUESTAS PARA UN PROCESO DE INTEGRACIÓN María Conde-Rivas (Spain).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY611

Room 17

 ROADENING THE SCOPE OF WEB BASED E-MENTAL HEALTH – FROM B INFORMATION SHARING TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Chairperson: Michael R. Krausz (Canada). Co-Chairs: Levent Kuey (Turkey). Speakers: A GLOBAL E-MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE: FROM MOODGYM TO VIRTUAL CLINIC Kathleen Griffith (Australia). E MENTAL HEALTH – ADDRESSING MENTALLY CHALLENGED YOUNG PEOPLE WITH INTEGRATED WEB PORTALS Michael R. Krausz (Canada). TELEPSYCHIATRY IN GENERAL PRACTICE IN DENMARK David Mucic (Denmark).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY805

Room 18

CONTROVERSIES IN THE CONTEXT OF FORENSIC OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Alfonso Sanz-Cid (Spain). Speakers: EXAMINATION OF POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDERS IN THE WORKPLACE Leopoldo Ortega-Monasterio (Spain) Alfonso Sanz-Ferrer (Spain). Alfonso Sanz-Cid (Spain). THE ROLE OF THE PSYCHIATRIST IN CONTROL OF THE TEMPORARY DISABILITY DERIVED FROM COMMON CONTINGENCIES Anna Aranda (Spain). Alfonso Sanz-Cid (Spain). DEMENTIA VERSUS SIMULATION VERSUS SOMATOFORM DISORDERS Leopoldo Ortega-Monasterio (Spain). Nuria Codina-Marin (Spain). THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PSYCHIATRIST IN MULTIPLE CHEMICAL SYNDROME REPORTS. Alfonso Sanz-Cid (Spain). Jesús Villagrá (Spain). Alfonso Sanz-Ferrer (Spain).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

DISCUSSANT Levent Kuey (Turkey).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY630

Room 19

 EMENTIA AND LATE LIFE DEPRESSION IN WEST AFRICA, THE ROLE FOR THE D PSYCHIATRIST Chairperson: Joseph Adeyemi (Nigeria). Co-Chair: Olusegun Baiyewu (Nigeria). Speakers: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW OF LATE LIFE DEPRESSION AND DEMENTIA IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA Joseph Adeyemi (Nigeria). LATE LIFE DEPRESSION IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA Michael Olutoki (Nigeria).

WEDNESDAY 17th

ISSUES RELATED TO DIAGNOSIS OF DEMENTIA IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA Abdulkareem Jika Yusuf (Nigeria). TREATMENT OF DEMENTIA WITH EMPHASIS ON BEHAVIORAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OF DEMENTIA (BPSD) Olusegun Baiyewu (Nigeria).

10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS436

Room 20

CHALLENGING OUR VISION TO SYMPTOMS: A BRIEF STRATEGIC APPROACH Chairperson: Adel Elsheshai (Egypt). Speakers: PART 1 Ahmed Rady (Egypt). PART 2 Karim Abdel (Egypt).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP40

Room 21 Chairperson: Myra Piat (Canada). Speakers: 1 FAMILY FUNCTIONING AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG FAMILIES IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA: A COMPARISON WITH SUBSTANCE-RELATED DISORDERS AND HEALTHY CONTROLS

Dimitra Anastasiadou, Melissa Parks, Ana Rosa Sepulveda, Cesar Sánchez, Tamara Álvarez, Lucia González, Montserrat Graell (Spain).

2 DROP-OUT in EATING DISORDER: A ROLE FOR PERSONALITY DISORDER?

Marina Quarta Colosso, Martina Forlani, Roberta Bonafede, Paolo Scudellari, Diana De Ronchi, Virginia Bernabei, Anna Rita Atti (Italy).

3 Mental Health Engagement Network (MHEN): Using Smart Technologies for Mood Monitoring and Crisis Prevention Cheryl Forchuk (Canada).

4 Comparison of obesity and eating attitude between medical, surgical and service group resident and intern physicians in Korean teaching hospitals WEDNESDAY 17th

Beomwoo Nam, J Seo, S Lee, S Hong (Korea).

5 EVALUATION OF WAYS FOR TREATMENT OF NIGHT EATING SYNDROME

Irina Makhortova, Boris Tsygankov, Oleg Shiryaev  (Russian Federation).

6 EATING DISORDERS DURING ADOLESCENCE : THE ADJUSTEMENT OF THE PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH FOR AN INTERDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT M. Corcos (France).

7 IMPLEMENTING AN EATING DISORDERS TRAINING PROGRAM FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS: THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE M. Piat, H. Steiger, M. Israel, S. Lal, A. Pearson, J. Spagnolo (Canada).

8 COMPLICATIONS OF EATING DISORDERS. IMAGE GUIDE

P. Muñoz-Calero, S. Bañón González, B. Pinilla Santos, N. Rodríguez Criado, B. Sánchez Sánchez (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP41

Room 22 Chairperson: Manuel Gómez-Beneyto (Spain). Speakers: 1 IDENTIFYING PROFILES OF ADVERSITY FROM CHILDHOOD AND CONFLICT RELATED TRAUMAS: MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOME IN NORTHERN IRELAND Margaret McLafferty, Cherie Armour, Siobhan O’Neill, Sam Murphy, Brendan Bunting, Finola Ferry (Ireland).

2 Psychiatric comorbidity in general hospital admissions: impact on mortality and lenght of stay Nuno Rodrigues-Silva, Alberto Freitas (Portugal).

3 NEUROLOGICAL EFFECTS of RADIOFREQUENCY RADIATION Arzu Firlarer, Seyda Okdem (Turkey).

4 DEMOGRAPHICS OF PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS, LENGTH OF STAY AND READMISSIONS OVER TIME IN A PORTUGUESE GENERAL HOSPITAL – A 13 YEAR RETROSPECTIVE STUDY WEDNESDAY 17th

Filipe Pinto, Ana Costa, Catarina Novais, Mariana Marinho, Pedro Lencastre, Alexandra Côrte-Real, Manuel Esteves, Ricardo Moreira, Miguel Bragança (Portugal).

5 GENDER DIFFERENCE AND THE PREVALENCE OF AUTISM IN ADULTHOOD

Terry Brugha, Freya Tyrer, John Bankart, Sally Anne Cooper, Jane Smith, Sally McManus, Nicola Spiers  (United Kingdom).

6 DEPRESSION AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS FROM COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL AND WESTERN EUROPE Joanna Marzec, Mariusz Seweryn, Aleksandra Kolarczyk, Krzysztof Krysta, Irena KrupkaMatuszczyk (Poland).

7 TRENDS IN PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT (ED) PRESENTATIONS IN A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE IN ONTARIO, CANADA OVER A 5-YEAR PERIOD V. Parmar, D. Groll (Canada).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP42

Room 23 Chairperson: Julia Pelle (United Kingdom). Speakers: 1 Mental health status and perceived burden in spouses of persons with psychotic illness (A study from India) Selwyn Stanley, Mettilda Bhuvaneswari Narasimman, Bhakyalakshmi S  (United Kingdom).

2 FAMILY VARIABLES AND POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM IN COLOMBIAN ADOLESCENT STUDENTS Edna Margarita Gómez Bustamante, Zuleima Cogollo Milanés (Colombia).

3

WHICH ARE THE KEY COMPONENTS OF FAMILY INTERVENTIONS FOR PSYCHOSIS? A QUALITATIVE STUDY Jaime Grácio, M. J. Marques, M. Gonçalves-Pereira, J. Leff (Portugal).

4 SOMATIC COMPLAINS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS – COMORBILITIES, ILLNESS IN THE PARENTAL SUBSYSTEM AND FAMILY FUNCTIONING 5 African and African Caribbean carers experience of supporting recovery in relatives with psychosis Julia Pelle  (United Kingdom).

6 Family burden and associated factors in relatives of people with obsessivecompulsive disorder

Anish Cherian, Dhanasekara Pandian, Suresh Badamath, Thennarasu Kandavel, Janardhan Reddy (India).

7 FAMILY THERAPY IN THE CONTEXT OF SEVERE PSYCHOPATHOLOGIES IN FRANCE P. Bantman (France).

11:15 – 12:00 h.

Section Workshop – SWS461

Room 15

HOW PSYCHOANALYSIS CAN CONTRIBUTE TO PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION Chairperson: Michael Botbol (France). Co-Chair: Hans-Otto Thomashoff (Austria). Speakers: CONTRIBUTION OF PSYCHOANALYSIS TO PHARMACOTHERAPY EDUCATION AND TRAINING Allan Tasman (USA). EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR PERSONALITY DISORDERS Dusica Lecic-Tosevski (Serbia). Discussant: Philippe Rey-Bellet (Switzerland)

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WEDNESDAY 17th

Joana Videira, Joana Sequeira, Alexandra Pedruco (Portugal).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 11:15 – 12:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS239

Room 20

EDUCATION IN PSYCHIATRY IN LATIN AMERICA Chairperson: Leandro Dionisio (Argentina). Speakers: TRAINING IN NEUROPSYCHIATRY AND COGNITIVE NEUROLOGY IN THE REGION Luis Ignacio Brusco (Argentina). TRAINING ON PERSON-CENTERED PSYCHIATRY Alejandra Maddocks (Argentina).

WEDNESDAY 17th

THE IMPORTANCE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY FOCUSED IN THE TRANSFERENCE OF CURRENT EDUCATION OF PSYCHIATRISTS Maximiliano Luna (Argentina).

12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL08

Auditorium

 OLVING THE ENIGMA OF BRAIN, MIND AND PSYCHOSES YIELD NEW S TREATMENT APPROACHES

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Miguel Gutiérrez (Spain). Keynote Speaker: Jim van Os (The Netherlands).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY574

Room 1

 IGHT AGAINST STIGMA: IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EXPANDING PROGRAM FOR F DEVELOPING ACCESS MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Chairperson: Thomas Craig (United Kindgdom). Co-Chair: Driss Moussaoui Speakers: LAUNCHING A PILOT PROGRAM TO ADDRESS MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS IN CAMBODIA. Kim Savuon (Cambodia). Keo Sothy, (Cambodia) THE FAST PROJECT IN ARMENIA: FIRST ACHIEVEMENTS AND NEXT STEPS Armen Soghoyan (Armenia).

WEDNESDAY 17th

ALAS, AN NGO FOCUSED ON IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE IN A GUATEMALA REMOTE AREA Alejandro Paiz (Guatemala). FAST PROGRAMME IN THE INDIAN OCEAN: MADAGASCAR AND COMOROS Daniel Gerard (France). Mbolatiana Raharinivo (Madagascar). Mistohi Hassani (Comoros Republic).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY512

Room 2

 VALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR ACROSS THE LIFE E CYCLE Chairperson: Javier Didia (Argentina). Speakers: SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN ADULTS: NEUROBIOLOGY, RISK FACTORS, AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES Mercedes Pérez-Rodríguez (USA). SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN OLDER ADULTS Mercedes Navío Acosta (Spain). SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Gabriel Kaplan (USA). DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE IN THE MEDICALLY ILL Luis Agüera-Ortiz (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY148

Room 3

 FFICACIOUS WEB-BASED PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENTS FOR MAJOR E MENTAL DISORDERS Chairperson: Andreas Maercker (Switzerland). Speakers: INTERNET-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER - AN OVERVIEW AND RESULTS FROM A RECENT RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Thomas Berger (Switzerland). INTERNET-BASED RELAPSE PREVENTION FOR ANOREXIA NERVOSA (AN): NINEMONTH FOLLOW-UP Manfred Fichter (Germany). MY TRAUMA RECOVERY: A SELF-HELP WEB-BASED PROGRAM FOR POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER – LESSONS FROM TWO RCTs Andreas Maercker (Switzerland).

WEDNESDAY 17th

ACCEPTABILITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF WEB-BASED TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION Pim Cuijpers (The Netherlands).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY389

Room 5

TRAUMA DURING CHILDHOOD: LONG TERM CONSEQUENCES Chairperson: Ester di Giacomo (Italy). Co-Chairs: Massimo Clerici (Italy). Speakers: CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES ON DISCHARGE OF WOMEN ADMITTED TO A MEDIUM SECURE UNIT OVER A 4-YEAR PERIOD Maria Fotiadou (United Kingdom). EFFECTS OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA ON PARENTAL CAPABILITY Giovanni Previti (Italy). TRAUMA DURING CHILDHOOD: THE PTSD PATHWAY Fabrizia Colmegna (Italy).

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12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS480

Room 6

 DICCIÓN Y PATOLOGÍA DUAL: PSICOTERAPIA Y PSICOPATOLOGÍA DESDE UN A ENFOQUE CONTRUCTIVISTA POST RACIONALISTA

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Humberto Guajardo (Chile). Speakers: LA RELACIÓN ENTRE PATOLOGÍA DUAL Y ADICCIONES Juan Ramirez (Spain). PSICOPATOLOGÍA DUAL Y ADICCIONES MODELO CONTRUCTIVISTA Humberto Guajardo (Chile).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY277

Room 7

 ENE EXPRESSION AND NEURAL CIRCUITS INVOLVED IN PSYCHIATRIC G SYMPTOMS

WEDNESDAY 17th

PSICOTERAPIA POSTRRACIONALISTA EN PATOLOG?A DUAL Y ADICCIONES Diana Kushner (Chile).

Chairperson: Magda Fahmy (Egypt). Speakers: NEUROCIRCUITS,NEUROCHEMICAL AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS OF MOOD DISORDERS Ahmed Okasha (Egypt). NEURAL CIRCUITS IN OBSSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER, PRESENTATION CHANGE OVERTIME ACCORDING TO STAGES OF BRAIN DEVELOPMENT Nahla Nagy (Egypt). NEURAL CIRCUITS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA, GENOMES AND ENVIORMENTAL INTERACTION Mohab Fawzi (Egypt).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 12:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS309

Room 8

CONSTRUCTS OF MEANING AND (RELIGIOUS) TRANSFORMATION. PART II Chairperson: Hans Rohlof (The Netherlands). Co-Chair: Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands). Speakers: THE USE OF PRAYER AMONG WOMEN WITH EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER IN THE UK: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Simon Dein (United Kingdom). CO-OPERATION WITH TRADITIONAL HEALERS; PROSPECTS AND PITFALLS Douwe van der Heide (The Netherlands).

WEDNESDAY 17th

WHAT IS MEANT BY RELIGIOUS TRANSFORMATION COMPARED TO TRANSFORMATION IN PSYCHOTHERAPY? Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY505

Room 9

STRATIFICATION OF PATIENTS USING INFLAMMATORY BIOMARKERS Chairperson: Aye-Mu Myint (Germany) Co-Chair: Norbert Müller (Germany). Speakers: PHENYLALANINE AND TYROSINE IN MAJOR DEPRESSION Barbara Sperner-Unteweger (Austria). KYNURENINES AND RELATED MARKERS IN MAJOR DEPRESSION AND SCHIZOPHRENIA Aye-Mu Myint (Germany). CYTOKINES AND KYNURENINES IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Moritz Mülbacher (Austria). GROWTH FACTORS IN MAJOR DEPRESSION Angelos Halaris (USA). STRATIFICATION FOR RESPONSE TO TREATMENT WITH COX2-INHIBITOR Norbert Müller (Germany).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY712

Room 10

 EVELOPMENTAL ISSUES FOR LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER D (LGBT) PEOPLE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN: CHALLENGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Chairperson: Gene Nakajima (USA). Co-Chair: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Speakers: ARE ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES THE CAUSE OF LGBT (LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER) MENTAL HEALTH DISPARITIES? Andrés Sciolla (USA). PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF SAME SEX MARRIAGE Gene Nakajima (USA).

MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN LGBT (LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER) SENIOR HOUSING PROGRAM Nick Gutiérrez (USA).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS645

Room 11

TEACHING HOW TO TEACH IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Bulent Coskun (Turkey). Co-Chair: Julian Beezhold (United Kingdom). Speakers: INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES IN TEACHING PSYCHIATRY Franziska Baessler (Germany). TRAINING THE MODERN PSYCHIATRIST: EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF EARLY CAREER PSYCHIATRISTS WORLDWIDE Andrea Fiorillo (Italy). TEACHING HOW TO E-TEACH: WILL E-LEARNING CHANGE PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION? Oliver Andlauer (France). TEACHING PROFESSIONALISM IN MEDICINE Nikos Christodoulou (United Kingdom).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

FROM SOUTH AFRICA TO THE USA: DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF BEING GAY IN THE PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SETTING Saul Levin (USA).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS316

Room 12

 ELEVANCE OF DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA IN PSYCHIATRY: A SOUTH AFRICAN R PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: Solomon Rataemane (South Africa). Co-Chair: Bernard Janse van Rensburg (South Africa). Speakers: CONTROVERSIES REGARDING THE USE OF DSM-5 CRITERIA IN A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR POST GRADUATE PSYCHIATRIC TRAINING Christopher Szabo (South Africa). DSM VERSUS ICD: A PERSPECTIVE FROM THE SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIETY OF PSYCHIATRISTS Gerhard Grobler (South Africa).

WEDNESDAY 17th

DIAGNOSTIC FORMULATION, CODING AND REMUNERATION IN SOUTH AFRICAN PRIVATE PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE Mvuyiso Talatala (South Africa). A CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE ON DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS AND CRITERIA IN A SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT Bernard Janse van Rensburg (South Africa).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS235

Room 13

PHARMACOTHERAPY IN ASIA Chairperson: Naotaka Shinfuku (Japan). Co-Chair: Roy Kallivayalil (India). Speakers: SEX DIFFERENCES IN PRESCRIBING PATTERNS OF ANTIPSYCHOTICDRUGS USED IN THE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN ASIA Pichet Udomratn (Thailand). THE USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANT MEDICATIONS IN ASIA Min-Soo Lee (Republic of Korea). PATIENT AND DRUG CENTERED STUDY ON ANTIDEPRESSANTS Mian-Yoon Chong (Taiwan). CHALLENGES AND REWARDS OF RESEARCH ON PSYCHOPHARMACOTHERAPY IN ASIA Norman Sartorius (Switzerland).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY218

Room 14

 PIGENETIC, GENETIC AND NEUROBIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS IN THE E DEVELOPMENT OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR Chairperson: Yogesh Dwivedi (USA). Speakers: EPIGENETIC REGULATION OF THE ANTERIOR CINGULATE CORTEX BY CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT Gustavo Turecki (Canada). WHOLE-EXOME SEQUENCING IN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Virginia Willour (USA). GENOMIC STUDIES AND INTERMEDIATE PHENOTYPES IN SUICIDE Dan Rujescu (Germany).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY163

Room 15

 OWARDS AN INTEGRAL VISION OF THE NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDERS, T ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND OTHER DEMENTIAS

WEDNESDAY 17th

CSF OXYTOCIN AND HEIGHTENED RISK OF SERIOUS SUICIDE ATTEMPTS Jussi Jokinen (Sweden).

Chairperson: Ruby Castilla (USA). Co-Chair: Jorge Pla-Vidal (Spain). Speakers: IS DEPRESSION DIFFERENT AMONG PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND VASCULAR DEMENTIA? Miguel Habeych (USA). CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND COGNITIVE DISORDER: WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP? Jorge Tellez (Colombia). MANAGEMENT OF BEHAVIORAL SYMPTOMS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH OR WITHOUT DEMENTIA Carlos Leon-Andrade (Ecuador). APATHY IN PATIENTS WITH DEMENTIA. IDENTIFICATION AND MANAGEMENT Bernardo NG (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY632

Room 16

ADVANCES IN FAMILY TREATMENT IN PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: María del Mar Soler (Spain). Speakers: SERVICE USERS AND FAMILIES: WHAT KIND OF TRAINING DO WE WANT? Paz Flores (Spain). PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE FAMILY STRUCTURE David Núñez (Spain).

WEDNESDAY 17th

EL GRUPO MULTIFAMILIAR EN EL PROCESO TERAPEUTICO DE PACIENTES MENTALES GRAVES Y DE SUS FAMILIAS José López (Spain).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS373

Room 18

 EUROSIS RENAISSANCE?: NEW CLUES AFTER 30 YEARS OF THE ANXIETYN COLLAGEN CONNECTION Chairperson: Jean Garrabé (France). Co-Chair: Salvador Ros (Spain). Speakers: CONCEPT, HISTORY AND FUTURE OF NEUROSIS Jean Garrabé (France). NEUROBIOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN JOINT LAXITY AND ANXIETY Hugo Critchley (United Kingdom). THE DOMESTIC DOG AS A NATURALISTIC MODEL TO EXPLORE BIOLOGICAL FACTORS OF ANXIETY-RELATED DISORDERS IN HUMAN BEINGS Jaume Fatjó (Spain). COLLAGEN AND SOMATIC FINDINGS AND THEIR REPERCUSSION ON PSYCHIATRIC NOSOLOGY Antoni Bulbena (Spain).

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12:00 – 12:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS628

Room 19

ISSUES IN PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH TODAY: IS THERE A WAR ON WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE ISSUES AND RIGHTS TODAY? Chairperson: Gisèle Apter (France). Co-Chair: Carol Nadelson (USA). Speakers: PREVENTING VIOLENCE, PROMOTING RESILIENCE AND THE MENTAL HEALTH OF WOMEN Helen Herrman (Australia).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY409

Room 20

MENTAL HEALTH IN NURSING HOMES WEDNESDAY 17th

THE WAR AGAINST WOMEN: RAPE Gail E. Robinson (Canada).

Chairperson: Gabriela Stoppe (Switzerland). Co-Chair: Aleksandra Milicevic (Serbia). Speakers: HEALTH CONDITIONS IN 20 VISITED SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS TROUGH MONITORING OF HUMAN RIGHTS Aleksandra Milicevic (Serbia). THE RESIDENT ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT – MINIMUM DATA SET AS A TOOL FOR MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH IN LONG-TERM CARE Florian Riese (Switzerland). PREVENTION OF INAPPROPRIATE PSYCHOTROPIC DRUG USE IN THE NURSING HOME Johanned Pantel (Germany). PUMA (NURSING AND MEDICINE FOR THE ELDERLY): A SPECIAL POSTGRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAM FOR NURSING HOME STAFF. EXPERIENCES OF THE FIRST 6 YEARS Gabriela Stoppe (Switzerland).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP43

Room 21 Chairperson: Pedro Varandas (Portugal). Speakers: 1 IMPACT OF THE STAY IN A PSYCHIATRY DAY HOSPITAL ON THE HEALTH RESOURCES UTILIZATION - A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Mariana Marinho, Raquel Pedrosa, Rosário Curral, Miguel Bragança (Portugal).

2 TELEMENTAL HEALTH – INNOVATION IN PSYCHIATRY Rita Silva, Vitor Leite, Carla Araújo (Portugal).

3 EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OF OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS IN THE TREATMENT OF PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME M. Kashanian, N. Sohrabi (Iran).

4 HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONERS’ AMBIVALENCE ABOUT TRADITIONAL HEALING: A CRITICAL REFLECTION ON THE FINDINGS OF MABOE MOKGOBI’S DLITT ET PHIL STUDY M. Mokgobi  (South Africa).

WEDNESDAY 17th

5 DBS IN TOURETTE SYNDROME; TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE D. Servello, E. Zekaj, M. Porta (Italy).

6 RESIDENTIAL CARE FOR MENTALLY ILL IN THE REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA Eka Chkonia, N. Zavradashvili, N. Makhasvhili, M. Eliashvili (Georgia).

7 PSYCHODERMATOSIS

M. Al-Malmi  (United Arab Emirates).

8 QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM BRONCHIAL ASTHMA

Tatiana Krivonogova, Irina Kupriyanova, Julia Babikova  (Russian Federation).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP44

Room 22 Chairperson: Oliver Pogarell (Germany). Speakers: 1 Development of A New Post-Stroke Depression Scale

Yingying Yue, Rui Liu, Jian Lu, Ruiyan Li, Yonggui Yuan, Qiao Wang (China).

2 CLINICAL FEATURES IN BIPOLAR PATIENTS WHO HAVE BEEN MISDIAGNOSED AS OTHER MENTAL DISORDERS Guiyun Xu, Xiaodong Chen (China).

3 Insomnia is the central sign of BMD that contributes it to innate circadian oscillators Kiumars Pirkalani, Zahra Talaeerad (Iran).

4 A STUDY OF LIPID PROFILE AND APOLIPOPROTEINS A1 AND B: THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH ATTENTIONAL IMPULSIVITY IN FIRST EPISODE MANIA PATIENTS 5 MOURNING AND MELANCHOLY IN JAPAN STUDY OF CASES OF DEPRESSION DUE TO PROLONGED BEREAVEMENT Kanako Shimizu, Toshiyuki Kobayashi, Satoshi Kato (Japan).

6 ASSOCIATION OF POSITIVE FAMILY HISTORY WITH RISK OF VIOLENCE IN BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER Miyuru Chandradasa, Layani Champika, Thilini Rajapakse  (Sri Lanka).

7 DEPRESSION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN DIALYSIS PATIENTS Laxmi Naresh Vadlamani, Suresh Kumar (India).

8 Is therapist-guided computerized CBT effective for major depression? A metaanalysis and a systematic review Yoshiyo Oguchi, Atsuo Nakagawa, Masaru Mimura (Japan).

9 Resting state networks and brain functional connectivity under electroconvulsive therapy Oliver Pogarell, Susanne Karch, Felix Segmiller, Albert Berman, Frank Padberg, Daniel Keeser (Germany).

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Anjana Rao Kavoor, Daya Ram, Sayantanava Mitra (India).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP45

Room 23 Chairperson: Francis Agnew (New Zealand). Speakers: 1 LOVE AND DISLOVE: CENTRAL CHALLENGE OF PSYCHIATRY Yukio Ishizuka (USA).

2 A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE ON SECOND-ORDER EMPATHY IN UNDERSTANDING PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Mohammed Abouelleil Rashed  (South Africa).

3 STUDY OF EXCEPTIONAL DATA ON AUTISM SPECTRUM IN THE ANCIENT SCRIPTURES BY SRI MAHAMUNI VYAS DEPICTED IN SRIMAD BHAGVAT PURAN Shailesh Pangaonkar, Narayan Kelkar (India).

4 THE PHILOSOPHIES OF PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Alan Ralston, Josephine Lenssen, Gerrit Glas  (The Netherlands).

WEDNESDAY 17th

5 A HEURISTIC VALUE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SYNDROME ANALYSIS CONCEPT (VYGOTSKY-LURIA SCHOOL) IN COMPREHENSIVE DIAGNOSIS AND PERSONALIZED CARE: POSTNONCLASSICAL SCIENTIFIC VIEW Elena Pervichko, Yury Zinchenko  (Russian Federation).

6 SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE “THERE” OF THE SCHIZOPHRENIC EXPERIENCE IN A DASEINSANALYTIC ENCOUNTER Anastasios Dimopoulos  (United Kingdom).

7 WHY THE ETHICS OF CARE IS MORE APPROPRIATE TO PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION THAN THE ETHICS OF CURE? Bernard Pachoud (France).

8 APPROACH TO THE PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE ANALYTICAL EXISTENTIAL PHENOMENOLOGICAL PARADIGM IN PSYCHIATRY OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY E. Coleclough (Argentina).

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12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop –WS476

Room 4

 ECISION MAKING AND MANAGEMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER: ADHERENCE D TO CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES Chairperson: Lluis Lalucat (Spain). Speakers: Consuelo De Dios (Spain). Guillermo Lahera (Spain). José Manuel Goikolea (Spain). Marta Alonso (Spain).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS314

Room 6

 UIDELINES FOR PHARMACOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT G OF ADULT PATIENTS WITH A PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER AND A COMORBID SUBSTANCE USE (DUAL DIAGNOSIS PATIENTS)

Chairperson: Miguel Bernardo (Spain). Speakers: DO WE NEED A CLINICAL GUIDELINE FOR DIAGNOSING AND TREATING OUR PATIENTS WITH CO-OCURRING PSYCHIATRIC AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS (DUAL DIAGNOSES PATIENTS)? Miguel Bernardo (Spain). PARTICIPATION OF SEVERAL ENTITIES, SOCIETIES AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CLINICAL GUIDELINE OF DUAL PATHOLOGY Manuel Arrojo (Spain). DEVELOPMENT OF THE CLINICAL GUIDELINE OF DUAL PATHOLOGY: GROUP COMPOSITION, MEETINGS, PICO QUESTIONS, ASSESSMENT OF THE SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE USING THE GRADE SYSTEM, RECOMMENDATIONS Luis San (Spain).

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Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:45 – 13:30 h.

Section Workshop – SWS617

Room 8

AN INTERNATIONAL OVERVIEW ON POSTGRADUATE TRAINING IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: David Baron (USA). Co-Chair: Adriana Mihai (Romania). Speakers: THE NEED FOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS IN PSYCHIATRIC TRAINING PROGRAMS: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE David Baron (USA). THE POSTGRADUATE TRAINING IN RESEARCH IN PSYCHIATRY DEMANDS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN CENTRAL EAST EUROPE Adriana Mihai (Romania). CHALLENGES OF PSYCHIATRIC TRAINING IN POST-SOVIET STATES Nikita Bezborodovs (Latvia).

WEDNESDAY 17th

WHO NEEDS INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN PSYCHIATRY? Maria Orlova (Russia).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS117

Room 11

MAJOR CONTROVERSIES IN BIPOLAR DISORDERS Chairperson: Gustavo Vázquez (Argentina). Speakers: SEQUENCE COURSE ON BIPOLAR DISORDERS Leonardo Tondo (Italy). STAGING MODEL IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Flavio Kapczinski (Brazil). THERAPY OF NO-TYPE I BIPOLAR SPECTRUM DISORDERS Jorge Tamayo (Colombia). NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTIONS FOR MOOD DISORDERS: READY FOR PRIMETIME? Vicent Balanzá-Martínez (Spain).

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12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS722

Room 12

PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITALS - WHY ARE THEY A GOOD OPTION FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE? Chairperson: Rui Durval (Portugal). Speakers: THE FUNCTIONING OF A PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITAL - HOW TO ORGANIZE A SERVICE? Gustavo Jesus (Portugal). OPPORTUNITIES FOR BROADENED DIAGNOSIS IN PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITALS Filipa Moutinho (Portugal). WHY DO PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITALS MAKE SENSE? - EFFICACY, EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS Rui Durval (Portugal).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS903

Room 13

INTRODUCTION OF EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN UNDER-GRADUATE PSYCHIATRY TRAINING

WEDNESDAY 17th

THE ROLE OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS IN PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITALS Filipe Vicente (Portugal).

Chairperson: Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). Speakers: UNDERGRADUATE PSYCHIATRY TRAINING IN INDIA – WHAT NEEDS TO CHANGE AND WHY? Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). UNDERGRADUATE PSYCHIATRY TEACHING IN AUSTRALIA – INTRODUCING REFLECTIVE AND EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Nagesh Pai (India). APPLYING ADULT LEARNING THEORY IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING OF PSYCHIATRY - UTILISING PSYCHIATRIC SIMULATION AND FILM IN INDIA AND THE UK Raja Natarajan (United Kingdom).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS242

Room 18

INTRAFAMILY VIOLENCE AND MENTAL HEALTH: INTERVENTION STRATEGIES Chairperson: Elena Levin (Argentina). Co-Chair: Graciela Lucatelli (Argentina). Speakers: INTERDISCIPLINARY WORKING HYPOTHESIS FOR THE EARLY DETECTION OF INTRAFAMILY VIOLENCE AND GENDER Leandro Dionisio (Argentina). VIOLENCE, ADOLESCENCE AND PERSONALITY: THEIR APPROACH Adhelma Pereira (Argentina). PSYCHOEDUCATION IN RELATIONSHIP TO THE INTRAFAMILY VIOLENCE Alejandra Maddocks (Argentina).

WEDNESDAY 17th

EXPERIENCES OF INTRAFAMILY VIOLENCE IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS Stella Di Cio (Argentina).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium SY286

Room 1

 YMPOSIUM: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL PSYCHIATRY: CO-SPONSORED WPAS TPS AND “MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY “SECTION OF THE WASP.”RESPONSES TO CHANGE AND MIGRATION: GROUNDING GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH” Chairperson: Joseba Achotegui (Spain). Co-Chair: Rachid Bennegadi (France). Speakers: RE-ORGANIZING THE CLINIC: BEYOND CULTURE AND MIGRATION AS PATHOLOGY PRODUCING Rachid Bennegadi (France). GLOBALISATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR MENTAL HEALTH Marianne Kastrup (Denmark). ON DE-STIGMATIZING THE CLINICAL ENCOUNTER: THE IMPORTANCE OF TRAINING FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Stéphanie Larchanché (France). ANALYSIS OF THE DATA ABOUT THE ULYSSES SYNDROME AMONG IMMIGRANTS IN SPAIN Joseba Achotegui (Spain).

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15:00 – 19:00 h.

Presidential Session – PS03

Room 2

FOCUSING ON WOMEN’S MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz (USA). Co-Chairs: María Inés López-Ibor (Spain). Carmen Leal (Spain). Speakers: Margarita Cala (USA). Silvia L. Gaviria (Colombia). Margaret Mungherera (Uganda). Unaiza Niaz (Pakistan).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY048

Room 3

IMPROVING SOCIAL COGNITION IN PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS

WEDNESDAY 17th

Michelle Riba (USA).

Chairperson: Wolfgang Wölwer (Germany). Co-Chairs: Guillermo Lahera (Spain). Speakers: TRAINING OF AFFECT RECOGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: BEHAVIORAL, PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL AND NEUROBIOLOGICAL EFFECTS Wolfgang Wölwer (Germany). SOCIAL COGNITION AND INTERACTION TRAINING IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Guillermo Lahera (Spain). MARKERS OF RESPONSE TO SOCIAL AND BASIC COGNITIVE REMEDIATION THERAPIES Rafael Penés (Spain). SIGNIFICANCE OF SOCIAL COGNITIVE REMEDIATION THERAPY WITHIN A COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT CONCEPT Volker Roder (Switzerland).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium - SY647

Room 4

IMMIGRATION IN SPAIN Chairperson: Alberto Fernández Liria (Spain). Speakers: THE CLINIC OF IDENTITY. MULTIPLY ROOTED OR UPROOTED. BEING SON OF IMMIGRANTS AND NOT TO DIE TRYING Saïd El Kadaoui Moussaoui (Spain). SOCIAL HEALTH CARE IN DIVERSITY: MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROGRAMME FOR IMMIGRANT POPULATION Nabil Sayed-Ahmad Beiruti (Spain). “DISAFILIATED” OR “OVERWHELMED”? SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF NEGATIVE MOOD STATES AMONG CATALAN ADOLESCENTS Ángel Martínez-Hernáez (Spain).

WEDNESDAY 17th

MENTAL HEALTH IN MIGRANT MEN AND WOMEN: AN APPROACH FROM SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY Debora Álvarez del Arco (Spain).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY541

Room 5

 -SERINE AND D-AMINO ACID OXIDASE (DAAO) BASED MODULATION D OF NMDAR NEUROTRANSMISSION: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS Chairperson: Rogerio Panizzutti (Brazil). Speakers: NOVEL TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC METHOD FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA BASED UPON D-AMINO ACID OXIDASE (DAAO) AND DAAO ACTIVATOR (G72) Hsien-Yuan Lane (Taiwan). EFFICACY OF D-AMINO ACID OXIDASE INHIBITOR IN TREATING EARLY-PHASE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Chieh-Hsin Lin (Taiwan). PREVENTION OF PSYCHOSIS AT ADULT BY EARLY INTERVENTION WITH D-SERINE Kenji Hashimoto (Japan).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY15

Room 6

FIRST PSYCHOTIC EPISODE IN ADICTED PATIENT

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track In Portuguese, no Simultaneous Translation Available

Chairperson: Antonio Palha (Portugal) Speakers: SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ADDICTION: NEUROBIOLOGICAL PROCESSES João Relvas (Portugal). VULNERABILITY FACTORS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ADDICTION: ADOLESCENCE AND YOUTH Eva Mendes (Portugal). SUBSTANCES INDUCED PSYCHOSES: DIAGNOSTIC STABILITY Célia Franco (Portugal).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY393

Room 7

NEUROSCIENCE AND PSICOTHERAPY INTEGRATION

WEDNESDAY 17th

ADDICTED PATIENTS IN A FIRST PSYCHOTIC EPISODE UNIT Joana Maia (Portugal).

Chairperson: Elba Tornese (Argentina). Speakers: NEUROTRANSMISSION AND PSYCHOTERAPY Rosalia Davalos (Venezuela). COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY AND NEUROSCIENCE Rafael Navarro (Peru). NEUROCOGNITION AND PSYCHOTERAPY Miguel Valdes (Cuba). CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES AND MUSIC THERAPY Eva Salas (Venezuela). INTEGRATION OF KNOWLEDGE IN NEUROSCIENCE AND PSYCHOTERAPY Gonzalo Viale (Argentina).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY470

Room 8

 HO ICD-11 SYMPOSIUM VI: PROPOSALS AND EVIDENCE FOR ICD-11: W SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND RELATED CONDITIONS Chairperson: Vladimir Poznyak (Switzerland). Co-Chair: Tarek Gawad (United Arab Emirates). Speakers: CLASSIFICATION OF DISORDERS DUE TO PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE USE IN THE ICD-11: AN UPDATE FROM WHO Vladimir Poznyak (Switzerland). RATIONALE FOR CHANGES IN CLINICAL DESCRIPTIONS OF DISORDERS DUE TO SUBSTANCE USE AND RELATED CONDITIONS John Saunders (Australia).

WEDNESDAY 17th

FIELD TESTING OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND RELATED CONDITIONS IN THE PROCESS OF ICD-11 DEVELOPMENT María Elena Medina-Mora (Mexico).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY616

Room 9

 ONTEMPORARY MENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE: RECOVERY, EMPOWERMENT C AND EXPERIENTIAL EXPERTISE OF USERS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Vicente Ibáñez (Spain). Speakers: PROFESSIONALS AND USERS TRAINING IN RECOVERY. I THE PROFESSIONALS VIEW Paz Flores (Spain). PROFESSIONALS AND USERS TRAINING IN RECOVERY. II THE USERS VIEW Trinidad Solá (Spain). SELF-HELP AND USERS ORGANIZATIONS ROLE IN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES José Manuel Arévalo (Spain). MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AND RECOVERY. A LOCAL EXPERIENCE Domingo Díaz del Peral (Spain). EMPOWERMENT, HUMAN RIGHTS AND WELL BEING Vicente Ibáñez (Spain).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY168

Room 10

ADVANCES IN ADHD RESEARCH Chairperson: Stephen V. Faraone (USA). Speakers: RESTING-STATE FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF ADHD REFLECTS PERSISTENT DIAGNOSTIC STATUS Joseph Biederman (USA). EFFICACY OF METADOXINE EXTENDED RELEASE IN PATIENTS WITH PREDOMINANTLY INATTENTIVE SUBTYPE ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER Iris Manor (Israel). ADHD AND GLOBAL CONTROL NEEDS, MOREOVER NUCLEAR SYMPTOMS IMPROVEMENT Javier Quintero (Spain).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY311

Room 11

 EALTHY WORK ENVIRONMENTS FOR PERSONS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS. H EARLY DETECTION AND COACHING OF COMPANIES TO INSTALL PREVENTIVE MEASURES Chairperson: Michael Sadre-Chirazi-Stark (Germany). Co-Chair: Roy Kallivayalil (India). Speakers: MENTAL HEALTH AND WORK ENVIRONMENT: PREVENTIVE ASPECTS Roy Kallivayalil (India). MANAGING WORKPLACE STRESS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONTEXT: APPLICATION OF CONFLICT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES Solomon Rataemane (South Africa). QUALITY OF PROFESSIONAL LIFE IN COMMUNITY-BASED MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: THE ROLE OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND PERSONAL FACTORS Gaia Cetrano (Italy). THE STRESS REACTION CIRCUIT. A MODEL OF EXPLANATION AND DIAGNOSIS FOR BURNOUT Siegfried Hoechst (Germany).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS, TREATMENT AND OUTCOME OF ADHD IN A SAMPLE IN SPAIN: A NATURALISTIC FOLLOW-UP STUDY César Soutullo (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 15:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS750

Room 12

VIOLENCE TODAY, TORTURE, TRAUMA AND REPAIR

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Pau Pérez-Sales (Spain). Speakers: Iñaki Markez (Spain). Olatz Barrenetxea (Spain).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY386

Room 13

 UTRITIONAL PSYCHIATRY RESEARCH: TOPIC COMES OF AGE AND AN N INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY IS ESTABLISHED Chairperson: Felice Jacka (Australia).

WEDNESDAY 17th

Speakers: DIET QUALITY AND MENTAL HEALTH ACROSS THE LIFESPAN Felice Jacka (Australia). THE FISH OIL YOUTH DEPRESSION STUDY: METHODOLOGY AND RATIONALE OF A RANDOMISED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED TRIAL Paul Amminger (Australia). WHAT IS THE ROLE OF OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS IN BIPOLAR DISORDERS? A CRITICAL UPDATE Vicent Balanzá-Martínez (Spain). HOW OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS INTERFACE MIND AND BODY: CLASSIFICATION AND PREVENTION OF DEPRESSION Kuan-Pin Su (Taiwan). SERUM LEVELS OF POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACIDS AND THE RISK OF POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AFTER ACCIDENTAL INJURY Yutaka Matsuoka (Japan).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY513

Room 14

 ENTAL HEALTH IN THE MIDDLE-EAST -- COMMON DENOMINATORS AMONG M TUMULTUOUS DIVERSITY Chairperson: Uriel Halbreich (USA). Co-Chair: Walid Sarhan (Jordan). Speakers: PREVALENCE OF STRESS AND STRESS-RELATED DISORDERS AMONG CIVILIANS IN THE MIDDLE EAST Ziad Abdeen (Palestine). MENTAL HEALTH IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN: NEAR-PAST EXPERIENCE AND NEAR -FUTURE PERSPECTIVE Ahmad Mohit (Iran). SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES Walid Sarhan (Jordan). WEDNESDAY 17th

COMMON DENOMINATOR OF REGIONAL WELL-BEING -- CIVILIAN STRESS AND STRESS-RELATED DiSORDERS Uriel Halbreich (USA). THE ARAB SPRING IN EGYPT, LESSONS NOT LEARNT FROM HISTORY N. Loza (Egypt).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY154

Room 15

CULTURAL ASPECTS IN MOOD DISORDERS AND SUICIDE Chairperson: Andrés Heerlein (Chile). Co-Chair: Adrian Mundt (United Kingdom). Speakers: CULTURAL DIFFERENCES IN THE TREATMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER; AN ARAB PERSPECTIVE Tarek Okasha (Egypt). DEPRESSION FROM A TRANSCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE: AN OVERVIEW OF THE WPA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMME Marianne Kastrup (Denmark). CULTURAL ASPECTS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Driss Moussaoui (Morocco). CULTURAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE ASSESSMENT, OUTCOME AND PREVENTION OF MOOD DISORDERS AND SUICIDE Andrés Heerlein (Chile).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY687

Room 16

 IMPOSIUM ASMELP (ASSOCIAÇÃO DE SAÚDE MENTAL DE LÍNGUA S PORTUGUESA) (MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE)

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Portuguese, no Simultaneous Translation Available

Chairperson: Daniel Ferreira (Cape Verde). Co-Chair: Romildo Bueno (Brazil). Speakers: FATORES ASSOCIADOS A RECAÍDAS EM PACIENTES COM ESQUIZOFRENIA E OUTRAS DOENÇAS MENTAIS NO CONTEXTO DE PAÍSES COM RECURSOS LIMITADOS – REVISÃO DA LITERATURA Flavio Mandlate (Portugal). O SUICÍDIO NUM CONTEXTO AFRICANO Wilza Fumo (Mozambique). WEDNESDAY 17th

O ENSINO DE PSIQUIATRIA NO 5º ANO DO CURSO DE MEDICINA EM MOÇAMBIQUE Rosel Salomão (Mozambique). ELECTROCONVULSOTERAPIA. EFICÁCIA CLÍNICA E A RELAÇÃO CUSTO-EFICÁCIA: UMA ALTERNATIVA PARA PAÍSES COM ECONOMIAS DE BAIXA RENDA? Dirceu Mabunda (Portugal). STRESS PÓS-TRAUMÁTICO EM ANGOLA Fausta Conceição (Angola). Luísa Assis (Angola).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY806

Room 17

PSYCHO-SOCIAL REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY Chairperson: Esko Hänninen (Finland). Co-Chair: Henry Wahlberg (Sweden). Speakers: PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION - PATTERNS AND MECHANISMS Lilit Baghdasaryan (Armenia). REHABILITATION, RECOVERY AND EMPOWERMENT Esko Hänninen (Finland). A SCHIZOPHRENIA OUTREACH IN PROJECT IN LARKANO, PAKISTAN Safi Afghan (Pakistan).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY411

Room 18

A REVIEW OF MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME BY PROXY IN MADRID

WEDNESDAY 17th

A PSYCHO EDUCATION PROGRAMME FOR THE CAREGIVERS IN PAKISTAN Ijaz Haider (Pakistan).

Chairperson: Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME BY PROXY José Luis Jiménez (Spain). FACTITIOUS DISORDERS AND DUAL PATHOLOGY Mercedes López-Rico (Spain). FACTITIOUS DISORDERS AND ETHICAL PROBLEMS Dolores Crespo (Spain). MUNCHAUSEN BY PROXY IN MEXICAN CHILDREN Jorge Trejo (Mexico).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY181

Room 19

 ET TO KNOW YOU BETTER: UNDERSTANDING QUALITY OF LIFE IN G SUBSTANCE USE Chairperson: Massimo Clerici (Italy). Co-Chair: Julio Bobes (Spain). Speakers: QUALITY OF LIFE AND SUBSTANCE USE: CURRENT TENDENCIES AND BEYOND Carlos Zubaran (Australia). MEASURING THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF SUBSTANCE USERS Óscar Lozano (Spain). QUALITY OF LIFE IN ADDICTIVE DISORDERS: DEVELOPMENT OF MEASUREMENT TOOLS IN A MULTICULTURAL CONTEXT Ioseba Iraurgi (Spain).

WEDNESDAY 17th

QUALITY OF LIFE AND SUBSTANCE USE AMONG VULNERABLE URBAN POPULATIONS Christian G. Schütz (Canada). QUALITY OF LIFE DURING TREATMENT FOR OPIOID DEPENDENCE: HEROIN VERSUS METHADONE MAINTENANCE Anne Karow (Germany).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY406

Room 20

 RUG REPURPOSING AND EMERGING ADJUNCTIVE TREATMENTS FOR D SCHIZOPHRENIA Chairperson: Peter Buckley (USA). Speakers: ADJUNCTIVE MINOCYCLINE IN CLOZAPINE TREATED SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT SYMPTOMS Deanna Kelly (USA). NITROPRUSSIDE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Joao Paulo Maia-de-Oliveira (Brazil). FOLATE FOR CARDIOASCULAR COMPLICATIONS SEEN WITH ANTIPSYCHOTIC USE Vicki Ellingrod (USA). POSITIVE SYMPTOMS RESPOND TO ADD-ON ASPIRIN IN SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS WITH HIGH SERA CRP LEVELS: A POST-HOC ANALYSIS OF AN RCT Mark Weiser (Israel).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP46

Room 21 Chairperson: Linda Gask (United Kingdom). Speakers: 1 EXPANDING COLLABORATION BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CARE: EXPLORING A PERSONALIZED THERAPEUTIC LIFESTYLE TOOLKIT FOR PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Claudia Lamschtein (Canada).

2 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ACADEMIC LIFE EXPERIENCES AND PERSONAL COMPETENCIES IN MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION ON STUDENTS OF HEALTH SCIENCES Rui Porta-Nova (Portugal).

3 Lifestyle issues and depressive symptoms among a nationally representative sample of community dwelling older persons Roger Gibson, Kathryn Mitchell-Fearon, Norman Waldron, Wendel Abel, Kenneth James, Douladel Willie, Hazel Laws, Desmalee Holder-Nevins, Denise Eldemire-Shearer (Jamaica).

4 SCHOOL MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY TO IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH KNOWLEDGE, REDUCE STIGMA AND ENHANCE HELP-SEEKING BEHAVIORS: A CANADIAN APPROACH 5 CHRONIC DISEASE SELF-MANAGEMENT: SOCIOCULTURAL STRATEGIES TO INCREASE RETENTION AND FEASIBILITY FROM LINGUISTIC AND SOCIOCULTURAL PERSPECTIvES Maria Aranda, Iris Aguilar, William Vega (USA).

6 SUBPROGRAM “ TO PLAY TO GROW … TO GROW PLAYING “ L. Bianconi, R. Quiroga, A. Espinardi (Argentina).

7 PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE CENTER - CAPSADIII: A FULL-SERVICE MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN BRAZIL R. Lago, C. Bógus, C.M. Lobato, S. Ortiz Rodrigues, S. García, V. Teixeira da Costa Matos, T. Medeiros Milhomem, C.G. Ritter, M.F. Oliveira Borges (Brazil).

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Stan Kutcher, Yifeng Wei (Canada).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP47

Room 22 Chairperson: Annabel McDonald (United Kingdom). Speakers: 1 The Therapeutic Relationship Model - a guide for clinicians in the least restrictive practices to support recovery Ian Dawe, Sanaz Riahi (Canada).

2 Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Refugees and Asylum Seekers Emily Phipps  (United Kingdom).

3 QUALITY OF CARE FOR SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS IN LOMBARDY (ITALY) Antonio Lora, Emiliano Monzani (Italy).

4 Implementation of systematic risk management in a psychiatric hospital Klaus Mann, Sonja Gröschel, Eva Fucik, Klaus Lieb (Germany).

5 THE CHALLENGES OF MEASURING QUALITY IN SOCIAL CARE: SOCIAL CARE AND ITS INTERFACES WITH MENTAL HEALTH CARE WEDNESDAY 17th

Gaia Cetrano, Giorgio Gosetti, Laura Rabbi, Federico Tedeschi, Dario Lamonaca, Antonio Lora, Francesco Amaddeo (Italy).

6 AN AUDIT ON DEPRESSION: DIAGNOSIS AND REVIEW WITHIN A UNITED KINGDOM GENERAL PRACTISE Taha Lodhi, Fatima Saeed, Peter Dixon, Safiya Saeed, Ahmad Lodhi  (United Kingdom).

7 INITIAL ATTITUDES TO HOSPITAL MISSION STATEMENTS IN A UK HOSPITAL A. McDonald, A. Sarfraz  (United Kingdom).

8 LATINO AMERICANS’ ACCESS TO PSYCHIATRIC AND NEUROLOGICAL SERVICES: A PILOT STUDY M. Ulloa, C.M. Avila-Urizar, C.B.R. Evans, J.C. Urizar, Z. Chemali (USA).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP48

Room 23 Chairperson: Alexander Panickacheril John (Australia). Speakers: 1 ECOLOGICAL VALIDITY OF THE SCHIZOTYPY DIMENSIONS AND STRESS-REACTIVITY MODEL OF PSYCHOTIC-LIKE EXPERIENCES

Neus Barrantes-Vidal, Tamara Sheinbaum, Sergi Ballespí, Charlotte Anne Chun, Inez Myin-Germeys, Thomas R. Kwapil (Spain).

2 ARE COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA IMMUTABLE? EFFECTIVENESS OF INTEGRATED PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS PROVIDED AT A TERTIARY INPATIENT REHABILITATION UNIT

Alexander Panickacheril John, Kim Yeak, Helen Ayres, Marie Sevastos, Elizabeth Moore (Australia).

3 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIFFERENT COGNITIVE DOMAINS AND FUNCTIONING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

4 DECREASE IN FRONTAL, PARIETAL AND LIMBIC GRAY MATTER VOLUME IN LATE-ONSET SCHIZOPHRENIA: A VOXEL-BASED STRUCTURAL MAR STUDY

Jinsong Tang, Hong Li, Liping Chen, Yanhui Liao, Bing Zhou, Wenqiang Li, Yanqing Tang, Changlian Tan, Luxian Lv, Xiaogang Chen (China).

5 FOLIE À DEUX : A CASE REPORT (RELATO DE CASO)

Henrique Salgado, Fernando Leite, Olga Campos, Paulo Carvalho (Portugal).

6 Negative symptom subgroups have different effects on clinical course after first episode of schizophrenia Alp Ucok, Ceylan Ergul (Turkey).

7 NEGATIVE SYMPTONS AND FUNCTIONALITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

David Rentero, Iosune Torío, Alexandra Bagney, Mónica Dompablo, Helena Fernández-Garcimartín, Marta Moreno-Ortega, Francisco Arias, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Tomás Palomo, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez (Spain).

8 DEVELOPING AN OUTCOME FRAMEWORK FOR MEASURING THE IMPACT OF MOTIVATION ENHANCEMENT: A REPORT FROM A CONSENSUS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

Natalia Semenova, Isaak Ya. Gurovich1, Elena Rasskazova, Oleg Papsouev  (Russian Federation).

9 ACUTE-ONSET DELUSIONAL MOOD AFTER N-ACETYLCYSTEIN TREATMENT Sérgio Saraiva, Gustavo Jesus, Joana Teixeira (Portugal).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

Iosune Torio, Monica Dompablo, Alexandra Bagney, Marta Moreno-Ortega, Helena FernándezGarcimartin, David Rentero, Francisco Arias, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Tomas Palomo, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:45 – 16:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS552

Room 12

THE FEMINIZATION OF MEDICINE Chairperson: Elena Levin (Argentina). Co-Chair: Alejandra Maddocks (Argentina). Speakers: THE FEMINIZATION OF MEDICINE Liliana Licciardi (Argentina). CONSEQUENCES OF FEMINIZATION OF MEDICINE Elena Levin (Argentina). THE WOMAN AND THE AREA OF POWER IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Alejandra Maddocks (Argentina).

WEDNESDAY 17th

WOMEN IN THE MEDICINE AND THE GENDER VIOLENCE Leandro Dionisio (Argentina).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY402

Room 1

SELF-DISORDERS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA: A NEW WAY FORWARD? Chairperson: Mads Gram (Denmark). Co-Chair: Borut Skodlar (Slovenia). Speakers: THE NORWEGIAN EASE STUDY: ANOMALOUS SELF-EXPERIENCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA, ASSOCIATIONS WITH DIAGNOSIS, SUICIDALITY AND NEUROCOGNITION Elisabeth Haug (Norway). CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SELF-DISORDERS, OTHER FORMS OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, IQ, AND ILLNESS CHARACTERISTICS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA SPECTRUM DISORDERS Julie Nodgaard (Denmark). SELF-DISORDERS, PHENOMENOLOGY, AND PSYCHOTHERAPY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Borut Skodlar (Slovenia). PSYCHOSIS AND POOR INSIGHT INTO ILLNESS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Mads Gram (Denmark).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY356

Room 3

 TRENGTHENING MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME S COUNTRIES Chairperson: José Luís Ayuso-Mateos (Spain). Speakers: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES TO STRENGTHEN MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES Graham Thornicroft (United Kingdom). TOWARDS UNIVERSAL COVERAGE: SCALING UP MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Daniel Chisholm (Switzerland). INTEGRATED PROVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES Fred Kigozi (Uganda).

16:30 - 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY922

Room 4

CULTURAL FORMULATION INTERVIEW (CFI)

WEDNESDAY 17th

STRENGTHENING OF MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM THROUGH IMPROVED HEALTH INFORMATION Oye Gureye (Nigeria).

Chairperson: Sergio Villaseñor-Bayardo (Mexico) Speakers: Development and Field Testing of the DSM-5 Cultural Formulation Interview Roberto Lewis-Fernandez (USA) Latin American Reflections on the Cultural Formulation Interview Renato Alarcon (USA) Using CFI in Spain and Guinea Luis Caballero (Spain)

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY171

Room 5

 ARENTAL ALIENATION: A CRITICAL PROBLEM FOR FAMILIES IN MANY P COUNTRIES Chairperson: William Bernet (USA). Speakers: PARENTAL ALIENATION: A VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS Lena Hellblom (Sweden). PARENTAL ALIENATION AWARENESS IN FRANCE: FROM TRAINING COURSES TO COURT DECISIONS Olga Odinetz (France). HELPING FAMILIES RECOVER FROM PARENTAL ALIENATION Asunción Tejedor (Spain). NEW LAW REGARDING PARENTAL ALIENATION IN LATIN AMERICA José Vera (Paraguay).

WEDNESDAY 17th

PARENTAL ALIENATION RESEARCH IN MANY COUNTRIES Christian Dum (Germany).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY16

Room 6

INTERVENÇÕES EM PATOLOGIA DUAL

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track In Portuguese, no Simultaneous Translation Available

Chairperson: João Relvas (Portugal). Speakers: TERAPÊUTICA OPIÓIDE NO DOENTE DUAL Célia Franco (Portugal). PHDA E PATOLOGIA DUAL: QUESTÕES CLINICAS José Temótio (Portugal). A EXPERIÊNCIA DA UNIDADE DE PATOLOGIA DUAL DE COIMBRA Carla Silva (Portugal). HOSPITAL DE DIA NO TRATAMENTO DO DOENTE DUAL Filomena Neto (Portugal).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY345

Room 7

 ECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ACUTE PSYCHIATRY: PERSPECTIVES FROM R EUROPE Chairperson: Bulent Coskun (Turkey). Co-Chair: Julian Beezhold (United Kingdom). Speakers: HOW TO IMPROVE PRACTICE IN ACUTE PSYCHIATRY: WHAT WE HAVE LEARNT FROM THE ITALIAN EXPERIENCE Andrea Fiorillo (Italy). ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC CARE: CHALLENGES IN ROMANIA Adriana Mihai (Romania). OLD AGE PSYCHIATRY IN FRANCE Cecile Hanon (France).

THE CHANGING FACE OF ACUTE PSYCHIATRY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: WHAT DOES THE EVIDENCE SHOW US? Julian Beezhold (United Kingdom).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS408

Room 8

 SYCHO-DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL OF RECOVERY - CONSUMER-ADVOCATE P RECOVERY ORIENTED SYSTEMS INDICATORS AND ATTITUDES ABOUT ADHERENCE TO MEDICATION IN NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS (NAMI) CONSUMER LEADERS Chairperson: James Scibilia (USA). Speakers: FACTOR ANALYTIC STUDY OF THE ROSI (RECOVERY ORIENTED SYSTEM INDICATORS) IN NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS (NAMI) CONSUMER LEADERS Joseph Peters (USA). A PSYCHO-DEVELOPMENTAL MODEL OF RECOVERY AND REFLECTIONS ON THE DATA PROVIDED BY NAMI CONSUMER LEADERS Suzanne Vogel-Scibilia (USA). ATTITUDES ABOUT ADHERENCE TO MEDICATION IN NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS CONSUMER LEADERS Carol Luce (USA).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

ROUTINE OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN DUTCH PSYCHIATRY Victor Buwalda (The Netherlands).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY724

Room 9

 XAMINING THE IMPACT OF COMORBID DEPRESSION AND/OR ANXIETY IN E INDIVIDUALS WITH ADHD: METHODS OF DETECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF EXECUTIVE FUNCTION Chairperson: Martin Katzman (Canada). Speakers: ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER AND ITS COMORBIDITIES WITH ANXIETY AND DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS: UNDERSTANDING THE NEUROBIOLOGY Martin Katzman (Canada). DIFFICULTIES IN DIAGNOSING ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER IN THE PRESENCE OF COMORBID ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION Irvin Epstein (Canada).

Section Symposium – SSY532

Room 10

INTER-SECTIONAL SYMPOSIUM: FROM EVIDENCE-BASED TO VALUE-BASED PSYCHIATRY IN ONCOLOGY, PALLIATIVE CARE AND MEDICINE

WEDNESDAY 17th

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Chairperson: Rodolfo Fahrer (Argentina). Speakers: INTEGRATED LONGITUDINAL ASSESSMENT TO GUIDE RISK COUNSELING FOR BREAST AND OVARIAN CANCER IN THE ERA OF PERSONALIZED MEDICINE Sofia Merajver (USA). CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND THERAPEUTIC DIFFICULTIES OF DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS IN NEURO-ONCOLOGY Fernanda Mutti (Argentina). MANAGING BIPOLAR DISORDER IN THE CANCER PATIENT Melvin McInnis (USA). THE ROLE OF NOVEL STRESS REDUCTION IN EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER OUTCOMES David Baron (USA). FROM EVIDENCE TO VALUE-BASED PSYCHIATRY IN ONCOLOGY, PALLIATIVE CARE AND MEDICINE. A PANEL DISCUSSION Luigi Grassi (Italy).

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16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS292

Room 11

RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES ON MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Afaf Khalil (Egypt). Co-Chair: Tarek Okasha (Egypt). Speakers: PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS GROUPS Nahla Nagy (Egypt). THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE Marwa El Missiry (Egypt).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Zonal Workshop – ZWS317

Room 12

 EW MODELS OF INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN INSTITUTIONALIZED N PATIENTS SCHIZOPHRENIA

WEDNESDAY 17th

RELIGION IMPACT ON THE CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN ARAB COUNTRIES Ahmed El Missiry (Egypt).

Chairperson and Speaker: Guillermo Nicolas Jemar (Argentina).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS330

Room 13

 EW WAYS TO TEACH STUDENTS IN PSYCHIATRY BY USING MODERN N TECHNOLOGY Chairperson: Sidse Arnfred (Denmark). Speakers: FROM VISION (VIRTUAL INTERVIEWS FOR STUDENTS INTERACTING ONLINE) TO EMPOWER THE USER – TEACHING KEY COMMUNICATION SKILLS THROUGH ONLINE SIMULATIONS Brian Fitzmaurice (Ireland). THE IMPACT ON CONFIDENCE OF LEARNERS USING VIRTUAL PATIENT SYSTEM IN TRANSCULTURAL PSYCHIATRY Solvig Ekblad (Sweden). ONLINE TEACHING, SELF-ASSESSMENT AND BLENDED LEARNING IN PSYCHIATRY Peter Devitt (Australia). IPADS AS EDUCATIONAL TOOLS Cecilie Fog-Petersen (Denmark).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS528

Room 14

IN SPITE OF VAST DIFFERENCE IN THE RESOURCES ASIA MANAGES MENTAL HEALTH GAP EFFECTIVELY: HOW? Chairperson: Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). Speakers: CURRENT SCENARIO OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN BANGLADESH AND ITS FUTURE PROSPECTS Gulam Mohamed (Blangadesh). CURRENT SCENARIO OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN PAKISTAN AND ITS FUTURE PROSPECTS Mazhar Malik (Pakistan).

WEDNESDAY 17th

CURRENT CHALLENGES OF MENTAL HEALTHJAPAN WITH MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PSYCHIATRIC BEDS IN THE WORLD Naotaka Shinfuku (Japan).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY557

Room 15

VALUES IN CLINICAL EDUCATION: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: Giovanni Stanghellini (Italy). Speakers: VALUES-BASED PRACTICE AND CLINICAL LEARNING Bill Fulford (United Kingdom). TEACHING STUDENTS TO EVALUATE THEIR VALUES AND IMPACT ON CLINICAL CARE: THE SIMILARITIES WITH CULTURAL DIVERSITY EDUCATION Nisha Dogra (United Kingdom). IDENTIFYING AND CONSIDERING VALUES IN CLINICAL DECISION MAKING DURING COERCIVE TREATMENTS Glacco Domenico (Italy). LEARNING VALUES THROUGH EXPERIENCE: CHALLENGES IN DEVELOPING THE ROLE OF THE PATIENT-TEACHER Dave Subodh (United Kingdom). DELIVERING EVIDENCE-BASED HEALTHCARE IN SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES: THE ROLE OF VALUES-BASED PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION Ashok Kumar (United Kingdom).

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16:30 – 17:15 h.

Movie Session – MS811

Room 16

 UPERANDO LOS OBSTÁCULOS. TESTIMONIOS Y HERRAMIENTAS EN LA S SENDA DE LA RECUPERACIÓN

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Guadalupe Morales (Spain). Co-Chair: David Fraguas (Spain). Speakers: José Manuel Montes (Spain). Mariano Hernández (Spain).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY299

Room 17

 E-WORK PROGRAM: HOW TO HELP MOOD DISORDER PATIENTS TO RETURN R TO WORK AND CONTINUE WORKING WITHOUT RELAPSE? Chairperson: Jan Rydh (Sweden). Co-Chair: Tsuyoshi Akiyama (Japan). Speakers: RE-WORK PROGRAM IN JAPAN – OVERVIEW AND OUTCOME OF THE PROGRAM Yoshio Igarashi (Japan). CLINICAL EXPERIMENT TO CREATE THE MODIFIED RE-WORK PROGRAM WHICH IS LESS EXPENSIVE AND SHORTER-PERIOD-TREATMENT THAN EXISTING PROGRAMS Hideaki Arima (Japan). ADDITIONAL TREATMENT FOR AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER IN THE REWORK PROGRAM Motonori Yokoyama (Japan). THE EFFECT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM BASED ON POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY FOR THE WORKERS WITH OCCUPATIONAL INJURY Jong-Min Woo (Korea). RE-WORK PROGRAM: STILL AN UNMET TARGET? Gino Pozzi (Italy).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

José Manuel Goikolea (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY596

Room 18

HEALTH CARE POLICY: OUTREACH TO GOVERNMENT Chairperson: John McIntyre (USA). Speakers: HOW PSYCHIATRISTS CAN BEST WORK WITH LEGISLATORS Kenneth Busch (USA). WHAT’S CONGRESS GOING TO DO? Bruce Hershfield (USA). WHAT THE AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION WOULD LIKE TO SEE LEGISLATORS DO Paul Summergrad (USA).

WEDNESDAY 17th

HOW THE AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION ADVOCATES FOR OUR PROFESSION AND OUR PATIENTS Saul Levin (USA).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY447

Room 19

HISTORICAL - EPISTEMOLOGICAL REVIEW OF THE BIPOLAR DISORDER

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Juan Carlos Fantín (Argentina). Speakers: HISTORICAL - EPISTEMOLOGICAL REVIEW OF THE BIPOLAR DISORDER Juan Carlos Fantín (Argentina). THE BACKGROUND OF PERIODIC MADNESS Gonzalo Cossia (Argentina). FORENSIC REPORTS ON “PERIODIC MADNESS” IN BUENOS AIRES BETWEEN 1915 - 1925 Diego Costa (Argentina). EPISTEMOLOGICAL REVIEW OF THE “BIPOLAR SPECTRUM” OF AKISKAL Ignacio Iglesias (Argentina).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY412

Room 20

 ELEMEDICINE IN PSYCHIATRY: COMPELLING ISSUES, SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, T AND OPEN QUESTIONS WPA Section Informatics and Telecommunications in Psychiatry Chairperson: Pier Maria Furlan (Italy). Co-Chair: Robert Hsiung (USA). Speakers: GOALS AND PLANS OF THE MASTERMIND PROJECT Claus D. Pedersen (Denmark). STATE OF THE ART OF TELEMEDICINE IN PSYCHIATRY Enrico Zanalda (Italy). COMPARABILITY BETWEEN FACE TO FACE PSYCHOTHERAPY AND TELEPSYCHIATRY Pier Maria Furlan (Italy). WEDNESDAY 17th

TELECONSENT: NOT JUST A CHECK BOX Robert Hsiung (USA).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP49

Room 21 Chairperson: Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). Speakers: 1 A combined SPECT and MRS study approaching the possible mechanism of cognitive dysfunction in suicide attempters with charcoal burning Yuan-Hwa Chou (Taiwan).

2 PSYCHO-SOCIAL ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS WITH DELIBERATE SELF HARM: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY Meraj Quadri, Pawan Rathi, Abrish Mishra, Shrikan Reddy (India).

3 Circumstances and methods used for suicide attempts – are they distinct between schizophrenic spectrum disorders from affective disorders? Hemendra Singh, V. Senthil Reddi, Prabha Chandra (India).

4 THE ECONOMIC CRISIS IN ICELAND: IMPACT ON SUICIDE RATE AND SOME SOCIO-ECONOMIC PARAMETERS WEDNESDAY 17th

Hogni Oskarsson, Salbjorg Bjarnadottir, Sigurdur Pall Palsson (Iceland).

5 Suicidal behavior and alcohol abuse in Peru

Freddy Vasquez, Galia Rojas, Miguel Sánchez, Ysela Nicolas, Silvia Falconi, Vilma Vite (Peru).

6 WHO ATTENDS CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY EMERGENCY SERVICE IN LISBOA, PORTUGAL? Ana Prata, Pedro Dias, Ana Moreira, Francisca Vieira, Mariana Farinha, Rita Ganhoto, Ivo Peixoto, Joana Reis, Cátia Milheiro (Portugal).

7 JOINT HOSPITALIZATION: PRESENTATION OF A NEW MODEL AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS Sarah Navarro Sánchez, Elia Echeverría Carrera, Gabriel Alejo Galarza (Mexico).

8 MODEL OF THE DEPRESSIVE SUICIDE BASED ON HIGLY VALID ELCTRODERMAL HYPOREACTIVITY Lars-Håkan Thorell (Sweden).

9 STRESSFUL LIFE EVENTS ASSOCIATED WITH SUICIDE ATTEMPT AND IDEATION IN A REPRESENTATIVE BRAZILIAN SAMPLE Patricia Manzolli, Clarice Madruga, Raul Caetano, Ronaldo Laranjeira (Brazil).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP50

Room 22 Chairperson: Pedro Varandas (Portugal). Speakers: 1 ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER AND INTELLECTUAL GIFTEDNESS: A STUDY OF SYMPTOMS FREQUENCY AND MINOR PHYSICAL ANOMALIES Daniel Minahim, Luis Rohde (Brazil).

2 SASOP GUIDELINES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF SPIRITUALITY IN THE APPROACH TO PSYCHIATRY PRACTICE Bernard Janse Van Rensburg  (South Africa).

3 Deficient recognition of facial emotion in children with Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder: Comorbidity and psychostimulant effects

Jenna Maire, Cédric Galera, Stéphanie Bioulac, Manuel Bouvard, Grégory Michel (France).

4 Caregivers’ depressive symptoms and child neurodevelopment assessments in rural Uganda

5 CORRELATION BETWEEN COMT GENE POLYMORPHISMS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN HAN CHINESE CHILDREN WITH TOURETTE’S SYNDROME W.D. Ji, N.I.N.G. LI, S. Chen, H. Zheng, K. Ju, A.A. Cao, X. Chen (China).

6 CLINICAL STUDY OF BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS AMONG CHILDREN WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS (T1DM) IN MINIA GOVERNORATE, EGYPT H. Maha, B. El-moze, D.I.A.A Ali, H. Sedky (Egypt).

7 IMPORTANCE OF EARLY RECOGNITION OF CONVERSION DISORDER IN CHILDHOOD: A CASE REPORT Viviana Riego, María Emilia Chávez, Julio Torales, Jazmin Rodríguez (Paraguay).

8 CONVERSION DISORDER VS FACTITIOUS DISORDER VS MALINGERING: CASE REPORT José Daniel Rodrigues, Filipa Araújo, Georgina Lapa (Portugal).

9 CHRONIC DISSOCIATIVE AMNESIA AFTER ANESTHESIA A. Staniloiu, H.M Markowitsch (Germany).

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WEDNESDAY 17th

Itziar Familiar, Alla Sikorsi, Sarah Murray, Noeline Nakasujja, Paul Bangirana, Robert Opoka, Judith Bass, Michael Boivin (USA).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP51

Room 23 Chairperson: Philip B. Ward (Australia). Speakers: 1 THE ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN CHRONIC PAIN

Rute Alves, Salomé Xavier, Miguel Palma, Catarina Klut, Mafalda Miranda, Alice Luís, Teresa Maia (Portugal).

2 COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY INCREASES PREFRONTAL CORTEX GRAY MATTER IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN M. Naylor, M. Shpaner, D. Seminowicz (USA).

3 EXERCISE AS A TREATMENT FOR DEPRESSION

Fernando Leite, Henrique Salgado, Olga Campos, Paulo Carvalho (Portugal).

4 THE EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Dorde Curcic, Nenad Dikic (Serbia).

5 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY INTERVENTIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS WEDNESDAY 17th

Simon Rosenbaum, Anne Tiedemann, Catherine Sherrington, Jackie Curtis, Philip B Ward (Australia).

6 MANUAL DEXTERITY IN MEN WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: PILOT STUDY ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF A PHYSICAL ACTIVTY PROGRAM Raquel Costa, Tânia Bastos, Rui Corredeira, Eluana Gomes, Olga Vasconcelos (Portugal).

7 SURFING IN CANNABIS: CASE REPORT

Catarina Amaral, Carla Araújo, João Lopes, Sara Pedroso (Portugal).

8 OPTIMISM AND CYTOKINE EXPRESSION – THE ROLE OF IMMUNITY AND PERSONALITY IN TRIATHLON ATHLETES’ PERFORMANCE Margarida Figueiredo-Braga, Luís Rama (Portugal).

9 THERAPEUTIC EFFICACY OF STRUCTURED PHYSIOTHERAPY ON SLEEP-PATTERN, QUALITY OF LIFE AND FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH INORGANIC INSOMNIA C. Gbiri, B.A Tella, C.W.V Staden, A.O. Tunde-Olowu  (South Africa).

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17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS702

Room 8

 N INTEGRATED APPROACH TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF A TORTURE WAR AND THEIR FAMILIES THE CANADIAN CENTRE FOR VICTIMS OF TORTURE 35 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Chairperson: Teresa Dremetsikas (Canada). Speakers: THE CANADIAN CENTER FOR VICTIMS OF TORTURE ROLE IN THE REHABILITATION OF VICTIMS OF TORTURE Teresa Dremetsikas (Canada). PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTION FOR REFUGEE CHILDREN/YOUTH AND FAMILIES Marlinda Freire (Canada).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS327

Room 11

DEMENTIA: BEYOND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

WEDNESDAY 17th

LONGER TERM PROBLEMS OF TORTURE VICTIMS: THE IMPORTANCE OF SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH Donald Payne (Canada).

Chairperson: Jorge Pla-Vidal (Spain). Speakers: PARKINSON’S DISEASE DEMENTIA Jorge Tellez (Colombia). TO PRESCRIBE OR NOT PRESCRIBE, ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN THE ELDERLY DEMENTED PATIENT Bernardo Ng (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 17:15 – 18:00 h.

Section Workshop – SWS588

Room 12

RECOVERY AS A PATHWAY IN PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS Chairperson: Massimo Clerici (Italy). Co-Chair: Akram Wilson (United Kingdom). Speakers: RECOVERY IN ALCOHOL AND BENZODIAZEPINE USE DISORDERS Hannu Alho (Finland). RECOVERY PROCESS AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Marco Bertelli (Italy). FAMILY RESOURCES FOR SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS Akram Wilson (United Kingdom).

WEDNESDAY 17th

RECOVERY BETWEEN PSYCHOEDUCATION AND REHABILITATION IN THE AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Giovanni Camardese (Italy).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS430

Room 13

 CHOOL MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY TO IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH S KNOWLEDGE, REDUCE STIGMA AND ENHANCE HELP-SEEKING BEHAVIORS: A SUCCESSFUL INTERNATIONAL APPROACH Chairperson: Ricardo Gusmao (Portugal). Speakers: MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY IN THE CONTEXT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOLBASED Stan Kutcher (Canada). A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: IMPACT ON KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND HELP-SEEKING EFFICACY Robert Milin (Canada). THE IMPACT OF THE MENTAL HEALTH & HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM GUIDE ON HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS: EVALUATION FROM NOVA SCOTIA AND ONTARIO Yifeng Wei (Canada). THE BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE OF IMPLEMENTING A SCHOOL BASED MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY TRAINING AND ITS IMPACT ON TEACHERS’ KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES REGARDING MENTAL HEALTH Gustavo Estanislau (Brazil).

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17:15 – 18:00 h.

Zonal Workshop – WS627

Room 14

 EALTH SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE: AFRICA, ASIA/PACIFIC, THE AMERICAS H AND EUROPE Chairperson: Eliot Sorel (USA). Co-Chair: Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: HEALTH SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE IN ASIA/PACIFIC Helen Herman (Australia) Roy Kallivayalil (India). HEALTH SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE IN AFRICA Tarek Okasha (Egypt). Oye Gureje (Nigeria).

WEDNESDAY 17th

HEALTH SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE IN THE AMERICAS Fernando Lolas (Chile). Eliot Sorel (USA). HEALTH SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE IN EUROPE Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). Adina Geana (Romania).

17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS421

Room 16

 OS PROGRAMAS ESTRUCTURADOS PARA TRABAJAR CON LAS FAMILIAS EN D TRASTORNOS DEL COMPORTAMIENTO ALIMENTARIO: MODELO MAUDSLEY VS. MODELO PSICOEDUCATIVO HABITUAL

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Ana Sepulveda (Spain). Speakers: PRESENTACIÓN DE UN MODELO DE HABILIDADES DE COMUNICACIÓN COMO INTERVENCIÓN ESTRUCTURADA FAMILIAR Y LOS RESULTADOS DE LA COMPARACIÓN DE AMBOS MODELOS Ana Sepulveda (Spain). PRESENTACIÓN DE UN MODELO PSICOEDUCATIVO COMO INTERVENCIÓN ESTRUCTURADA FAMILIAR Y SU VIABILIDAD Y ACEPTACIÓN ENTRE FAMILIARES Elena Gutiérrez (Spain).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY119

Room 1

MENTAL HEALTH IMPLICATION OF SOCIAL ISOLATIONS Chairperson: Shigenobu Kanba (Japan). Speakers: SOCIAL ISOLATION AND ITS PLACE IN DSM-5: CLINICAL AND CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS Renato Alarcon (USA). LONELINESS AMONG ADULTS WITH MENTAL DISORDER: RESULTS FROM THE ADULT PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY SURVEY IN ENGLAND Terry Brugha (United Kingdom). SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Masaru Tateno (Japan).

WEDNESDAY 17th

CROSS-NATIONAL EVIDENCE OF HIKIKOMORI: A SYNDROME OF SOCIAL ISOLATION Alan Teo (USA). TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH FOCUSING ON RISK OF SOCIAL ISOLATION: BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Takahiro Kato (Japan).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY522

Room 3

HUMAN BASED PSYCHIATRY: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ISSUE Chairperson: Mario Maj (Italy). Speakers: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND OF HUMAN BASED PSYCHIATRY Michael Musalek (Austria). HUMAN BASED PSYCHIATRY: CLINICAL PERSPECTIVES Levent Kuey (Turkey). HOW TO CONCEPTUALIZE MENTAL MALADIES Andreas Heinz (Germany).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY593

Room 4

 REVENTION STRATEGIES FOR MENTAL HEALTH, THE BEST ALTERNATIVE FOR P EMERGING COUNTRIES

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Chairperson: Juan Luis Vázquez (Mexico). Speakers: BASIC CONCEPTS OF PREVENTION IN MENTAL HEALTH AND PREVENTION OF ANXIETY DISORDERS Rafael Medina (Mexico). STRATEGIES FOR THE PREVENTION OF MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Yanik Osorio (Mexico). CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION STRATEGIES Gabriela Cortés (Mexico).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY709

Room 5

 OW CHILDREN SLEEP AND DREAM? THEIR PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL H DISTURBANCES IN MENTAL DISORDERS

WEDNESDAY 17th

PREVENTION STRATEGIES FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA Wazcar Verduzco (Mexico).

Chairperson: Prudencio Rodríguez (Spain). Speakers: HOW CHILDREN SLEEP AND DREAM? PHISIOLOGICAL REVIEW Milagros Merino (Spain). THE ASSOCIATION OF INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE IN CHILDHOOD ON OBJECTIVE SLEEP MEASURES Victor Carrion (USA). SLEEP DISTURBANCES IN NAÏVE CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT/ HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) COMPARED TO NORMAL CHILDREN IN SPANISH POPULATION José Ángel Alda (Spain). HOW CHILDREN SLEEP AND DREAM? Antonio Pelaz (Spain).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY462

Room 7

WHO WILL LOOK AFTER PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE FUTURE? Chairperson: Peter Falkai (Germany). Co-Chair: Wolfgang Maier (Germany). Speakers: THE FUTURE MENTAL HEALTH WORKER IN GERMAN-SPEAKING COUNTRIES: PRIMARY OR SPECIALIST CARE? Johannes Wancata (Austria). E-HEALTH AND ITS CHANCES TO REPLACE THE MENTAL HEALTH WORKER Eva Meisenzahl (Germany).

WEDNESDAY 17th

THE FUTURE MENTAL HEALTH WORKER IN SOUTH AMERICA: NURSE, PHYSICIAN OR INTERNET? Veronica Larach (Chile). THE FUTURE MENTAL HEALTH WORKER IN AFRICA: NURSE, PHYSICIAN OR INTERNET? Driss Mousssaoui (Morocco).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY471

Room 8

 HO ICD-11 SYMPOSIUM VII: CLINICAL, LEGAL, AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS W OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF CONDITIONS RELATED TO SEXUALITY AND GENDER IDENTITY IN ICD-11: THE MEXICAN EXAMPLE Chairperson: Claudia García-Moreno (Switzerland). Speakers: A PROPOSED UNIFIED CLASSIFICATION OF SEXUAL DYSFUNCTIONS IN THE ICD-11: CONCEPTS, CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS, AND FIELD STUDIES IN MEXICO Iván Arango (Mexico). RECONCEPTUALIZING GENDER IDENTITY: EMPIRICAL VALIDATION OF PROPOSED ICD-11 DIAGNOSTIC GUIDELINES FOR GENDER INCONGRUENCE OF ADOLESCENCE AND ADULTHOOD Hamid Vega (Mexico). DO WE NEED A DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORY OF GENDER INCONGRUENCE OF CHILDHOOD? Ingrid Vargas-Huicochea (Mexico). ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AND POLICY CONSIDERATIONS RELEVANT TO PROPOSALS FOR GENDER INCONGRUENCE IN ICD-11 Rebeca Robles (Mexico). FORENSIC IMPLICATIONS AND CLINICAL UTILITY OF THE PROPOSED ICD-11 CLASSIFICATION OF PARAPHILIC DISORDERS Nicolás Martínez (Mexico).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY678

Room 9

PREVENTION OF DEPRESSION: WHAT CAN WE DO FROM 2015 ON? Chairperson: Miquel Roca (Spain). Speakers: PREVENTING THE ONSET OF DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS: RESULTS OF TWO METAANALYSES Pim Cuijpers (The Netherlands). PREVENTION OF DEPRESSION IN PRIMARY CARE Margalida Gili (Spain). PREVENTION OF DEPRESSION: OVERVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF PUBLIC HEALTH STRATEGIES Arne Holte (Norway).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY178

Room 10

PROBLEMS OF EXPERT WITNESSING

WEDNESDAY 17th

COMMUNITY BASED 4-LEVEL INTERVENTIONS IN EUROPE: AN EVIDENCE BASED APPROACH TO OPTIMIZE DEPRESSION TREATMENT AND TO PREVENT SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR Ulrich Hegerl (Denmark).

Chairperson: Norbert Konrad (Germany). Speakers: COMPETENCE AND MENTAL DISORDERS Lisieux Telles (Brazil). PARENTAL ALIENATION IN PARAGUAY José Vera (Paraguay). PARENTAL ALIENATION: THE IMPORTANCE OF DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA Vivian Day (Brazil). RISK ASSESSMENT AND CRIMINAL LAW IN SPAIN A. Andrés-Pueyo (Spain). OBJECTIVITY AND SUBJECTIVITY IN BRAZILIAN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY Elias Abdalla-Filho (Brazil).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY354

Room 11

MENTAL HEALTH OF THE SECOND GENERATION OF MIGRANTS Chairperson: Masaharu Uemoto (Japan). Speakers: PERCEPTIONS OF ADOLESCENTS REGARDING COMMUNICATION AND RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR RETURNEE PARENTS José López (Peru). LOSS OF LANGUAGE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON LATIN AMERICAN CHILDREN IN JAPAN Nelida Tanaka-Wada (Japan). NEW ASPECTS ABOUT THE ULYSSES SYNDROME IN IMMIGRANT YOUTH IN SPAIN Dori Espeso (Spain).

WEDNESDAY 17th

MENTAL HEALTH OF SECOND-GENERATION IMMIGRANTS IN JAPAN Haruko Takijiri (Japan).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY560

Room 12

 EW PARADIGMS IN PSYCHIATRY THROUGH THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE N CRITICAL THOUGHT Chairperson: Miguel Ángel Materazzi (Argentina) Co-Chair: Josefina Puig (Argentina). Speakers: NEW PARADIGMS IN PSYCHIATRY Miguel Ángel Materazzi (Argentina). OLD AND NEW FASHIONS IN PSYCHIATRY Josefina Puig (Argentina). NEW MODELS OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SYSTEM IN PSYCHIATRY Mariano Hernández (Spain). CRISES PERSPECTIVE IN PSYCHIATRY Pedro Ruggero (USA). THE ECOLOGICAL PARADIGM IN PSYCHIATRY Guiseppe Spineti (Italy).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY208

Room 13

CATATONIA: AN EMINENTLY RECOGNIZABLE AND TREATABLE SYNDROME Chairperson: Lee Wachtel (USA). Speakers: THE HISTORY OF CATATONIA Edward Shorter (Canada). CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF CATATONIA: A VIDEO SESSION Pascal Sienaert (Belgium). CONVULSIVE THERAPY IN CATATONIA Gábor Gazdag (Hungary).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY428

Room 14

NOVEL APPROACHES TO PERSONALIZED MEDICINE IN PSYCHIATRY WEDNESDAY 17th

CATATONIA IN DOWN SYNDROME Neera Ghaziuddin (USA).

Chairperson: Tarhan Nevzat (Turkey). Speakers: THE USE OF CYTOCHROME P450 PHENOTYPING IN PSYCHIATRY Gokben Hizli Sayar (Turkey). USE OF THERAPEUTIC DRUG MONITORING IN PSYCHIATRY Chin Eap (Switzerland). ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICALLY-DRIVEN PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS: A CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE Lukasz Konopka (USA).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY265

Room 15

THE ROLE OF ORGANIZED PSYCHIATRY IN GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Paul Summergrad (USA). Speakers: THE GLOBAL BURDEN OF MENTAL DISORDERS David Baron (USA). QUALITY ASSURANCE IN GLOBAL PSYCHIATRY John McIntyre (USA). ORGANIZED PSYCHIATRY: AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION Saul Levin (USA).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY442

Room 16

 SSESSMENT OF THE SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS PROPRAM (SMIP) IN THE A COMMUNITY

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Pedro Cuadrado (Spain). Co-Chairs: Pilar Nieto (Spain). Speakers: ASSESSMENT OF A SEVEREMENTAL ILLNESS PROGRAM: DATA ANALYSIS Rocío Moreno (Spain). PSYCHOTHERAPY VS PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Beatriz Basallo (Spain).

WEDNESDAY 17th

EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNITY TREATMENT ORDERS Alberto Gutiérrez (United Kingdom). GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: TIME TO SPECIFIC PROGRAMS Aurora Döll (Spain). DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF CARE ACTIVITY ON PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER (SMD) AND COMORBIDITY WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS (SUD) IN “VALLECAS VILLA” MENTAL HEALTH CENTER (MHC) DURING 2013 Antonio Pérez (Spain).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY353

Room 18

 O BIOMARKERS OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR EXIST? TASK FORCE SUICIDE OF D THE WFSBP Chairperson: Philippe Courtet (France). Co-Chair: Marco Sarchiapone (Italy). Speakers: BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR Hilario Blasco-Fontecilla (Spain). COGNITIVE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR Bruno Mendoça (Brazil). PUTATIVE NEUROIMAGING BIOMARKERS OF THE SUICIDAL MIND Fabrice Jollant (Canada).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY723

Room 19

 OWARDS A CONSENSUS DOCUMENT FOR INTEGRATIVE ASSESSMENT IN T PSYCHIATRY

WEDNESDAY 17th

THE ROLE OF NEUROINFLAMMATION AND IMMUNITY ON SUICIDALITY Philippe Courtet (France).

Chairperson: Juan E. Mezzich (USA). Co-Chair: Marco Bertelli (Italy). Speakers: UPDATES ON THE PERSON-CENTERED INTEGRATIVE DIAGNOSTIC (PID) GUIDE Juan E. Mezzich (USA). INTEGRATIVE ASSESSMENT IN THE PSYCHIATRY OF INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS AND AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Marco Bertelli (Italy). THE ASSESSMENT OF SPIRITUAL BEING IN PSYCHIATRY Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands). INTEGRATIVE ASSESSMENT IN ADDICTION PSYCHIATRY Daniele Carretta (Italy). INTEGRATIVE ASSESSMENT AND THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO MENTAL HEALTH Luigi Janiri (Italy).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 18:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS706

Room 20

MENTAL HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN OLDER ADULTS Chairperson: Guillermo Rivera (Bolivia). Speakers: MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF OLDER ADULTS Joao Forjaz (Spain). AGING IN A WORLD OF CHANGE Joao Forjaz (Spain). PATH TO PREVENTION Lizzy Cisneros (Spain).

18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP52

Room 21

WEDNESDAY 17th

Chairperson: Zebulon Taintor (USA). Speakers: 1 WHY AND HOW PSYCHIATRISTS CAN COPE WITH TERRORISM Zebulon Taintor (USA).

2 TOWARDS REDUCING THE EMPLOYERS’ ANXIETIES ABOUT EMPLOYING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Mourad Mansour  (Saudi Arabia).

3 TREATING THE SIGNATURE INJURY OF THE IRAQ AND AFGHANISTAN WARS: EMERGING GUIDELINES FOR TREATMENT OF VETERANS PRESENTING WITH COMORBID PTSD AND TBI Henry Venter (USA).

4 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WITHIN THE ARGENTINE ARMED FORCES

Luis Lancelotti, Myriam Cabezas, María E. D’Ascoli, Gabriela Faduaga, María R. Herrera, Emma L. Ledesma, Matilde Maldonado, Karina Negruela, Marilen Osinalde, Susana Álvarez Travieso (Argentina).

5 WAR RELATED STRESSORS AND PTSD IN SERBIAN VETERANS

Zeljko Spiric, Vladimir Jovic, Goran Opacic, Radomir Samardzic (Serbia).

6 THE PREFERENCE SURVEY FOR LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS OF COMMUNITYDWELLING PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND THEIR CAREGIVERS Y. Choi, I. Chung (Korea).

7 Prevalence of Depressive symptoms and associated socio demographic factors among recuits during Military training Usama Bin Zubair, Sawera Mansoor, Mowaddat Hussain Rana (Pakistan).

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18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP53

Room 22 Chairperson: João Bessa (Portugal). Speakers: 1 The structure of Mood and Anxiety symptoms in the general population: Results in the ESEMeD surveys

Carlos Gª Forero, Núria Durán Adroher, Gemma Vilagut, Elena Olariu, José Ignacio Castro Rodríguez, Jordi Alonso (Spain).

2 INTERVENTIVE PSYCHODIAGNOSIS IN AUTISM: A CASE STUDY Cristina Varanda, Fernanda Fernandes (Brazil).

3 FILE REVIEW OF THE DIAGNOSTIC STABILITY OF VARIOUS PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS IN A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER IN SOUTH INDIA Sydney Moirangthem, Sweta Sheth, Sabina Rao, Mathew Varghese (India).

4 GENDER DYSPHORIA - GENDER DYSPHORIC PERSONALITY DISORDER? Aneta Sandic  (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Y. Savenko  (Russian Federation).

6 BORDERLINE INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONING: A complex picture of deficits and problems in no man´s land. Albert Torres Barrera, María Eva Fernández Guardiola, María José Cortés, Ana Isabel Folch, Luis Salvador-Carulla, Rafael Martínez-Leal (Spain).

7 BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER: A RECONCEPTUALIZATION BASED ON UPDATED REVISION Catarina Cotta, Gustavo Jesus, Vanessa Vila Nova (Portugal).

8 OLFACTORY REFERENCE SYNDROME: AN UPDATED REVISION Gustavo Jesús, Catarina Cotta, Filipa Moutinho (Portugal).

9 TOBACCO USE DISORDER CRITERIA PROFILES IN A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF THE LARGEST METROPOLITAN AREA IN SOUTH AMERICA J.M. Castaldelli-Maia, L.H. Andrade, M.C. Viana, A.G. Andrade, S.S. Martins (Brazil).

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5 WHAT PARADIGM IS EMBODIED BY DSM-V AND ICD-11?

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 18:00 – 19:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP54

Room 23 Chairperson: Antoni Bulbena (Spain). Speakers: 1 NON-STANDARD CULTURALLY-SHAPED STRESS RESPONSES IN KYRGYZ REPUBLIC VERSUS STANDARD ASSESSMENT TOOLS Elena Molchanova (Rep. of Kyrgyz).

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ASSESSMENT OF ATTENTION SWITCH ACROSS THE RANGE OF ID: FIRST RESULTS OF A NEW EMPIRIC TOOL Niccolò Varrucciu, Daniela Scuticchio, Marco Bertelli (Italy).

3 PHENOMENOLOGY OF MOOD DISORDERS IN INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS: THE SPAID-U PROJECT Michele Rossi, Marco Bertelli (Italy).

4 MEASURING ENGAGEMENT WITH MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Gareth Hopkin, Sara Evans-Lacko, Graham Thornicroft  (United Kingdom).

5 MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADAPTATION OF RUSSIAN MIGRANTS IN GERMANY WEDNESDAY 17th

V. Mantler, V. Maerker (Germany).

6 EVIDENCE OF SUBGROUPS, WITH DIFFERING CHARACTERISTICS, WITHIN A POPULATION OF CASES OF ANIMAL HOARDING IN SPAIN Jonathan Bowen, Paula Calvo, Antoni Bulbena, Jaume Fatjo  (United Kingdom).

7 THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL:IS IT AN USELESS CHIMERA?

Vincenzo Fricchione Parise, Lelio Addeo, Rocco Laezza (Italy).

8 GENETIC VARIANTS MODERATING THE TRANSCRIPTOME RESPONSE TO STRESS: IMPLICATIONS FOR MOOD DISORDERS Janine Arloth, Elisabeth Binder (Germany).

9 CHARACTERIZATION AND INTERVENTION IN EARLY STAGES OF BIPOLAR DISORDER

A. Carneiro, M. Nunes, L. Rizzo, E. Brietzke, R. Mansur, C. Correll, F. Martins, J. Scott (Brazil)

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18:45 – 19:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS285

Room 20

 OWARDS THE BETTERMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE: LESSONS T LEARNED FROM ASIA Chairperson: Pichet Udomratn (Thailand). Speakers: COLLABORATION IN PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN ASIA Naotaka Shinfuku (Japan). COLLABORATION BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS AND PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS IN SINGAPORE Cheng Lee (Singapore).

19:00 – 20:00 h.

SEP’s Assembly

Room 17

Members Only WEDNESDAY 17th

DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR EFFECTIVE COLLABORATION BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS AND FAITH BASED HEALERS IN PAKISTAN Mazhar Malik (Pakistan).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

Thursday 18th 09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY339

Room 1

SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ADHD AND ADDICTION Chairperson: Wim van den Brink (The Netherlands). Speakers: SCREENING AND DIAGNOSING ADHD IN TREATMENT SEEKING SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PATIENTS: A ROLE FOR NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS? Geurt van de Glind (The Netherlands). INTERGRATED COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT OF ADHD AND ADDICTION Ellen Vedel (The Netherlands). WHY PATIENTS WITH ADHD AND CO-MORBID ADDICTION DO NOT RESPOND TO METHYLPHENIDATE Cleo Crunelle (Belgium).

IMPLEMENTATION OF A GUIDELINE FOR THE SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ADHD IN SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PATIENTS: OBSTACLES AND RECOMMENDATIONS Peter Joostens (Belgium).

09:00 – 12:00 h.

Presidential Session – PS04

Room 2 Chairperson: Pedro Ruiz (USA). Speakers: María Fe Bravo Ortiz (Spain). Eudoxia Gay (Spain). Miguel Gutiérrez (Spain). Antonio Palha (Portugal). Jerónimo Saiz (Spain). Mikel Munarriz-Ferrandis (Spain)

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THURSDAY 18th

GUIDELINE FOR THE SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF ADHD IN SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PATIENTS Frieda Matthys (Belgium).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY640

Room 3

 URNING PARITY FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND PHYSICAL HEALTH FROM T RHETORIC TO REALITY Chairperson: Sue Bailey (United Kingdom). Speakers: PARITY IN ACTION Sue Bailey (United Kingdom). HUMAN RIGHTS BASED PARITY BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). KEEPING THE BODY IN MIND: IMPROVING PHYSICAL HEALTH IN YOUNG PEOPLE WITH PSYCHOSIS: CHANGING PRACTICE TO CREATE PARITY Philip Ward (Australia). Shiers David (United Kingdom). DEVELOPING PSYCHOSOCIAL RESILIENCE IN COMMUNITIES ITS APPLICATION IN PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH CARE Richard Williams (United Kingdom).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY287

Room 4

 EUROBIOLOGY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL INDICES OF N SYMPTOM DIMENSIONS AND VULNERABILITY TO THE SYNDROME

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Armida Mucci (Italy). Speakers: ALTERATIONS IN AUDITORY AND VISUAL PROCESSING NETWORKS IN 22q11.2 DELETION SYNDROME ASSESSED BY HD-EEG NEUROIMAGING Tonia Rihs (Switzerland). EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS IN EARLY PHASE SCHIZOPHRENIA; A FEASIBLE BIOMARKER TO PREDICT PSYCHOSIS? Tomiki Sumiyoshi (Japan). NEUROBIOLOGICAL MEDIATORS OF POSITIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Thomas Koenig (Switzerland). EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL CORRELATES OF NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Annarita Vignapiano (Italy).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY195

Room 5

 OSOLOGICAL STATUS OF THE CYCLOID PSYCHOSES: PAST, PRESENT AND N FUTURE Chairperson: Rafael Fernández (Spain). Speakers: KARL LEONHARD’S CYCLOID PSYCHOSIS: THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF A CONCEPT Alberto Rodríguez (Spain). CLINICAL FEATURES OF THE CYCLOID PSYCHOSES IN A FIRST PSYCHOTIC EPISODE SAMPLE: ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS Lina María Oviedo (Colombia). NOSOLOGICAL STATUS OF CYCLOID PSYCHOSIS (DSM-5 AND ICD-10): EXPLORING THE BORDERS OF THE SCHIZOAFFECTIVE SPECTRUM. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS Ricardo Camarneiro (Portugal).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY374

Room 6

INTERVENTION STRATEGIES ON DRUG USERS’ SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS (SCHIZOPHRENIA, BIPOLAR DISORDER AND PERSONALITY DISORDER) FROM A LONGITUDINAL PERSPECTIVE IN THE PROVINCE OF HUELVA

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Juan José Mancheño (Spain). Speakers: APPROACH AND MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH DUAL DIAGNOSIS IN EMERGENCY AND HOSPITAL Mercedes Guzmán (Spain). INTERVENTION STRATEGIES AFTER DISCHARGE Juan Francisco Ramírez (Spain). AN APPROACH TO DUAL DIAGNOSIS’ CHRONIC PHASE María Luisa Gutiérrez (Spain). PATIENT WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER IN PRISON FIELD María de la Cinta Ramírez (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 09:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS258

Room 7

 OW DYNAMIC PSYCHIATRY CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THE APPROXIMATION OF H SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER SEVERE DISORDERS Chairperson: Daniel Nahum (USA). Co-Chair: Hans-Otto Thomashoff (Austria). Speakers: SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BORDERLINE DISEASE AS STRUCTURAL DISEASE AND PSYCHOANALYTICAL INDOOR TREATMENT Maria Ammon (Germany). IS THERE A SPACE FOR PSYCHOANALYSIS IN THE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Michael Botbol (France). PSYCHOSOMATIC CRISIS OR THE LOSS OF THE HUMAN BEING AND MODERN PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE Sieglinde Bast (Germany).

09:00 – 09:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS324

Room 8

 ANNABIS AND MENTAL HEALTH: FROM LABORATORY RESEARCH TO C CLINICAL STUDIES

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Javier Fernández Ruiz (Spain). Speakers: INVOLVEMENT OF THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: EVIDENCE FROM HUMAN BRAIN STUDIES Luis F. Callado (Spain). ADOLESCENT CANNABIS EXPOSURE AND THE RISK OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS. INSIGHTS FROM ANIMAL MODELS María Paz Viveros (Spain). CANNABIS AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Luis Alfonso Nuñez (Spain).

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09:00 – 09:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS279

Room 9

 EUROENDOCRINE, EMOTIONAL AND COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION RELATED TO N MEDICAL RESIDENCY WORK STRESS Chairperson: Afaf Khalil (Egypt). Speakers: NEUROBIOLOGICAL AND NEUROENDOCRINE ASPECTS OF STRESS Magda Fahmy (Egypt). INCREASED RISK OF EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCES AS A CONSEQUENCE TO WORK STRESS Peter Tyrer (United Kingdom). MEDICAL RESIDENCY STRESS MAY CONTRIBUTE TO INCREASED RISK OF COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION AS A RESULT OF THE LOSS OF GLUCOCORTICOID ATTENUATION Nahla Nagy (Egypt).

09:00 – 09:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS420

Room 10

MINDFULNESS IN CLINICAL SETTINGS Chairperson: Mauro García-Toro (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: NON EXPECTED EFFECTS OF MINDFULNESS Ausiàs Cebolla (Spain). MINDFULNESS AND THE SUICIDAL MIND Bergljot Gjelsvik (United Kingdom). HEART RATE VARIABILITY, MINDFULNESS AND MENTAL HEALTH Marcelo Demarzo (Brazil). NEUROIMAGE FINDINGS IN LONG-TERM MEDITATORS: A CONTROLLED STUDY Javier García-Campayo (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 09:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS514

Room 11

SPIRITUAL AND RELIGIOUS CONCEPTS OF MENTAL ORDER AND DISORDERS Chairperson: Uriel Halbreich (USA). Co-Chair: John Cox (United Kingdom). Speakers: THE BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIO-SPIRITUAL MODEL OF MENTAL WELL-BEING Jeffrey Anker (USA). CULTURE, DEMORALIZATION AND PSYCHOTHERAPY Renato Alarcon (USA). CULTIVATING COMMON DENOMINATORS AND CONVERSATIONS AMONG DIVERSIFIED WESTERN AND EASTERN FAITHS-- HANDS-ON COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE Uriel Halbreich (USA).

09:00 – 09:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS372

Room 12

PSYCHIATRIC INTERVIEWING: TECHNIQUES AND SKILLS Chairperson: Afaf Khalil (Egypt).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: LEARNING THE SKILLS OF THE PSYCHIATRIC INTERVIEW Ahmed El-Missiry (Egypt). PHYSICIAN/PATIENT RELATIONSHIP Fareed Abu-Sayf (United Kingdom).

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09:00 – 09:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS660

Room 13

 LINICAL AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SEVERITY C OF DEPRESSION: AN OVERVIEW INTEGRATING RESEARCH EVIDENCE AT THE PRIMARY CARE LEVEL IN CHILE Chairperson: Verónica Vitriol (Chile). Speakers: CLINICAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DEPRESSION IN PRIMARY CARE LEVEL IN CHILE Verónica Vitriol (Chile). DEPRESSION AND CHILDHOOD TRAUMA IN PRIMARY CARE LEVEL IN CHILE Alfredo Cancino (Chile). DEPRESSION AND PARTNER VIOLENCE IN PRIMARY CARE IN CHILE Carolina Salgado (Chile).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY331

Room 14

PSYCHIATRY IN THE EASTERN EUROPE: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES Chairperson: Petr Morozov (Russia). Co-Chair: Natalia Maruta (Ukraine). THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: THE RUSSIAN PSYCHIATRY ON THE WAY OF REFORMS: CHALLENGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS Oleg Limankin (Russia). CURRENT STATE AND WAYS OF IMPROVEMENT OF THE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN Sagat Altynbekov (Kazakhstan). MENTAL HEALTH REFORM IN AZERBAIJAN Nadir Izmailov (Azerbaijan). PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES IN GEORGIA – DECREASING NUMBER OF HOSPITALIZATIONS Giorgi Geleishvili (Georgia). PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC: PROGRESS, CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS Tatiana Galako (Kyrgyz).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 10:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY543

Room 15

 OCIAL AND FAMILY CHANGES IN A MENTAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVE S (INTERSECTIONAL SYMPOSIUM: FAMILY/ADDICTION/ECOLOGY/MASS-MEDIA) Chairperson: Miguel Ángel Materazzi (Argentina). Co-Chair: Massimo Clerici (Italy). Speakers: SOCIAL AND FAMILY CONSEQUENCES OF THE MIDDLE EASTERN POLITICAL UPRISING Akram Wilson (United Kingdom). FINANCIAL CRISIS AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES Luigi Janiri (Italy). MULTI-FAMILY THERAPY AND FAMILY SUPPORT IN A CHANGING WORLD Josefina Puig (Argetina).

THURSDAY 18th

DEPRIVATION AND COMORBID PATIENTS: RESULTS OF A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN AN ITALIAN MENTAL HEALTH CARE TRUST Daniele Carretta (Italy).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY417

Room 16

EL ENVEJECIMIENTO… MÁS ALLÁ DE LA DEMENCIAS

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Ali Smaili (Venezuela). Speakers: FISIOLOGIA DEL ENVEJECIMIENTO Ali Smaili (Venezuela). ANSIEDAD Y DEPRESION EN EL ANCIANO Loisy de Lima (Venezuela). TRASORNOS ADAPTATIVOS Y SUICIDIO EN EL ANCIANO Hector Cipriani (Venezuela).

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09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY701

Room 17

 RANSLATIONAL STUDIES ON MOLECULAR AGEING PROCESSES TO IDENTIFY T AND TREAT COGNITIVE AND OTHER MENTAL HEALTH DEFICITS Chairperson: Peter Jones (United Kingdom). Speakers: ROLE OF NEUROPLASTICITY IN THE EMERGENCE AND REMEDIATION OF AGERELATED BRAIN IMPAIRMENTS Etienne Villers-Sidani (Canada). THE CO-AGONIST SITE OF NMDA-GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS: A NOVEL REMEDIATION TARGET FOR AGE-RELATED COGNITIVE DECLINE Rogerio Panizzutti (Brazil). IS SCHIZOPHRENIA AN ACCELERATED AGING DISORDER? Emilio Fernández-Egea (Spain). CANNABIS USE IS ASSOCIATED WITH BIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF AGEING IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS Linda Scoriels (Brazil).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY637

Room 18

NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC STUDIES OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Andrey Iznak (Russia). Speakers: TBC Lycyna Antkiewicz-Michaluk (Poland). ABNORMAL FEATURES OF MEG-RECORDED “RESTING STATE” GAMMA OSCILLATIONS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Tatiana Stroganova (Russia). NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CRITERIA FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF AUTISM Tatiana Dokukina (Republic of Belarus). EEG AND EPIGENETIC STUDY OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS Natalia Gorbachevskaya (Russia). FEATURES OF AUTISM PECULIAR TO THE LEFT-HANDED CHILDREN Anatoly Chuprikov (Ukraine). TBC Sathishka Wajantha Kotalawala (Sri Lanka).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY312

Room 19

ETHICS ISSUES OF DIAGNOSING MENTAL DISORDERS IN THE ELDERLY Chairperson: Ilkin Icelly (Turkey). Speakers: ETHICS IMPLICATIONS OF DIAGNOSING MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Carlos Lima (Switzerland). ETHICS IN TESTAMENTARY CAPACITY AT GERIATRIC POPULATION Horacio Firmino (Portugal). SOCIAL AND CULTURAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE EXPERIENCE OF DEMENTIA ETHICAL PROBLEMS Jerzy Leszek (Poland). NEW DIAGNOSIS DILEMMA: VA DEPRESSION VS VA DEMENTIA - ETHICAL ISSUES Nicoleta Tataru (Romania).

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY159

Room 20

 EW PERSPECTIVES ON SYMPTOM DIMENSIONS OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE N DISORDER Chairperson: Starcevic Vladan (Australia).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE SYMPTOM DIMENSIONS: ARE THERE FOUR OR FIVE DIMENSIONS? Vlasios Brakoulias (Australia). SYMPTOM DIMENSIONS IN OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER AND THEIR ASSOCIATION WITH CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND COMORBID DISORDERS Arumugham Shyam Sundar (India). EMOTIONAL CONSEQUENCES AND DYSFUNCTIONAL APPRAISALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DIFFERENT OCD SYMPTOM DIMENSIONS: THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE Amparo Belloch (Spain). THE BIOLOGICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER SYMPTOM DIMENSIONS Leonardo Fontenelle (Brazil).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP55

Room 21 Chairperson: Rodrigo Córdoba (Colombia). Speakers: 1 THE INFUENCE OF A118G SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISM OF HUMAN MU OPIOID RECEPTOR GENE AND THE MDR1 IN EGYPTIAN PATIENTS WITH TRAMADOL INDUCED SEIZURE Dalia Enaba, Nevin Shalaby, Heba El-Baz, Amr Zahra, Nermin Kishk, Hamdy Moselhy (Egypt).

2 GENERATIONAL INCREASE IN YOUNG WOMEN’S ALCOHOL PROBLEMS: A PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF MOTHER-DAUGHTER DYADS Rosa Alati, Kim Betts, Gail Williams, Jake Najman, Wayne Hall (Australia).

3 VIOLENCE AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG WOMEN

Kimneihat Vaiphei, Prabha S Chandra, D. Muralidhar (India).

4 RESPONSE INHIBITION AND SUSTAIN ATTENTION IN HEAVY SMOKERS VERSUS NON-SMOKERS: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY P. Dannon, L. Dinur Klein, M. Kotler (Israel).

5 ADDICTIVE PERSONALITY

C. De Juan Diaz (Mexico).

6 FREQUENCY AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH OCCURRENCE OF SEIZURES IN PATIENTS WITH TRAMADOL ABUSE: AN UPPER EGYPTIAN EXPERIENCE M.M. Michael, M. Abdelhameed Bakheet, A.M. Kamal, A.T. Khafagy (Egypt).

Ahmed Mohammed Kamal, Mohamed Taha Siddik, Tarek Salem Abd El-Hameed and Abd El-Raouf Omar Abd El-Baky (Egypt).

8 TYPES OF SEVERE ALCOHOLISM IN MEN

A. Egorov, L. Veretilo, E. Krupitsky  (Russian Federation).

9 INFLUENCE OF DUAL DIAGNOSIS´ COMORBIDITY IN HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE Julia Elena Marquez-Arrico, Silvia López-Vera, Irina Benaiges, Ana Adán (Spain).

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THURSDAY 18th

7 MEDICAL CO-MORBIDITY IN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS: AN UPPER EGYPTIAN EXPERIENCE

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP56

Room 22 Chairperson: Mikel Munarriz-Ferrandis (Spain). Speakers: 1 Differences in psychopathology among HIV therapy adherent and non-adherent patients Carlos Parro-Torres, Daniel Hernández-Huerta, Enriqueta Ochoa-Mangado (Spain).

2 EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SYMPTOMS OF DISTRESS IN ADOLESCENTS LIVING WITH HIV IN NAMIBIA: A CASE-CONTROL DESIGN Shelene Gentz (Spain).

3 Psychiatric morbidity among HIV-infected children and adolescents in a resourcepoor Kenyan urban community Rahab Njeri Mbugua (Kenya).

4 Immunological correlates of behavioral problems in school-aged children living with HIV in Kayunga, Uganda Horacio Ruiseñor-Escudero, Nakasujja Nakasujja, Paul Bangirana, Robert Opoka, Itziar Familiar, Judith Bass, Michael Boivin (USA).

5 ART THERAPY WITH HIV+ / AIDS PATIENTS. REPORT ON A TEN-YEAR EXPERIENCE Luis Formaiano (Argentina).

6 A CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY OF ADAPTATION, COPING AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE HIV SEROPOSITIVE CASES THURSDAY 18th

Kalpana Srivastava, Ramchandra Das, Prateek Yadav, Pokhala Bhat, Jyoti Prakash, Shashi Kumar (India).

7 FUNCTIONS AND PROCESSES OF SLIDING FROM THE AFFECTIVE DISORDERS TO SUICIDE IN PEOPLE WITH HIV MAINTAIN IN DETENTION F. Nyegue, B. Lamboulle, L. Fort (France).

8 PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE USE AND RISKY SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AMONG STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI, - NIGERIA, 2009 A. Mohammed, A. Wakil, T.L Sheikh, B. Omotara (Nigeria).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

09:00 – 10:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP57

Room 23 Chairperson: Henrik Wahlberg (Sweden). Speakers: 1 FROM SUPPORT TO CONFRONTATION IN PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR DEPRESSION. ON THE IMPORTANCE OF TUNING THE FOCUS IN THE COURSE OF THERAPEUTIC PROCESS Javier Ramos, Angeles Castro, Jesús Fernández-Rozas (Spain).

2 LIFE PARTNERS IN SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIP (MULTIPLE RELATIONSHIP PERSPECTIVE) Vera Trbić, Danica Bošković Djukić, Rade Bulatović (Serbia).

3 MINDFULNESS BASED SOMATOSENSORIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN: A CUALITATIVE PILOT STUDY

Paula Roman, Sara Izquierdo, Mauricio Vaughan, Cristina Sánchez, Alfredo Valencia, David Nosti, Nagore Salcedo, Angela Palao, Beatriz Rodríguez (Spain).

4 EFFICACY OF PSYCHOEDUCATION IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF RANDOMISED, CONTROLLED TRIALS Peter F.J. Schulte, Nienke Jabben, Tim Peetoom, Dorine H. Postma, Elise A.M. Knoppert-v.d. Klein, Cécile Aelberts-v.d. Ven  (The Netherlands).

5 Results and Predictive Factors in Brief Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (BPP)

Rolando Salinas, Silvia Nastri, Nayar Daniela, Matayoshi Cecilia, Badano Belen, Bavcevic Malena, Argüello Mariela (Argentina).

Sonia Ruiz De Azúa, Patricia Vega, Sara Barbeito, Purificación López-Peña, José Asúa, Mahmoud Karim Haidar, Ana González-Pinto (Spain).

7 Results of a comparison between a psychoeducational and a psychotherapeutic group program for Bipolar Disorder Daniel Schoettle (Germany).

8 SENSE OF HUMOR IN PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTES IS A PREDICTOR TO CLINICAL RECOVERY? Agudelo Diana María, Olave Claudia, Gómez Gloria (Colombia).

9 INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY: NEW APPROACHES A. Katkov  (Russian Federation).

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THURSDAY 18th

6 INTEGRATED TREATMENT TO ACHIEVE CLINICAL AND FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY IN FIRST PSYCHOTIC EPISODE

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 09:45 – 10:30 h.

Section Workshop – SWS387

Room 9

CURRENT TRENDS IN HUMAN SEXUALITY Chairperson: Michaela Amering (Austria). Co-Chair: Harischandra Gambheera (Srilanka). Speakers: HUMAN SEXUALITY: PREVENTIVE ASPECTS Roy Kallivayalil (India). SEXUALITY IN SOUTH ASIA- CHANGING PERCEPTION & PRACTICES TS Rao Sathyanarayana (India). LGBT- GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES Consuelo Cagande (USA). CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE Rama Rao Gogineni (USA).

THURSDAY 18th

HUMAN SEXUALITY IN THE WORLD: FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Said Abdel Azim (Egypt).

09:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS434

Room 10

 SYCHIATRY AND COMPLEXITY. A KNOW-AND-DO APPROACH BETWEEN THE P NATURAL AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Beatriz Moyano (Argentina). Speakers: CURRENT PROBLEMS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH IN PSYCHIATRY Graciela Beatriz Onofrio (Argentina). THINKING PSYCHIATRY FROM A NEW DISCOURSE OF HUMAN SUFFERING María Lucrecia Rovaletti (Argentina). THE RESEARCHER’S SOCIAL COMMITMENT. FROM CONVENTIONAL TO CRITICAL EPIDEMIOLOGY Mercedes Carrasco (Argentina).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

09:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS478

Room 11

MENTAL HEALTH IN ASIAN PACIFIC REGION Chairperson: Afzal Javed (Pakistan). Co-Chair: Pichet Udomratn (Thailand). Speakers: MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES: MENTAL HEALTH IN ASIA PACIFIC REGION Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES Min-Soo Lee (Republic of Korea). MENTAL HEALTH IN ASIAN PACIFIC REGION: RANZCP INITIATIVES Murray Patton (Australia). MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN ASIAN & WESTERN PACIFIC Francis Agnew (New Zealand).

09:45 – 10:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS655

Room 13

 OVE TO PERSON-CENTERED CARE AND RECOVERY PLANNING FOR M ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE AT AUSTIN STATE HOSPITAL

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Laurel Blackman (USA). Co-Chair: Ross Taylor (USA). Speakers: MAKING THE COMMITMENT Ross Taylor (USA). CASE PRESENTATION Kimberly Miller (USA). MORE SUCCESS STORIES Laurel Blackman (USA).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 11:30 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL09

Auditorium

ANXIETY DISORDERS: AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH

(Pavilion 4)

Presenter: Tarek Okasha (Egypt). Keynote Speaker: Dan Stein (South Africa).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY301

Room 1

 EVELOPING HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH FOR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN D GUANGZHOU CHINA Chairperson: Ning Yuping (China). Speakers: INSIGHT INTO ILLNESS AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS MEDICATION AMONG INPATIENTS WITH CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA IN THE CHINA AND THE US Somaia Mohamed (USA). DIFFERENCES IN ATTITUDES TOWARDS MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE CHINA, NIGERIA AND THE US Robert Rosenheck (USA).

THURSDAY 18th

CHANGES IN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DELIVERY IN A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL IN GUANGZHOU CHINA AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW MENTAL HEALTH LAW IN 2012 Xinbing Huang (China).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY367

Room 3

 ELEPSYCHIATRY AND RURAL MENTAL HEALTH: TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO T PSYCHIATRIST HAS GONE BEFORE Chairperson: Scott Zeller (USA). Speakers: PSYCHIATRY ON THE HIGH SEAS: INTEGRATING CRUISE SHIP TELEMEDICINE AND TELEPSYCHIATRY Eduardo Borbon (USA). EMERGENCY TELEPSYCHIATRY: THE MENTAL HEALTH EMERGENCY CENTER (MHEC) MODEL FOR RURAL PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY SERVICES IN THE UNITED STATES Avrim Fishkind (USA). TELEPSYCHIATRY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM: HISTORY AND IMPACT Dwayne Bennett (United Kingdom). TELEPSYCHIATRY IN CANADA: PERSPECTIVE OF A SPECIALTY MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTIONS CENTER Ian Dawe (Canada).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY680

Room 5

PARAPHRENIA A CONCEPT FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

THURSDAY 18th

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MODEL FOR TELEPSYCHIATRY SERVICES IN LOWER MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES - AN EXAMPLE FROM SOUTH AFRICA Jennifer Chipps (South Africa).

Chairperson: Arun Ravindran (Canada). Speakers: PARAPHRENIA: DEFINITION AND BOUNDARIES Antonio Gamito (Portugal). CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA ON KRAEPELIN’S PARAPHRENIAS Miguel Palma (Portugal). SYSTEMATIC PARAPHRENIS AS A RECOGNIZABLE DISORDER: RESULTS FROM TWO STUDIES Catarina Klut (Portugal).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY22

Room 6

DUAL PSYCHOSIS, THE EGG OR THE CHICKEN?

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Carlos Roncero (Spain). Speakers: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CANNABIS AND PSYCHOSIS: DANGEROUS LINK? Nelson Feldman (Switzerland). Logos Curtis (Switzerland). COCAINE DEPENDENCE AND COCAINE-INDUCED PSYCHOSIS Carlos Roncero (Spain). SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ADOLESCENT DRUG ABUSE Rodrigo Córdoba (Colombia).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY550

Room 7

SPIRITUAL COMPONENT IN CLINICAL EXERCISE

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Uriel Escobar (Colombia). THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: SPIRITUALITY IN DEEP HYPNOSIS Mauricio Moreno (Colombia). JOSHUA, THE BIBLICAL EXODUS IN PAST LIVES THERAPY Eduardo Miranda (Colombia). SPIRITUALITY: THE POWER OF FAITH AND CHARACTER Osvaldo Restrepo (Colombia). SPIRITUALITY: THE MEETING WITH OUR TRUE ESSENCE Uriel Escobar (Colombia).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY341

Room 8

 REATING SYMPTOMS AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH T ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER ACROSS THE LIFESPAN Chairperson: Alessandro Zuddas (Italy). Speakers: SYMPTOMS AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH ATTENTIONDEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS David Coghill (United Kingdom). THE IMPACT OF PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AND FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER César Soutullo (Spain). CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH DIAGNOSING AND TREATING ATTENTIONDEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER IN ADULTS Philip Asherson (United Kingdom).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY336

Room 9

 IFFICULTIES OF MAJOR DEPRESSION AND ITS TREATMENT: FOCUS ON D COGNITION, ANXIETY AND INSOMNIA THURSDAY 18th

THE EFFICACY OF PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT IN IMPROVING SYMPTOMS, HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AND FUNCTIONING IN ADULTS WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER J. Antoni Ramos-Quiroga (Spain).

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Néstor Marchant (Argentina). Speakers: COGNITIVE ALTERATION: DEPRESSION SYMPTOM ALERT Edith Serfaty (Argentina). ANXIETY AND OTHER SYMPTOMS IN MAJOR DEPRESSION IN REMISSION Miguel Márquez (Argentina). PHARMACOTHERAPY OF DEPRESSION WITH SLEEP DISTURBANCES Norberto Caruso (Argentina).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY149

Room 10

NEUROBIOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDING OF MANIC-DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS Chairperson: Konstantinos Fountoulakis (Greece). Co-Chair: Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: FROM MOLECULES TO ORGANISMS- INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO MODEL BIPOLAR DISORDER Haim Einat (Israel). THE ROLE OF NEUROINFLAMMATION IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Dina Popovic (Spain). THE NMDA SYSTEM AND ITS INVOLVEMENT IN BIPOLAR ILLNESS Xenia Gonda (Hungary). PROBABLE PATHWAYS OF THE PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF MANIC DEPRESSION Konstantinos Fountoulakis (Greece).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY450

Room 12

FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Naotaka Shinfuku (Japan). Speakers: CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILTY ISSUES IN SOUTH ASIA Thirupapuliyur Venugopalan Asokan (India). MHL IN SOUTH ASIA -FACILITATE OR HINDER MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN COUNTRIES OF SOUTH ASIA? Roy Kallivayalil (India). ETHICAL ISSUES Thomas Kuruvilla (India). THE ISSUE OF CLOSED WARDS IN SOUTH ASIA Vidhyadhar Watve (India). THE RELEVANCE OF GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRY IN SOUTH ASIA Uttam Garg (India).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY280

Room 13

NEUROPSYCHIATRY IN STROKE Chairperson: Wai Kwong Tang (Hong Kong). Speakers: EMOTION AND MOTIVATION FOLLOWING ISCHEMIC DAMAGE TO INSULA/BASAL GANGLIA CIRCUITS Sergio Paradiso (Italy). MECHANISMS OF POST-STROKE DEPRESSION Gianfranco Spalleta (Italy). DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO POST-STROKE DEPRESSION Davide Quaranta (Italy). SOCIAL PARTICIPATION: EVIDENCE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR PROMOTING POSTSTROKE PSYCHOSOCIAL RECOVERY Suzanne Lo (Hong Kong). FATIGUE AFTER STROKE AND IN NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS, EVIDENCE TOWARDS PRACTICE Zediltz Aglaia (The Netherlands).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY183

Room 14

PRISON PSYCHIATRY – CLINICAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Nicoleta Tataru (Romania). Co-Chair: Julio Arboleda-Florez (Canada). Speakers: ETHICS IN PRISON PSYCHIATRY - RECENT DEVELOPMENTS Norbert Konrad (Germany). CONSULTATION-LIAISON PSYCHIATRY IN PRISON Annette Opitz-Welke (Germany). SUICIDE AND SELF-HARM IN PRISONERS: PREVALENCE, RISK FACTORS AND PREVENTION Birgit Völlm (United Kingdom). PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISORDERS: A LARGE POPULATIONAL STUDY ON STATE OF SÃO PAULO (BRAZIL) PRISONERS José Geraldo Taborda (Brazil). GREEK PRISON PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES IN A PERIOD OF CRISIS Athanassios Douzenis (Greece).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS540

Room 15

MIGRATION AND MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Co-Chairs: Levent Kuey (Turkey). Speakers: STIGMA AND MENTAL HEALTH AMONG IMMIGRANTS Levent Kuey (Turkey). PSYCHOSIS AMONG IMMIGRANTS Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). DEPRESSION IN IMMIGRANTS Marianne Kastrup (Denmark). SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR IN IMMIGRANTS Meryam Schouler-Ocak (Germany).

10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS905

Room 16

 ROGRESS IN INTENSIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY IN PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION P PROGRAMS

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: David Nuñez (Spain). Speakers: AND… IF WE CUSTOMIZE? David Nuñez (Spain).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY093

Room 17

WOMEN’S MENTAL HEALTH AND THE LAW Chairperson: Helen Herrman (Australia). Co-Chair: Michaela Amering (Austria). Speakers: CRIME, GENDER AND MENTAL HEALTH Josyan Madi Skaff (Lebanon). INFANTICIDE AND FILICIDE: LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR PSYCHIATRISTS Donna Stewart (Canada). SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND THE LAW Unaiza Niaz (Pakistan).

10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY224

Room 18

INTER-SECTIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENCE IN PERSON-CENTERED CARE Chairperson: Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh (United Kingdom).

Speakers: GENOMIC PERSONALIZED MEDICINE AND WHOLE PERSON-CENTERED MEDICINE: THE WPA BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY SECTION AND PERSON-CENTERED CARE Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh (United Kingdom). PERSON-CENTERED DIAGNOSIS IN THE LATIN AMERICAN GUIDE FOR PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS Ihsan M. Salloum (USA). HOW CAN THE WPA SECTION ON EDUCATION CONTRIBUTE TO IMPROVEMENT OF PERSON CENTERED PSYCHIATRY Bulent Coskun (Turkey). PERSON-CENTERED PERSPECTIVES FROM THE WPA SCHIZOPHRENIA SECTION Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany).

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THURSDAY 18th

Co-Chair: Juan E. Mezzich (USA).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY347

Room 19

 VOLUTIONARY PSYCHIATRY: MENTAL DISORDER FROM A DARWINIAN E PERSPECTIVE Chairperson: George Ikkos (United Kingdom). Speakers: A REVIEW OF EVOLUTIONARY AND DUAL INHERITANCE MODELS REGARDING THE INITIATION, USE AND ABUSE OF PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES Paul St John-Smith (United Kingdom). THE EVOLUTION OF THE PLACEBO EFFECTS Daniel McQueen (United Kingdom). CAN DARWINIAN THEORY EXPLAIN THE NEW EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA? Mohammed Abbas (United Kingdom). THE SEXUAL COMPETITION HYPOTHESIS FOR EATING DISORDERS Riadh Abed (United Kingdom).

10:30 – 11:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS338

Room 20

NEUROBIOLOGICAL UPDATE IN CHILD Chairperson: Javier Quintero (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: NEUROANATOMICAL-BEHAVIORAL CORRELATES IN AUTISM: NEUROPATHOLOGY, EMOTIONS AND ATTACHMENT Ricardo Vela (USA). PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEPRESSION Carol Glod (USA). ADHD IN GIRLS Javier Correas (Spain). ANXIETY IN CHILDREN – NEUROANATOMICAL UNDERPINNING AND RATIONALE FOR PHARMACOLOGICAL AND NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS Mireya Nadal-Vicens (USA).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP58

Room 21 Chairperson: Guillermo Lahera (Spain). Speakers: 1 THE COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE REHABILITATION TO IMPROVE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INDIVIDUAL PLACEMENT AND SUPPORT Nayra Caballero Estebaranz, Francisco Rodríguez Pulido (Spain).

2 NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: BEYOND PHARMACOTHERAPY Goran D. Bogojevic, Ljubica V. Ziravac (Serbia).

3 Violent crime, suicide, and all-cause mortality in patients with schizophreniaspectrum disorders: a Swedish total population study over 38 years Seena Fazel, Achim Wold, Camilla Palm, Paul Lichtenstein  (United Kingdom).

4 ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFICACY OF SOCIAL COGNITIVE REMEDIATION GROUP THERAPY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

Sherif Gohar, Emad Hamdi, Lamis El Ray, Abdel Hadi Imam, William Horan, Michael Green (Egypt).

5 RETHINKING SCHIZOPHRENIA: TOWARD A NEW CONCEPT OF STAGING C.I. Cattaneo, G. Castignoli (Italy).

6 ADOLESCENTS’ CHANGING PERCEPTIONS OF ILLNESS IN THE EARLY COURSE OF PSYCHOSIS: PATHWAYS TO SELF-DETERMINATION AND SELF-MANAGEMENT OF TREATMENT R. Gearing (USA).

7 FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME MEASURES OF SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS IN HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE THURSDAY 18th

Felicia Iftene, M Monir-Abbasi, D. Volochniouk, D. Groll (Canada).

8 COMPARISON OF EFFICACY AND MEMORY CHANGES AMONGST THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF ELECTRODE PLACEMENTS OF ECTS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA A. Bansod, S. Sonavane, N. Shah, A. Desousa (India).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP59

Room 22 Chairperson: Russell Copelan (USA). Speakers: 1 A GENDER – BASED COMPARISON OF PSYCHO – SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL PROFILES OF 1300 SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS Sathesh Vadasseril, Saibunnissa Beevi K., Roy Abraham Kallivayalil, Mohan ND, Varghese P. Punnoose, Saji P.G., Susil Stephen, Krishnan Y.V., Tomy Mathew, Suresh K.V. (India).

2 PROBLEM-SOLVING TRAINING FOR PATIENTS WITH ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Dóra Perczel-Forintos, Gyöngyi Ajtay (Hungary).

3 DEPRESSION, SUICIDE AND SUICIDE PREVENTION IN HUNGARY – AN OVERVIEW Zoltan Rihmer (Hungary).

4 IMPACT OF NONIDEATION STATES ON YOUTH SUICIDE ATTEMPTS R. Copelan (USA).

5 SUICIDALITY IN PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE: RESULTS FROM A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF 933 CARE EPISODES F. Lang, S. Lang, T. Becker, M. Jäger (Germany).

6 PARENTING STYLE, SUICIDALITY, AND SELF-HARM BEHAVIORS AMONG ASIAN AMERICAN CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS H. Hahm, J.G Gonyea, L.A Koritsanszky, S. Archer, R. Hok (USA).

7 VERY HIGH RATES OF SUICIDE IN THE HAPPY VALLEY: A PSYCHOLOGICAL AUTOPSY STUDY IN AN ISOLATED INDIGENOUS POPULATION OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA THURSDAY 18th

F. Jollant, A. Malafosse, R. Docto, C.H. Macdonanld (Canada).

8 SUICIDE PREVENTION AMONG OLDER ADULTS RECEIVING HOME CARE: EVIDENCE FOR RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS E. Neufeld, J.P. Hirdes (Canada).

9 DYNAMICS OF RATE OF SUICIDES IN THE POST-SOVIET COUNTRIES B. Polozhy  (Russian Federation).

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10:30 – 12:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP60

Room 23 Chairperson: Maria Luisa Figueira (Portugal). Speakers: 1 COMPLEX PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN THE PERINATAL PERIOD. PATTERNS OF COMORBIDITY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT

Jesús Martín Maldonado-Durán, Kenia Gómez, Emilia Kaufman, Prakash Chandra, Manuel MoralesMonsalve, Ehren Eckhaus, Qian Zeng, Stephen Jarvis (USA).

2 IMPACT OF MOOD IN BLOOD PRESSURE AND TARGET ORGAN DAMAGE IN MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN (iMIND study) Tiago Veloso, Agostinho Monteiro, Margarida Figueiredo-Braga (Portugal).

3

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH

Tomás León, Marcela Grez, Isabel Garrido, Saul Gómez, Efrain Pérez, Luis Álvarez, Juan Andrés Prato, Rafael Torres, Sergio Ruiz (Chile).

4 How free access OPD for perinatal mood disorders and related community awareness program can influence the impact of Postpartum Depression in an outurban population Elena Turella, Rossana Riolo (Italy).

5 The association between postpartum depression and mother-infant bonding impairment at 4 months postpartum among Japanese mothers Hitoshi Kaneko, Kenshiro Tanaka (Japan).

6 DEALING WITH THE HUGE WAVES ON THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA: AN AUTOETHNOGRAPHY OF FAMILIAL MEDITERRANEAN FEVER THURSDAY 18th

Cigdem Yuksel (Turkey).

7 POSTMENOPAUSAL PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS: EFFECT OF RED CLOVER, A TRIPLE BLIND RANDOMIZED PLACEBO CONTROL CLINICAL TRIAL Simin Taavoni, Fatemeh Shakeri, Seidashrafodin Goshegir, Hamid Haghni (Iran).

8 EXPERIENCING BREAST CANCER: EMOTIONAL TERMOIL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSES AMONG WOMEN IN RURAL THAILAND D. Suwankhong, P. Liamputtong (Thailand).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 11:15 – 12:00 h.

Section Workshop – SWS725

Room 15

 HAT HAS BEEN LOST AND WHAT COULD BE GAINED: W NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS IN THE DSM-5 AND IN THE ICD-11 Chairperson: Marco Bertelli (Italy). Speakers: AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: DIAGNOSTIC ISSUES Bennett Leventhal (USA). INCONSISTENCIES IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF NEURODEVELOPMENTAL AND OTHER DISORDERS IN INFANCY, CHILDHOOD, AND ADOLESCENCE IN THE DSM-5 Kerim Munir (USA). DSM-5 DIAGNOSTIC ISSUES FOR DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS IN ADULTHOOD: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ICD-11 Marco Bertelli (Italy).

11:15 – 12:00 h.

Zonal Workshop – ZWS582

Room 16

CONEXIONES: ESPIRITUALIDAD – RELIGIOSIDAD – PSIQUIATRÍA

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Dorys Flores (Argentina). THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: LA DIMENSIÓN ESPIRITUAL Y LA PSIQUIATRÍA Liliana Sosa (Argentina). LA ESPIRITUALIDAD EN CONEXIÓN CON LA CLÍNICA PSIQUIÁTRICA Dorys Flores (Argentina). ESPIRITUALIDAD RELIGIOSIDAD Y CULTURA María Teresa Leonardi (Argentina).

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11:15 – 12:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS209

Room 20

 RANSITION FROM CHILD TO ADULT MENTAL HEALTH CARE: BARRIERS AND T OPPORTUNITIES Chairperson: Norbert Skokauskas (Norway). Speakers: TRANSITIONING YOUTH INTO EMERGING ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: WAY MORE THAN ONLY A MENTAL HEALTH TRANSITION Simon Davidson (Canada). AGE OF ONSET OF ADULT MENTAL DISORDERS AND THE PROBLEM OF TRANSITION Giovanni de Girolamo (Italy). BRIDGING THE GAP IN MENTAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY Say How Ong (Singapore). JOURNEY FROM CHILD TO ADULT MENTAL HEALTH CARE: A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE Swaran P. Singh (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 13:00 h.

Keynote Lecture – KL10

Auditorium

THE BIOETHICAL IMPERATIVE IN PSYCHIATRY

(Pavilion 4)

THURSDAY 18th

Presenter: Edgard Belfort (Venezuela). Keynote Speaker: Fernando Lolas (Chile).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY717

Room 1

INTERNATIONAL LATINO RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP: DATA MERGING RESULTS Chairperson: Benjamin Cook (USA). Speakers: COMPARISON OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT EXPENDITURES IN USUAL PSYCHIATRIC CARE BETWEEN MADRID AND BOSTON HOSPITAL SYSTEMS Enrique Baca-García (Spain). AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF EPISODES OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AMONG LATINO IMMIGRANTS IN PUBLIC HOSPITAL SETTINGS IN MADRID AND BOSTON Benjamin Cook (USA). COMMONALITIES AND DIFFERENCES IN OFFERING BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO LATINO MIGRANTS IN PRIMARY CARE Rodrigo Carmona (Spain). AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE DIAGNOSES AMONG LATINO IMMIGRANTS IN PUBLIC HOSPITAL SETTINGS IN MADRID AND BOSTON Adil Qureshi (Spain).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY186

Room 2

TREATMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Silvia L. Gaviria (Colombia). Co-Chair: Josyan Madi Skaff (Lebanon). Speakers: TREATMENT OF UNIPOLAR DEPRESSION DURING PREGNANCY Donna Stewart (Canada). TREATMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER DURING PREGNANCY Marta Rondon (Peru). TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA DURING PREGNANCY Anita Riecher-Rössler (Switzerland). TREATMENT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE DURING PREGNANCY Leslie Buckley (Canada).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY697

Room 3

POSITIVE PARENTING Chairperson: Vijoy Kumar (USA). Co-Chair: Savita Malhotra (India). Speakers: PRINCIPLES OF PARENTING WITH INDIAN EMPHASIS Devashish Konar (India). SOURCES OF STRESS AND STRAINS TO MODERN PARENTING Pramod Kumar (India). A SURVEY OF PARENTING ATTITUDES AND PRACTICES IN AN INDIAN SCHOOL Vinay Kumar (India).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY553

Room 4

 A FORMACIÓN EN REHABILITACIÓN PSICOSOCIAL EN SALUD MENTAL L COMUNITARIA: NUEVOS PARADIGMAS, NUEVAS METODOLOGÍAS DE APRENDIZAJE

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Co-Chair: Josep Pena-Garijo (Spain). Speakers: MÁSTER EN REHABILITACIÓN EN SALUD MENTAL COMUNITARIA. UNA PROPUESTA INTEGRADORA Josep Pena-Garijo (Spain). DETENERSE EN EL CAMINO. LA PERSONA CON TRASTORNO MENTAL COMO EXPERTO DE SU PROCESO DE RECUPERACIÓN José Luis Méndez (Spain).

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THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: María Angeles Ruipérez (Spain).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY392

Room 5

 ULTIDISCIPLINARY PREVENTIVE APPROACHES TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE M IN EASTERN EUROPE (SYMPOSIUM FROM PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION OF EASTERN EUROPE AND THE BALKANS) Chairperson: Valery Krasnov (Russia). Co-Chair: Natalia Maruta (Ukraine). Speakers: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC CARE AS A PART OF PREVENTION PROGRAMME FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Mayya Kulygina (Russia). THE ROLE OF PSYCHOEDUCATION IN MULTIPROFESSIONAL PSYCHIATRIC CARE: UKRAINIAN EXPERIENCE Vladimir Korostiy (Ukraine). INTEGRATED PROGRAMME FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION IN BELARUS Sergei Igumnov (Belarus).

THURSDAY 18th

PSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACHES TO INTEGRATED PREVENTION IN MOOD DISORDERS Adela Ciobanu (Romania).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY371

Room 6

INTERNET INFLUENCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY ADDICTIONS

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Francisco Ferre (Spain). Speakers: PATTERNS OF MISUSE AND ABUSE OF INFORMATION AND COMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES Javier Quintero (Spain). DRUGS ON THE INTERNET: NEW SUBSTANCES WITH UNKNOWN RISKS Helen Dolengevich (Spain). PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING ON THE INTERNET Javier Correas (Spain).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY641

Room 7

 ETACOGNITION AS A COMMON FACTOR IN PSYCHOTHERAPY M (SYMPOSIUM AEN) Chairperson: Alberto Fernández Liria (Spain). Speakers: DO PATIENTS WITH BPD HAVE A SPECIFIC PROFILE OF MIND-READING IMPAIRMENTS? Antonio Semerari (Italy). INCREASING REFLECTIVE FUNCTION: TECHNICAL INTERVENTIONS FROM COGNITIVE ANALYTIC THERAPY Carlos Mirapeix (Spain).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Section Workshop – SWS206

Room 8

HPA AXIS AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR Chairperson: Alec Roy (USA).

CLINICAL STUDIES OF HPA AXIS AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR Jussi Jokinen (Sweden) REGION-SPECIFIC ALTERATIONS OF HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-ADRENAL (HPA) AXIS GENES IN THE POSTMORTEM BRAIN OF SUICIDE VICTIMS Ghanshyam Pandey (USA). GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS BETWEEN HPA AXIS GENES AND LIFE EVENTS IN SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS Marcus Sokolowski (Sweden).

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THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: TWO HPA AXIS GENES, CRHBP AND FKBP5, INDEPENDENTLY AND ADDITIVELY INTERACT WITH CHILDHOOD TRAUMA TO INCREASE THE RISK FOR SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR Alec Roy (USA).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS646

Room 9

 OLLABORATION OF WPA SECRETARY AND ITS OPERATIONAL COMMITTEE C WITH WPA SECTION ON EDUCATION IN PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Dinesh Bhugra (United Kingdom). Co-Chairs: Bulent Coskun (Turkey). Edgard Belfort (Venezuela). María Inés López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES Edgard Belfort (Venezuela). FUTURE OF WPA SECTION ON EDUCATION IN PSYCHIATRY Bulent Coskun (Turkey). EDUCATION IN PSYCHIATRY – RECENT DEVELOPMENTS Michael Musalek (Austria). ETHICAL ISSUES IN PSYCHIATRIC EDUCATION Driss Moussaoui (Morroco).

Section Workshop – SWS432

Room 10

 EYOND BORDERS: GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS IN MEDICAL B MIGRATION

THURSDAY 18th

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Chairperson: Marianne Kastrup (Denmark). Co-Chair: John de Figueiredo (USA). Speakers: THE STRUGGLE TO FIT IN: INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES IN AUSTRALIA Carlos Zubaran (Australia). INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL GRADUATES AND THE MAKING OF A SPECIALTY: SOUTH ASIAN GENERAL PRACTITIONERS IN THE UK’S NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE Julian Simpson (United Kingdom). ACCULTURATION, PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION: CONCEPTS AND MEASUREMENT Antonio Rojas (Spain).

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12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Symposium – WS190

Room 11

EATING DISORDERS: THE INTERFACE BETWEEN PSYCHIATRY AND MEDICINE Chairperson: Shailesh Nadkarni (Canada). Speakers: EATING DISORDERS: A MANAGEMENT DILEMMA Pallavi Nadkarni (Canada). EATING DISORDERS AND COMORBID SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS Nadeem Mazhar (Canada). A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM APPROACH IN ADOLESCENT EATING DISORDERS CLINIC IN KINGSTON, ONTARY, CANADA Saroch Khalid-Khan (Canada).

12:00 – 12:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS275

Room 13

 LYING HIGH!- MENTAL ILLNESS, SUBSTANCE USE AND THE PSYCHIATRY OF F FLYING Chairperson: Antony Fernández (USA). Speakers: ASSESSMENT OF ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IN PILOTS Pratap Narayan (USA). THURSDAY 18th

THE IMPACT OF MENTAL ILLNESS, LEGAL IMPLICATIONS AND LICENSING ON PROFESSIONAL PILOTS Julian Gojer (Canada).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY259

Room 14

OLD AGE PSYCHIATRY AND THE WHO MENTAL HEALTH ACTION PLAN 2013-2020 Chairperson: Carlos Lima (Chile). Speakers: STRENGTHENING EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE FOR OLD AGE MENTAL HEALTH Gabriel Ivbijaro (United Kingdom). PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE, INTEGRATED AND RESPONSIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE SERVICES IN COMMUNITY-BASED SETTING FOR OLDER PERSONS Armin von Gunten (Switzerland). IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES FOR PROMOTION AND PREVENTION IN OLD AGE MENTAL HEALTH Carlos de Mendoça (Portugal). STRENGTHENING INFORMATION SYSTEMS, EVIDENCE AND RESEARCH FOR MENTAL HEALTH IN OLD AGE Henk Parmentier (United Kingdom).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY337

Room 15

MENTAL HEALTH ECONOMICS

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Massimo Moscarelli (Italy). Speakers: THE EXTENT AND PREDICTORS OF CLINICAL INERTIA IN MEDICATION TREATMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER Dominic Hodgkin (USA). ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF SCHEMA THERAPY FOR PERSONALITY DISORDERS: A MULTICENTRED RANDOMISED TRIAL Silvia Evers (The Netherlands). NEW EVIDENCE ON WHAT WORKS AND WHAT APPEARS TO BE AFFORDABLE IN DEMENTIA CARE Martin Knapp (United Kingdom).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY605

Room 16

 SYCHIATRIC AND PENITENTIARY INSTITUTIONS: A HISTORY BETWEEN THE P IMPRISONMENT AND THE TREATMENT (1852-1952)

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Rafael Huertas (Spain). Speakers: SPACES OF RECLUSION AND CARE OF THE MENTAL PATIENTS IN GALICIA (SPAIN) IN LATE 19TH CENTURY AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY David Simón-Lorda (Spain). THE CRIMINAL PSYCHIATRIC CONFINEMENT IN SPAIN (1852-1952) Luis Fernando Barrios (Spain). CRIMINAL INPATIENTS IN PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTIONS. ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF THE LEGANÉS NATIONAL ASYLUM (1852-1952) Olga Villasante (Spain).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY487

Room 17

ANTI-NEURON-SURFACE ANTIBODIES: ANY ROLE IN CHRONIC PSYCHOSES? Chairperson: José Masdeu (USA). THURSDAY 18th

Co-Chair: José DeLeon (USA). Speakers: ANTI-NEURAL-SURFACE ANTIBODIES IN PSYCHOSES Angela Vincent (United Kingdom). ARE SOME PATIENTS WITH THE CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS “SCHIZOPHRENIA” SUFFERING FROM IMMUNE-RELATED DISTURBANCES IN NMDA RECEPTOR SIGNALING? Johann Steinner (Germany). Anti-NMDA-receptor antibodies in serum of a large sample of firstepisode psychosis Ana María González (Spain). NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYNDROME RELEVANCE OF CIRCULATING AUTOANTIBODIES AGAINST BRAIN EPITOPES DEPENDS ON BLOOD-BRAIN-BARRIER INTEGRITY Hannelore Ehrenreich (Germany).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY472

Room 19

 FFECTIVE TREATMENTS FOR COPING WITH THE COGNITIVE AND E FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Chairperson: Miguel Bernardo (Spain). Speakers: EFFICIENCY OF PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO COPE WITH COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN PSYCHOSIS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA Pedro Sánchez (Spain). COGNITIVE REMEDIATION FOR THE TARGET OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN SEVERE DISORDERS Natalia Ojeda (Spain). CAN TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION (tDCS) HELP PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA? David Schretlen (USA). NEUROANATOMICAL MODIFICATIONS AFTER THE INTERVENTIONS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: IS IT POSSIBLE? IS IT FOR BEST? Rafael Penades (Spain).

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY193

Room 20

SEXUAL OFFENSES: A FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC PERSPECTIVE

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Antonio Palha (Portugal). Co-Chair: José Taborda (Brazil). Speakers: FORENSIC EVALUATION OF SEXUAL OFFENDERS OF CHILDREN Antoni Novotni (Macedonia). COUNTERTRANSFERENCE AND SEXUAL CRIMES IN FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC ENVIRONMENT Alcina Barros (Brazil). SEXUALITY, VIOLENCE AND PRISONS Rubén Hernández-Serrano (Venezuela). A MEXICAN STUDY ON SEXUAL OFFENDERS AND THEIR VICTIMS: SOME CRIMINOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC FEATURES Carlos Isaac (Mexico). SCHIZOPHRENIA AND AGGRESSIVINESS: RISK ASSESSMENT OF SEXUAL AND GENERAL VIOLENCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS Leonardo Meyer (Brazil).

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12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP61

Room 21 Chairperson: Manuel Gómez-Beneyto (Spain). Speakers: 1 A CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING OF HELP SEEKING BEHAVIOUR: AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE N. Vawda  (South Africa).

2 ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCES AND CONCEPTS IN CLINICAL PSYCHIATRIC PRACTICE Walid Sarhan (Jordan).

3 RITUAL BURDENS

L. Lemelson (USA).

4 Opening Minds Stigma Scale for Health Care Providers (OMS-HC): EXAMINATION OF PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES AND RESPONSIVENESS Geeta Modgill, Scott Patten, Stephanie Knaak, Andrew Szeto, A. Kassam (Canada).

5 The Service Gap of Working Males: The influence of masculinity and workplace climate Yumiko Matsumoto, Atsuko Kanai (Japan).

6 STIGMA AND DISCLOSURE CONTROL OF MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS D. O’Reilly  (United Kingdom).

7 LEVELS OF STIGMA AMONG COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH STAFF IN GUANGZHOU, CHINA J. Li, G. Thornicroft, Y. Huang (China).

8 STIGMA IS CLINICAL RISK ASSOCIATED WITH SUICIDE BEHAVIOR IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

THURSDAY 18th

A. Shrivastava, N. Shah, B. Yves, P. Arman, A. DeSouza, N. Riwari, C. Forchuk (Canada).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP62

Room 22 Chairperson: Donard Dwyer (USA). Speakers: 1 IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS (2007–2011) ON SELF-PERCEIVED HEALTH IN THE SPANISH POPULATION

M. Piqueras-Acevedo, S. Pérez-Romero, J.J. Gascón-Cánovas, O. Monteagudo-Piqueras, E. De-LaCruz-Sánchez, P. Parra-Hidalgo, J.F. Sánchez-Ruiz (Spain).

2 TWELVE-MONTH PREVALENCE OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN IRAN: RESULTS FROM THE IRAN MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY, 2011 A. Rahimi Movaghar, V. Sharfi, M. Amin-Esmaeili, A. Hajebi, A. Motevalian, R. Radgoodarzi, M. Hefazi (Iran).

3 ACNE AND QUALITY OF LIFE

C. Rebelo-Neves, C. Amaral Dias, S.S Dias, J. Torgal (Portugal).

4 EVOLUTIONARILY-CONSERVED ENDOPHENOTYPES (PROTOPHENOTYPES) RELATED TO SCHIZOPHRENIA

Donard Dwyer, Poonam Awatramani, Ramya Seeni, Angeline Trinh, Eric Aamodt (USA).

5 SIMPLE CEPHALO-CAUDAL PATTERNS EMBEDDED IN COMPLEX INTERPERSONAL BEHAVIOR – A NOVEL MODEL FOR BEHAVIOR Valli Kiran Manduva (India).

6 PSYCHOLOGICAL AND EDUCATIONAL CORRELATES OF INSTITUTIONALIZED UPBRINGING AMONG CZECH ADOLESCENT THURSDAY 18th

Ram Thein, Jiri Jot, Vladimira Petraskova  (Czech Republic).

7 ANALYSIS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ HUMOR STYLES AND GENERAL MENTAL HEALTH Seyda Okdem, Ebru Akgun Citak, Sevcan Avci Isik, Nalan Ozhan Elbas (Turkey).

8 AN ASSESSMENT OF INNATE EMOTIONAL STATES: PROPOSITION FOR FOUR INNATE EMOTIONAL STATES KC Gurnani (India).

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

12:00 – 13:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP63

Room 23 Chairperson: Mustafa Karakus (USA). Speakers: 1 EXPLORING PUBLIC PERCEPTION AND AWARENESS SURROUNDING ANIMAL HOARDING: AN ANALYSIS OF YOUTUBE VIEWERS’ RESPONSES Paula Calvo, Jonathan Bowen, Clara González, Antoni Bulbena, Jaume Fatjo (Spain).

2 CHARACTERISTICS OF ADOLESCENTS USING MOBILE PHONE-BASED SOCIAL NETWORKING PLATFORMS IN SOWETO, SOUTH AFRICA

Janan Dietrich, Fatima Laher, Stefanie Hornschuh, Busisiwe Nkala, Lucy Andere Chimoyi, Kennedy Otwombe, Angela Kaida, Glenda Gray, Cari L. Miller  (South Africa).

3 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HOUSING MANAGEMENT MODELS AND PEOPLE¡¦S RECOVERY- AN ETHNIC CHINESE SOCIO-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE Jia-Di Xie, Mei-Lin Lo, G.F. Yen (Taiwan).

4 PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION REFORM IN ISRAEL: INNOVATION AND CHALLENGE FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES U. Aviram (Israel).

5 ASSESSING CAUSAL INFLUENCES OF EMPLOYMENT ON MENTAL HEALTH FOR PERSONS WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS: EVIDENCE FROM THE MHTS RANDOMIZED TRIAL

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS232

Room 8

 HE REEMERGENCE OF PSYCHONEUROENDOCRINOLOGY IN THE ERA OF T MOLECULAR NEUROSCIENCE, GENETICS AND IMAGING

THURSDAY 18th

D. Salkever, B. Gibbons, M. Karakus (USA).

Chairperson: Amresh Shrivastava (Canada). Speakers: Neurobiological Consequences of Child Abuse Charles B. Nemeroff (USA). THE MOLECULAR GENETICS OF THE HPA AXIS AND THEIR ROLE IN MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS Janine Arloth (Germany). A NEW LOOK AT THE HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-THYROID AXIS IN MOOD DISORDERS Michael Bauer (Germany). PSYCHONEUROENDOCRINOLOGICAL LINKS BETWEEN STRESS AND DEPRESSION: AN UPDATE Gustavo Tafet (Argentina).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS431

Room 9

THE JOURNEY OF PSYCHOSIS Chairperson: Casimiro Cabrera (Canada). Speakers: ROLE OF THE ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TEAM IN MANAGING PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Tariq Munshi (Canada). CHILDHOOD ONSET SCHIZOPHRENIA Sarosh Khalid-Khan (Canada). ADDICTIONS MANAGEMENT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Nadeem Mazhar (Canada). FORENSIC SERVICES FOR PATIENTS WITH A PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS Tariq Hassan (Canada).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS600

Room 10

 ETANGLING THE WEB: DECONSTRUCTING DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT D CONFUSION IN COMPLEX AUTISM Chairperson: Ruth Brand Flu (United Kingdom).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: I SEE, I SEE WHAT YOU DO NOT SEE: IMPACT OF SPECIFIC COGNITION ON DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Ruth Brand Flu (United Kingdom). A FOLKLORE OF TREATMENT OPTIONS IN COMPLEX AUTISM Omar Kareem (United Kingdom).

336

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS297

Room 11

BOTULINUM TOXIN, AN EMERGING THERAPEUTIC FOR DEPRESSION Chairperson: Axel Wollmer (Germany). Speakers: TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION WITH ONABOTULINUMTOXINA: A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL Eric Finzi (USA). TREATING DEPRESSION WITH BOTULINUM TOXIN: UPDATE AND META-ANALYSIS FROM CLINICAL TRIALS Michelle Magid (USA). FACING AFFECTIVE DISORDERS USING BOTULINUM TOXIN: CLINICAL EXPERIENCE AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Kruger Tillmann (Germany).

12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS726

Room 12

IMMIGRANT’S OUTCOME AFTER A FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS: ANY DIFFERENCE FROM NON-IMMIGRANTS?

Speakers: ENGAGING IMMIGRANTS IN EARLY PSYCHOSIS TREATMENT: A CLINICAL CHALLENGE Clairélaine Ouellet-Plamondon (Canada). YEAR OUTCOME AFTER FIRST EPSODE PSYCHOSIS: ANY IMPACT OF IMMIGRATION STATUS? Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

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THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Amal Abdel-Baki (Canada).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 12:45 – 13:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS243

Room 13

 CD & PROJECTIVE IDENTIFICATION THERAPY CARDS (KEYS TO EMOTIONAL O GROWTH) - CHANGING NEGATIVE OCD NARRATIVES TO POSITIVE Chairperson: Eleanor Avinor (Israel). Co-Chair: Joanne Silman (Israel). Speakers: CHANGING NEGATIVE OCD NARRATIVES TO POSITIVE – THE CASE OF GUY Eleanor Avinor (Israel). CHANGING NEGATIVE OCD NARRATIVES TO POSITIVE – THE CASE OF DANIELLE Joanne Silman (Israel).

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY418

Room 1

 UICIDE PREVENTION PROGRAMME IN PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSION IN S PRIMARY CARE Chairperson: Mariano Hernández (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: Francisco Rodríguez Pulido (Spain). María de las Mercedes Francisco (Spain).

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY326

Room 2

 ERSONALIZED MEDICINE, ADHERENCE TO TREATMENT AND ADVERSE P EVENTS IN PSYCHOSIS

In Spanish

Chairperson: Ana González-Pinto (Spain). Speakers: PERSONALIZED MEDICINE José de Leon (USA). CANNABIS USE AND INVOLUNTARY ADMISSION MAY MEDIATE LONG-TERM ADHERENCE IN FIRST-EPISODE PSYCHOSIS PATIENTS: A PROSPECTIVE LONGITUDINAL STUDY Sara Barbeito (Spain). ABNORMAL GLUCOSE TOLERANCE IN ANTI-PSYCHOTIC-NAÏVE PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND RELATED DISORDERS Miguel Benardo (Spain).

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13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY456

Room 3

NOVEL PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES: FROM USE TO PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Chairperson: Marta Torrens (Spain). Speakers: HUMAN PHARMACOLOGY OF NPS Magi Farré (Spain) PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS INDUCED BY NPS Fabrizio Schifano (United Kingdom) THE EU EARLY-WARNING SYSTEM: NPS Ana Gallegos (Portugal)

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY268

Room 5

 URKISH NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY (TNS) CENTENNIAL SESSION: ON T THE CROSSROADS OF PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY, RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE VIEWS Chairperson: Levent Kuey (Turkey).

Speakers: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY IN TURKEY SINCE THE BEGINNING OF 20TH CENTURY ( THE TALK WILL INCLUDE A SHORT FILM ON THE HISTORY OF TNS) Peykan Gökalp (Turkey). GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY Levent Kuey (Turkey). CROSSROADS BETWEEN PSYCIATRY AND NEUROLOGY: MEDICAL EDUCATION, CLINICAL RESEARCH AND TREATMENT IN TURKEY Simavi Vahip (Turkey).

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THURSDAY 18th

Co-Chair: Mustafa Sercan (Turkey).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 13:30 – 14:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS21

Room 6

TOBACCO AND DUAL DISORDERS

Dual Disorders/ Pathology Track

Chairperson: Débora Serebrisky (Argentina). Speakers: SMOKING AND MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN ARGENTINA Fernando Müller (Argentina). SMOKING AND PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY, THE BIG PARADOX OF MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEMS Débora Serebrisky (Argentina). CIGARETTE SMOKING AND COGNITIVE DECLINE Marcela Waisman (Argentina).

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY589

Room 7

EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AND STRESS ON MOOD AND BEHAVIOR Chairperson: Giuseppe Spinetti (Italy). Co-Chair: Miguel Ángel Materazzi (Argentina).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: STRESS AND PSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS Norbert Müller (Germany). ENVIRONMENTAL LIGHT AND SUICIDE RATES Zoltan Rihmer (Hungary). SEASONALITY, SUICIDE AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Maurizio Pompili (Italy). IS METEOROPATHY A VALID CONSTRUCT? Marianna Mazza (Italy).

340

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY196

Room 8

CLOZAPINE: THE ART OF PRESCRIBING Chairperson: Daniel Cohen (The Netherlands). Speakers: AGRANULOCYTOSIS IN CLOZAPINE: MYTHS AND FACTS Raphael Schulte (The Netherlands). GRINDED IN PORRIDGE AND OTHER STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE CLOZAPINE ADMINISTRATION IN NON-COMPLIANT PATIENTS Daniel van Dijk (The Netherlands). SEPARATING CHAFF FROM WHEAT. EVIDENCE-BASED OBLIGATORY SCREENING OF SIDE-EFEFCTS IN CLOZPAINE TREATMENT Daniel Cohen (The Netherlands). SIDE-EFFECT AND SOMATIC ILNESS IN CLOZAPINE TREATMENt: DETECTION AND TREATMENT Bert Bakker (The Netherlands). BEYOND CLOZAPINE: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE FOR CLOZPAINE-RESISTANCE Jan Bogers (The Netherlands).

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY665

Room 9

A PARADIGM SHIFT IN THE LINK BETWEEN SLEEP AND PSYCHIATRY

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Louis van Zyl (Canada). Speakers: PARASOMNIAS IN CHILDREN: A NEW TREATMENT OPTION FOR A NON-BENIGN CONDITION Louis van Zyl (Canada). NEW FRONTIER IN QUANTITATIVE PSYCHIATRY: WE CAN DIAGNOSE DEPRESSION OBJECTIVELY! Colin Shapiro (Canada). UNDERSTANDING FATIGUE: THE COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DEPRESSION AND SLEEP Ruzica Jokic (Canada). DEPRESSION, SLEEP DIFFICULTIES AND SUICIDE RISK IN TEENAGERS Azmeh Shahid (Canada).

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XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY220

Room 10

 OVEL FINDINGS ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ALCOHOL USE AND MISUSE N AROUND THE WORLD: INVESTIGATING TRAJECTORIES, PHENOTYPES AND EMERGING PROBLEMS Chairperson: Silvia Martins (USA). Speakers: DSM-5 LATENT CLASSES OF ALCOHOL USERS IN A POPULATION-BASED SAMPLE: RESULTS FROM THE SÃO PAULO MEGACITY MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY, BRAZIL Laura Andrade (Brazil). RACIAL/ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN ALCOHOL USE ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE IN THE UNITED STATES: AN EXPLANATION OF HEALTH DISPARITIES? Katherine Keyes (USA). TRAJECTORIES OF ALCOHOL ABUSE FROM ADOLESCENCE TO YOUNG ADULTHOOD: THE MODIFYING ROLE OF GENDER Maria Melchior (France). HARMFUL DRINKING AMONG YOUTH IN LEBANON: A GROWING PRACTICE AND CONCERN Lilian A. Gandhour (Lebanon).

THURSDAY 18th

DOES PARENTALLY SUPERVISED ALCOHOL USE REDUCE RISKY DRINKING IN ADOLESCENTS? PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY Louisa Degenhardt (Australia).

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13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY807

Room 11

 ECTION SYMPOSIUM ON ENGAGING HEALTH COMPLEXITY THROUGH PERSON S CENTERED PSYCHIATRY Chairperson: Juan E. Mezzich (USA). Co-Chair: Robert Cloninger (USA). Speakers: AFRICAN INSIGHTS TOWARDS PERSON-CENTERED ASSESSMENT Werdie Van Staden (South Africa). ECOLOGICAL APPROACH TO ADVANCING PSYCHIATRY AND MENTAL HEALTH Luigi Janiri (Italy). PERSON-CENTERED TREATMENT AND HEALTH PROMOTION IN NCDS Robert Cloninger (USA). PROMOTING POSITIVE HEALTH FOR PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES Marco Bertelli (Italy). QUALITY OF LIFE AND PALLIATIVE MEDICINE Luigi Grassi (Italy).

Regular Symposium – SY257

Room 12

 HE MOOD DISORDER: THE APPROACH TO A BROADER BIPOLAR SPECTRUM T OF MOOD THURSDAY 18th

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Chairperson: Giussepe Tavormina (Italy). Co-Chair: Nicolas Zdanowicz (Belgium). Speakers: A DIAGNOSTIC-THERAPEUTIC EVALUATION OF 30 CASES REPORTS OF BIPOLAR MIXED STATES Giuseppe Tavormina (Italy). MOOD DISORDERS IN ADOLESCENTS: DIFFICULTIES FOR THE CONCEPTS, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND TREATMENT Nicolas Zdanowicz (Belgium). ADDICTION IN ADOLESCENCE WITH MOOD DISORDERS Marilisa Amorosi (Italy). DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS AND RESILIENCE Sandro Elisei (Italy).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 13:30 – 15:00 h.

Zonal Symposium – ZSY551

Room 14

INNOVATIVE CLINICAL RESEARCH: FROM BASIC NEUROSCIENCE TO CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTIC USE Chairperson: Antonio Palha (Portugal). Co-Chair: Maria Luisa Figueira (Portugal). Speakers: NEUROGENESIS IN DEPRESSION João Bessa (Portugal). A NEW MODEL OF PHENOMENOLOGIC INTERVIEW Luis Madeira (Portugal). THE USE OF EPIDEMIOLOGIC DATA IN SUICIDE PREVENTION Carlos Ramalheira (Portugal). NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN COGNITIVE REHABILITATION João Marques-Teixeira (Portugal).

13:30 – 14:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS523

Room 16

LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS, EL ARTE Y LA SUBJETIVIDAD

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Carolina Pesino (Argentina). Speakers: EL CINE COMO CATALIZADOR DE LAS REPRESENTACIONES SOCIALES Juan Brunetti (Argentina). MEMORIA, IDENTIDAD Y SUJETO EN EL ESCENARIO ESTÉTICO DE RAPUNZEL Elizabeth Ormart (Argentina). HISTORIA, TRAUMA Y SUBJETIVIDAD EN EL ESCENARIO DEL TERRORISMO DE ESTADO Carolina Pesino (Argentina).

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13:30 – 14:15 h.

Section Workshop – SWS542

Room 17

 HE IMPACT OF TRAUMA ON SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND THE CONSEQUENCES T FOR CARE Chairperson: Massimo Clerici (Italy). Co-Chair: Michael R. Krausz (Canada). Speakers: FAMILY AND ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER: MATERNAL ROLE AND ITS DECLINATIONS Ester Di Giacomo (Italy). CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND SUBSTANCE USE AMONG VULNERABLE POPULATIONS AND HOW PSYCHIATRY COULD DEAL WITH IT Michael R. Krausz (Canada). VICTIMIZATION AND RE-VICTIMIZATION, LONG TERM CONSEQUENCES OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA ON DEVELOPMENT Richard Rosenthal (USA).

13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY808

Room 18

TREATING TRAUMA IN PSYCHOSIS THURSDAY 18th

MOST AT RISK ADOLESCENTS (MARA) IN UKRAINE Ruslan Malyuta (Switzerland).

Chairperson: Mark van der Gaag (The Netherlands). Speakers: DETECTING PTSD IN PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS: PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF THE TRAUMA SCREENING QUESTIONNAIRE (TSQ) Ad de Jongh (The Netherlands). TREATING PTSD IN PSYCHOSIS WITH GUIDELINE INTERVENTIONS: RCT RESULTS David van den Berg (The Netherlands). DAILY LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOSIS AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: AN EXPERIENCE SAMPLING STUDY Beber van der Vleugel (The Netherlands). TREATING PTSD IN PSYCHOSIS WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL GUIDELINE INTERVENTIONS: SECONDARY OUTCOMES OF A RCT Agnes van Minnen (The Netherlands).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 13:30 – 15:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY612

Room 19

 VALUATION OF CAPACITY AND SUPPORTED DECISION MAKING FOR PEOPLE E WITH COGNITIVE DISABILITIES Chairperson: Jin Narumoto (Japan). Speakers: DEVELOPING A TAILORED EDUCATION TOOL ON DEMENTIA, FINANCIAL ABUSE AND SUPPORTED DECISION MAKING FOR THE BANKING SECTOR IN AUSTRALIA Jenna Macnab (Australia). DEVELOPING AN EDUCATION TOOL ON EVALUATION OF CONSENT CAPACITY TO TREATMENT FOR NON-SPECIALISTS IN JAPAN Yuka Kato (Japan). DEVELOPING A SYSTEM FOR EVALUATION OF DRIVING CAPACITY IN JAPAN Masaru Mimura (Japan). HOW TO PREPARE FOR AGED SOCIETY REGARDING EVALUATION OF CAPACITIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A REPORT FROM THAILAND Pornjira Pariwatcharakul (Thailand).

13:30 – 14:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS191

Room 20

DEPRESSION IN THE MEDICALLY ILL: A DIAGNOSTIC ENIGMA

THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Shailesh Nadkarni (Canada). Speakers: DEPRESSION IN THE MEDICALLY ILL: A DIAGNOSTIC ENIGMA Pallavi Nadkarni (Canada). COMPLEX CASE VIGNETTES: ARE WE DEPRESSED? Gbolahan Odejayi (Canada).

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13:30 – 15:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP64

Room 21 Chairperson: Christianne Eickhoff H. Nielsen (Denmark). Speakers: 1 The investigation of the factors predicting the traumatic growth in patients with an operated breast cancer diagnosis Bilgen Biçer Kanat, Ayþe Gül Yýlmaz Özpolat (Turkey).

2 FERTILITY ATTITUDES AND DECISIONS OF YOUNG WOMEN AFTER BREAST CANCER TREATMENT Vânia Gonçalves, Maria Cristina Canavarro (Portugal).

3 CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH HAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES – AN INDIAN STUDY Shashikumar Ramadugu, Pankaj Sharma, Ramachandra Das, Prakash Jyoti (India).

4 Psycho-education in breast cancer: the efficacy in the decrease of the levels of anxiety, sadness and anger ant the increase of self-control perception

Diana Taboada, Vanesa Fernández, Isabel Morales-Muñoz, Nuria Giner-Gosalves, María Díaz-Medina, Rosa Jurado-Barba, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero (Spain).

5 PSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATES OF PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER IN INDIA Vandita Sharma (India).

6 CARDIAC REPOLARIZATION ECG-INDICES IN DEAF AND HEARING PATIENTS DURING PSYCHOPHARMACOTHERAPY

Christianne Eickhoff, Christian Haarmark, Jørgen K. Kanters, Claus Graff, Per Jensen, Sidse Annfred (Denmark). THURSDAY 18th

7 The Development Of Psychophysiological Estimation Complex For Drivers’ Professional Activities Reliability Oleg Panchenko, Victor Plokhih, Mariya Garazha (Ukraine).

8 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS IN PATIENTS WITH FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTS Isabel Morales-Muñoz, Rosa Jurado-Barba, Sara Fernández-Guinea, Diana Taboada, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Gabriel Rubio (Spain).

9 MEG beamformer analysis revealed impaired visual information processing in schizophrenia

Ryouhei Ishii, Koji Ikezawa, Yasunori Aoki, Shunichiro Ikeda, Masahiro Hata, Leonides Canuet, Themistoklis Katsimichas, Masao Iwase, Masatoshi Takeda (Japan).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 13:30 – 15:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP65

Room 22 Chairperson: Oye Gureje (Nigeria). Speakers: 1 JUSTINUS KERNER AS A PRECURSOR OF MUSIC THERAPY Steffen Häfner (Germany).

2 GESTALT THERAPY FOR REDUCTION OF ANXIETY AND ENHANCEMENT OF SOCIAL AND COPING SKILLS OF UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN - THE ARTISTIC WAY Juliet Mondol, Jagdish Sadiza, Ruchi Varma (India).

3 From tender dyade to inspiring triad - A contribution to the development of creativity in the art of painting Barbara Laimboeck (Austria).

4 Andrei Tarkovsky: The relationship between art, orthodox christianity and mental health Sokratis Karaoulanis, Katerina Rizouli (Greece).

5 THE ATTITUDE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS, PSYCHIATRISTS, CHRONIC PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS AND ORDINARY VIEWERS TOWARD A TV SERIES WITH THE MAIN CHARACTER OF A PSYCHOLOGIST A. Taghva, P. Yousefzadeh, S. Mohammadi (Iran).

6 DYSLEXIA MISDIAGNOSED AS ADHD, CONDUCT DISORDER WITH DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN OR ADOLESCENT DEPRESSION. IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT Gérard Cohen-Adad (France).

THURSDAY 18th

7 IS AN ASD A RISK FACTOR FOR PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY IN ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS? A LITERATURE REVIEW Stefano Coli, Daniela Scuticchio, Marco Bertelli (Italy).

8 MENTAL HEALTH IN SMITH MAGENIS SYNDROME Ken Courtenay, Julia Sanders  (United Kingdom).

9 ASPERGER SYNDROME OR SCHIZOPHRENIA, OR BOTH? CASE IDENTIFICATION OF 12 ADULTS IN A SPECIALISED PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT UNIT T. Bakken, S.H Høidal (Norway).

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13:30 – 15:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP66

Room 23 Chairperson: Manickam Thirunavukarasu (India). Speakers: 1 GENETICS IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND COGNITIVE RESILIENCE Luis Ignacio Brusco, Natividad Olivar (Argentina).

2 CHANGES OF CELLULAR METABOLISM IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE J. Hroudová, Z. Fi?ar, R. Jirák, H. Hansíková, J. Raboch  (Czech Republic).

3 Late Onset-Depression - a new type of depression? Case report and literature review Catarina Agostinho, Sérgio Henriques, Ciro Oliveira (Portugal).

4 PREVALENCE OF LONELINESS AND DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY POPULATION LIVING IN PORTALEGRE (PORTUGAL) HISTORICAL AREA R. Cordeiro, A. Calha, M. Arriaga (Portugal).

5 PREVALENCE OF BIPOLAR DISORDERS IN ELDERLY RURAL COMMUNITY OF CASTELLANA GROTTE (ITALY)

M. Lozupone, F. Veneziani, I. Galizia, L. Lofano, D. Montalbò, M.R Barulli, R. Tortelli, O. Todarello, G. Logroscino (Italy).

6 Deep Fried Nerves: When the Psychiatrist Burns Out

14:15 – 15:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS906

Room 16

TEEN THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY: AN INNOVATIVE EXPERIENCE

THURSDAY 18th

Ashok Bhattacharya (Canada).

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: David Nuñez (Spain). Speakers: EDUCING THE GAP WITH PATIENTS David Nuñez (Spain). CUSTOMIZING THE TREATMENTS Cristina Palacios (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 14:15 – 15:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS429

Room 20

 RANSITIONAL SERVICES FOR ADHD- HOW TO DEVELOP AN EFFECTIVE CARE T PATHWAY AND DRAW UP A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS PLAN Chairperson: Catherine Willis (United Kingdom). Speakers: DEVELOPING A BUSINESS CASE FOR AN ADULT ADHD SERVICE Kubendra Naidoo (United Kingdom). DEVELOPING A PATHWAY FOR TRANSITION IN ADHD Suhail Rafiq (United Kingdom).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY076

Room 1

WOMEN’S MENTAL HEALTH Chairperson: Meir Steiner (Canada). Speakers: SEROTONIN AS A KEY MODULATOR OF REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR: ANIMAL DATA AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Elias Eriksson (Sweden).

THURSDAY 18th

POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER DURING PREGNANCY AND THE POSTPARTUM Susan Ayers (United Kingdom). UPDATE ON TREATMENT OF POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION Teri Pearlstein (USA).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY238

Room 3

 PARADIGM SHIFT IN UNDERSTANDING OF DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE A BEHAVIOR Chairperson: Amresh Shrivastava (Canada). Speakers: NEUROIMMUNE MOLECULES IN DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE Ghanshyam Pandey (USA). NEUROCHEMISTRY OF CHRONIC STRESS Gustavo Tafet (Argentina). NEW ADVANCES UNDERSTANDING THE DEVELOPMENTAL RISK FOR ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION Ned Kalin (USA) RESILIENCE & COGNITION: AN INDEPENDENT PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL CONSTRUCT Amresh Shrivastava (Canada).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY344

Room 4

 HE EVOLUTION CONTINUES: CANMAT CLINICAL GUIDELINES FOR BIPOLAR T DISORDERS 2013

Co-Chair: Michael Berk (Australia). Speakers: GUIDELINES FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE IN BIPOLAR DISORDERS? OVERVIEW OF THE FIELD Kostas Fountoulakis (Greece). CANMAT’S ROLE IN DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING GUIDELINES FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE Michael Berk (Australia). CANMAT/ISBD GUIDELINES: 2013 UPDATE Roumen Milev (Canada).

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Chairperson: Serge Beaulieu (Canada)

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY613

Room 5

 TRENGTHENING MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES S IN EMERGENCY SETTINGS AND CHRONIC HARDSHIP Chairperson: Ricardo Angora (Spain). Co-Chair: Rosa Molina (Spain). Speakers: COMMUNITY BASE ORGANIZATIONS PSYCHOSOCIAL CAPACITY BUILDING IN HAITI AFTER THE EARTHQUACKE Miguel Ángel Navarro (Spain). IMPROVING ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AT JERICHO DISTRICT (AREA C) THROUGH COORDINATION, SUPPORT AND AWARENESS PROGRAM AT PRIMARY HEALTH CLINICS María Alonso (Spain). MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM IN KOSOVO AFTER THE CIVIL WAR Juan González (Spain). MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CHALLENGES OF SYRIAN REFUGEE POPULATION Victoria Carlin (Italy).

THURSDAY 18th

STRENGTHENING MENTAL HEALTH PUBLIC SERVICES IN GAZA STRIP: LESSONS LEARNED Lara Repeto (Spain).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY6

Room 6

DUAL DISORDERS IN THE NEUROSCIENCE CONTEXT

Dual Disorders/Pathology Track

Chairperson: Néstor Szerman (Spain). Speakers: DUAL DISORDERS IN THE CONTEXT ON NEUROSCIENCE Néstor Szerman (Spain). “U” SHAPED CURVE OF PSYCHOSIS ACCORDING DRUG USE María Luisa Barrigón (Spain). BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER AND ADDICTION: SO NEAR AND YET SO FAR Lola Peris (Switzerland).

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15:00 – 18:00 h. Room 7

 XPOSICIÓN DE FINALISTAS DE LOS CASOS CLÍNICOS DE RESIDENTES EN E PSIQUIATRÍA 16 Y ENTREGA DE PREMIOS

In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

15:00 – 15:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS165

Room 8

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS OF SUICIDE Chairperson: Driss Moussaoui (Morocco). Co-Chair: Thomas Craig (United Kingdom). Speakers: SUICIDE RISK AND PREVENTION IN MILITARY VETERANS IN THE UNITED STATES Alan Teo (USA). CHARACTERISTICS OF SUICIDE IN ROMANIA Maria Magdalena Dumitru (Romania).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY664

Room 9

THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT ISSUES AFTER AMPUTATION

THURSDAY 18th

PERCEIVED STIGMA IN FAMILIES OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS Laila Hasmi (Morocco).

Chairperson: Agnihotri Anupam (United Kingdom). Speakers: MIRROR THERAPY FOR PHANTOM LIMB PAIN Shashikrumar Col (India). PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION MODULE AFTER AMPUTATION Kalpana Srivastava (India). TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) IN AMPUTEES Sonam Tobgay (India). QUALITY OF LIFE IN AMPUTEES Sharma Pankaj Kumar (India).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 15:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS222

Room 10

 ANORAMA OF LATIN AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY: PRESENT AND FUTURE IN P THREE DIMENTIONS Chairperson: Edgard Belfort (Venezuela). Co-Chair: Silvia L. Gaviria (Colombia). Speakers: ORGANIZATION, RUNNING AND FUTURE OF THE INSTITUTIONAL PSYCHIATRY Edgar Belfort (Venezuela). THE TEACHING OF PSYCHIATRY: WHERE WE ARE AND WHERE WE ARE GOING? Silvia L. Gaviria (Colombia). PROBLEMS AND POSSIBILITIES OF RESEARCH IN LATIN AMERICAN PSYCHIATRY Renato Alarcon (USA).

15:00 – 15:45 h.

Regular Workshop – WS255

Room 12

 EPARATION-ABANDONMENT ANXIETIES IN PSYCHOANALYSIS AND S PSYCHIATRY: THEIR METAPSYCHOLOGICAL, CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTIC IMPORTANCE Chairperson: Ruben Mario Basili (Argentina).

THURSDAY 18th

Co-Chair: Hans-Otto Thomasoff (Austria). Speakers: SEPARATION ANXIETY IN ART Kamran Alipanahi (Argentina). SEPARATION ANXIETY IN ADULTS Adrian Besuschio (Italy).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY539

Room 15

MENTAL HEALTH CONCEPTS AND STRATEGIES FOR SOCIAL INCLUSION Chairperson: Jonathan Burns (South Africa). Co-Chair: Gabriela Cruz Ares (Mexico). Speakers: FIGHTING SOCIAL EXCLUSION THROUGH A HARM REDUCTION PERSPECTIVE Michael R. Krausz (Canada). STRATEGIES OF THE DISABILITY RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN MENTAL HEALTH Michaela Amering (Austria). CHALLENGES FOR SOCIAL INCLUSION: STIGMA AND INTERNALIZED STIGMA Levent Kuey (Turkey). THE IMPORTANCE OF SERVICE USER COMMUNITIES. IS MAINSTREAMING ALWAYS THE ANSWER? Richard Warner (USA).

15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY690

Room 16

IMPACTO DEL MOVIMIENTO NEOLIBERAL EN LA SALUD MENTAL DE LA POBLACIÓN ESPAÑOLA

THURSDAY 18th

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no Simultaneous Translation Available

Chairperson: Manuel Gómez-Beneyto (Spain). Speakers: ORIGEN Y CONTEXTO SOCIOPOLÍTICO DE LA RECESIÓN EN ESPAÑA Alberto Fernández Liria (Spain). RECESIÓN ECONÓMICA, SALUD MENTAL Y RECESIÓN EN LA POBLACIÓN ESPAÑOLA Manuel Giron (Spain). EVALUACIÓN DEL IMPACTO DE LA RECESIÓN EN EL USO DE SERVICIOS DE SALUD MENTAL EN ESPAÑA Manuel Gómez-Beneyto (Spain). EL IMPACTO DE LAS POLITICAS NEOLIBERALES SOBRE EL MODELO DE ATENCIÓN A LOS TRASTORNOS MENTALES GRAVES Eudoxia Gay (Spain).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Regular Symposium – SY920

Room 17

 ROBLEMAS DE SALUD MENTAL EN INSTITUCIONES PENITENCIARIAS. LA P SITUACIÓN EN ESPAÑA

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no Simultaneous Translation Available

Chairperson: Marcelino López Álvarez (Spain). Speakers: PREVALENCIA DE PROBLEMAS DE SALUD MENTAL EN INSTITUCIONES PENITENCIARIAS. RESULTADOS GENERALES DEL ESTUDIO PRECA Enric Vicens Pons (Spain). CARACTERÍSTICAS SOCIODEMOGRÁFICAS Y PENALES DE PERSONAS CON TRASTORNOS PSICÓTICOS EN INSTITUCIONES PENITENCIARIAS EN ANDALUCÍA Francisco Javier Saavedra Macías (Spain). EL PAPEL DEL SISTEMA JUDICIAL EN EL ITINERARIO PENITENCIARIO DE LAS PERSONAS CON TRASTORNOS MENTALES GRAVES Fernando Santos Urbaneja (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

PRINCIPALES ASPECTOS A CONTEMPLAR EN UNA ESTRATEGIA GLOBAL José Manuel Arroyo (Spain).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP67

Room 18 In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: María Inés López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: 1 Describir la ansiedad de estado y ansiedad de rasgo en mujeres gestantes, con y sin reproducción asistida, en función de posibles factores estresores Fernando A. Muñoz Prieto, Natividad Lapuente Varela, Jesús Miranda Paez, Javier Trillo Legaz, Ignacio Palomo Álvarez (Spain).

2 Cuando la música nos hace despertar. Experiencia en Salud Mental Ignacio Manuel Martínez Morales, Pilar Verme del Olmo (Spain).

3 Trastornos de ansiedad en niños con sobrepeso u obesidad en Bogota, Colombia Lyda Pinzon, Magda Nova, Roberto Chaskel, Eduardo Rodríguez (Colombia).

4 Perfil epidemiológico de trastornos disociales (CD) en niños y adolescentes. MéridaVenezuela, 2001-2010 Gipssy Zohaira Molina Hernández (Venezuela).

5 Satisfacción familiar y rendimiento académico como factores de riesgo para la presencia de depresión en adolescentes mexicanos Marcela Veytia-López, Octavio Márquez-Mendoza, Rosalinda Guadarrama (Mexico).

6 HACIA UNA VISIÓN DIÁDICA DE LA EMOCIÓN EXPRESADA: CICLOS DE COMUNICACIÓN C. Medina-Pradas (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

7 ESTUDIO PRELIMINAR DE CARÁCTER EXPLORATORIO ACERCA DEL JUEGO Y LAS NUEVAS TECNOLOGÍAS EN NIÑOS DE 5 A 12 AÑOS M. Zotta, C. Laino Montoya (Argentina).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Section Symposium – SSY579

Room 19

 HILOSOPHICAL AND PRACTICAL APROACHES TO THE MANAGEMENT AND P RESOLUTION OF CONFLICTS Chairperson: Solomon Rataemane (South Africa). Co-Chair: John Cox (United Kingdom). Speakers: PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERPINNINGS OF CONFLICT Bill Fulford (United Kingdom). CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS CONFLICTS Peter Verhagen (The Netherlands). SPIRITUAL DIMENSION OF CONFLICT AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION Bernard Janse van Rensburg (South Africa). PHILOSOPHICAL APPROACHES TO CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN PRACTICE Werdie van Staden (South Africa).

THURSDAY 18th

Discussant: Giovanni Stanghellini (Italy).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP68

Room 21 Chairperson: Golam Khandaker (United Kingdom). Speakers: 1 EARLY-LIFE EPSTEIN BARR VIRUS INFECTION, CHILDHOOD IQ AND PSYCHOTIC EXPERIENCES IN ADOLESCENCE: A PROSPECTIVE SEROLOGICAL STUDY Golam Khandaker, Jan Stochl, Stanley Zammit, Glyn Lewis, Peter Jones  (United Kingdom).

2 A STUDY OF PRO- AND ANTI-INFLAMMATORY IMMUNE MARKERS IN ACUTE PSYCHOSIS AND THEIR RELATION TO STRESS AND CLINICAL STATUS Jayant Mahadevan, Ravi Philip Rajkumar, VS Negi, Aparna Sundaresh, MG Sridhar (India).

3

Clinical implications of screening for NMDA antibodies in First episode Psychosis Eric Kelleher, Angela Vincent, Patricia McNameara, Richard Walsh, Peter Whitty, Colin Doherty, Michael Gill, Aiden Corvin (Ireland).

4 DECREASED EXPRESSION OF HEME OXYGENASE (HO-1) MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE RISK OF DEPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION Joanna Rybka, Kornelia Kêdziora-Kornatowska, Marta Muszalik, Jozef Kedziora (Poland).

5 Analysis of psychoemotional functioning and cognitive dysfunctions in patients with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease - preliminary results Agnieszka Bratek, Karolina Zawada, Adam Barczyk, Krzysztof Krysta, Ewa Sozanska, Irena KrupkaMatuszczyk, Władysław Pierzchała (Poland).

6 Household Cost of Severe Mental Illness in India – a LAMIC country 7 COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOUR THERAPY AS A PROJECT OF MENTAL HEALTH IN WELFARE STATE CRISIS Alexandre Coelho (Brazil).

8 BUILD, OPERATE AND TRANSFER MODEL; DEVELOPMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN THE CENTRAL PROVINCE OF SRI LANKA BY A NGO W.A.L. Wickremasinghe, E.K. Rodrigo, P.U. Ratnayake  (Sri Lanka).

9 AN MENTAL HYGIENE EXPERIENCE FOR NEEDING OLD PERSONS : THE CASE OF LES PINCEAUX D’OR H. Wallot (Canada).

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Srikala Bharath, Girish Rao (India).

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP69

Room 22 Chairperson: Belén López Moya (Spain). Speakers: 1 Predictive Factors of Problematic Internet Use Among Turkish University Students Canan Gürsel, Hatice Demirbas (Turkey).

2 IMPULSIVITY IN BIPOLAR AND OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER

Atila Erol, Mustafa Ozten, Semra Karayilan, Ertac S. Orsel, Hilal Yigit (Turkey).

3 IMPULSE CONTROL DISORDER DUE TO HYPOTHALAMIC HAMARTOMA – A CASE REPORT Filipa Moutinho, Gustavo Jesus (Portugal).

4 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS IN A GROUP OF PATIENTS WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING

Belén López Moya, Carmen Carcedo Robles, Rocío Portero García, Laura Portabales Barreiro, María Concepción Escolar Gutiérrez (Spain).

5 SLEEP DISTURBANCES AND OTHER PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS IN FEMALE POPULATION AGED 25-64 YEARS IN RUSSIA Dmitriy Panov, Valery Gafarov, Elena Gromova, Igor Gagulin, Almira Gafarova  (Russian Federation).

6 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE QUALITY OF SLEEP WITH GEOGRAPHICAL DIRECTION DURING SLEEP

THURSDAY 18th

S. Moosavi, M. Ahmadi, J. Setareh (Iran).

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15:00 – 16:30 h.

Oral Presentations – OP70

Room 23 Chairperson: Henrik Wahlberg (Sweden). Speakers: 1 STRESS EVALUATION USING VOICE EMOTION RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY: a novel stress evaluation technology for disaster Shinichi Tokuno, Shunji Mitsuyoshi, Go Suzuki, Gentaro Tsumatori (Japan).

2 MENTAL DISORDERS OF EVACUEES OF FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ACCIDENT Kayo Saigo (Japan).

3 SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF MENTAL ILLNESS – A QUALITATIVE STUDY WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS António Martins, Joana Sequeira (Portugal).

4 WHEN THE INDIVIDUAL DISSAPEARS IN THE EYES OF THE PSHYCHIATRIS AND PHYCHOLOGIST Felipe Caballero (Venezuela).

5 NEUROBIOLOGY ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR G. Jemar (Argentina).

6 SOCIAL FUNCTIoNALITY AND INTERNALIZED STIGMATIZATION LEVELS OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS

15:45 – 16:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS366

Room 10

 ULTURAL PSYCHIATRY TEACHING METHODS: PERSPECTIVES FROM SPAIN, C SWEDEN AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Chairperson: Esperanza Diaz (USA). Speakers: APPROACHING THE VULNERABILITY OF REFUGEES: - EVALUATION OF A TRAINING ABOUT MIGRATION AND TRAUMA Sofie Bäärnhielm (Sweden). A RELATIONAL-INTERPRETIVE APPROACH TO CULTURAL COMPETENCE TRAINING. AN EXPERIENCE FROM BARCELONA Adil Qureshi (Spain). DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL PSYCHIATRY TEACHING METHODS AND A GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM Carla Marienfeld (USA).

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L. Baysan Arabac, C. Yedikardaslar, A. Buyukbayram (Turkey).

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014 15:45 – 16:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS661

Room 11

THE COMPLEXITIES OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN SUBSTANCE ADDICTION Chairperson: Pedro Varandas (Portugal). Speakers: ALCOHOL ADDICTION AND BIPOLAR II DISORDERS Michael Musalek (Austria). PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF ADDICTIONS Gilberto Di Petta (Italy). BRIEF DISCUSSION AROUND AND BEYOND THE CONCEPT OF DUAL PATHOLOGY A PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE Carlos Ramalheira (Portugal). PHENOMENOLOGICAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF PSYCHOSES IN SUBSTANCE ADDICTION: THE ORIGINS OF DIVERSITY Guilherme Messas (Brazil).

15:45 – 16:30 h.

Regular Workshop – WS413

Room 12

SUICIDE AND SOCIOCULTURAL BACKGROUND Chairperson: Hidehiko Kuramoto (Japan).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: SUICIDE AND DEPRESSION AMONG JAPANESE EMPLOYEES Lumie Kurabayashi (Japan). SUICIDE RISK IN IMMIGRANTS WITH THE “ULYSSES SYNDROME” Joseba Achotegui (Spain). SOCIOCULTURAL ASPECTS RELATED TO SUICIDE RISK FACTOR IN ADOLESCENTS José López (Peru). SUICIDE AND BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS IN JAPAN Yu Abe (Japan).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY458

Room 3

 OOKING FORWARD, TELEPSYCHIATRY, THE FUTURE OF MENTAL HEALTH L CARE? Chairperson: Emilio Fernández-Egea (Spain). Speakers: iFIGHTDEPRESSION, INTERNET-BASED SELF-MANAGEMENT PROGRAM TO FIGHT DEPRESSION Victor Pérez (Spain). INTEGRATE ONLINE TREATMENT FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER PATIENTS, HOW DESIGN A NEW TREATMENT? Sonia Ruiz de Azúa (Spain). PSYCHIATRY TELECARE USING VIDEOCONFERENCE IN PRISON INMATES Mahmoud Karim (Spain).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY666

Room 4

KETAMINE ABUSE Chairperson: Wai Kwong Tang (Hong Kong).

THURSDAY 18th

Speakers: THE MECHANISM UNDERLYING KETAMINE EFFECTS ON THE MISMATCH NEGATIVITY WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PATHOPHYSIOLGY OF PSYCHOSIS André Schmidt (Swtitzerland). A STUDY OF KETAMINE DEPENDENCE USING STRUCTURAL AND FUNCITONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Yanhui Liao (China) TOXICITY ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THE NOVEL KETAMINE ANALOGUE METHOXETAMINE David Wood (United Kingdom). SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF CHRONIC KETAMINE ABUSE Hongbo He (China).

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Regular Workshop – WS576

Room 5

INTENSIVE TREATMENT IN THE COMMUNITY IN PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS: SPANISH EXPERIENCE Chairperson: María Fe Bravo Ortiz (Spain). Co-Chair: Alberto Fernández Liria (Spain). Speakers: EFFECTS OF ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT IN AVILÉS Juan José Martínez Jambrina (Spain). IS THE NETWORKING COMMUNITY MODEL POSSIBLE FOR RECOVERY? THE MODEL OF TENERIFE Francisco Rodríguez Pulido (Spain). TEN YEARS OF OUTREACH ASSERTIVE WITH HOMELESS PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS IN MADRID María Fe Vázquez Souza (Spain). HOME TREATMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS IN ALCALÁ Ana Moreno (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

CONTINUITY OF CARE IN MENTAL HEALTH NETWORK : COMPONENTS AND INTENSITY LEVELS María Fe Bravo Ortiz (Spain).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY241

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CLINICAL STAGING IN AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Chairperson: Juan José López-Ibor (Spain). Speakers: CLINICAL STAGING IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Patrick D. McGorry (Australia). A NEW PROPOSAL OF CLINICAL STAGING IN BIPOLAR DISORDERS María Paz García (Spain). STAGING OF DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS AND IT RELATIONSHIP WITH FUNCTIONAL AND CLINICAL MEASURES Blanca Reneses (Spain). CLINICAL STAGING IN PANIC DISORDER Fiammetta Cosci (Italy). STAGING AND NEUROPROGRESSION IN BIPOLAR DISORDERS Flavio Kapczinski (Brazil).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY343

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 ENTAL HEALTH CARE PROVISION IN CRISIS AND DISASTERS: LESSONS FROM M THE EASTERN EUROPE AND THE BALKANS Chairperson: Dusica Lecic-Tosevski (Serbia). Co-Chair: George Christodoulou (Greece). Speakers: CHERNOBYL DISASTER’S MENTAL HEALTH CONSEQUENCES: INTEGRATED WAYS TO RESILIENCE Valery Krasnov (Russia). PROLONGED STRESS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES: SERBIAN EXPERIENCE Bojana Pejuskovic (Serbia). MENTAL HEALTH UNDER STRESS CONDITIONS: TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE AND INTEGRATED CARE IN CHECHEN REPUBLIC Kyuri Idrisov (Russia). MENTAL HEALTH CARE AT THE TIME OF ETHNIC CONFLICTS: KYRGYZ MODEL Elena Molchanova (Kyrgyz).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY236

Room 10

 OCIO CULTURAL RISK FACTORS FOR AND SUICIDE IN DEVELOPING S COUNTRIES

THURSDAY 18th

FINANCIAL CRISES AND MENTAL HEALTH IN GREECE Nikos Christodoulou (United Kingdom).

Chairperson: TS Rao Sathyanarayana (India). Speakers: NEED FOR NEWER EXPERIMENTS IN STRENGTHENING EDUCATION AND TRAINING HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION Shrivastava Amresh (Canada). HOSPITAL SUICIDES OR INPATIENT SUICIDES: RISK PROFILE, METHODS AND PREVENTION Ananda Pandurangi (USA). SUICIDE PREVENTION AND FAMILY PHYSICIANS: FINDINGS FROM NEEDS ASSESSMENT Rahel Eynan (Canada). PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN SURVIVORS OF FARMERS’ SUICIDES: A CROSS SECTIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDY FROM CENTRAL PART OF RURAL INDIA Prakash Behere (India).

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Regular Symposium – SY151

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CBT WITH YOUTH: NEW DIRECTIONS AND FRESH PERSPECTIVES Chairperson: Robert D. Friedberg (USA). Speakers: CHILDHOOD RECYCLING THERAPY (CRT): A CBT INTERVENTION MODEL Renato Caminha (Brazil). CBT FOR OCD: A THREE-SESSION PROTOCOL Teerakiat Jareonsettasin (United Kingdom). SIMPLE AS ABC, 123: CBT IN SCHOOLS Micaela Thordarson (USA).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY390

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IMPROVING SKILLS OF THE CHILD PSYCHIATRIST IN CONSULTATION IN PATIENTS WITH ADHD Chairperson: César Soutullo (Spain). Speakers: NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR ADHD Maite Ferrin (United Kingdom).

THURSDAY 18th

CLINICAL PROFILE AND EFFECTS OF TREATMENT IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD AND EPILEPSY: IS THERE A BIDIRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION? Sergio Aguilera (Spain). THE ROLE OF THE CARDIOLOGIST IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD: NO SIGNIFICANT ECG ABNORMALITIES, AND POTENTIAL CONTRAINDICATIONS OF PSYCHOESTIMULANTS AND ATOMOXETINE Israel Valverde (Spain). WEIGHT, HEIGHT AND CONSTITUTIONAL GROWTH DELAY IN PATIENTS WITH ADHD Azucena Díez-Suárez (Spain). MANAGING SLEEP AND ALERTNESS PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD Daniel Martín-Fernández-Mayoralas (Spain).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY377

Room 13

 UESTIONS ARISING FROM THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SUBSTANCE MISUSE Q AND SCHIZOPHRENIA OR AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Chairperson: Renato Alarcon (USA). Speakers: WHO ARE THE PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOSIS SENSIBLE TO CANNABIS AND WHO ARE CANNABIS USERS WHO DEVELOP PSYCHOSIS? Alain Dervaux (France). TOBACCO DEPENDENCE AS A MEANINGFUL VARIABLE IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA OR BIPOLAR DISORDER: SORTING OUT A DIFFERENT SUBPOPULATION? Manuel Gurpegui (Spain). ANHEDONIA AS A DISTINCTIVE FEATURE AMONG ALCOHOL OR OTHER SUBSTANCE MISUSERS WITH DUAL PATHOLOGY Luigi Janiri (Italy). LESSONS CLINICIANS SHOULD LEARN FROM OPIATE DEPENDENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER OR SCHIZOPHRENIA Icro Maremmani (Italy).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Section Symposium – SSY162

Room 14

 REATMENT ETHNOPSYCHIATRIC AS RESOURCE ACCESS AND INCLUSION OF T THE PATIENT THURSDAY 18th

Chairperson: Marcos de Noronha (Brazil). Co-Chair: Joseba Achotegui (Spain). Speakers: THE ULYSSES SYNDROME IN IMMIGRANT YOUTH. PSYCHOSOCIAL AND TRANSCULTURAL INTERVENTION Dori Espeso (Spain). INFLUENCE OF THE COMMUNICATION AND RELATIONSHIP WITH THE RETURNEE PARENT ON THE GRADE OF SATISFACTION WITH LIFE: THE CASE OF SECONDARY PUBLIC SCHOOLS’ PUPILS IN THE DISTRICT OF INDEPENDENCE José López (Spain). TREATMENT ETHNOPSYCHIATRIC AS RESOURCE ACCESS AND INCLUSION OF THE PATIENT Marcos de Noronha (Brazil).

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Section Symposium – SSY426

Room 15

 ECTION SYMPOSIUM ON INNOVATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL DIAGNOSTIC S SYSTEMS Chairperson: Ángel Otero (Cuba). Co-Chair: Juan E. Mezzich (USA). Speakers: PANORAMA OF INTERNATIONAL DIAGNOSTIC DEVELOPMENTS: ICD-11, DSM-5 AND PID Juan E. Mezzich (USA). THE DEVELOPING STRUCTURE OF PERSON-CENTERED INTEGRATIVE DIAGNOSIS Ihsan M. Salloum (USA). THE ASSESSMENT OF POSITIVE HEALTH WITHIN THE PID MODEL Robert Cloninger (USA). PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND LATIN AMERICAN ANNOTATIONS IN THE GLADP Elvia Velásquez (Colombia).

THURSDAY 18th

THE LATIN AMERICAN GUIDE FOR PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS AND ITS CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS José Britez (Paraguay).

16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY800

Room 16

ESTIGMA, MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN Y AUTOESTIGMA ¿CUÁL ES EL PEOR?

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Pedro Pozo (Spain). Speakers: ¿QUÉ PUEDE HACER EL PROFESIONAL DE SALUD MENTAL PARA DISMINUIR EL ESTIGMA? José Manuel Montes (Spain). AUTOESTIGMA: DESCRIPCIÓN CLÍNICA DEL FENÓMENO LÓGICO DEL PROBLEMA. ¿TENEMOS PROPUESTAS MÁS ALLÁ DE LO CONOCIDO? Eduardo Correa (Chile). ¿TENEMOS HERRAMIENTAS EFICACES DE LUCHA CONTRA EL ESTIGMA DE LOS TRASTORNOS MENTALES? RAZONES PARA EL OPTIMISMO Manuel Muñoz (Spain). “DE ENFERMO A CIUDADANO” EL ESTIGMA COMO OBSTÁCULO PARA LA RECUPERACIÓN Guadalupe Morales (Spain).

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16:30 – 18:00 h. Room 17

Regular Symposium – SY921  A GESTIÓN DE LOS SERVICIOS DE SALUD MENTAL BAJO LA PERSPECTIVA L DE LA GESTIÓN CLÍNICA. LA EXPERIENCIA DEL MODELO ANDALUZ

Spanish – Portuguese Track. In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Eudoxia Gay (Spain). Speakers: GESTIÓN CLÍNICA EN SALUD MENTAL, ALGO MÁS QUE DIRECCIÓN POR OBJETIVOS Francisco de Río Noriega (Spain). LOS CAMBIOS EN LA ORGANIZACIÓN: LA PARTICIPACIÓN DE LOS PROFESIONALES Y USUARIOS José Carmona Calvo (Spain). LA GESTIÓN DE LOS PROCESOS ASISTENCIALES. EL TRABAJO EN RED. ESTÁNDARES DE CALIDAD Y EVALUACIÓN DE RESULTADOS Eudoxia Gay (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

LA GESTIÓN DEL CONOCIMIENTO. USO DE HERRAMIENTAS Y NIVELES DE EVIDENCIA PARA LA REDUCCIÓN DE LA VARIABILIDAD DE LA PRÁCTICA CLÍNICA Amalia Tesoro Amate (Spain).

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Oral Presentations – OP71

Room 18 In Spanish and Portuguese, no simultaneous translation available

Chairpersons: Sérgio Gomes (Portugal). Presentación Ataz López (Spain). Speakers: 1 O RENASCER DE RILHAFOLES! AUTOR: MIGUEL BOMBARDA Sérgio Gomes (Portugal).

2 EL Dr. RAÚL GONZÁLEZ ENRÍQUEZ Y LA FUNDACIÓN DE LA ASOCIACIÓN PSIQUIÁTRICA DE AMÉRICA LATINA (APAL). TIN AMERICA PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION (APAL) César Campos-Farfán (Mexico).

3 Propuesta de factores a considerar en el posicionamiento web de los sitios web de salud mental Mercedes Moraguez Bergues (Cuba).

4 RESONANCIA MAGNETICA CEREBRAL ESPECTROSCOPICA, EN PATOLOGIA PSIQUIATRICA P. Posligua Balseca (Ecuador).

5 VALORACIÓN DE LA SALUD PERCIBIDA EN TRABAJADORES QUE DISEÑAN UN ESPACIO LABORAL CREATIVO

Presentación Ataz López, Juan Manuel García Torrecillas, María Rosa Sánchez-Waissen Hernández, José Masegosa Ataz, María Del Carmen Lea Pereira, María Angeles Salido Campos (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

6 Propuesta de un procedimiento para la evaluación de las necesidades formativas en Prevención de Riesgos Laborales dirigido a facultativos especialistas.

Enrique Alonso-Morillejo, Presentación Ataz-López, Juan Manuel García-Torrecillas, José MasegosaAtaz (Spain).

7 TERAPIA DE SOLUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS EN PACIENTES CON DIABETES Y LA PRESENCIA DE SÍNTOMAS DEPRESIVOS, EN PRIMER NIVEL DE ATENCIÓN B. Vargas, V. Villamil (Mexico).

8 Zinco e depressão

S. Sulemane, A. Palha (Portugal).

9 EL TRASTORNO NEUROCOGNITIVO LEVE Y SU DIAGNOSTICO Carlos Arevalo (Venezuela).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Regular Symposium – SY554

Room 19

 SERS’ INVOLVEMENT: FROM DECLARATIONS TO IMPLEMENTATION U SIMPOSIUM AEN Chairperson: Mikel Munarriz-Ferrandis (Spain). Co-Chair: Laura Bolaños (Spain). Speakers: EXPERIENCE FROM UK USERS’ MOVEMENT David Creepaz (United Kingdom). SPANISH CONFLUENCE TOWARDS A MENTAL HEALTH USERS’ MOVEMENT José Manuel Arévalo (Spain). MENTAL HEALTH USERS’ INVOLVEMENT IN SPAIN. NEXT FUTURE Raul Velasco (Spain).

16:30 – 17:15 h.

Regular Workshop – WS653

Room 20

 SSOCIATIVE CARDS: AWAKEN YOUR UNCONSCIOUS MIND AND ENHANCE A YOUR POTENTIALS Chairperson: María Celia García (Argentina). Speakers: THE PROFESSIONAL AS A TOOL; DEALING WITH DIFFICULTIES AND ENHANCING POTENTIALS Débora Serebrisky (Argentina). WORKING WITH ASSOCIATIVE CARDS María Celia García (Argentina).

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PARTISAM. A GUIDE TO PARTICIPATION Pablo Fernández de Sevilla Otero (Spain).

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Oral Presentations – OP72

Room 21 Chairperson: João Bessa (Portugal). Speakers: 1 THE ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC CORRELATIONS OF TYPE D PERSONALITY IN A ROMANIAN SAMPLE OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE PATIENTS

Virgil Radu Enatescu, Ion Papava, Radu Romosan, Sorin Pescariu, Virgil Enatescu, Ileana Enatescu, Cristian Mornos (Romania).

2 Psychosocial Background of Disability in Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain Omnia Ismail (Egypt).

3 When the body is present in order to exist: a case study in psychosomatic Silvia Nogueira Cordeiro, Marana Souza, Nathalia Ortiz (Brazil).

4 Symptom-extension, or the two faces of heavy breathing Marietta Kékes Szabó (Hungary).

5 AGGRESSION PHENOMENA IN MENTAL AND PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS

THURSDAY 18th

A. Vasileva, N.G. Neznanov  (Russian Federation).

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16:30 – 18:00 h.

Oral Presentations – OP73

Room 22 In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Juan José Olivencia (Spain). Speakers: 1 Efectividad de un programa para la prevención del inicio del consumo de cigarrillo en adolescentes de secundaria de colegios oficiales de Cartagena, Colombia Zuleima Cogollo, Edna Gómez (Colombia).

2 INTERVENCIÓN EN UN CASO DE ADICCIÓN A LA COCAÍNA MEDIANTE TERAPIA DIALÉCTICO CONDUCTUAL DE LINEHAN EN CLÍNICA PRIVADA

Juan José Olivencia Lorenzo, Rubén Agustin Rodríguez Cano, Francisca López Ríos, Gregorio Gómez del Pulgar y Arrufat, Rosa Adys Miranda Hernández (Spain).

3 DETECCIÓN DE OPORTUNIDADES DE MEJORA FORMATIVA EN ESPECIALISTAS INTERNOS RESIDENTES

Juan Manuel García Torrecillas, Presentación Ataz López, José Masegosa Ataz, María del Carmen Lea Pereira, Enrique Alonso Morillejo, Ana Rojas Ortiz (Spain).

4 TANATOLOGIA CLÍNICA E CUIDADOS PALIATIVOS: CUIDANDO DO PACIENTE E DO CUIDADOR S.S Färber (Brazil).

5 RASGOS DE PERSONALIDAD EN PACIENTES DIAGNOSTICADOS DE ESQUIZOFRENIA TIPO PARANOIDE: IMPACTO EN EL CURSO EVOLUTIVO Y LA ADHERENCIA TERAPÉUTICA

6 SEGUIMIENTO DURANTE SEIS MESES DE UNA COHORTE DE PRIMEROS EPISODIOS DE PSICOSIS EN UN PROGRAMA ASISTENCIAL Elena Orquín Segura, Tomás De Vicente Múñoz, María Cuenca Torres (Spain).

7 ¿LOS TRASTORNOS DEL LENGUAJE SON CAUSA O CONSECUENCIA DE LA PSICOSIS? José María Álvarez (Spain).

8 PATOLOGIAS RELACIONADAS CON EL USO INADECUADO DE LAS NUEVAS TECNOLOGIAS Monica Ferrari, Patricia Fernández Piñerez, Gabriela Garrido(Argentina).

9 GRADO DE SATISFACCIÓN EN PACIENTES QUE RECIBEN TRATAMIENTO DE LIBERACION PROLONGADA

Kazuhiro Tajima-Pozo, Segio Romero, Javier Jalvo, Raúl Mogedano, María Jesús Frances, Julio Cesar Nuñez, Diego Jiménez, Francisco Montañes (Spain).

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Eloi Giné Servén, Marta Niubó Gurguí, Araitz Petrizan Aleman, Paloma Varela Casal, Carla Contreras Narvaez, Carolina Becerra Ezquerro, Roberto Esteban Sillero, Eva Daví (Spain).

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Oral Presentations – OP74

Room 23 In Spanish, no simultaneous translation available

Chairperson: Fernando Collado (Spain). Speakers: 1 NIVELES DE HOSTILIDAD EN PACIENTES CON PATOLOGÍA CORONARIA

Laura Portabales Barreiro, Carmen Carcedo Robles, María Concepción Escolar Gutiérrez, Belén López Moya, Rocío Portero García, Carmen De Pablo Zarzosa (Spain).

2 EFECTO DE LOS PROGRAMAS DE REHABILITACIÓN CARDÍACA EN EL PERFIL PSICOLÓGICO DE PACIENTES CON CARDIOPATÍAS

Rocío Portero García, Belén López Moya, Carmen Carcedo Robles, Laura Portabales Barreiro, Mª Concepción Escolar Gutiérrez, Carmen De Pablo Zarzosa (Spain).

3 DIFERENCIAS EN MEJORÍA ENTRE HOMBRES Y MUJERES CON CARDIOPATÍAS EN ESTADO ANÍMICO Y ANSIEDAD TRAS INTERVENCIÓN PSICOLÓGICA María Concepción Escolar Gutiérrez, Laura Portabales Barreiro, Carmen Carcedo Robles, Belén López Moya, Rocío Portero García, Carmen De Pablo Zarzosa (Spain).

4 COMO FOMENTAR LA INVESTIGACIÓN EN LOS MÉDICOS INTERNOS RESIDENTES DE SALUD MENTAL: PLAN DE ROTACION POR LA UNIDAD DE I+D+i DEL CH TORRECARDENAS

M.Angeles Salido-Campos, Presentación Ataz-López, Angeles Martos-Moreno, Juan Manuel GarcíaTorrecillas, Pablo Garrido-Fernández (Spain).

5 INVESTIGACIÓN EMERGENTE: A PESAR DE TODO ES POSIBLE

Fernando Collado, José Miguel Meca, Presentación Ataz, Pablo Garrido, María Victoria Plaza (Spain).

THURSDAY 18th

6 FAMILIARES DE CAIDOS DE MALVINAS, COMO VIVIERON LA PARTIDA, COMO EL REGRESO, COMO EL HONOR Y EL DOLOR…. Iris Graciela Bellatti (Argentina).

7 Deseos de vida versus deseos de muerte: conductas autolesivas en población pediátrica Adriana Martínez Schiavo, Laura Viola (Uruguay).

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17:15 – 18:00 h.

Regular Workshop – WS306

Room 20

 RACTICAL ASSESSMENT OF DEMENTIA PATIENTS WITH THE NEW EDCON/ P IDEAL SCALE Chairperson: Antonio Lobo (Spain). Speakers: MANAGEMENT OF THE EDCON/ IDEAL SCALE Raúl López-Antón (Spain). DIFFICULTIES IN THE SCORING OF THE EDCON/ IDEAL SCALE Luis Agüera-Ortiz (Spain).

18:00 – 19:00 h.

CLOSING CEREMONY

Auditorium (Pavilion 4)

• WPA Presidents and National Association Presidents. • WPA Honary Members and Fellows Announcement. • Geneva Prize for Human Rights in Psychiatry to Prof. Ka Sunbaunat. • Presentation of future WPA Sponsored Congresses. THURSDAY 18th

• Closing.

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Book PRESENTATIONS Monday 15th 11:00 – 11:30 h. Exhibition Area ¿QUÉ SIGNIFICA ANALIZAR? In Spanish

Presenters: Ignacio Iglesias (Argentina). Emilio Vaschetto (Argentina).

13:00 – 13:30 h. Exhibition Area S  CHIZOPHRENIA – A MYTH. ANALYSIS OF MIGHTY MAZE OF MIND IN KRAEPELINIAN ERA Presenter: K.C. Gurnani (India).

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Wednesday 17th 10:00 – 10:30 h. Exhibition Area TRASTORNOS ESQUIZOAFECTIVOS Abordaje Multidisciplinar 2ª edición In Spanish Presenter:

Antonio Benabarre Hernández (Spain).

12:00 – 12:30 h. Exhibition Area PSIQUIATRÍA Y AMBIENTE In Spanish

Presenter: Miguel Gutiérrez Fraile (Spain).

13:00 – 13:30 h. Exhibition Area INNOVACIÓN EN PSIQUIATRÍA In Spanish

Presenter: Jesús Ezcurra Sánchez (Spain).

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POSTER PRESENTATIONS POSTER SESSION 1 – Monday 15th ADHD:

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Addiction: __________________________________________________________________________________________ 110 – 275 Anxiety, Stress and Adjustment Disorders: __________________________________________ 276 – 368 Art and Psychiatry: ____________________________________________________________________________ 369 – 384 Biological Psychiatry and Neuroscience: _____________________________________________ 385 – 443 Brain and Pain: __________________________________________________________________________________ 444 – 449 Child and Adolescent Mental and Behavioral Disorders: _______________________ 450 – 603 Conflict Management and Resolution: ________________________________________________ 604 – 606 Dementia, Delirium and Related Cognitive Disorders: __________________________ 607 – 674 Diagnostic Systems: __________________________________________________________________________ 675 – 683 Disasters and Emergencies in Psychiatry: ___________________________________________ 684 – 690 Dissociative, Somatization and Factitious Disorders: ___________________________ 691 – 710 Eating Disorders: _______________________________________________________________________________ 711 – 759 Ecology, Psychiatry and Mental Health: _______________________________________________ 760 – 762 Epidemiology and Public Health: ________________________________________________________ 763 – 836

POSTER SESSION 2 – Tuesday 16th Ethics, Law, Human Rights and Mental Health: _________________________________________ 1 - 26 Evolutionary Psychiatry: ________________________________________________________________________ 27 – 30 Exercise, Psychiatry and Sports: ____________________________________________________________ 31 - 38 Family Research, Intervention and Interdisciplinary Intervention: _____________ 39 – 58 Forensic Psychiatry: _____________________________________________________________________________ 59 – 98 Genetic Psychiatry: _____________________________________________________________________________ 99 – 118 Geriatric Psychiatry: __________________________________________________________________________ 119 – 166 History and Psychiatry: ______________________________________________________________________ 167 – 184 HIV and Psychiatry: ____________________________________________________________________________ 185 – 196 Human Development: _________________________________________________________________________ 197 - 201 Human Sexuality: _______________________________________________________________________________ 202 – 207 Immunology and Psychiatry: ______________________________________________________________ 208 - 219 Impulse – Control Disorders: ______________________________________________________________ 220 – 224 Learning Disorders: ___________________________________________________________________________ 225 - 227 Literature and Mental Health: _____________________________________________________________ 228 – 231 Mass Media and Mental Health: __________________________________________________________ 232 – 235 Measurement Instruments in Psychiatric Care: ____________________________________ 236 – 254 Mental Health, Economics and Services Research: ______________________________ 255 – 279 Military Psychiatry: ____________________________________________________________________________ 280 – 285 Miscellaneous: __________________________________________________________________________________ 286 – 378 Mood Disorders: ________________________________________________________________________________ 379 – 525

Neural Sciences: ________________________________________________________________________________ 526 – 540 Neuroimaging in Psychiatry: _______________________________________________________________ 541 – 580 Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Neurology: ________________________________________ 581 - 628 Occupational Psychiatry, Psychiatric Rehabilitation: ____________________________ 629 – 644 Personality and Psychopathology: ______________________________________________________ 645 – 667 Personality Disorders and Accentuated Personality: ____________________________ 668 – 689 Pharmacotherapies: ___________________________________________________________________________ 690 – 792 Philosophy and Humanities in Psychiatry: ___________________________________________ 793 – 799 Prevention and Health Promotion: ______________________________________________________ 800 – 830

POSTER SESSION 3 – Wednesday 17th Primary Care and Mental Health: ______________________________________________________________ 1 – 42 Psychiatric Classification: ______________________________________________________________________ 43 – 44 Psychiatry Educational and Training: _______________________________________________________ 45 – 65 Psychiatry in Developing Regions: _________________________________________________________ 66 – 81 Psychiatry in Private Practice: ______________________________________________________________________ 82 Psychoanalysis in Psychiatry: ________________________________________________________________ 83 – 94 Psychological Consequences of Torture and Persecution: ____________________ 95 – 100 Psychological Sciences: _____________________________________________________________________ 101 – 111 Psychoneurobiology: _________________________________________________________________________ 112 – 119 Psychoneuroendocrinology: _______________________________________________________________ 120 – 128 Psycho-Oncology and Palliative: _________________________________________________________ 129 – 142 Psychophysiology in Psychiatry: _________________________________________________________ 143 - 152 Psychosomatic Disorders: __________________________________________________________________ 153 – 187 Psychotherapies: _______________________________________________________________________________ 188 - 238 Public Psychiatry: ______________________________________________________________________________ 239 – 249 Quality Assurance in Psychiatry: _________________________________________________________ 250 – 258 Religion, Spirituality and Psychiatry: ___________________________________________________ 259 – 271 Research Methods in Psychiatry: ________________________________________________________ 272 – 288 Rural Mental Health: __________________________________________________________________________ 289 – 290 Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders: _____________________________________________ 291 – 527 Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders: ________________________________________________ 528 - 547 Sleep Disorders: ________________________________________________________________________________ 548 – 561 Social and Cultural Psychiatry: ___________________________________________________________ 562 – 599 Sociotherapies: _________________________________________________________________________________________ 600 Stigma and Mental Health: _________________________________________________________________ 601 - 636 Suicide and Psychiatric Emergencies: _________________________________________________ 637 – 698 Urban Mental Health: _________________________________________________________________________ 699 – 705 Women’s Mental Health: _____________________________________________________________________ 706 – 754

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6 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ASTHMA AND ATTENTIONDEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDERS IN CHILDREN: POTENTIAL RISK FACTORS Abdulbari Bener, Mohammad Ehlayel, Hale Zeynep Bener (QATAR)

7 IS HIGH PREVALENCE OF VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY EVIDENCE FOR ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER? Abdulbari Bener, Madeeha Kamal, Mohammad Ehlayel (QATAR)

8 COMORBILIDAD Y TRASTORNO DE DÉFICIT DE ATENCIÓN Adelina Alcorta-Garza, Rita M. Pecero-Osorio, Alberto Aguilar-García (MEXICO)

9 Educational intervention program for children with ADHD - (PIE-ADHD)

Ali Ghaleiha, Saeed Afzali (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

2 AFFECTIVE NETWORK HYPERCONNECTIVITY AND HYPOCONNECTIVITY OF COGNITIVE CONTROL AND VENTRAL ATTENTION NETWORKS IN ADULTS WITH HIGH NEUROTICISM SCORES Angela Carballedo (IRELAND)

3 LONG-TERM OUTCOMES OF ATTENTION-DEFICIT/ HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) IN SPAIN: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND REGIONAL COMPARISON Javier Quintero, Susan Young, Hervé Caci, Jennifer Kahle, Sylvia Plaza, Guillermo Pérez Algorta (SPAIN)

4 What is a Clinically Relevant Improvement in Quality of Life in Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder? Yoko Tanaka, Meryl Brod, Jeannine Lane, Himanshu Upadhyaya (USA)

10 SLEEP DISTURBANCES VIA ACTIGRAPHY IN CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD IN COMPARISON WITH A HEALTHY CONTROL GROUP José Ángel Alda, Estrella Ferreira, Oscar Sans, Eduardo Serrano, Estefania Vargas-Clara, M. Ángeles Mairena, María Izquierdo (SPAIN)

11 DIFFERENCES OF ADHD SYMPTOMS BETWEEN INTERNATIONALLY ADOPTED CHILDREN AND NONADOPTED CHILDREN José A. Alda, Estrella Ferreira, Estefania Vargas-Clara, Anna De Palol, M. Laura Llorens (SPAIN)

12 ASSESSMENT OF QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) DEPENDING ON THE EXISTENCE OF COMORBIDITY José A. Alda, Estrella Ferreira, Anna De Palol, M. Laura Llorens, Estefania Vargas-Clara (SPAIN)

13 ARE ADOLESCENTS GOOD REPORTERS FOR SYMPTOMS OF ADHD? José A. Alda, Estrella Ferreira, M. Laura Llorens, Estefania Vargas-Clara, Anna De Palol (SPAIN)

5 Neuroimaging in Korsakoff syndrome Cristina López Vicente, María José Sánchez Artero, Irene Martínez Salinas (SPAIN)

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1 CHARACTERISTICS OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS FOLLOWING SUICIDE ATTEMPT IN HAMADAN DISTRICT, IRAN

Clarice Peres, Federico Cardelle (SPAIN)

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14 USE OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BY VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING: SERVICE USE CHARACTERISTICS AND COSTS Sian Oram, Maria Cary, Louise Howard, Sarah Byford (UNITED KINGDOM)

15 ALEXITHYMIA LEVEL IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY HYPOTHYROIDISM Olena Pityk (UKRAINE)

16 Perfil Neuropsicológico de una Muestra Clínica de niños y adolescentes Argentinos con Síndrome de Tourette Puro y asociado a ADHD y/Otoc María Beatriz Moyano, Yamila Sofiita, María José Moyano, Aldana García, Laura Steinberg (Argentina)

17 Forensic psychiatry examination of elderly patients with organic mental disorders in civil law Natalia Kharitonova, Evgeniya Koroleva (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

18 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND EATING DISORDERS IN A DAY HOSPITAL

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Marta Jalón, Carlos M. Rodríguez, Lara García, Pilar Valladares, Enrique Álvarez del Moral, Jenifer Fernández, Leticia González, Cristina Emeterio (SPAIN)

19 Substance abuse and attention deficit disorder - a case report Jorge Ramos, Salomé Xavier, Berta Ferreira, José Ramos, Guilherme Martins, Mariana Morins, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

20 Correlates of Bullying Victimization and Perpetration and Their Associations With Psychological Wellbeing Among Adolescents With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Wen-Jiun Chou, Cheng-Fang Yen (TAIWAN)

21 Health and social costs of adults with attention deficit hyperactivity (ADHD) disorder in Spain Javier Quintero, Josep Antoni Ramos-Quiroga, Francisco Montañés, José Martínez-Raga, Javier Correas, Javier San Sebastian, Alberto FernándezJaén, Marta García-Giral, Montse Graell, José Ángel Alda (SPAIN)

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22 Treating ADHD with an app: “ADHD Trainer”. We reported the case of 10 years old patient diagnosed of ADHD, and with comorbid video game addiction, who was treated with a combination of medication and a novel cognitive training method based in videogames c Gonzalo Ruiz-Manrique, Kazuhiro Tajima-Pozo, Diana Zambrano-Enriquez, Javier Jalvo, Sergio SánchezRomer (SPAIN)

23 CLARIFYING THE CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISTIC DISORDER Soumeyya Halayem, Nadia Charfi, Sami Othman, Ahlem Belhaj, Rym Ghachem, Asma Bouden (TUNISIA)

24 CLINICAL PREDICTORS OF RESPONSE TO TREATMENT WITH METHYLPHENIDATE IN PATIENTS WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER María Vallejo Valdivielso, Pilar de Castro Manglano, Azucena Díez Suárez, Juan Marín Méndez, Ana Figueroa, J. Nuñez, César Soutullo (SPAIN)

25 Cognitive Control and Dorsal Attention Network Resting State Functional Connectivity Differentiates Remitted from Persistent Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Adulthood Hazel McCarthy, Norbert Skokauskas, Aisling Mulligan, Gary Donohoe, Diane Mullins, John Kelly, Katherine Johnson, Andrew Fagan, Michael Gill, Thomas Frodl (IRELAND)

26 COMORBIDITY BETWEEN ADHD AND CONDUCT DISORDER IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS ADMITTED IN THE DETOXIFICATION UNIT AT THE NATIONAL ADDICTION CENTER María Emilia Chávez, Viviana Riego (PARAGUAY)

27 The Association of Cognitive Function and Brain MRI Volumetric Study in Elderly Bipolar Patients Jen Chin Lee (TAIWAN)

28 Do pre-and perinatal risk factors for ADHD differ by age and gender? A Norwegian population based study Johanne Instanes, Anne Halmøy, Kari Klungsøyr, Anders Engeland (NORWAY)

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30 Prevalence and risk factors associated to ADHD in Foster Homes/Families in Spain. Preliminary results Javier San Sebastian, María Eugenia Giraudo, Carlos Amo, Rosario Martínez (SPAIN)

31 INVESTIGATION OF BODY COMPOSITION IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD WITH AND WITHOUT MOTOR PROBLEMS Juliana Goulardins, Renata Hassue, Roseane Nascimento, Jan Piek, Maria Silva, Oliveira Jorge (BRAZIL)

32 SICK LEAVES IN THE PSYCHIATRY AND DEPRESSION: DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Leila Letaief, Nadia Haloui, Olfa Makni, Mohamed Oumaya, Riadh Bouzid (TUNISIA)

33 ADHD AND CHILDHOOD EPILEPSY: CLINICAL STUDY AND PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN MINIA GOVERNATE, EGYPT H. Maha (EGYPT)

34 Population-based cohort study on AttentionDeficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in children with Epilepsy or Febrile Seizure Elin Naes Bertelsen, Esben Agerbo, Jakob Christensen, Søren Dalsgaard (DENMARK)

35 Paliperidone, great rapidity of action and shorter hospital stay Noelia Olmo López, Carla Falconi Valderrama, Abderraman Esojo Jiménez (SPAIN)

36 Exploring Planning abilities in Eating Disorders Laura Carral-Fernández, Jana González-Gómez, Pilar Benito-González, Andrés Gómez del Barrio (SPAIN)

Lucía Rodríguez-Blanco, Rebeca García-Nieto, María José Zamorano-Ibarra, Enrique Baca-García, Juan José Carballo (SPAIN)

38 Treatment-related change in quality of life among adult attention deficit disorder patients attending a routine UK clinic Paul McArdle, Andrew Jay, Surinder Mattu, Arun Gupta, Ashok Sharma, Achal Mishra, Julie Pankiw, Fiona Kilburn, Philip Matthews (UNITED KINGDOM)

39 THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DETECTION AND TREATMENT OF ADHD IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE - A CASE REPORT Jorge Ramos, Salomé Xavier, Guilherme Martins, Berta Ferreira, José Ramos, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

40 EFFICACY OF LISDEXAMFETAMINE DIMESYLATE AND ATOMOXETINE IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH ADHD: HEAD-TO-HEAD RESPONDER ANALYSES David R. Coghill, Peter Nagy, Esther Cardo, Ben Adeyi, Colleen S. Anderson, Beatriz Caballero, Richard Civil, Ralf W Dittmann (UNITED KINGDOM)

41 PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME PROPOSE OF A NEW NOSOLOGY - A STUDY IN A UNIVERSITY POPULATION Jorge Ramos, Rui Sá, Eduardo Barata, Catarina Esteves, Pedro Ferreira, Sara Ferreira (PORTUGAL)

42 Experience with different treatments in opioid use disorders in North India Jaswinder Singh (INDIA)

43 THE ANDALUSIAN “MULTIPLEX FAMILIES WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER”: A REVALUATION OF THE COHORT STUDY (1997-2013) José Guzmán-Parra, Fermín Mayoral, Fabio Rivas, Pablo Romero, Eudoxia Gay, Jesús Haro, Francisco Cabaleiro, Fabian Streit, Jana Strohmaier, Marcella Rietschel (SPAIN)

44 ATTENTION DEFICIT AND HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) IN ADULT: A CASE REPORT Rita Gonçalves, Ana Machado, Teresa Carvalhão (PORTUGAL)

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David R. Coghill, Tobias Banaschewski, Mats Johnson, Michel Lecendreux, Alessandro Zuddas, Ben Adeyi, Richard Civil, Maria Gasior, Liza A. Squires (UNITED KINGDOM)

37 DOES THE STRENGTHS AND DIFFICULTIES QUESTIONNAIRE EQUALLY SCREEN ADHD SUBTYPES?

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29 CLINICAL GLOBAL IMPRESSIONS-SEVERITY ASSESSMENTS IN TWO RANDOMIZED-WITHDRAWAL STUDIES OF LISDEXAMFETAMINE DIMESYLATE IN THE TREATMENT OF ATTENTION-DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER

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45 EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PSICHIATRIC INTERCONSULTATION DUE TO PSICHIATRIC ALTERATIONS IN TRANSPLANT PATIENTS RECEIVING A IMMUNOSUPPRESANT TREATMENT WITHIN A PUBLIC HOSPITAL Isabel María Castillo García, Ricardo Angora, María Jesús del Yerro, José de la Oliva, Patricia Nava, Manuel Nieves, Patricio Pendola, Patricio García, Antonio Muñoz, Miguel Ángel JiménezArriero (SPAIN)

46 USO DE PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA INYECTABLE EN PACIENTES CON TRASTORNO MENTAL EN UN EQUIPO DE PSIQUIATRÍA COMUNITARIA María Nieves García, José Miguel Meca, Elena Irene Palou, Teresa Helena Jiménez (SPAIN)

47 SDQ DYSREGULATION PROFILE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH PSYCHOPATHOLOGY SEVERITY AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FUNCTIONING IN A SAMPLE OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH ADHD Irene Caro-Cañizares, Monica Díaz de Neira Hernando, Rebeca García-Nieto, Federico Arévalo, Enrique Baca-García, Juan José Carballo (SPAIN)

48 THERAPEUTIC IMPACT OF SPORTS ACTIVITIES ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH ADHD

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Fabian Hartling, Timo Richter, Peter M. Wehmeier (GERMANY)

49 ADHD SYMPTOMATOLOGY IN EATING DISORDERS: A SECONDARY PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL MEASURE OF SEVERITY? Fernando Fernández-Aranda, Zaida Agüera, Susana Jiménez-Murcia, José A. Ramos-Quiroga, Rosa Bosch, Ana B. Fagundo, Roser Granero, Miguel Casas, José M. Menchon (SPAIN)

50 ADHD AND SLEEP DISORDERS IN CHILDREN Fadoua Oueriagli Nabih, Abdesslam Benali, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Assri (MOROCCO)

51 LONG-TERM EVOLUTION OF THE ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) AND SOME COMORBILITIES IN THE ADULTHOOD, A CASE-REPORT Isabel Sevillano, Sandra Cepedello, Eduardo Mayor, Lara Rodríguez, Marta Hernández, Trinitario Ballesta, Guillermo Isidro, Laura Gallardo, Patricia Marqués, Fernando Uribe (SPAIN)

52 RESIDUAL SYMPTOMS OF THE ADHD IN ADULT PATIENTS Isabel Sevillano, Sandra Cepedello, Eduardo Mayor, Laura Gallardo, Erika Vasquez, Pilar Ferreira, Patricia Marqués, Ewa Ryback, José Manuel Espina, Fernando Uribe (SPAIN)

53 THE EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE AS AN ADJUVANT THERAPY IN THE PROPHYLAXIS OF DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS Indira Sharma, Pallab Majumder (INDIA)

54 Comorbidity among adults presenting to a UK NHS adult ADHD clinic Achal Mishra, Surinder Mattu, A. K. Gupta, Ashok Sharma, Philip Matthews, Julie Pankiw, Andrew Jay, Paul McArdle (UNITED KINGDOM)

55 ADDICTS RESISTANT TO PAS AND SUGGESTED PSYCHO-SOCIAL MEASURES TO PREVENT RECIDIVISM Marina Roganovic, Aleksandar Tomcuk, Branislava Cizmovic, Nada Matkovic, Milana Zarkovic (MONTENEGRO)

56 LEVEL OF EMPATHY AND COPING STRATEGIES DEALING WITH ISSUES ACCORDING TO THE DEGREE OF PERSONAL RELIGIOSITY Carlos Valiente-Barroso (SPAIN)

57 PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT IN ADHD ADOLESCENT WITH DRUG ABUSE RISK Miguel Verdeguer Dumont, Carolina Laguia Moreno (SPAIN)

58 PSYCHOGENIC NON-EPILEPTIC SEIZURES: A STUDY REVIEW Henrique Fontes, Cátia Moreira, Mónica Marinho (PORTUGAL)

59 ADVERSE REACTIONS TO METHYLPHENIDATE IN TWINS – A REPORT ON THREE PAIRS Patrícia Mendes, Maria Fonseca, Inês Guerra Aguiar, Filipa Moreira, Graça Fernandes, Vânia Martins (PORTUGAL)

60 KNOWLEDGE OF ADHD AND CONDUCT ASSESSMENT OF CHILDREN’S ATTENTION, ACTIVITY AND REFLECTION OF PRIMARY TEACHERS IN MEXICO Marina Reyes, Laura Acuña (MEXICO)

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62 DEVELOPMENTAL PROFILES OF INDIVIDUALS ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM Cristina Varanda, Fernanda Fernandes (BRAZIL)

63 CLINICIAN’S REACTIONS TO THE EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS OF ABUSED AND NEGLECTED PRESCHOOL CHILDREN Jesús Martín Maldonado-Duran, Brian Cuthbertson, Kenia Gómez, Prakash Chandra, Matthew Brown, Ahmed Maher, Manuel Momrales, Karlo Beltran (USA)

64 MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH DEMENTIA Lorena Ballega, José María Manzano (SPAIN)

65 USE OF VIRTUAL REALITY IN BARIATRIC SURGERY: A CASE STUDY Kattia Cabas- Hoyos, Isabel Cadavid - Pérez, Georgina Cardenas - López, Gonzalo Torres Villalobos (COLOMBIA)

66 Escuela para la vida: Terapia de madres, padres y adolescentes desde una experiencia comunitaria María Dolores Maurisset Moraguez (CUBA)

67 CASE REPORT OF A PATIENT DIAGNOSED WITH T. SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER AND FRONTOTEMPORAL DEMENTIA Martha Patricia Zarabanda Suarez, Diana María Basto Pacheco, Margarita Blanco (SPAIN)

68 IRON DEFICIENCY AND COMORBIDITY IN ATTENTION DEFICIT-HIPERACTIVITY DISORDER IN CHILDREN Nadia Ogando Portilla, Mireia Martínez Cortés, Patricio García González, Carmen García Guixot, María Natalia Silva Dalvit, Valentina Quiroga Ayala, María José Güerre Lobera (SPAIN)

Min Yee Ong, Shih-Jen Weng, Daniel Shuen Sheng Fung, Michael J. Meaney (SINGAPORE)

71 SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN MIGRAINE PATIENTS RECEIVING PREVENTATIVES: EVALUATION WITH TWO SCREENING TEST Domínguez Álvarez Elena, Muñoz León Irene, Hernández García Marta Saray, Ruiz L, Toribio E, Isidro García Guillermo, Mayor Toranzo Eduardo, Sotelo Martín Eva, Guerrero Peral Ángel Luis, Uribe Ladrón de Cegama Fernando (SPAIN)

72 ETHICAL QUESTIONS AND DILEMMAS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY Jana Vyskocilova, Jan Prasko (CZECH REPUBLIC)

73 CULTURE, COGNITION, VALUES AND WISDOM Vijoy Varma, Fort Wayne (USA)

74 THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIOCULTURAL ENVIRONMENT OVER THE OUTCOMES OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER QUESTIONNAIRE (DCDQ) Renata Hasue, Roseane Nascimento, Juliana Goulardins, Jorge Oliveira (BRAZIL)

75 FIGHTING STIGMA OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN CZECH REPUBLIC Marie Ociskova, Jan Prasko, Ales Grambal, Daniela Jelenova, Dana Kamaradova, Klara Latalova, Zuzana Sedlackova (CZECH REPUBLIC)

76 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, External Distraction and crash accident Cédric Galéra, Kamal El Farouki, Manuel Bouvard, Emmanuel Lagarde (FRANCE)

77 Impaired manual dexterity in adults with Attention Deficit/Hiperactivity Disorder Maria Silva, Tiffany Chaim, Fabiana Zolezi, Mikael Cavalett, Mario Louza, Glauco Vieira, Geraldo Bussato, Jorge Oliveira, Renata Hasue (BRAZIL)

69 ATTENTION AND HYPERACTIVITY PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM Špela Golubovic, Nina Brkic-Jovanovic, Milica Rancelovic (SERBIA)

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Inês Gornilho, Ana Sotero, Nádia Baptista (PORTUGAL)

70 EFFECTS OF SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING ON EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING IN CHILDREN WITH DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOUR DISORDERS (DBDS)

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61 THE ROLE OF OMEGA 3 FATTY ACIDS IN ADHD`s TREATMENT

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78 LATERALITY AND SENSORY INFLUENCE OVER MOTOR CONTROL IN CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT/ HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER: PARTIAL RESULTS Vivian Silva, Juliana Goulardins, Roseane Nascimento, Maria Aparecida Silva, Jorge Aberto Oliveira, Renata Hasue (BRAZIL)

79 Real World Dosing Patterns of Atomoxetine in Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Carlos Alatorre, Samaneh Kabul, Leslie Montejano, Douglas Kelsey (USA)

80 WHAT PARENTING STYLES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ADHD ? A PORTUGUESE SAMPLE Nélson Almeida, Joana Saraiva (PORTUGAL)

81 IMPAIRED TACTILE RECOGNITION IS NOT DUE TO ALTERED TACTILE SENSITIVITY IN ADULTS WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT/HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER Renata Hasue, Vivian Silva, Carina Odan, Fabiana Zolezi, Mário Louzã Neto, Geraldo Bussato Filho, Jorge Oliveira, Maria Aparecida Silva (BRAZIL)

82 A CASE OF COMORBIDITY IN ADULT ATTENTION DEFICIT HIPERACTIVITY DISORDER

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Isabel López Saracho, Miguel Soto Ontoso (SPAIN)

83 DOES LONG-TERM GROUP PSYCHOEDUCATION OF PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS HELP THEIR FAMILIES AS A SYSTEM? A QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL STUDY Ioanna Tsiouri, Aggeliki Gena, Konstantinos Bonotis (GREECE)

84 TRAIT EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM AND EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS IN ADHD María Jesús Cardoso Moreno, Lucía Tomás Aragonés, Servando Marrón (SPAIN)

85 NONPSYCHOTIC PSYCHIC DISORDERS ON CARDIAC INFARCTION AND CEREBRAL STROKE PATIENTS Volodymyr Korostiy, Ganna Kozhyna, Volodymyr Mykhaylov, Elena Chajka, Olena Zinchenko (UKRAINE)

86 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CIGARETTE SMOKING AND SUICIDE IN PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS Snene Hajer, Ben Amor Arwa, Krir Mohamed Wassim, Ben Cheikh Chaker, Lakhal Najoua, Oumaya Mohamed, Gallali Sleheddine (TUNISIA)

87 HYDROCEPHALUS AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: A Case report Snene Hajer, Ben Amor Arwa, Krir Mohamed Wassim, Ben Cheikh Chaker, Lakhal Najoua, Oumaya Mohamed, Gallali Sleheddine (TUNISIA)

88 METHYLPHENIDATE UTILIZATION IN TURKEY:AUGUST 2012- OCTOBER 2013 Halil Eren Sakalli, Ezgi Ak, Emre Umut Gürpýnar, Elif Akyýldýz, Esma Kadý, Cem Seckin, Mesil Aksoy, Ali Alkan, Guven Artiran, Saim Kerman (TURKEY)

89 SACCADIC REFIXATION IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ADHD IN ADULTS Piotr Walecki, Marek Kunc, Edward J. Gorzelañczyk (POLAND)

90 Working Memory Training role in ADHD treatment Catarina Ferreira, Joana Ferreira, Catarina Amaral, Carla Pinho (PORTUGAL)

91 A Mixed-Method Study of Expert Psychological Evidence Submitted For a Cohort of Asylum Seekers Undergoing Refugee Status Determination in Australia Kuowei Tay, Naomi Frommer, Jill Hunter, Derrick Silove, Zachary Steel (AUSTRALIA)

92 ACCESS IN MENTAL HEALTH - THE EXPERIENCE OF DEMAND ANALYSIS GROUP - GAD AS A RESOURCE IN THE PREPARATION OF THERAPEUTIC DESIGN, VOLTA REDONDA, RJ, BRAZIL Lilian Carvalho Varela, Marcia Batista Gil Nunes, Dagmar C.S. Silva (BRAZIL)

93 MENTAL HEALTH IN SCHOOLS: FACING THE ‘ DRUG ‘ CHALLENGE APPROACH TO CRACK USE, ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS IN SCHOOLS IN THE VOLTA REDONDA CITY, RJ, BRAZIL Dagmar Coutinho S. Silva, Marcia Batista Gil Nunes, Lilian Carvalho Varela (BRAZIL)

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95 COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND BULLYING Luciana Xavier Senra, Lelio Moura Lourenço (BRAZIL)

96 Parent-reported sleep problems, symptom ratings, and serum ferritin levels in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder: a case control study Omnia Ismail (EGYPT)

97 THERAPEUTIC ADHERENCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: COMPARISON BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL AND UNUSUAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS Bani Tefahi (ALGERIA)

98 Heart transplantation and treated Atomoxetine: report of a case of child Xavier Gastaminza, Purificacion Escobar, Ferran Gran, Roser Vacas, Oscar Herreros (SPAIN)

99 EFFECTS OF LOCAL GUIDELINES ON PRESCRIBING PRACTICE AND TREATMENT OUTCOMES IN A LONGSTAY PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY Ivana Ilickovic, Slobodan Jankovic, Aleksandar Tomcuk, Jovo Dedovic, Kristina Becir (MONTENEGRO)

100 LEVELS OF OLIGOELEMENTS IN CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD IN COMPARISON WITH HEALTHY CONTROL GROUPS José Alda, Estrella Ferreira, María Izquierdo, Eduardo Serrano, Oscar Sans, María Mairena (SPAIN)

101 MENTAL DISTRESS IN CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD IN COMPARISON WITH HEALTHY CONTROL GROUP José Alda, Estrella Ferreira, Eduardo Serrano, Oscar Sans, María Mairena, María Izquierdo (SPAIN)

José Alda, Estrella Ferreira, Oscar Sans, Eduardo Serrano, Estefania Vargas-Clara, María Mairena, María Izquierdo (SPAIN)

103 The diagnositic and treatment incidence of Attention deficit/Hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in Korea using National Health Insurance data 2007-2011 Minha Hong, Geon Ho Bahn, Yeon Jung Lee, Sang Min Lee (KOREA, REP.)

104 Morphometric brain abnormalities and the categorical versus dimensional relationship between schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and psychotic bipolar disorder Neeraj Tandon, Ian Mathew, Pranav Nanda, Shaun Eack, Brett Clementz, Godfrey Pearlson, John Sweeney, Carol Tamminga, Matcheri Keshavan (USA)

105 Are People with Mental Illness to Blame for Most of the Mass Shootings in America? Priscilla Chukwueke, E. Akerele (USA)

106 PREVALENCE OF ENEURESIS IN SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN IN ZAHEDAN,IRAN, 2011-2012 Mahboubeh Firouzkouhi Moghaddam, Simin Sadeghi bojd, Ananaz Gaffari, Amir hossein Heidari poor (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

107 The effectiveness of cognitive-behavioural play therapy on the symptoms of attentiondeficit/hyperactivity disorder in children aged 7–9 years Ebrahim Abdollahian, Fateme Mohareri (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

108 RELATION BETWEEN SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Filipe Vicente, S. Charro, C. Costa (PORTUGAL)

109 MILD TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY AND ADHD: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND METAANALYSIS J. Biederman, B.O. Adeyemo, R. Zafonte, S.V. Faraone (USA)

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María Isabel Vásquez Suyo, Pedro Núñez Torres (PERU)

102 SLEEP DISTURBANCES DETERMINED BY QUESTIONERS IN CHILDREN DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD IN COMPARISON WITH A HEALTHY CONTROL GROUP

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94 PHOBIA TREATMENT UNIT FOR USE IN A VIRTUAL REALITY PERUVIAN HOSPITAL: A PROJECT

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Addiction 110 PREVALENCE OF DUAL DIAGNOSIS-PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS DURING ONE YEAR PERIOD Dzevad Begic, Srebrenka Bise, Omer Semalovic, Biljana Kurtovic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

111 Freedom from Addiction and DSM-5 Cesar Fabiani (USA)

113 SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE AND MANAGEMENT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF LEÓN

119 Drug addiction and women - experience of special hospital for substance abuse in Belgrade Diana Raketic, Mira Kovacevic (SERBIA)

120 Correlation study between negative affectivity and withdrawal symptoms in smokers Serena Perillo, Giuly Bertoli, Carmen Berrocal, Fiammetta Cosci (ITALY)

121 ADHD AND IMPULSIVITY IN METHADONE DEPENDANTS PATIENTS David Calvo Medel, Silvia Lou Mur, Daniel Pérez Tausia, Ignacio Álvarez Marrodán, Rafael López Velasco, Virginia Torrente Mur (SPAIN)

Antonio Serrano, Raysi Hidalgo, Ruth Soto (SPAIN)

114 Do drug-induced psychosis is more schizophrenia? Luis Alfonso Núñez Domínguez, María Gracía Nicolás, David Calvo Medel (SPAIN)

115 TEMPERAMENT AND CHARACTER DIMENSIONS IN PATIENTS WITH DUAL DIAGNOSIS: DIFFERENCES REGARDING COMORBIDITY

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Julia Elena Marquez-Arrico, Gemma Prat, Irina Benaiges, Ana Adan (SPAIN)

116 VALIDATION OF A NEW GAMBLING QUESTIONNAIRE BASED ON DSM-IV-TR CRITERIA Marco Pascucci, Corrado Villella, Chiara De Waure, Elisabetta Righino, Claudia Ciciarelli, Mario Pettorruso, Andrea Di Cesare, Stefania Chiappini, Roberta Testa, Gianluigi Conte (ITALY)

117 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN PERSONALITY TRAITS AND PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING’S CRITERIA Marco Pascucci, Corrado Villella, Chiara De Waure, Mauro Pettorruso, Elisabetta Righino, Stefania Chiappini, Claudia Ciciarelli, Andrea Di Cesare, Roberta Testa, Gianluigi Conte (ITALY)

118 QUALITY OF LIFE IN DUAL PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS RECEIVING LONG-ACTING PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE: A ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY José María Vázquez Vázquez, Alexandre GonzálezRodríguez, Pedro Sanz Asín, Luis Vicente Perellón, Francisco J. López García, Cristo Manuel Cruz Alonso, G. Oriolo, M.B. Ortega Pacheco (SPAIN)

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122 LEPTIN AND GHRELIN LEVELS IN ALCOHOL DEPENDENT PATIENTS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH WITHDRAWAL AND CRAVING Sumit Mehta, Aparjita Baruah, Shobit Garg, Sumit Khatri (INDIA)

123 CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY AND PERSONALITY DISORDERS: INITIAL RESULTS FROM A COMORBIDITY INPATIENTS STUDY Raudi Fagundes, Débora Krieger, Caroline Reppold, Patrícia Fialho, Isabela Sperotto, Gabriela Pires, Paola Galeli, Helena Grassi, Mauro Terra (BRAZIL)

124 URBAN-RURAL CHARACTERISTICS AND DIFFERENCES IN PATIENTS WITH DUAL DISORDER PATHOLOGY IN FIRST ADMISSION FROM COMMUNITY CARE AND GENERAL PRACTICE Alfonso Fernández Galvez, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Cristina García Roman, Francisco Javier Fernández Osuna (SPAIN)

125 PSICOPATHOLOGY AND DRUG ABUSE IN A METHADONE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM PATIENT SAMPLE Fran Calvo-García, Cristina Giralt Vázquez, Oriol Turró-GArriga, Laia Calvó-Perxas (SPAIN)

126 PREVALENCE OF DRUG ABUSE, MULTIPLE DRUG USE, AND RELATION WITH SOCIODEMOGRAFIC CHARACTERISTICS IN A METHADONE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM PATIENT SAMPLE Fran Calvo-García, Cristina Giralt Vázquez, Oriol Turró-GArriga, Laia Calvó-Perxas (SPAIN)

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128 USE OF PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE IN DUAL PATHOLOGY Luis Alfonso Núñez Domínguez, María Gracía Nicolás, David Calvo Medel, Olga Arbeo Ruiz (SPAIN)

129 AMNESIC DISORDERS INDUCED BY ALCOHOL: KORSAKOFF PSYCHOSIS Olga Fuertes Puchades, Amparo Peña, Fernanda Molina López, Sara Mayero Mariscale de Gante, Amparo Muñoz Selva, Claudio Garay Bravo (SPAIN)

130 The non-medical use of prescription drugs María Del Pino Ordovás González, Esteban Rodríguez Jiménez, Geli Marie Chauca Chauca, Pablo Alonso Lobato (SPAIN)

131 Medicamental and psychotherapeutic correction for patients with aggressive behaviors in alcoholics Zarif Ashurov (UZBEKISTAN)

132 EFFICACY OF MEMANTINE IN ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL SYNDROME Lokesh Singh, Manish Kumar, CRJ Khess, Samir Praharaj (INDIA)

Julia Feit, Piotr Walecki, Wojciech Lasoñ, Marek Kunc, Ewelina Nowiñska, Edward Jacek Gorzelañczyk (POLAND)

137 METHYLENETETRAHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE C677T GENE POLYMORPHISM IN HEROIN DEPENDENCE: A CASE CONTROL STUDY Mohamed El-Hadidy, Ahmed El-Mogy, Ayman Elsamanoudy, Abdel-Hady El-Gilany (EGYPT)

138 COMPARISON OF THE SACCADIC REFIXATION PARAMETERS IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH METHADONE AND INDIVIDUALS FROM THE CONTROL GROUP Julia Feit, Piotr Walecki, Wojciech Lasoñ, Marek Kunc, Ewelina Nowiñska, Edward Jacek Gorzelañczyk (POLAND)

139 PSYCHOSOCIAL PREDICTORS OF SUBSTANCE USE AMONG ADOLESCENTS IN SOWETO, SOUTH AFRICA Jessica Magidson, Janan Dietrich, Kennedy Otwombe, Kathy Sikkema, Ingrid Katz, Glenda Gray (USA)

140 Psychopathological position of heroin addicts with varying degrees of motivation to treatment Shahruh Sultanov (UZBEKISTAN)

133 Cannabis abuse and neuropsychological deficits in schizophrenia patients Krzysztof Krysta, Irena Krupka-matuszczyk (POLAND)

141 ANTIOXIDANT SYSTEM AT EXPERIMENTAL MODEL of DRUG INTOXICATION Vasila Karimova (UZBEKISTAN)

134 EFFECTS OF MODULATION OF PREFRONTAL CORTEX BY TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION IN SMOKERS Maria Celia Brangioni, Joaquim Neto, Felipe Fregni, Luiz Telles, Luís Silva, Danilo Pereira, Raphael Barros (BRAZIL)

135 STUDY OF DUAL PATHOLOGY PREVALENCE IN PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION Montserrat Guitart, Clara Mangot, Raquel Barniol, Velvis Rodrigo, Mònica Puigpiquer, María Ángeles Foz (SPAIN)

142 THE AUDIT-C AS MARKER OF ALCOHOL/SUBSTANCEUSE DISORDERS IN PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS Timothy Lineberry, Mario Hitschfeld, Brian Palmer, Keith Miller, Craig Bryan (USA)

143 QUANTITATIVE EEG AND RESTING FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY ABNORMALITIES IN ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE Raul Mendoza Quiñones, Adianes Herrera Diaz, Yuniel Romero Quintana, Antonio Caballero Moreno, Mario Carballoso Acosta, Iraklys Salazar Guerra (CUBA)

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Lokesh Singh, S.H. Nizamie (INDIA)

136 THE ASSESSMENT OF OCULAR MOVEMENTS DEPENDING ON DAILY DOSE OF METHADONE IN PATIENTS ADDICTED TO OPIOIDS

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127 SLEEP ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC SPECTRAL POWER IN ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT PATIENTS

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144 Do PTSD and Depression symptoms reflect a general post-traumatic stress response? Identifying profiles via Latent Profile Analysis Cherie Armour, Ateka Contractor, Jon Elhai, Maurice Stringer, Gary Lyle, Dave Forbes, Don Richardson (UNITED KINGDOM)

145 EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING, SUICIDE ATTEMPTS AND SUBSTANCE RELAPSES IN PATIENTS WITH DUAL DIAGNOSIS: A FOLLOW UP STUDY Irina Benaiges, Gemma Prat, Julia Elena MarquezArrico, Silvia López-Vera, Ana Adan (SPAIN)

146 EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING AS A BIOMARKER OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN INDIVIDUALS WITH AND WITHOUT COCAINE DEPENDENCE Irina Benaiges, Josep María Serra-Grabulosa, Gemma Prat, Ana Adan (SPAIN)

147 Combined use of Varenicline and Cognitive Behavioral treatment for nicotine dependence in patients admitted to a psychiatric clinic in Rio de Janeiro – Brazil- - Improved technique Jorge Jaber, Renato Elias, Alessandro Teixeira, Veríssimo Jr José, Tomé Antonio (BRAZIL)

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148 BIPOLAR DISORDER IN IDIOPATHIC DYSTONIA: CASE STUDY Amira Belkhiria, Imene Benromdhane, Safouene Hechmi, Thouraya Sadki, Raja Labbene (TUNISIA)

152 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH LOCKEDIN SYNDROME Zulay Lugo, Fréderic Pellas, Vanessa CharlandVerville, Steven Laureys, Marie-Aurelie Bruno (BELGIUM)

153 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SMARTPHONE ADDICTION PRONENESS AND PSYCHOPHATHOLOGY Ki-Hwan Yook, Sung-Jae Lee, Borah Kim, Sang-Hyuk Lee (KOREA, REP.)

154 DYSEXECUTIVE ALTERATIONS AND ADDICTIVE PARAMETRES CONCERNING NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN ADOLESCENTS Carlos Valiente-Barroso, Jesús Alavaro-Izquierdo, Emilio García García (SPAIN)

155 A STUDY OF INTERCONSULTATIONS REQUESTED TO MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT FROM IN-HOSPITAL IMPRISON AREA María Susana Herrera Caballero, Rocío Torrecilla Olavarrieta, Ana María Álvarez Montoya, María Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

156 The dynamics of personality changes in alcohol-dependent people in the context of one-year abstinence Barbara Bêtkowska-Korpała, Anna Pastuszak, Anna Starowicz-Filip, Jolanta Ryniak, Józef Krzysztof Gierowski (POLAND)

157 Análisis en Patología Dual 149 THE EFFECT OF A SIX-WEEK ACUPRESSURE PROGRAM ON HARMFUL ALCOHOL USE AMONG ABORIGINAL PEOPLE IN SOUTHERN TAIWAN Mei-Hua Wang, Mei-Sang Yang (TAIWAN)

150 DISULFIRAM: AN OLD THERAPY FOR COCAINE DEPENDENCE? Olga Campos, Sofia Gomes, Maria Peixoto, Joana Pinheiro (PORTUGAL)

151 IMPACT OF A CROSS-TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE INTEGRATION OF SERVICES IN CONCURRENT MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS Michel Perreault, Nicole Perreault, Diana Milton, Michaël Sam-Tion, Jean-Marc Ménard, Jean Gagné, Léonie Archambault, Nadia Lespérance, El Hadj Touré (CANADA)

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Raposo Hernández Mercedes Rocío, Ivanov Batolsky Veselin, Belmar Simó Alejandro, Murcia Liarte Josefa Belén, Piqueras Acevedo María Dolores, Gil Sánchez Alfonso, Bello Pombo Inés, Martínez Pérez Isabel (SPAIN)

158 COMORBIDITY BETWEEN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS María Bettina Ortiz Medina (PARAGUAY)

159 Perfil sociodemográfico más prevalente en Patología Dual Ivanov Batolsky Veselin, Raposo Hernández Mercedes, Murcia Liarte Josefa Belén (SPAIN)

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160 Biomarkers of functionality in FEP with cannabis use Miryam Fernández Hernández, Monica Martínez Cengotitabengoa, Itxaso González Ortega, Sara Barbeito Resa, Margarita Saenz Herrero, Mahmoud Karim Haidar, Carlos Matute Almau, Ana María González-Pinto Arrillaga (SPAIN)

161 MANDATORY OUTPATIENT TREATMENT PROGRAM FOR DRUG ADDICTS IN SPECIAL HOSPITAL FOR ADDICTIONS IN BELGRADE, SERBIA”

168 A NATURALISTIC LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN ALCOHOLIC PATIENTS: CORRELATION WITH PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Riccardo Guglielmo, G. Fertonani Affini, L. Giustina, A. Affaticati, E. Savi, L. Ioime, M. Quatrale, E. Meloni, M. Carenti, L. Janiri (ITALY)

169 DETECTION AND STUDY OF EATING BEHAVIOR DISORDERS IN AN ALCOHOLISM UNIT María José Muñoz Algar, Patricia Bernal García, Félix Poyo Calvo, Cristina Salanova Otero (SPAIN)

Mira Kovaèeviæ, Diana Raketiæ (SERBIA)

162 SLEEP DISORDER IN OPIATE ADDICTS Stojana Raicevic, Olivera Sbutega, Aleksandar Vujoševic (SERBIA)

163 ADAPTATION AND VALIDATION OF THE PAS-ADD CHECKLIST (EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY) IN SPANISH POPULATION Almudena Martorell Cafranga, Pedro Gutiérrez Recacha, Alfonso Álvarez-Monteserín (SPAIN)

164 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER: IMPACT IN CLINICAL PRESENTATION IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA David Rentero, Natalia Mesa, Laura Hernández, Sergio Puerta, Manuel Nieves (SPAIN)

170 WERNICKE- KORSAKOFF SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT Isabel María Castillo García (SPAIN)

172 A case of pathological gambling Sílvia Freitas, Sandra Queirós (PORTUGAL)

173 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SMOKING, ALCOHOL CRAVING, AND HIGH-RISK SITUATIONS TO RELAPSE IN TREATMENT-SEEKING ALCOHOLICS Terry Schneekloth, Mario Hitschfeld, Jon Ebbert, Daniel Hall-Flavin, Victor Karpyak, Jennifer Geske, Mark Frye (USA)

174 Depressive co-morbid conditions among patients on methadone treatment

Charlotte Gedeon, Carolina Widinghoff, Tove Abrahamsson, Anna Lilliebladh, Anders Hakansson (SWEDEN)

166 IS ANABOLIC ANDROGENIC STEROID DEPENDENCE AN EMERGING DISORDER? Joana Rebelo, Cátia Guerra, Patrícia Nunes (PORTUGAL)

167 SUBSTANCE USE IN PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING: EFFECT OF AGE AND PERSONALITY Susana Jiménez-Murcia, Roser Granero, Zaida Agüera, Neus Aymamí, Monica Gómez-Peña, Amparo del Pino-Gutiérrez, Laura Moragas, Sarah Sauchelli, Melania La Verde, Fernando FernándezAranda (SPAIN)

175 OLANZAPINE FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANNABINOID HYPEREMESIS SYNDROME Sonia Ramos, María Llobet, David Córcoles, Jordi León, Inmaculada Ruiz (SPAIN)

176 CASE REPORT: DISULFIRAM AND PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN DEPENDENT OF CRACK Cristiano Silva, Célia Brangioni, Raphael BarrosBoechat (BRAZIL)

177 DOES CANNABIDIOL PROTECT AGAINST MANIA EPISODES? Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, Alejandra Espinosa Benavides, Leticia Mallol Castaño, María Del Valle, Marta Carmona Osorio (SPAIN)

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165 Interim buprenorphine treatment in heroin addiction - an effectiveness study

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Nadica Kirkova (MACEDONIA, FYR)

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178 IN NO MAN’S LAND: ON PURPOSE OF THE THERAPEUTIC ITINERARY OF ONE CASE OF DUAL DISORDER Cristina Abad, Ana Barrera, María Luisa Bouzán, Bárbara Marco, Patricia Latorre, Candela Pérez, Guillermo Pírez (SPAIN)

179 EXPERT WITNESS POSTION ON TO THE PENALIZATION AND LEGALIZATION OF THC IN PUERTO RICO Carlos A. Cabán Pacheco, Ileana Fumero (PUERTO RICO)

180 THE EFFECT OF ILLEGAL ACTS ON GAMBLING DISORDER Susana Jiménez-Murcia, Roser Granero, Fernando Fernández-Aranda, Neus Aymamí, Mónica GómezPeña, Laura Moragas, Amparo del Pino-Gutiérrez, Sarah Sauchelli, Mohammed A. Islam, José M. Menchón (SPAIN)

181 SELF-MEDICATION BY METHYLPHENIDATE AMONG BRAZILIAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Luciana Xavier Senra, Nayara Mantovani Lacerda (BRAZIL)

182 EFFICIENCY OF THE SSRIs IN THE TREATMENT OF ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE

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Aida Álvarez, José Juan Avila, Pablo Vidal, Ana López, Antonio Zambrana, Raquel Fernández (SPAIN)

183 A clinical Study of Seizures in Patients with Tramadol Abuse: An Upper Egyptian Experience Mohamed Ayman Bakheet, Ahmed Mohamed Abdelkrem, Mena Maher Mikhael, Amal Tawfik Mohamed (EGYPT)

184 DIFERENCES IN DOSE OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION BETWEEN PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT CANNABIS USE Ainara Arnaiz, Olga Olivas, Irene Agulló, Mercedes Zumárraga (SPAIN)

185 DIFERENCE IN DISRUPTIVE AND AGRESIVE BEHAVIOR AT ADMISSION BETWEEN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT CANNABIS USE Irene Agulló, Ainara Arnaiz, Olga Olivas, Mercedes Zumárraga (SPAIN)

186 Brain surgery and agonist oral cocaine: two therapeutic modalities originating and applied in Peru for cocaine addiction Teobaldo Llosa (PERU)

187 COMBINED ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT AND CANNABIS ABUSE IN PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS Olga Olivas, Irene Agulló, Ainara Arnaiz, Mercedes Zumárraga (SPAIN)

188 ¿CUÁNTOS CONTROLES DE TÓXICOS SE REALIZAN AL AÑO EN LA UNIDAD DE CONDUCTAS ADICTIVAS? María Palomo Monge, David Gimeno Montes, Koren Preckler Peña, Arantzazu Duque Domínguez, Silvia Sánchez de la Pisa, José Manuel Gallego Bellido, Rubén Ochoa Blanco, Beatriz Lara de Lucas, Carlos Moreno Rubio, Carmen Camuñas de la Calle (SPAIN)

189 ABUSE IN ALCOHOL-DEPENDENCE WOMEN Cristina Salanova Otero, María José Muñoz Algar, Félix Poyo Calvo (SPAIN)

190 ¿CUÁNTA GENTE DEMANDA INFORMACIÓN EN LA UNIDAD DE CONDUCTAS ADICTIVAS? María Palomo Monge, David Gimeno Montes, Koren Preckler Peña, Arantzazu Duque Domínguez, Silvia Sánchez de la Pisa, Beatriz Lara de Lucas, Rubén Ochoa Blanco, José Manuel Gallego Bellido, Carlos Moreno Rubio, Carmen Camuñas de la Calle (SPAIN)

191 ¿QUIÉN DERIVA A LOS PACIENTES A LA UNIDAD DE CONDUCTAS ADICTIVAS? María Palomo Monge, David Gimeno Montes, Koren Preckler Peña, Arantzazu Duque Domínguez, Silvia Sánchez de la Pisa, Rubén Ochoa Blanco, Beatriz Lara de Lucas, José Manuel Gallego Bellido, Carlos Moreno Rubio, Carmen Camuñas de la Calle (SPAIN)

192 PROPUESTA PARA EL ABORDAJE PSICOTERAPÉUTICO AMBULATORIO EN TOXICOMANÍAS María Eugenia De La Viuda Suárez, Rebeca Costa Trigo, Antia Casas Posada, Jennifer Fernández Fernández, Isabel Saavedra, Rocío Coto Lesmes (SPAIN)

193 CIRCADIAN RHYTHM OF PERIPHERAL TEMPERATURE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER. INFLUENCE OF AGE OF CONSUMPTION ONSET Silvia López-Vera, Irina Benaiges, Juan Antonio Madrid, Ana Adan (SPAIN)

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195 SLEEP DISORDERS DURING METHADONE MAINTENANCE: A CASE REPORT Silvério Modesto Moreira Soares Macedo, João Lopes, João Ramalheira (PORTUGAL)

196 TDAH Y TUS, DIFERENCIAS EN EL GRADO DE DEPENDENCIA Y RECAÍDAS EN UN CENTRO DE TRATAMIENTO DE ADICCIONES Carla Falconi-Valderrama, Noelia Olmo-López, Jorge García-Tellez, Francisco Flores-Ortiz (SPAIN)

197 ESTUDIO RETROSPECTIVO DE COMORBILIDAD ENTRE EL TRASTORNO POR USO DE SUSTANCIAS Y TRASTORNO POR DÉFICIT DE ATENCIÓN E HIPERACTIVIDAD Carla Falconi-Valderrama, Noelia Olmo-López, Francisco Flores-Ortiz, Jorge García-Tellez (SPAIN)

198 SEXAM QUESTIONNAIRE (SEXUALITY AND MENTAL HEALTH) AND ALCOHOLISM Raquel Fernández Ovejero, Ángel Luis Montejo González, Susana Majadas Fernández, Fran Sans Lecusan, Ana López Villarreal, Aida Álvarez Pedrero (SPAIN)

199 ALCOHOL USE DISORDERS AND SEXUALITY Raquel Fernández Ovejero, José Juan Avila Escribano, Antonio Zambrana Gómez, Pablo Vidal Pérez, Lourdes Aguilar Sánchez, Nuria Ruiz Margareto (SPAIN)

200 KEEP IN MIND CANNABINOID HYPEREMESIS SYNDROME Carla Contreras, Hector Pelaez, Montserrat Mola, Carolina Becerra, Jordi Bigas, María Serra, Penelope Vinuesa, Josep Cañete (SPAIN)

201 Levin stein Nelly Temmy (USA)

Ana Prata, Neide Urbano, Fernanda Pedro, Ana Moscoso, Cátia Milheiro, Paula Vilariça, Carla Silva, António Matos (PORTUGAL)

204 Axis I in an Internal Medicine Department at a General Hospital in Mexico and requests for psychiatric consultation Adelina Alcorta-Garza, Guadalupe Rodríguez, Rubén Vyeira-Chacón, Marco Vinicio Gómez-Meza (MEXICO)

205 WHEN ALCOHOL HIDES A SECRET - THE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION IN THE SEXUAL ABUSER OF MINORS Sandra Queirós, Sílvia Freitas, Silvério Macedo (PORTUGAL)

207 PATTERN OF PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE USE AMONG MEDICAL AND NON MEDICAL STUDENTS IN A NIGERIAN UNIVERSITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Emmanuel Babalola, Akin Akinhanmi, Adegboyega Ogunwale (NIGERIA)

208 PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE USE AMONG PEOPLE LIVING WITH EPILEPSY IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA Emmanuel Babalola, Akin Akinhanmi, Oluwaseun Oluwaranti, Omokehinde Onigbinde (NIGERIA)

209 PROBLEMATIC USE OF SUBSTANCES BY PATIENTS IN BELGIAN GENERAL PRACTICE Nicole Boffin, Jerome Antoine, Viviane Van Casteren (BELGIUM)

210 EL CONSUMO DE DROGAS DE ABUSO NO ES UN ACTO PRIVADO. AFECTA LA COGNICIóN SOCIAL Ricardo Heffel, Leonardo Cecotti, Cesar Bourdieu (ARGENTINA)

211 IMPORTANT FACTORS IN THE ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION OF COLLEGE STUDENTS Yanira C. Santana, Beatriz cabrejas, Ángeles Llorca-Diez, Gloria Bueno, Ángeles Díez, Ginés Llorca (SPAIN)

202 ALCOHOL USE DISORDERS: AN INVISIBLE ILLNESS IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL Pedro-Guillermo Serrano-Pérez, Jaime Nogueiras, Óscar González-Aduna, Elena EzquiagaTerrazas (SPAIN)

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Siarhei Davidousski, Andrei Koputov (BELARUS)

203 PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCE USE IN ADOLESCENTS ATTENDING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

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194 Studying the relationship of personal characteristics with genetic factors

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212 The effect of substitution methadone treatment in the reduction of alcohol abuse among opioid addicts Olivera Subotin-Popovska, Nadica Kirkova, Pavlina Vaskova, Marina Vladimirova, Iskra TrencevskaIvanovska, Daniela Tasevska (MACEDONIA, FYR)

213 COCAINE USE AND URBAN VIOLENCE IN BRAZIL: DATA FROM A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE SURVEY Clarice Madruga, Renata Rigacci, Carolina Gaya, Ilana Pinsky, Raul Caetano, Ronaldo Laranjeira (BRAZIL)

214 A SMOKING CESSATION PILOT PROGRAM IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Isabel Adoración Martin-Antoniano, Carmen González-Martín, Luis Fernando Alguacil (SPAIN)

215 DELIRIUM TREMENS AT THE ACUTE WARD OF PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC IN OLOMOUC, CZECH REPUBLIC Barbora Mainerova, Jan Prasko, Jarmila Smoldasova, Rostislav Horacek (CZECH REPUBLIC)

216 TOBACCO, ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE USE AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN TUNISIA Jihed Sehli, Saoussen Bouhlel, Jaafer Nakhli, Bassem Hosni, Chekib Zedini, Bechir Ben Hadj Ali (TUNISIA)

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217 ARE TUNISIAN STUDENTS CYBER-ADDICTED? Jihed Sehli, Saoussen Bouhlel, Jaafer Nakhli, Bassem Hosni, Chekib Zedini, Bechir Ben Hadj Ali (TUNISIA)

218 TREATING CRACK DEPENDENCE WITH CONTINGENCE MANAGEMENT IN BRAZIL: ADHERENCE AND ABSTNANCE OUTCOMES André Miguel, Rodolfo Yamauchi, Viviane Simões, Claudio da Silva, Ronaldo Laranjeira (BRAZIL)

219 A DOUBLE BLIND PLACEBO CONTROLLED RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF PREGABALIN FOR ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE: INTERIM ANALYSIS Evgeny Krupitsky, Kseniya Rybakova, Evgeniya Skurat, Alexey Kiselev (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

220 BRIGHTON’S “G” MEN – A PROFILE OF GAMMABUTYROLACTONE / GAMMA-HYDROXYBUTYRIC ACID USERS IN AN AREA OF HIGH DRUG MORTALITY Saleema Durgahee, Giles Allen, Hugh Williams (UNITED KINGDOM)

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221 CORRELATES OF CAFFEINATED ENERGY DRINK USE IN RUSSIAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Maia Rusakova, Dace Svikis, Veronika Odinokova, Pamela Dillon (USA)

222 THE ROLE OF EMOTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF PERSONALITY AND DEMOGERAPHIC CHARACTERISTIC IN THE PREDICTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AMONG PATIENTS IN METHADONE MAINTENANCE TREATMENT PROGRAMS AND NORMAL INDIVIDUALS saieed pournaghash tehrani, sareh alijani (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

223 SELF-HELP GROUPS AS A MODALITY OF TREATMENT IN ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE IN BRAZIL Helder de Pádua Lima, Violante Augusta Batista Braga, Anny Giselly Milhome da Costa, Patrícia Neyva da Costa Pinheiro (BRAZIL)

224 BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS: GAMBLING CAN BE A “DRUG” Margarida Duarte, Joana Teixeira, Joana Melim, Ana Rosário Fonseca, Hermano Tavares (PORTUGAL)

225 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY INTHAILAND: A NATIONAL STUDY 2008 Phunnapa Kittirattanapaiboon, Thoranin Kongsuk, Wachira Pengjuntr, Jintana Leejongpermpoon, Worawan Chutha, Kedsaraporn Kenbubpha (THAILAND)

226 COGNITIVE REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH A COMORBID ADDICTION TO PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES Krzysztof Krysta, Ewelina Pilarska, Irena KrupkaMatuszczyk (POLAND)

227 BIPOLAR DISORDER AND CANNABIS USE: DEMOGRAPHIC DIFFERENCES Francisco Javier Zamora Rodríguez, José Miguel Zoido Ramos, Concepción Benítez Vega, María Isabel Teva García (SPAIN)

228 DIFFERENCES IN TREATMENT RECEIVED IN A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER WITH AND WITHOUT USE OF CANNABIS Francisco Javier Zamora Rodríguez, Guadalupe Espárrago Llorca, María Rosa Sánchez-Waisen Hernández, Concepción Benítez Vega, Francisco José Vaz Leal (SPAIN)

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230 DUAL OR SUBSTANCE INDUCED DISORDER? A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW IN PSYCHOSIS Joana Ferreira, Maria João Martins, Paula Castilho, Maria João Santos (PORTUGAL)

231 DIFFERENCES IN THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF SOMATIC AND TESTING IN A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER WITH AND WITHOUT USE OF CANNABIS Francisco Javier Zamora Rodríguez, Antonio Leal Micharet, María Rosa Sánchez-Waisen Hernández, Concepción Benítez Vega, Juan Antonio Guisado Macías (SPAIN)

232 CONSUMPTION OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES AND PERSONALITY TRAITS IN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS Mª Del Carmen García Mahía, Beatriz Ferreiro Fernández, María Vidal Millares (SPAIN)

233 ATTENTIONAL BIAS FOR ALCOHOL IN COCAINEDEPENDENT PATIENTS Pablo Puras, Sandra Segui, Gabriel Rubio (SPAIN)

234 THE ROLE OF BRAIN INJURY IN PTSD WITH PSEUDOSEIZURES: A CASE STUDY

Mª Del Carmen García Mahía, Niceto González Valerio, María Vidal Millares (SPAIN)

239 DIFFERENCES IN PEAK VELOCITY OF EYEBALL MOVEMENTS IN ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT PATIENTS Marek Kunc, Piotr Walecki, Julia Feit, Wojciech Lasoñ, Marcin Ziółkowski, Edward J. Gorzelañczyk (POLAND)

240 CLOZAPINE AND CIGARETTE SMOKING: EFFECTS ON PHARMACOKINETICS Iosune Torio, David Rentero, Laura Hernández, Rosana Ashbaugh, José De la Oliva, Natalia Mesa, Francisco Arias (SPAIN)

241 If it’s legal, it ain’t bad! Leonor Sá Machado, Rita Teixeira (PORTUGAL)

242 BIPOLAR DISORDER AND ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOR Thouraya Sadki, Souha Ben Alaya, Olfa Meziou, Ahlem Hajeri, Haifa Zalila (TUNISIA)

243 Association analysis of BRAP polymorphisms on the risk of Alcohol Dependence and Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) Jee Wook Kim, Byung Lae Park, Boung Chul Lee, Hyun Sub Cheong, Lyoung Hyo Kim, Jee On Kim, Cheong Hoon Seo, Tae-Cheon Kang, Hyoung Doo Shin, Ihn-Geun Choi (KOREA, REP.)

Samvel Margaryan (ARMENIA)

235 SPEECH UNDERSTANDING IN ALCOHOL ADDICTS Edward J. Gorzelanczyk, Piotr Walecki, Marek Kunc, Andrzej Wicher, Aleksander Sêk (POLAND)

236 PREVANECE OF ALCOHOLISM IN A PSYCHIATRIC POPULATION OF 15O PATIENTS Arwa Ben Amor, Sami Edhif, Najwa Lakhal (TUNISIA)

237 THE QUALITY OF MEDICAL CARE IN PSYCHIATRIC ALCOHOLICS PATIENTS Arwa Ben Amor, Hajer Snen, Sami Edhif, Najwa Lakhal (TUNISIA)

244 DEADLIEST MENTAL ILLNESS – RESPONSIBILITY OF PSYCHIATRISTS AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES E.K. Rodrigo (AUSTRALIA)

245 NOVEL PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES: CHARACTERIZATION OF USE IN A PORTUGUESE SAMPLE Cristina Tavares, Manuela Araújo, Ana Carvalho, Hernâni Carqueja, Joana Saraiva, João Guerra, Luísa Confraria (PORTUGAL)

246 IMPACT OF DEPRESSION ON PATHOLOGICAL INTERNET USE AMONG INTERN DOCTORS OF CAIRO UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (KASR AL-AINY) Dalia Enaba, Maha Mobasher, Ashraf Fouad, Kareem Shawky, Hamdy Moselhy (EGYPT)

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María J. Martínez, Guadalupe Jerí, Ismael Jiménez, Javier Álvarez, Ángeles Carrillo, M. Paz Sicilia, Alicia Jaén, Pablo Botías, Isabel Ibernón, Miriam Fueyo (SPAIN)

238 DUAL PATHOLOGY APPROACH IN MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC

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229 EFFECTIVENESS OF PALIPERIDONE E. R. IN COCAINE ABUSE DISORDER

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247 HIGHER FREQUENCY OF C3435T OF THE ABCB1 GENE IN PATIENTS WITH TRAMADOL DEPENDENCY DISORDER MAY PREDICT A PROTECTIVE ROLE Dalia Enaba, Heba El-Baz, Hamdy Moselhy (EGYPT)

248 Infectious comorbidity as a marker of psychiatric severity in patients with dual diagnosis. A preliminary study Helen Dolengevich-Segal, María Frenzi Rabito-Alcón, Jorge Gómez-Arnau, Javier Correas Lauffer (SPAIN)

249 DIMENSIONAL AND CATEGORICAL PHENOTYPES OF OPIOID USE DISORDER CRITERIA AMONG FREQUENT NONMEDICAL PRESCRIPTION OPIOID USERS Silvia Martins, João Castaldelli-Maia, Katherine Keyes, Magdalena Cerdá, Daniel Pilowsky, Laura Andrade (USA)

250 INTRA-ETHNIC DIFFERENCES ON THE INCIDENCE AND RISK OF RISKY DRINKING AMONG HISPANIC GROUPS IN THE UNITED STATES Carlos F. Rios-Bedoya (USA)

251 THE MULTIDIMENSIONALITY OF IMPULSIVITY IN DEPRESSION ON CONTEXT OF ALCOHOLISM

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Nélson Almeida (PORTUGAL)

252 IMPORTANCE IN THE ASSESSMENT OF COMORBIDITIES IN ADDICTIONS. DEPENDENCIES BEHAVIOURAL SUBSTANCE-, GAMBLING ADDICTION, SEX ADDICTION, OR RELATING TO LEGAL SUBSTANCES. APPROACH TO COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT PROGRAMS Cristina Bombin, Blas Bombín (SPAIN)

253 Descriptive study of patients whit substance use disorders and bariatric surgery Javiera Libuy Mena, Trinidad Lyng Benitez, Jorge Rodríguez Rojas, Tomás León Rodríguez, Marcela Babul Karmy (CHILE)

254 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF PATIENTS WITH SUBSTANCE DISORDERS AND BARIATRIC SURGERY Maria Lyng, Javiera Libuy, Tomás León, Marcela Babul (CHILE)

255 COMORBIDITY BETWEEN ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE AND OTHER PSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS IN CZECH ADULTS Ladislav Csémy (CZECH REPUBLIC)

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256 QUALITY OF LIFE AND USE OF COCAINE, CRACK AND MULTIPLE DRUGS Natália Jora, Sandra Pillon, Josélia Domingos (BRAZIL)

257 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DEPENDENCE ON COCAINE AND CRACK USERS Sandra Pillon, Natália Jora, Josélia Domingos (BRAZIL)

258 FREQUENCY OF NEUROLOGIC DISEASE AS A RESULT OF ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE SYNDROM WITH SEQUENCES ON MENTAL STATUS Nera Zivlak Radulovic, Visnja Banjac (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

259 Substance Abuse among Physicians Milapkumar Patel, Anjan Bhattacharyya (USA)

260 GRAPHOMOTOR AND PSYCHOMOTOR SKILLS IN OPIOID-DEPENDED PATIENTS Edward Jacek Gorzelañczyk, Wojciech Lasoñ, Julia Feit, Piotr Walecki, Marek Kunc, Marcin Ziółkowski (POLAND)

261 PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT OF ALCOHOL INPATIENT DETOXIFICATION Joana Teixeira, Margarida Duarte, Rute Alves, Teresa Mota, João Cabral Fernandes (PORTUGAL)

262 PSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATES AND PREDICTORS OF RISK BEHAVIOR AMONG WOMEN IDU’S Kimneihat Vaiphei, Muralidar D, Prabha S. Chandra (INDIA)

263 DIFFERENCES IN WAITING AND STOPPING ABILITIES IN THE STOP SIGNAL TASK BETWEEN PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLERS AND POLYSUBSTANCE USERS P. Dannon, S. Kertzman, M. Kotler (ISRAEL)

264 HARMFUL EFFECTS OF SELLING OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE Z. Hajiani (PAKISTAN)

265 THE CLASSIFICATIONS AND RECENT STUDIES ABOUT DRUGADICTION: ARREST THE NATURAL? D. Mazzei Nogueira (BRAZIL)

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267 RISK FACTORS FOR SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR IN SUBSTANCE ABUSERS A. Roy (USA)

268 SEX DIFFERENCES IN METHAMPHETAMINE USE AND DEPENDENCE IN A THAI TREATMENT COHORT T. Rungnirundorn, R. Kalayasiri (THAILAND)

269 HEROIN AS TREATMENT. SCIENCE, POWER AND METADISCURSIVITY P. Massó (SPAIN)

270 A LITERATURE REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF MENTOR/ MENTORING PROGRAM ON SUBSTANCE USE IN HIGH RISK YOUTH N. Aliji (USA)

271 CANNABIS USE IS ASSOCIATED WITH BIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF AGEING IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS L. Scoriels, S. Theegala, M. Giro, S.E. Ozanne, K. Burling, P.B. Jones, E. Fernández-Egea (BRAZIL)

272 EFFECTIVENESS OF AN EMOTIONAL-INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION GROUP IN ALCOHOLISM: A CONTROLLED TRIAL R. De Filippis, G. Martinotti, G. Pozzi, R. Guglielmo, S. Zicari, M. Vasale, R. Franza, L. Janiri (ITALY)

276 THREAT INDUCED AUTONOMIC HYPERACTIVITY OF PANIC DISORDER EVIDENCED BY HEART RATE VARIABILITY Sheng-Min Wang, Kyoung-Uk Lee (KOREA, REP.)

277 AFFECTATION OF AFFECTIVE DISORDER DUE TO PREGNANCY Natalia Benayas Pérez, Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Sofia Irene Valladolid Benayas, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero soto (SPAIN)

278 Stigma of infertility and mental health Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sonia Sánchez Ortueta, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

279 The antidepressant effect of fluoxitine after foot-shock stress is mediated by opioid and NMDA receptor blockage in mice forced swimming test Arya Haj Mirzaian, Sattar Ostadhadi, Nastaran Kordjazy, Arvin Haj Mirzaian, Ahmad Reza Dehpour (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

280 Promoting reflection space to enhance mental patient¡¦s positive mindset in Castle Peak Hospital, Hong Kong SAR Lai Sa Wong, Lilian Suen, Teresa Chung (HONG KONG,CHINA)

273 PATOLOGÍA DUAL. ADOLESCENCIA. AUTOAGRESIONES J. Zorrilla (ARGENTINA)

274 THE COURSE AND OUTCOME OF ALCOHOL USE DISORDERS (AUD)-A POPULATION BASED COHORT STUDY IN GOA, INDIA A. Nadkarni, A. Naik, B. Bhat, V. Patel (INDIA)

275 WHAT IS POSITIVE WHEN URINE TOXICOLOGIES ARE NEGATIVE FOR SYNTHETIC CANNABINOIDS? A. Bulbena-Cabre, N. Ramos Dunn, R. Gorman Swift (USA)

281 SELF-EFFICACY AND DEPRESSION IN INCIDENT CASES OF RENAL FUNCTION SUBSTITUTIVE TREATMENT Antonio Serrano, Carmen Cobelo, Elena Astudillo (SPAIN)

282 PSYCHIATRIC EXPERIENCES IN TREATING GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER Milan Latas, Mina Cvjetkovic Bosnjak, Srdjan Milovanovic (SERBIA)

283 The symptoms and correlations Fard Solana (BAHRAIN)

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D. Schoepf, H. Uppal, R. Potluri, S. Chandran, R. Heun (GERMANY)

Anxiety, Stress and Adjustment Disorders

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266 MULTIMORBIDITY IS THE MAJOR REASON FOR GENERAL HOSPITAL BASED MORTALITY IN ALCOHOLISM IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

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284 PREDICTORS OF OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE SYMPTOMS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Ana Paula Amaral, Maria João Soares, Sandra Bos, Ana Telma Pereira, Mariana Marques, José Valente, Nuno Madeira, Carolina Roque, António Macedo (PORTUGAL)

285 MENINGIOMA AND ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY Fernández Burraco Clara, Gómez Gutiérrez Mª Dolores, Hervás Torres Vanesa (SPAIN)

286 STRESS AMONGST MEDICAL STUDENTS: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY Kabir Garg, P.K. Dalal, Manu Agarwal, P.K. Sinha (INDIA)

287 Catastrophic interpretation of withdrawal symptoms in smokers Giulia Anna Aldi, Francesca Ferraro, Serena Giacomelli, Giuly Bertoli, Fiammetta Cosci (ITALY)

288 CASE REPORT ‘MYSTERIOUS FINGER’ - OCD PRESENTING AS DISGUST SENSITIVITY Miyuru Chandradasa, Jayan Mendis, Layani Champika, Kavinda Gunathilake (SRI LANKA)

289 ANXIETY AND POSTTRAUMATIC SYMPTOMS IN CHRONIC PTSD - RESEARCH ON STABILITY

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Krzysztof Rutkowski, Edyta Dembinska, Michał Mielimaka, Jerzy Sobanski, Łukasz MuldnerNieckowski, Katarzyna Cyranka, Bogna SmiatekMazgaj, Katarzyna Klasa (POLAND)

290 RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF BREATHING FOCUSED YOGA FOR SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER: PRELIMINARY RESULTS Arun Ravindran, Lakshmi Ravindran, Nadia Aleem, Tricia da Silva, Martha McKay (CANADA)

291 ETHNOGENETIC CHARACTERISTIC OF PATIENTS WITH NEUROTIC DISORDERS Nataliya Maruta, Olexandr Kutikov, Olena Semikina, Galyna Kalenska (UKRAINE)

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292 THE BRIEF OBSESSIVE–COMPULSIVE SCALE (BOCS): A SELF-REPORT SCALE FOR OCD AND OBSESSIVE– COMPULSIVE RELATED DISORDERS IN ADULTS AND ADOLESCENTS Susanne Bejerot, Gunnar Edman, Henrik Anckarsäter, Christopher Gillberg, Björn Hofvander, Mats B. Humble, Ewa Mörtberg, Maria Råstam, Ola Ståhlberg, Louise Frisén (SWEDEN)

293 ANXIETY DISORDER COMORBIDITY IN MOOD DISORDER PATIENTS REFERRED TO A TERTIARY CARE PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY Sabrina Paterniti, Jean-Claude Bisserbe (CANADA)

294 PAROXYSMAL CONDITIONS IN NEUROTIC DISORDERS Nataliya Maruta, Svitlana Kolyadko, Tamara Pan’ko, Mykhaylo Denysenko (UKRAINE)

295 CLINICAL-PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES OF DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS OF AN ENDOGENOUS GENESIS WITH SYMPTOMS OF ANXIETY Nataliya Maruta, Tamara Pan’ko, Galyna Kalenska, Viktoria Fedchenko, Oksana Maruta (UKRAINE)

296 Factors and Circumstances contributing to Adjustment disorder, requiring admission to hospital during 2 year Mandatory Military service in males aged 18-24yrs of age in Singapore Kimwei Lim, Yeeming Mok (SINGAPORE)

297 PREGABALINE AS MONOTHERAPY IN GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER WITH INSOMNIA Vladimir Janjic, Branimir Radmanovic, Slavica Djukic Dejanovic, Dragan Ravanic, Danijela Djokovic (SERBIA)

298 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES AND DEPRESSIVE-ANXIETY SYMPTOMS. COMPARISON BETWEEN A CLINICAL AND NONCLINICAL SAMPLE Anna Pastuszak, Thomas Beblo, Martin Driessen, Barbara Bêtkowska-Korpała, Anna Starowicz-Filip, Józef Krzysztof Gierowski (POLAND)

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300 MINDFUL ACCEPTANCE TRAINING MAY AFFECT HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN PANIC DISORDER PATIENTS Chung Tai Lee, Sung-Pil Lee, Sheng-Min Wang, Kyoung-Uk Lee (KOREA, REP.)

301 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE MODULATES CORTISOL AWAKENING RESPONSE AND SELF-REPORTED HEALTH IN CAREGIVERS OF PEOPLE WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Nicolás Ruiz Robledillo, Luis Moya Albiol (SPAIN)

302 INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC CRISIS IN ADJUSTMENT DISORDERS Beatriz Acevedo García, Pilar García Bolaños, Nereida Martínez Pedrosa, Ana Regidor Bonafonte, Marisa Escribano (SPAIN)

303 PERFECTIONISM, REPETITIVE NEGATIVE THOUGHT AND OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE SYMPTOMS Tiago Ferreira, António Macedo, Ana Pereira, António Pissarra (PORTUGAL)

304 Modifications of High Frequency Oscillations (HFOs) in Panic Disease (PD) and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) Paolo Grandinetti, Roberta Schipani, Giuseppe Guerriero, Daniele Stavros Hatzigiakoumis, Andrea De Angelis, Maria Luigia Crosta, Luigi Janiri, Giampaolo Perna, Domenico Restuccia, Gino Pozzi (ITALY)

305 PERSISTENT PERSONALITY CHANGE AFTER CATASROPHIC EXPERIENCE (F62, CIE-10) Elena Moral Zafra, Modesto Jesús Sánchez López, Luis Carles Dies, Nuria Martínez Agudiez (SPAIN)

306 MENTAL HEALTH AND HEALTH RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN INDIVIDUALS THREE MONTHS POST STROKE Diego Rivera, Laiene Olabarrieta, José Calderón, Helmer Chacón, Gina Vergara, Juan ArangoLasprilla (SPAIN)

Magdalena Redondo Casasola, Tamara Morena Larios, Laura Mella Domínguez, Fatima Vargas Lozano, María Alonso Suarez, Magdalena Leon Velasco, Victoria Muñoz Martínez, David Hernando Martínez, K. Joanna Van Gestel (SPAIN)

308 AMBIGUOUS LOSS AND ITS EFFECT ON THE MATERNAL-FILIAL BOND Tamara Morena Larios, Magdalena Redondo Casasola, Laura Mella Domínguez, Fatima Vargas Lozano, Magdalena Leon Velasco, Victoria Muñoz Martínez, David Hernando Martínez, K. Joanna Van Gestel (SPAIN)

309 OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER AND DEPRESSION. COMBINATION OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOR & ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPIES Julia Sevilla Llewellyn-Jones, Inmaculada Peñuela Calvo, Eva Castells Bescós (SPAIN)

310 COGNITIVE BEHAVIOR THERAPY FOR ADOLESCENTS. CASE STUDY OF A 14 YEARS OLD GIRL DIAGNOSED WITH PANIC DISORDER AND AGORAPHOBIA Julia Sevilla Llewellyn-Jones, Inmaculada Peñuela Calvo, César Bermúdez Jiménez (SPAIN)

311 EPILEPSY AND PANIC ATTACKS. WHO’S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD WOLF? Alexandra Pedruco, David Neves, Francisca Rêgo, Conceição Robalo (PORTUGAL)

312 PREDICTORS AND MODERATORS OF TREATMENT EFFICACY IN ANXIETY DISORDERS Leticia León-Quismondo, Alberto Fernández-Liria, Guillermo Lahera (SPAIN)

313 THE COMORBIDITY OF PANIC DISORDER AND SUICIDE ATTEMPTS in Major Depressive Disorder Fadoua Oueriagli Nabih, Abdesslam Benali, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Assri (MOROCCO)

314 CONTENT ANALYSIS OF NARRATIVES FROM TRAUMATIZED AND NONTRAUMATIZED WOMEN María Crespo, Violeta Fernández-Lansac (SPAIN)

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Anna Pastuszak, Thomas Beblo, Martin Driessen, Barbara Bêtkowska-Korpała, Józef Krzysztof Gierowski (POLAND)

307 THE TRAUMA OF LISTENING

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299 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONALITY AND EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES IN PATIENTS WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS. A LONGITUDINAL STUDY

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315 Impact of Anxiety and Mood Disorders on Quality of Life Melissa Furtado, Leena Anand, Sara Armata, Irvin Epstein, Isaac Szpindel, Catherine Cameron, Monica Vermani, Martin Katzman (CANADA)

316 Marital Discord: Examining the Relationship between Anxiety and Dyadic Adjustment Leena Anand, Melissa Furtado, Christina D’Ambrosio, Dina Tsirgielis, Catherine Cameron, Isaac Szpindel, Irvin Epstein, Monica Vermani, Bob Laidlaw, S. Armata, M. Mohamed, T. Sternat, Martin Katzman (CANADA)

322 BURNOUT SYNDROME AMONG CLERKSHIP MEDICAL STUDENTS: QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE STUDY Ana Teresa Abreu Santos, Andréa Orge, Edméa Oliva Costa, Daniel Abreu Santos, Camila Fonteles, Katiene Menezes, Maurício Cardeal, Tarcísio Andrade (BRAZIL)

323 Managing anxiety and stress to the perinatal death Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sonia Sánchez Ortueta, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

317 PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN MEXICAN STUDENTS DURING HANDLING OF MICE AT THE AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF BAJA CALIFORNIA

324 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ACCULTURATIVE STRESS AND MENTAL HEALTH IN ROMANIAN IMMIGRANTS LIVING IN SPAIN

Dora-Angelica Delgado-Aranda, Elvira-Ivonne Murillo-Rabago, Lucia-Margarita Valenzuela-Salas, Pedro-Antonio Fernández-Ruiz, Martín Martínez Rangel (MEXICO)

Andreea Brabete, Rauqel Rivas-Diez, María del Pilar Sánchez-López (SPAIN)

318 COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY: PREDICTING TREATMENT OUTCOMES Leena Anand, Melissa Furtado, Rebecca Tzalazidis, Sara Armata, Irvin Epstein, Isaac Szpindel, Catherine Cameron, Monica Vermani, Christina D’Ambrosio, Bob Laidlaw, Martin Katzman, (CANADA)

325 A CASE REPORT OF COTARD’S SYNDROME – THE ANGUISH OF AN INNER DEATH João Perestrelo, João Canha, Georgina Lapa (PORTUGAL)

326 La familia del enfermo de Alzheimer: ¿Y quién cuida al cuidador?

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Julio César Zarra, Luisa Schmidt (ARGENTINA)

319 EVALUATION OF ANXIETY IN MEXICAN STUDENTS DUE TO THE FIRST HANDLING OF MICE Dora-Angelica Delgado-Aranda, Elvira-Ivonne Murillo-Rabago, Lucia-Margarita Valenzuela-Salas, Pedro-Antonio Fernández-Ruiz, Martín Martínez Rangel (MEXICO)

320 PREVALENCE OF BURNOUT AMONG PSYCHIATRISTS IN TRAINING IN ARGENTINA AND THE ASSOCIATION WITH ON DUTY HOURS Martín Mazzoglio y Nabar, Julieta Falicoff, Mariano Furman, Milagros Muñiz, Viviana Peskin, Carina Spano, Diana Berrio, Carolina Díez, Florencia Reynoso, Demián Goldstein (ARGENTINA)

321 Determining Difficulties, Needs and Coping Ways of Newly Graduated Nurses Ebru Akgun Citak, Azize Karahan, Aysel Abbasoðlu, Sevcan Avci Isik, Ziyafet Ugurlu, Nalan Ozhan Elbas (TURKEY)

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327 MEDIATING ROLE OF METACOGNITIVE BELIEFS AND DEFICIT IN COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COGNITIVE PERFECTIONISM AND WORRY IN PATIENTS WITH GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER Mohammad Ali Besharat, Roghieh Sadat Mirjalili (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

328 MEDIATING ROLE OF INTERPERSONAL PROBLEMS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSECURE ATTACHMENT STYLES AND SNXIETY SYMPTOMS Mohammad Ali Besharat, Maryam Hedayati (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

329 CURRENT STATUS OF THE BURNOUT PROBLEM IN NURSING Yanira C. Santana, Nieves Porras, Jesús LópezLucas, Gloria Bueno, Ángeles Díez, Ginés Llorca (SPAIN)

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332 CHARACTERISTICS & EVOLUTION OF THE ADAPTIVE DISORDERS IN MENTAL HEALTH Ramón Ángel Rivera Mera, Enrique Bermúdez Navas, Pilar Del Valle López (SPAIN)

333 Prevalence of anxiety disorders in a general population. Results of a study in Algiers City Bensaida Messaouda (ALGERIA)

334 Impact of Focused Brief Therapy (TBF) in the Academic Performance of Medical Students Adelina Alcorta-Garza, Karla Motilla_ Negrete, Silvia Elvira Tavitas-Herrera, Sandra Lilia Barbosa-Flores, Marco Vinicio Gómez-Meza (MEXICO)

335 THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE TO INTENSIVE PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROGRAMS IN PATIENTS WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS Jan Prasko, Ales Grambal, Dana Kamaradova, Daniela Jelenova, Klara Latalova, Marie Ociskova, Kristyna Vrbova, Zuzana Sigmundova (CZECH REPUBLIC)

336 ANXIETY AND ALCOHOL ABUSE IN SURGICAL PATIENTS María Jesús Cardoso Moreno, Lucía Tomás Aragonés, Fancisco José VazLeal, María Isabel Ramos Fuentes, Nieves Fernández Sánchez, Laura Rodríguez Santos (SPAIN)

337 MULTIDISCIPLINARY TREATMENT IN PATIENT WITH OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER Carlos Javier Sánchez Miñano, Beatriz Ruiz García, Luz María Giménez Giménez, Sara Pineda Murcia, Icíar Alonso García, María Ángeles Bernal López, Karolina Rozmus, Isabel Lázaro Montero de Espinosa, Mateo Campillo Agustí, José María Salmerón AriasCamisón (SPAIN)

Fernando A. Muñoz Prieto, Ana I. Cortés Alonso, Mª Patricia Acinas Acinas, Almudena Sánchez Mazarro, José A. González Porras, Isabel Laguia François, Begoña Ortiz Salinas (SPAIN)

340 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EARLY FAMILY TRAUMATIZATION, RECENT NEGATIVE LIFE EVENTS, AND EMOTIONAL DISTRESS Veljko Jovanovic, Vesna Gavrilov-Jerkovic, Ivan Jerkovic, Dragan Žuljevic, Dragana Brdaric (SERBIA)

341 Quality of life and heart rate variability in adolescents with inflammatory bowel disease Daniela Jelenová, Marie Ociskova, Jan Prasko, Vladimir Mihal, Martina Hunkova, Eva Karaskova, Jana Kolarova, David Vydra (CZECH REPUBLIC)

342 CAREGIVING BURDEN FOR DEPENDENT PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA Mª Del Carmen García Mahía, Guillermo Rodríguez Martínez, María Vidal Millares (SPAIN)

343 The Impact Of Long-Term Exposure To ConflictRelated Trauma And Current Stresses On The Mental Health And Functioning Of West Papuan Refugees In Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (PNG) Kuowei Tay, Susan Rees, Moses Kareth, Derrick Silove (AUSTRALIA)

344 EFFICACY OF AGOMELATINE IN ANCIETY DEPRESSION Giorgi Sikharulidze, George Naneishvili, Nino Okribelashvili, Vaja Kentchadze (GEORGIA)

345 ARIPIPRAZOLE AUGMENTATION IN TREATMENTRESISITANT OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER Giorgi Sikharulidze, George Naneishvili, Nino Okribelashvili, Vaja Kentchadze (GEORGIA)

346 CLINICOEPIDEMIOLOGIQUE PROFILE OF ANXIETY DISORDERS IN SCHIZOPHRENICS Bani Tefahi (ALGERIA)

338 CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY IN AMPUTEES-AN INDIAN STUDY Sonam Tobgay, Pankaj Sharma, R. Shashikumar (INDIA)

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339 The protocol IPSEAPAT for urgent psychological assistance to victims of robberies

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331 SUBTYPING OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER USING THE YALE-BROWN OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE SCALE SYMPTOM CHECKLIST; FACTOR ANALYSIS AT CATEGORY, ITEM AND ADJUSTED CATEGORY LEVEL

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347 SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY OF ACUTE STRESS DISORDER IN THE PREDICTION OF POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OVER SIX MONTHS Mohamed Wassim Krir, Najoua Lakhal, Sami Edhif, Hamdi Elkefi, Abdelaziz Oumaya, Slaheddine Gallali (TUNISIA)

348 EFFICACY OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS IN POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF 28 CASES Mohamed Wassim Krir, Sami Edhif, Najoua Lakhal, Hamdi Elkefi, Abdelaziz Oumaya, Slaheddine Gallali (TUNISIA)

349 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MATERNAL DEPRESSIVE, ANXIOUS AND STRESS SYMPTOMS DURING PREGNANCY AND ADULT OFFSPRING BEHAVIOURAL PROBLEMS Kim Betts, Gail Williams, Najman Jake, Rosa Alati (AUSTRALIA)

350 Personality traits and Adult Attachment styles as structures upon which people handle stressful related events Carolina Remedi, Carlos Soria, Daniel Núñez, Emilio Roldán (ARGENTINA)

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351 CANCER PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS: HOW THEY EXPERIENCE LONELINESS A. Rokach (ISRAEL)

352 THE EVALUATION OF STRESSFUL INFLUENCE OF CRYOTHERAPY ON THE HUMAN BODY O. Panchenko, V. Onishchenko (UKRAINE)

353 SEROTONIN (5-HT) IN THE LUNG LEAD TO PANIC DISORDERS IN THE BRAIN K. Fukuda (JAPAN)

354 BIOACOUSTIC CORRECTION IN THE SYSTEM OF REHABILITATION OF THE NEUROTIC AND STRESS CONNECTED DISORDERS O. Panchenko, T. Chumak, L. Panchenko (UKRAINE)

355 INTEREST AND LIMITATIONS OF BEHAVIOURAL AND COGNITIVE THERAPY OF ANXIETY DISORDER IN ALGERIA M. Benabbas, O. Benelmouloud (ALGERIA)

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356 EXPLAIN THE USE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS WITH COMPETITIVE ANXIETY INTENSITY AND INTERPRETATION IN ATHLETES FIELDS TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL M. Homayounnia, M. Sheikh (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

357 WHAT ABOUT THE OLD PSYCHOTRAUMATISM M. Benabbas, O. Benelmouloud (ALGERIA)

358 BENEFECTS OF COGNITIV THERAPY FOR TREATING THE PANIC DISPRDER WITH AGORAPHOBIA IN CONSTANTINE O. Benelmouloud, M. Benabbas (ALGERIA)

359 EVALUATION OF SOCIAL ANXIETY AND PERSONALITY DIMENSIONS IN RAFSANJAN UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES STUDENTS IN 2013 M. Mokhtaree, M. Agha Mohammad Hasani P (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

360 ADJUSTMENT TO COLLEGE OF STUDENTS WITH AND WITHOUT SEPARATION ANXIETY DISORDER A. Naumovska, D. Bonevski, D. Tasevska (MACEDONIA, FYR)

361 TREATMENT WITH LYRICA IN GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER: OUR EXPERIENCE Gjon Preçi, Gentian Vyshka (ALBANIA)

362 EMOTIONAL AND PEERS RELATIONSHIPS IN YOUNG ADULT PATIENTS WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS D. Bonevski, A. Naumovska (MACEDONIA, FYR)

363 PRESENCE AND CORRELATES OF SELF-REPORTED PSYCHOTIC - LIKE SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER M. Simonovic, G. Grbesa, M. Stankovic, M. Radisavljevic, T. Milenkovic (SERBIA)

364 SELF-ESTEEM, BURNOUT AND ENGAGEMENT IN MEDICAL STUDENTS M.B. Quintanilla Madero (MEXICO)

365 AVATARS AND CARTOONS REDUCE ANXIETY IN PEDIATRIC INPATIENTS I. Bellido, M.V. Bellido, A. Gómez-Luque (SPAIN)

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366 SUPPRESSION OF AVERSIVE MEMORY INTERRUPTS EXTINCTION OF FEAR FACILITATED BY SLEEP DEPRIVATION

375 MUSIC THERAPY & PSYCHIATRY Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, Nuria González López, Laura Sánchez López (SPAIN)

K. Kuriyama, M. Honma, T. Yoshiike, Y. Kim (JAPAN)

368 VICTIMIZATION AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER M. Rodríguez, J.O.F. Folino, J.A. Achilli, G.E Echegoyen (ARGENTINA)

Art and Psychiatry 369 CINEMA AND PARAPHILIAS Cristina García Román, Samuel leopoldo Romero Guillena, María José Marquez Marquez (SPAIN)

370 PSYCHOSIS AND CINEMA Cristina García Román, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros (SPAIN)

371 Goya and his mental health: reflections on his unknown illness José Ángel Alcalá Partera (SPAIN)

372 PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL CHARACTERS IN ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS FOR BEST ACTOR/ACTRESS BETWEEN 2000 AND 2013 Francisco Canale (MEXICO)

373 SYNAPSIS AT A CAPITALIST SQUARE Anabela Martins, Sofia Gomes (PORTUGAL)

374 “THE BODY OF HYSTERIA”. FROM CHARCOT’S CLINICAL PHOTOGRAPH TO SCHIELE’S EXPRESIONIST PAINTING Axel Fernández Maria, Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, Alejandra Espinosa Benavides, Leticia Mallol Castaño (SPAIN)

Brihastami Sawitri, Suksmi Yitnamurti (INDONESIA)

377 MUSIC THERAPY AND ART-BRUT: AN EXPERIENCE WITH PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER María Erika De Diego Herrero (SPAIN)

378 ART EDUCATION AND MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION OF ADOLESCENTS AT SOCIAL RISK SITUATION Anny Giselly Milhome da Costa, Patrícia Neyva da Costa Pinheiro, Neiva Francenely Cunha Vieira, Fabiane do Amaral Gubert, Hélder de Pádua Lima, Violante Augusta Batista Braga (BRAZIL)

379 Art Therapy in a Case of Inhibition of Creativity Luis Formaiano (ARGENTINA)

380 INFLUENCIAS DE LA PSICOPATOLOGÍA SOBRE LAS LETRAS DEL TANGO: LAS PSICOSIS EN LAS CANCIONES DE HORACIO FERRER Altino Bessa Marques Filho, Francisco Lotufo Neto (BRAZIL)

381 EVALUATION OF ART THERAPY RESULTS: THE VISION OF PATIENTS Carmen Santana, Francisco Lotufo Neto (BRAZIL)

382 TATTOOS ON PSYCHIATRISTS AND PSYCHOTHERAPISTS K. Szaulinska (POLAND)

383 EXPERIENCIA DE “PINTURA MURAL” EN LA UNIDAD DE HOSPITALIZACIÓN DE SALUD MENTAL DEL HOSPITAL REGIONAL UNIVERSITARIO DE MÁLAGA C. Heredia Pareja, R. Carmona Moreno, M. López González (SPAIN)

384 CASTELAO. MADNESS, ART AND (SOCIAL) MEDICINE D. Simón-Lorda, M. Moreira Martínez, M.V. Rodríguez Noguera, T. Bustos Cardona, I. Gómez-Reino Rodríguez (SPAIN)

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M. Rodríguez, J.O.F. Folino, J.A. Achilli, G.E. Echegoyen (SERBIA)

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367 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SUICIDE IN SERBIA WITHIN THE PERIOD 2006-2010

376 DANCE/MOVEMENT THERAPY AND ITS APPLICATION IN INDONESIA

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Biological Psychiatry and Neuroscience 385 Profiling of schizophrenia-associated circulating microRNAs in acute and chronic schizophrenia Akitoyo Hishimoto (JAPAN)

386 THE INFLUENCE OF 1-METHYL-1,2,3,4TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOXICITY INDUCED BY 1-BENZYL-1,2,3,4TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE IN RAT DOPAMINERGIC STRUCTURES Agnieszka Wasik, Jerzy Michaluk, Edyta Mozdzen, Irena Romanska, Lucyna AntkiewiczMichaluk (POLAND)

387 AN ENDOGENOUS NEUROPROTECTIVE COMPOUND,1MeTIQ ANTAGONIZED PROPARKINSONIAN EFFECTS OF 1-BENZYL-1,2,3,4TETRAHYDROISOQUINOLINE IN RAT Lucyna Antkiewicz-Michaluk, Jerzy Michaluk, Agnieszka Wasik, Edyta Mozdzen, Irena Romanska (POLAND)

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388 THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF BIOLOGICAL MOTION PERCEPTION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Carol Jahshan, Jonathan Wynn, Kristopher Mathis, Michael Green (USA)

389 Deep Brain Stimulation for the Treatment of OCD with Implications for Improvements in Developmental Stuttering Jeannie Lochhead, Michele Nelson, Gerald Maguire (USA)

390 CHARLES BONNET SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT Silvério Modesto Moreira Soares Macedo, Vítor Carvalho (PORTUGAL)

391 EFFECT OF COMBINED TREATMENT WITH RISPERIDONE AND MIRTAZAPINE OR ESCITALOPRAM ON MK-801-INDUCED DEFICITS IN THE SOCIAL INTERACTION TEST IN RATS Zofia Rogoz, Katarzyna Kaminska (POLAND)

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392 Inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone and antidepressant Beatriz Ferreiro, Jesús Alberdi, Fernando Iglesias, Sara Lantes (SPAIN)

393 THE DANGERS OF GASTRITIS: A CASE OF CLARITHROMYCIN-INDUCED BRIEF PSYCHOTIC EPISODE Eduard B. Dinca, Ramona V. Dinca, Alex Skinner, Benjamin Walden (UNITED KINGDOM)

395 Porencephaly and Psychosis Paula Pacheco, Myriam Monteiro, Paulo Mattos, Bruno Nazzar (BRAZIL)

396 KETAMINE REVERSES ALTERATIONS ON BEHAVIOR AND IMMUNE SYSTEM INDUCED BY STRESS Marcos Paulo Nacif, Gislaine Réus, Helena Abelaira, Débora Tomaz, Maria Augusta dos Santos, Anelise Carlessi, Renata Gonçalves, Francieli Vuolo, Felipe Dal-Pizzol, João Quevedo (BRAZIL)

397 ENDOPLACMATIC RETICULUM (ER) STRESS, OBESITY AND BIPOLAR DISORDER Susanne Bengesser, Armin Birner, Nina Lackner, Hans-Peter Kapfhammer, Eva Reininghaus, Martina Platzer, Frederike Fellendorf, Robert Koch, Eva Reininghaus, Sandra Liebmann-Wallner (AUSTRIA)

398 NEUROSTEROIDS DHEA AND DHEAS IN PATIENTS WITH AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Lyudmila Levchuk, Natalya Vyalova, German Simutkin, Nikolya Bokhan, Svetlana Ivanova (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

399 Study between serum BDNF levels on intestinal endotoxemia in Chinese sample of Alzheimer’s disease patients and healthy controls Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu Han, Fudong Deng, Qin Sun, Xizheng Shan (CHINA)

400 Study on intestinal endotoxemia on ALZHEIMER’S disease rat and patients with Alzheimer’s disease Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu Han, Feng Wang, Hejun Li, Qin Sun, Xinzheng Shan (CHINA)

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402 GENE EXPRESSION OF PRO-INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES AND THEIR RECEPTORS IN LYMPHOCYTES OF DEPRESSED PATIENTS Ghanshyam Pandey, Hooriyah Rizavi, Xinguo Ren (USA)

403 ASSOCIATION OF LOW SERUM VITAMIN D LEVELS WITH HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS IN AN ACUTE INPATIENT PSYCHIATRIC POPULATION Subhdeep Virk, Hossam Guirgis, Anne-Marie Duchemin (USA)

404 EFFECTS OF HALOPERIDOL AND CLOZAPINE ON THE BONE MASS AND HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARYADRENAL AXIS IN PHENCYCLIDINE ANIMAL MODEL OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Natasa Petronijevic, Tatjana Nikolic, Gordana Jevtic, Milica Velimirovic, Tihomir Stojkovic, Milutin Nenadovic, Nevena Radonjic, Milan Petronijevic (SERBIA)

405 Long-Term Safety and Efficacy of Paliperidone Extended Release in Chinese Patients with Schizophrenia: An Open-Label Extension of a Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study Hongyan Zhang, Huafang Li, Yanning Liu, Danmeng Li, Jianguo Shi, Shiping Xie, Gang Wang, Qing Rui (CHINA)

406 ECT AND INFORMATION PROCESSING IN PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT-RESISTANT PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS ASSESSED BY EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL P300 Kastytis Dapšys, Aldona Šiurkuté, Rolandas Kaukénas, Valentinas Maciulis (LITHUANIA)

407 Co - relational study of parity and depression among women in central India Gautam Anand (INDIA)

Min-Wei Huang, Chun-Ju Hou Hou, Yen-Ting Chen, I-Chung Hung, Jia-Ying Zhou (TAIWAN)

409 Effects of change of endotoxin, TNF-¦Á and Tau protein in patients with Alzheimer’s disease Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu Han, Nan Zhao, Qin Sun, Xinzheng Shan (CHINA)

410 REVIEW OF MORBIMORTALITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIAN PATIENTS Rocío Torrecilla Olavarrieta, M. Nieves Báez Amuedo, Marta Fernández Monge, María Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

411 CLINICAL CORRELATE OF SERUM PROLACTIN LEVELS IN A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Rocío Torrecilla Olavarrieta, Elena Pizarro Ferrero, Cristina Diago Labrador, María Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

412 GENDER PREDISPOSITION OF MALE INCLINED DYSREGULATION OF EXCITATORY POST-SYNAPTIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE PRENATALLY VALPROATEEXPOSED RAT OFFSPRING Chan Shin, Ki Kim, Chang Choi, Mi Ko, Ji-Woon Kim, Jae Cheong, Hee Kim, Jong Ryu (KOREA, REP.)

413 PERCEIVED CLINICAL UTILITY OF BIOLOGICAL VERSUS PSYCHOSOCIAL EXPLANATIONS OF PATIENTS’ SYMPTOMS AMONG MENTAL-HEALTH CLINICIANS Matthew S. Lebowitz, Woo-kyoung Ahn (USA)

414 THE IMPACT OF RECURRENT MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER: A CASE REPORT Lorena Francés Soriano, Patricia Gracia García, Cristina Abad Bouzán, Montserrat Guilabert Vidal, Guillermo Pírez Mora, Laura Bosqued Molina, María Nebot Macías, Isabel Irigoyen Recalde (SPAIN)

415 CLARITHROMYCIN-INDUCED PSYCHOSIS, A CASE STUDY Mauricio Vaughan Jurado, Ana José Ortega Heras, Alberto Flores Martínez, Jesús Marín Lozano (SPAIN)

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Mª Ángeles Carrillo, Mª José Martínez, Mª Paz Sánchez, Alicia Jaén, Isabel Ibernón, Pablo Botías, Cecilia Calero, Natividad Megías, Guadalupe Jerí, Carmen Medina (SPAIN)

408 THE MEASUREMENT AND ANALYSIS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNALS FOR EMOTION PROCESSING USING A SEL-DESIGNED DOMESTIC DEVICE

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401 MEJORÍA FUNCIONAL EN PACIENTES CON PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA INYECTABLE RESPECTO A OTROS ANTIPSICÓTICOS

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416 Intranasal oxytocin lessens the attentional bias to adult negative faces: A double blind within-subject experiment Youl-Ri Kim, Jisu Choi, Janet Treasure (KOREA, REP.)

417 AGENESIS OF CORPUS CALLOSUM AND PSYCHOSIS – REVIEW AND CASE DESCRIPTION

424 SERUM NGF, BDNF AND IL-6 LEVELS AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN POSTPARTUM MOTHERS AS PREDICTORS OF INFANT NEUROBIOLOGICAL MOTOR DEVELOPMENT Karen Pinheiro, Ricardo Pinheiro, Fábio Coelho, Ricardo Silva, Luciana Quevedo, Carolina Wiener, Gisele Manfro, Aldo Lucion, Diogo Souza, Jean Oses (BRAZIL)

Joana Pinheiro, Jorge Mota (PORTUGAL)

418 MEGALENCEPHALIC LEUCOENCEPHALOPATHY WITH SUBCORTICAL CYSTS: A CASE REPORT FROM A RURAL HEALTH CENTRE Sweta Sheth, Sydney Moirangthem, Sabina Rao, Mathew Varghese (INDIA)

419 High-dose unilateral vs standard bitemporal ECT: A systematic review and meta-analysis Erik Kolshus, Ana Jelovac, Declan McLoughlin (IRELAND)

420 PSYCHOSIS IN A PATIENT WITH HYPOPITUITARISM DUE TO SECONDARY EMPTY SELLA SYNDROME FOLLOWING A SNAKE BITE Badr Ratnakaran, Varghese. P. Punnoose, Rekha Mathew, Mili Babu, Lallchand Anilal, Aswin Krishnan Ajit, Soumitra Das, Arjun Kartha (INDIA)

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421 Major psychosis and hemoglobinopathies: Is there a link? Chaima Rachdi, Hajar Abaza, Amina Aissa, Arij Ben chaabane, Abir Arfaoui, Rym Rafrafi, Marillon Leboyer, Ryad Tamouza, Fethi Guemira, Zouhaier El Hechmi (TUNISIA)

422 THE MISIDENTIFICATION SYNDROMES, A LITERATURE REVIEW Miguel Soto Ontoso, Fernando Collado Rueda, Isabel López Saracho (SPAIN)

423 Insulinoma and Psychiatric Symptoms - beyond a case report Margarida Bairrao, Sergio Saraiva, Vania Viveiros, Helena Esteves (PORTUGAL)

425 INTERLEUKIN LEVELS IN A SAMPLE OF DEPRESSED PREGNANT TEENAGERS AND MOOD EPISODES IN THE POSTPARTUM PERIOD Fábio Coelho, Ricardo Pinheiro, Karen Pinheiro, Ricardo Silva, Luciana Quevedo, Luciano Souza, Carolina Wiener, Mariana Matos, Rochele Castelli, Jean Oses (BRAZIL)

426 TNF-α AND IL-2 LEVELS DURING TEENAGE PREGNANCY AS PREDICTORS OF POSTAPARTUM DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY Ricardo Pinheiro, Fábio Coelho, Karen Pinheiro, Ricardo Silva, Luciana Quevedo, Luciano Souza, Carolina Wiener, Mariana Matos, Rochele Castelli, Jean Oses (BRAZIL)

427 THE IMPACT OF THE NEW SIGMA RECEPTOR LIGAND, PB190, ON THE CONDITIONED FEAR STRESS IN RATS Grazyna Skuza, Carmen Abate, Malgorzata Lehner (POLAND)

428 EXECUTIVE DYSFUNCTION IN LATE ONSET MANIA IS RELATED TO REDUCED FRACTIONAL ANISOTROPY IN CORPUS CALLOSUM Jesús Ramirez-Bermudez, Cecilia Berlanga-Flores, Oscar Marrufo, Rafael Favila, Adilia Guadamuz, Patricia Alvarado, María del Carmen Atriano, Dora Martínez, Roger Carrillo-Mezo, Jesús Taboada (MEXICO)

429 A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF AMANTADINE IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Ángel Ruiz-Chow, Jesús Ramirez-Bermudez, Luis Alviso-de la Serna, Camilo Rios (MEXICO)

430 MEMANTIN IMPROVES POSTSTOKE MINIMAL COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT (MCI) SUPPORTED WITH MIRTAZAPIN Dragan Ravanic, Slavica Djukic Dejanovic, Marija Draskovic, Dragan Milovanovic, Mirjana Jovanovic, Vladimir Janjic, Branimir Radmanovic, Milina Ilic (SERBIA)

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431 IMMUNOLOGICAL FACTORS AMONG PATIENTS WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY J. Barnhill (USA)

432 EVALUATION OF REACTION TIME OF DRIVERS WITH AND WITHOUT CRASH TO VISUAL AND AUDITORY STIMULANTS IN RAFSANJAN IN 2013 M. Mokhtaree, M. Nazer (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

433 ANTI- INFLAMMATORY DRUGS’ ADD-ON THERAPY IN MAJOR MENTAL DISORDERS G. Fond, N. Hamdani, R. Tamouza, M. Leboyer (FRANCE)

434 THE LITHIUM ARCHIVES PROJECT: LITHIUM TREATMENT MAY PROTECT AGAINST NEUROLOGICAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS

441 INVOLVEMENT OF THE NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS SHELL GLUTAMATERGIC SYSTEM IN ACPA-INDUCED IMPAIRMENT OF INHIBITORY AVOIDANCE MEMORY CONSOLIDATION M. Zarrindast, K.H Rasekhi, S.H Oryan, M. Nasehi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

442 PREVALENCE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN RURAL SOUTH OF BENIN J. Ezin Houngbé, M. Gansou, R. Agongbonou, Y. Amonles, M. Tognidè, D. Houinato, V. Avahoun (BENIN)

443 PRE-DISPOSITIONAL CONSTITUTION’ AND ‘PLASTIC DISPOSITION’ AS A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK IN NEUROPSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH F. Guell (SPAIN)

R.R Fieve, J.M Prosser (USA)

436 THE STUDY OF THE LEVEL OF THE SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA N.G. Pshuk, Y.Y. Pshuk (UKRAINE)

437 A POPULATION-BASED LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF ATOPIC DISORDERS AND INFLAMMATORY MARKERS IN CHILDHOOD BEFORE PSYCHOTIC EXPERIENCES IN ADOLESCENCE G. Khandaker, S. Zammit, G. Lewis, P.B. Jones (UNITED KINGDOM)

438 EFFECT OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS ON BONE DENSITY AND CORTISOL LEVEL IN SCHIZOPHRENIA A. El Sheshai (EGYPT)

444 Psicoprofilaxis and its importance in the delivery Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sonia Sánchez Ortueta, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

445 Subjective pain of childbirth Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sonia Sánchez Ortueta, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

446 Role of flunarizine in treatment of headache in depression; comparison to antidepressant used as prophylaxis of migraine and emergence prevention of headache in depression Gautam Anand (INDIA)

439 PREVALENCE OF ANXIETY DISORDERS IN RURAL SOUTH OF BENIN J. Ezin Houngbé, E. Kpadonou Fiossi, J. Gna, V. Avahoun, M. Gansou, E. Klikpo, D. Houinato (BENIN)

447 FIBROMYALGIA, EARLY TRAUMA AND PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITIES – IS THERE A CONNECTION? Joana Melim, Margarida Duarte, Andreia Tarelho, Sofia Fonseca, Susana Almeida (PORTUGAL)

440 MOOD, SEASONALITY AND WEATHER SENSITIVITY: IS THERE ANY RELATION? A. Bulbena-Cabre, A. Bulbena (USA)

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G. Jemar, C. Loustau (ARGENTINA)

Brain and Pain

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435 COGNITIVE-NEUROSCIENCE INTERFACE APPLIED NEUROANATOMY: THE AREAS OF PERSONALITY AND VALUES ??PREVENTIVE

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448 THE EFFECTS OF NMDA ANTAGONISTS KETAMINE AND MAGNESIUM IN LOWERING BODY TEMPERATURE IN RATS Katarina Savic Vujovic, Sonja Vuckovic, Dragana Srebro, Aleksandar Vujovic, Branislava Medic, Radan Stojanovic, Milica Prostran (SERBIA)

449 The ‘panic’ way to pain: a bidirectional model of migraine and panic disorder Diego Quattrone, Simona Lorusso, Maria Letizia Caracciolo, Antonio Bruno, Giuseppe Scimeca, Gianluca Pandolfo, Massimo Autunno, Maria Rosaria Anna Muscatello, Rocco Antonio Zoccali (ITALY)

455 POSSIBILITIES OF PROJECTIVE METHOD IN WORK WITH JUVENILE OFFENDERS Alexey Abolonin, Nikolay Bokhan, I. Nazarova (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

456 Field survey of depressive symptoms, manic symptoms and autistic tendencies among elementary, junior and senior high school students in Japan Kenzo Denda, Hidetoshi Ohmiya, Takao Inoue, Maki Miyajima (JAPAN)

457 DYADIC APPROACH IN THE TREATMENT OF PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS IN INFANTS Igor Dobryakov (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

Child and Adolescent Mental and Behavioral Disorders

458 Prolonged Dysphoric Depersonalization Subsequent To Marijuana Use In An Adolescent Male

450 Catatonia in autism spectrum disorder: a case report and review of the literature

459 ILLNESS PERCEPTION AS A PREDICTOR OF LIFE QUALITY IN PATIENTS WITH BETA-THALASSEMIA MAJOR

Daimei Sasayama, Sumie Yui, Yuzuru Harada, Naoji Amano (JAPAN)

451 EFFICACY OF FLUOXETINE IN DEVELOPMENTAL COORDINATION DISORDER IN CHILDREN

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Debanjan Pan, Amarnath Mallik (INDIA)

452 Discharge of adolescents with mental health problems against medical advice: Findings from adult mental health inpatient facilities across Ontario, Canada Shannon Stewart, Philip Baiden, Wendy den Dunnan, Kim Arbeau, John Hirdes (CANADA)

Daniela Volochniouk (CANADA)

Burcu Kaya Celebi, Cem Celebi, Cetin Timur (TURKEY)

460 DISRUPTIVE MOOD DYSREGULATION DISORDER (DMDD) A CONTROVERTIAL APROACH Valentina Quiroga-Ayala, María José Güerre-Lobera, Patricio García-González, Nadia Ogando-Portilla, Natalia Silva-Dalvit (SPAIN)

461 TRANSITIONING ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO ADULTHOOD Shashi Bhatia, Subhash Bhatia (USA)

453 RESULT OF “ADOLESCENT STRENGTHS AND DIFFICULTIES QUESTIONNAIRE, SDQ” (PARENT VERSION) IN XI’AN OF CHINA Yan Zhang, Feihu Liu, Jianguo Shi, Xiaoping Liang, Lisha Sun, Xiangnong Du, Zhenzhen Zhang (CHINA)

454 ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN A 7 YEAR OLD GIRL Beatriz Ibarra, Alberto Aguilar, Daniela Belloc (MEXICO)

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462 ARIPIPRAZOLE IN THE TREATMENT OF SYMPTOMS OF IRRITABILITY ASSOCIATED WITH AUTISTIC DISORDER Margarita Vidal, Francisco Montañés (SPAIN)

463 OPPOSITIONALITY AND AROUSAL: SPECIFIC ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE HEADSTRONG/HURTFUL DIMENSION Elizeth Heldt, Nanucha T. Silva, Pedro Schestatsky, Pablo Winckler, Giovanni A. Salum, Alana W. Petroceli (BRAZIL)

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465 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES IN AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDER Laura Galllardo Borge, Cristina Domínguez Martín, Blanca Fernández Rodríguez (SPAIN)

466 ATTACHMENT THEORY: CLINICAL DESCRIPTION OF A CASE Laura Gallardo Borge, Virginia Casado Ramírez, Cristina Domínguez Martín (SPAIN)

467 THE INFLUENCE OF BODY IMAGE IN REFERENTIAL THINKING AT YOUNG María Cristina Senín-Calderón, Juan Francisco Rodríguez-Testal, María del Carmen Núñez-Gaitán, Salvador Perona-Garcelán, María del Mar BenítezHernández (SPAIN)

468 Treatment Engagement and Completion with Traumatized Children and Youth: An Empirical Investigation Ginny Sprang, Debra Katz (USA)

469 Pervasive refusal syndrome: a case report and review of the literature Haruka Tada, Keiko Nishikawa, Daimei Sasayama, Yuzuru Harada, Naoji Amano (JAPAN)

470 On the problem of psychotherapeutic support of families raising children with early signs of autism spectrum disorders Background and Aims. Diagnosis of mental disorders and timely social and emotional habilitation of children at an early age with develo

Leonor Asensio, Angela Ruiz, María del Pino Ordovás (SPAIN)

473 TOBACO AND ADOLESCENTS María José Jaén, María del Pino Ordovás, Angela Ruiz (SPAIN)

474 ADOLESCENTS AND DEPRESSION María Del Pino Ordovás González, Leonor Asensio Aguerri, María José Jaén Moreno, Ángela Ruiz Arcos (SPAIN)

475 Psychiatric comorbidity associated with Gender Identity Disorder in childhood and adolescence Marco Jesús Castillo Vilca, Victoria Sánchez López, María Teresa Rosique Sanz, Ángel Fernández (SPAIN)

476 MENTAL HEALTH REHABILITATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE STUDYING IN VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS - PERCEIVED IMPACT OF OPI GROUP REHABILITATION PROGRAM Kaija Appelqvist-Schmidlechner, Jenni Wesman, Ulla Salmelainen, Annamari Tuulio-Henriksson, Minna-Liisa Luoma (FINLAND)

477 GRIN2B MEDIATES SUSCEPTIBILITY TO AFFECTIVE PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Valentina Bianchi, Paolo Brambilla, Sara Mascheretti, Marco Garzitto, Livia Fornasari, Carolina Bonivento, Sara Piccin, Monica Bellina, Massimo Molteni, Maria Nobile (ITALY)

478 AT THE AGE OF FIVE YEARS, INTERNALIZING, EXTERNALIZING PROBLEMS AND HYPERACTIVITY PREDICT PEER PROBLEMS, POOR SLEEP AND TOBACCO CONSUMPTION AT THE AGE OF 15 YEARS Serge Brand, Martin Hatzinger, Edith HolsboerTrachsler (SWITZERLAND)

Nataliya Mikhanovskaya, Boris Mykhaylov (UKRAINE)

471 The experience of using Diagnostic Classification of Mental Health and Developmental Disorders of Infancy and Early Childhood, Zero to Three

479 OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE AND PSYCOTIC SYMPTOMS: A CASE REPORT María Natalia Silva Dalvit, Valentina Quiroga Ayala, Nadia Ogando Portilla, Patricio García-González, María José Güerre Lobera (SPAIN)

Nataliya Mikhanovskaya (UKRAINE)

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Junichi Fujita, Yuichi Takahashi, Atsushi Nishida, Koji Toyohara, Noriko Sho, Tatsuya Minami, Takashi Arai (JAPAN)

472 AFFECTIVE SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION

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464 Risk of suicide among young patients with psychotic experiences in a mental health clinic

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480 CORRELATES OF PTSD IN TEENAGERS VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE Martine Hébert, Francine Lavoie, Martin Blais (CANADA)

481 Physical Health checks in children admitted to Specialist Inpatient Mental health unit Kiran Savarapu, Lakshmi Ramasubramanian, Anastasia Zisimopoulou (UNITED KINGDOM)

482 PREDICTORS OF BEHAVIORAL AND EMOTIONAL FUNCTIONING AMONG YOUNG LATINO CHILDREN LIVING IN LOW-INCOME URBAN AREAS María Serrano-Villar, Esther Calzada (USA)

488 EMOTION REGULATION IN ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION Roberta Dochnal, Sarolta Pintér, Krisztina Kapornai, Szilvia Kakuszi, Maria Kovacs, Ágnes Vetró (HUNGARY)

489 Broader autism phenotype and life adjustment of children and adolescents with ASD sibling in Taiwan Hsu Sheng Tzu, Shu Bih Ching (TAIWAN)

490 Helping the Healing Process for Institutionalized Children with Attachment disorders: A Systematic Review of Treatment Utilizing Occupational Therapy Pei Ling Janice Chng (SINGAPORE)

483 Factors associated to the behavior of bullying in adolescents Elizeth Heldt, Francine Gonçalves, Graziella Zottis, Gabriela Bottan, Nanucha Teixeira, Letícia Saldanha, Bianca Nascimento, Alana Petroceli (BRAZIL)

484 WHOLE EXOME SEQUENCING OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER IN KOREAN POPULATION

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Hee Jeong Yoo, Jong Eun Park, Soon Ae Kim, J. Kim, Mira Park, In Hee Cho, Namshin Kim (KOREA, REP.)

485 Low-dose aripiprazole for behavioural symptoms in antipsychotics naive subjects with autism spectrum disorders: A prospective open-label study Makoto Ishitobi, Hirotaka Kosaka, Michio Hiratani, Akemi Tomoda, Yuji Wada, Yoko Kamio (JAPAN)

486 THE RELATIONS BETWEEN PARENTAL FACTORS AND PARENT-ASSISTED PEERS® SOCIAL SKILLS INTERVENTION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ASD Hee Jeong Yoo, Jae Won Song, Geonho Bahn, In Hee Cho, Eun Kyeong Kim, Joo-Hyun Kim, Jung Won Min, Won Hye Lee, Jun Seong Seo, Sang Shin Jun, Elizabeth A. Laugeson, (KOREA, REP.)

487 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN INFANTS’ CRYING, SLEEP AND CORTISOL SECRETION AND MOTHER’S SLEEP AND WELL-BEING Serge Brand, Raoul Furlano, Marc Sidler, Jürgen Schulz, Edith Holsboer-Trachsler (SWITZERLAND)

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491 EFFECTS OF DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND BEHAVIOURAL SYMPTOMS ON THE TREATMENT OUTCOME OF THE PARENT-ASSISTED PEERS¢ç SOCIAL SKILLS INTERVENTION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ASD Hee Jeong Yoo, Geonho Bahn, In Hee Cho, Eun Kyung Kim, Joo-Hyun Kim, Jung Won Min, Won Hye Lee, Jun Seong Seo, Sang Shin Jun, Guiyoung Bong, Elizabeth A. Laugeson, (KOREA, REP.)

492 ADULT AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER: WHICH DIAGNOSIS? Maria Miguel Brenha, Cláudia Barroso, Filipa SaCarneiro, Graça Fernandes, Goretti Dias (PORTUGAL)

493 Investigating the relationship between aggressive behaviors and severity of symptoms in autism spectrum disorders Soumeyya Halayem, Nadia Charfi, Sami Othman, Ahlem Belhaj, Rym Ghachem, Asma Bouden (TUNISIA)

494 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE TRANSITION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BECOMING OLDER Antonio Lora, Luisa Reale, Marco Sequi, Antonella Costantino, Antonio Vita, Mauro Percudani, Giorgio Cerati (ITALY)

495 BIPOLAR DISORDER IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS María Cinta Ramírez Domínguez, Ana Sara Viedma Martín, Ana Rodríguez Martínez, María José Gordillo Montaño, Elena Guillen Guillen, Sandra Fuentes Marquez (SPAIN)

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496 PSIQUIATRIA E SAÚDE MENTAL DA INFÂNCIA E DA ADOLESCÊNCIA NO BAIXO ALENTEJO Isabel Santos (PORTUGAL)

497 PRESCRIPTION OF PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATIONS FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS IN A SPECIALIZED OUTPATIENT CLINIC Ana Olmos, Marilia Oliveira, Simone Rocha (BRAZIL)

498 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT IN A SPECIALIZED SERVICE

506 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN PARENTS OF CHILDREN TREATED IN A MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC Laura Gisbert, Alberto Real, Eulalia Piera, Josep Martí, Josefina Borràs (SPAIN)

507 Role of M2 muscarinic receptors in the develompment of self directedness in children and adolescents Monica Bellina, Paolo Brambilla, Sara Mascheretti, Marco Garzitto, Livia Fornasari, Carolina Bonivento, Roberto Giorda, Valentina Bianchi, Massimo Molteni, Maria Nobile (ITALY)

Marilia Oliveira, Ana Olmos, Simone Rocha (BRAZIL)

500 A CASE OF DELAYED DIAGNOSIS OF ASPERGER’S SYNDROME? Dusica Markovic-Zigic, Dragan Stojiljkovic, Katarina Maksimovic (SERBIA)

501 BALINT GROUP TRAINING OF ‘THERAPEUTIC EDUCATORS’ IN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS Teodoro Uria, María Eugenia Herrero (SPAIN)

Sofia Gomes, Joana Saraiva (PORTUGAL)

509 PATTERN OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN A CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY CLINIC REGISTRY IN BEIRUT Fadi Halabi, Mia Atwi, Munir Khani, Fadi Maalouf (LEBANON)

510 TEENAGE PREGNANCY IN MALAYSIA, ITS ASSOCIATION WITH KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE OF RISKY SEXUAL BEHAVIOR AND ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES Susan, Mooi Koon Tan, Lai Fong Chan, Siti Mohd Ijam Haidah, Bujang Adam, Voon Yee Lee, Abdul Wahab Azura, Engku Kalil Zakuan, Mohd Ishak Noriah, Wahab Suzaily, Kamal Nor Norazlin (MALAYSIA)

502 Study language psychopathology Graciela Beatriz Valle Royo (ARGENTINA)

503 EMOTIONAL ABUSE IN CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Rejane Gelain, Ivete Ferraz, Luciane Oliveira (BRAZIL)

504 Characteristics of patients referred to a Child and Adolescent Mental Wellness Service (psychiatry liaison service) at a specialist pediatric hospital in Singapore Radha Srikanth, Vicknesan Marimuttu (SINGAPORE)

505 Introduction of PLAT (Pre-linguistic Language Ability Test) Keizo Nagao (JAPAN)

511 ATTENTION-DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER IN CHILDHOOD AND THE RISK OF LATER SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER Cæcilie Ottosen, Liselotte Petersen, Søren Dalsgaard (DENMARK)

512 DO SOCIALLY ANXIOUS ADOLESCENTS SHOW “DEPRESSIVE” CONSISTENT LOW SELF-ESTEEM OR “PARANOID” DEFENSIVE INCONSISTENT SELFESTEEM? Ariadna Pérez-Domingo, Neus Barrantes-Vidal, Sergi Ballespí (SPAIN)

513 EEG AND EPIGENETIC STUDY OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS Natalia Gorbachevskaya, Lev Porokhovnik, Natalia Golubeva, Alexander Sorokin, Galina Kozlovskaya, Natalia Lyapunova (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

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Ana I. Paredes, Concepción López-Soler, Ana C. García-Blanco, Sonia Hernández (SPAIN)

508 BODY IMAGE IN ADOLESCENT AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

POSTER SESSION 01

499 Prevalence of empirical psychopathology in a pediatric sample

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514 REFLECTIVE FUNCTION AND SECURE ATTACHMENT AS RESILIENT STRATEGIES IN IMPAIRED ADOLESCENTS Sergi Ballespí, Ariadna Pérez-Domingo, Eduardo Doval, Judit López, Mercè Mitjavila, Neus BarrantesVidal (SPAIN)

515 ABNORMAL FEATURES OF MEG-RECORDED “RESTING STATE” GAMMA OSCILLATIONS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Tatiana Stroganova, Elena Orekhova, Olga Sysoeva (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

516 Psychiatric Disorders in Childhood and the Risk of Later Major Depressive Disorder Louise Krarup Gundel, Carsten Bøcker Pedersen, Trine Munk-Olsen, Søren Dalsgaard (DENMARK)

517 ADOLESCENCE AND IMPULSIVITY EVOLUTION AND TREATMENT IN ONE ADOLESCENT WITH COMORBIDITY BETWEEN BULIMIA NERVOSA, BIPOLAR DISORDER, ADHD, CANNABIS ABUSE IN THE CONTEXT OF FAMILY DYSFUNCTION José Alexander Vargas Castro, Anna Rodríguez, Toni Grau, Gustavo Faus, Montserrat Sánchez Povedano (SPAIN)

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Monday 15th

518 SENSORY PHENOMENA IN OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER – CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENT STUDY Filipa Moreira, Joao Caseiro, Claudia Barroso, Patricia Mendes, Margarida Leão, Paula Barrias, Vania Martins (PORTUGAL)

519 NEW TECHNOLOGY IN CHILD AND ADOLESCENTS José Alexander Vargas Castro, Anna Rodríguez, Toni Grau, Gustavo Faus, Montserrat Sánchez Povedano (SPAIN)

520 The Possible Effectiveness of Psychotherapeutic Approaches for the Children with Pervasive Developmental Disorders Takuo Tominaga, Noriko Kondo, Toshi Yamada, Naoji Kondo, Satoshi Tanaka (JAPAN)

521 IS SOCIAL ANXIETY ASSOCIATED TO A WEAKENED SELF-FAVORING EFFECT? IMPLICIT- AND EXPLICITSELF AND OTHERS IMAGE IN SOCIAL ANXIETY Ariadna Pérez-Domingo, Sergi Ballespí, Neus Barrantes-Vidal (SPAIN)

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522 ACUTE PSYCHOSIS DUE TO ANTI-NMDA RECEPTOR ANTIBODIES AND TERATOMA: A CASE REPORT Paloma Varela Casal, Araitz Petrizan Aleman, Agata de Real, Angels Piera (SPAIN)

523 SUICIDE AND MENTAL HEALTH CORRELATES OF BRAIN INJURY AMONG CANADIAN ADOLESCENTS Gabriela Ilie, Robert Mann, Angela Boak, Edward Adlaf, Hayley Hamilton, Mark Asbridge, Jurgen Rehm, Michael Cusimano (CANADA)

524 DIGNOSIS DIFFICULTY OF MANIC ACCESS IN ADOLESCENT(A CASE REPORT) Fadoua Oueriagli Nabih, Abdesslam Benali, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Assri (MOROCCO)

525 HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM AND SUICIDE: A DANGEROUS COUPLE Cristina Abad, Silvia Mabry, Pedro Ruiz, Laura Bosqued, Montserrat Guilabert, María Nebot, Bárbara Marco (SPAIN)

526 IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF ENDOCRINOPATHIES IN CHILD MENTAL HEALTH: A CASE REPORT María Nieves García, José Miguel Meca, María del Mar García, María Dolores Sanz (SPAIN)

527 AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER PRESENTING TO AN ADULT PSYCHIATRY SERVICE AS AN OBSESSIVECOMPULSIVE DISORDER: CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Diana Rafaela, Marta Gonçalves, José Luís Pio Abreu (PORTUGAL)

528 Tackling the risk of sexual behaviors in adolescents with mental disorders Monika Dabkowska, Miroslaw Dabkowski (POLAND)

529 PROFILE DESCRIPTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT PATIENTS IN OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH CONSULT María Nieves García, María Dolores Sanz, José Miguel Meca, Rosario Ruíz (SPAIN)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

531 PROBLEMATIC INTERNET USE AMONG PATIENTS REFERRED INTO TWO ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY UNITS OF LISBON Rita Barandas, João Reis, Ema Neves, Mafalda Andrea, Ana Prata, Ana Barata, Diana Ribeiro, Carolina Borges, Cátia Milheiro, Maria Luisa Figueira (PORTUGAL)

532 BEAR IN MIND PANDAS Federico Cardelle Pérez, María Ángeles Díaz-Caneja Greciano, Deborah López Marco, Sonia Andrés Espallardo, Ángel Sánchez Bahillo (SPAIN)

533 Support group for parents with children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder Ángeles Diaz-Caneja, Deborah López, Federico Cardelle, Sonia Andrés, Ángel Sánchez (SPAIN)

534 ANALYSIS OF THE KEY DIFFERENCES IN YOUNGADOLESCENT SUBJECTS TAKEN CARE OF BY THE PSYCHIATRY EMERGENCY DEPARMENT OF A GENERAL HOSPITAL Luz Giménez, Agustin Reyes, Iciar Alonso, Beatriz Ruiz, Sara Pineda (SPAIN)

535 GENDER DIFFERENCES ANALYSIS IN A CHILDLIKE SAMPLE ATTENDED AT THE PSYCHIATRY URGENCY SERVICES OF A GENERAL HOSPITAL Beatriz Ruiz, Sara Pineda, Luz Giménez, Iciar Alonso, Mª Ángeles Bernal, Carlos Sánchez (SPAIN)

536 INTRAFAMILY VIOLENCE AND MENTAL DISORDERS IN A CHILD-YOUTH POPULATION. OUTPATIENTS SERVICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY - UNA, PARAGUAY Andrés Arce, Cristina Arrom, María Del Pilar Fresco, Carmen Marina Arrom, María Auxiliadora Arrom, Mirta Romero, Margarita Samudio, Valentina Vargas (PARAGUAY)

Rita Teixeira, Daniela Couto (PORTUGAL)

538 LIKE A GHOST DRAMA. Psychosis vs Suggestibility Carmen García-Guixot, Ester Rodríguez-Pérez, Nadia Ogando-Portilla (SPAIN)

539 Factors associated with group bullying and psychopathology in elementary school students using child welfare facilities HyeongJin Jeon (KOREA, REP.)

540 PREVALENCE AND CORRELATES OF PTSD, DEPRESSION, AND SUICIDALITY IN JORDANIAN YOUTH IN INSTITUTIONAL CARE Kathryne Brewer, Robin Gearing, Jennifer Elkins, Rawan Ibrahim, Michael MacKenzie, Craig Schwalbe (USA)

541 ASSESSMENT OF ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS IN INSTITUTIONAL CARE: DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN STAFF-REPORTED CBCL SCORES AND ADOLESCENT-REPORTED YSR SCORES Kathryne Brewer, Robin Gearing, Craig Schwalbe, Michael MacKenzie, Rawan Ibrahim (USA)

542 SOTO`S SYNDROME AND ITS PSYCHIATRIC FEATURES: A CASE SERIES Inês Gornilho, Isabel Santos (PORTUGAL)

543 Psychiatric comorbidities from patients with language disorders attending outpatient speech therapy from Central Military Hospital Bogota, Colombia, South America Andrea Guzman, Roberto Chaskel, Soraya Colina, Daniel Toledo (COLOMBIA)

544 TIMING,CHRONICITY AND SEVERITY OF MATERNAL DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND CHILDREN’S BEHAVIOR AT AGE FIVE: THE EDEN MOTHER-CHILD COHORT Judith Van Der Waerden, Cédric Galéra, Béatrice Larroque, Marie-Josephe Saurel-Cubizolles, AnneLaure Sutter-Dallay, Maria Melchior (FRANCE)

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María José Álvarez-Alonso, Rosa Jurado-Barba, Celia Bolaños-Porrero, José Carlos Espin-Jaime, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Nuria Martínez-Martin, Ana Ordoñez-Franco, Juan Ángel Rodríguez-López, Jorge Manzanares, Gabriel Rubio (SPAIN)

537 ENVIRONMENT OR GENETICS? – when obssession runs in the family

POSTER SESSION 01

530 POLYABUSE DISORDER AND ITS RELATIONS WITH MALTREATMENT AND OTHER PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS

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545 OROFACIAL BEHAVIORS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER Reynaldo Antequera, Guilherme Dias, Cassia Kolya, Bruna Varotto, Fernanda Bomfim, R. Moraes, Roseli Shavitt, José Siqueira, Samanta Pereira de Souza (BRAZIL)

546 CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SHORT-TERM OUTCOME OF CHILDREN PRESENTING WITH HISTORY OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE TO A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE IN INDIA

553 STUDY ON INDICATORS FOR EXTRACTING CHILDREN AT HIGH RISK FOR DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS IN CHILDHOOD Kenji Nomura, Kaori Okada, Yuki Shibata, Yuko Mori, Masayoshi Ogura, Chie Hatagaki, Rie Fukumoto (JAPAN)

554 Self-Concept in children and adolescents with Diabetes Type 1: its impact in adherence to the treatment Joana Jorge, José Fernandes, Silverio Macedo, Ines Portinha (PORTUGAL)

Sowmya Bhaskaran T.S., Shekhar Seshadri (INDIA)

547 SALUD MENTAL Y PROTECCIÓN DE LA INFANCIA: DESARROLLO EVOLUTIVO Y ACOGIMIENTO FAMILIAR DE MENORES EN FAMILIA AJENA Irene Viedma, Ana Sara Viedma, Estefanía Álvarez (SPAIN)

548 GRUPO DE ENCUENTROS EDUCATIVOS PARA PADRES DE ADOLESCENTES EN LA COMUNIDAD. Crecimiento Personal investigación-acción María Dolores Maurisset Moraguez (CUBA)

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Monday 15th

549 FAMILY FUNCTIONING PROFILE IN NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS Ilinca Mihailescu, Laura Mateescu, Cristina Anghel, Florina Rad, Elena Iliescu, Malina Coman, Liana Kobylinska, Cristina Petrescu-Ghenea, Iuliana Dobrescu (ROMANIA)

550 CALLOUS-UNEMOTIONAL TRAITS AND PARENTING: A RELATIONSHIP? Joana Ferreira, Catarina Amaral, Catarina Ferreira, Luísa Veiga (PORTUGAL)

551 THE CHILD IS FATHER OF THE MAN Vijoy Varma (USA)

552 ANALYSIS OF GENDER AND FAMILY SOCIAL SITUATION IN OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER, DEPRESSION AND SEPARATION ANXIETY IN A COMMUNITY SAMPLE MADE OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Beatriz Ruiz García, Karolina Rozmus, Icíar Alonso García, Luz María Giménez Giménez, María Ángeles Bernal López, Sara Pineda Murcia, Agustín Reyes Torres, Concepción Vicente Martí, Cristina Campillo Jiménez, Juan José Martínez Miñano (SPAIN)

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555 EARLY ONSET SCHIZOPHRENIA: COMORBIDITY WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS OR EVOLUTION? Alicia Díaz de la Peña, Jennifer Fernández Fernández, Marta Jalón Urbina, Elisa Seijo Zazo, Fátima Valencia Agudo, Elena Pesquera Fernández (SPAIN)

556 FAMILY STRUCTURE AND CHILD INTERNALIZING AND EXTERNALIZING DISORDERS AMONG PUERTO RICAN CHILDREN: A BINATIONAL STUDY Olga Santesteban, Ruth, E. Eisenberg, Hector Bird, Glorisa, G. Canino, Cristiane, S. Duarte (USA)

557 cross-sectional study of the undiagnosed population of pervasive developmental disorder in the mental health unit of CHUC Josue Monzon Diaz, Silvio Pelizzolo Vega, Yasmina Jiménez Guerra, Celia Herrera González, Juan Pablio Girbau ROnda, Belen Rubio Morel, Elisa García Parra, Francisco Javier Castro Molina, Francisco Trujillo Carrillo, Ramon Gracia Marco (SPAIN)

558 COMPORTAMENTOS HOSTIS EM ADOLESCENTES E RELAÇÃO PARENTAL Carla Cruz, Anabela Antunes (PORTUGAL)

559 Quality of life in adolescents with inflammatory bowel disease Daniela Jelenová, Jan Prasko, Vladimir Mihal, Martina Hunkova, Eva Karaskova, Jana Kolarova, Marie Ociskova, David Vydra (CZECH REPUBLIC)

560 PRODROMOS DE UN PROCESO ESQUIZOFRENICO: ABORDAJE DESDE UN CENTRO DE MENORES TERAPEUTICO Miguel Silva, Amelia Artusio, Alba Varela, Sheila Fontán, Juan Prieto, María Fraga (SPAIN)

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561 Clinical communication strategies with autistic children Ana Figueiredo, Ana Teles (PORTUGAL)

562 DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY AND ANXIETY DISORDERS IN SCHOOLCHILDREN FROM FOUR BRAZILIAN REGIONS Patricia Manzolli, Jair Mari, Cristiane Paula, Luis Rohde, Isabel Bordin (BRAZIL)

564 Parents of children with ADHD and autism: funtioning, quality of life and mental health services utilisation Nuno Rodrigues-Silva, Inês Aguiar, Patrícia Mendes, Filipa Araújo, Maria Fonseca, Filipa Sá Carneiro, Manuela Araújo, Cláudia Barroso, Cristina Tavares, Nuno Pangaio (PORTUGAL)

566 Psychiatric disorders in pediatric congenital heart disease Xavier Gastaminza, Purificación Escobar, Roser Vacas, Oscar Herreros, Belen Rubio (SPAIN)

567 “A SOUND MIND IN A HEALTHY BODY”. Antipsychotic prescribing practice and physical health monitoring in Adolescent Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit in Manchester, UK

571 BULLYING AND PSYCHOTIC EXPERIENCES: LITERATURE REVIEW AND CASE REPORTS Ana De Cós Milas, María García Moreno, Belén Poza Cano, María José Güerre Lobera, Pilar Lapastora de Mingo, Nuria Esther Chinchurreta de Lobera, Marisol Pérez Fidalgo, Laura Ruíz de Hermosa Gutiérrez (SPAIN)

572 Dental Clinic Study on ASD Patients Claudio Lima, Barbara Aires, Reynaldo Antequera, Bruna Varotto, José Siqueira (BRAZIL)

573 Trauma Evidenced-Based Intervention among a Diverse Group of Children Kenia L. Gómez, Martín J. Madonado, Emily Kaufman, Manuel morales, Prakash Chandra (USA)

574 Neuropsychological, social correlates of antisocial behavior among adolescents in conflict with the law and students of an Institute Education of the Province of Córdoba Natalia Castelari, Luis Mercado, Carolina Remedi (ARGENTINA)

575 Child abuse and its relation to type of infraction Conchita Asenjo, Karla Portilla (PERU)

Florina Rad, Ilinca Mihailescu, Cristina Gianina Anghel, Georgiana Tocaci, Iuliana Dobrescu (ROMANIA)

569 Factores cognitivos y síntomas de depresión en hombres y mujeres estudiantes preuniversitarios Marcela Veytia-López, Octavio Márquez-Mendoza, Rosalinda Guadarrama (MEXICO)

570 Functions of non-suicidal self-injury in adolescents Joana Jorge, Otilia Queiros (PORTUGAL)

Laila Farhood, Myrna Doumit (LEBANON)

577 Bullying, psychology and emotions among Omani adolescents in Muscat schools Marwan Al-Sharbati, Muna Al-Saadoon, Yahya AlFarsi, Rizvi Sayyed, Samir Al-Adawi (OMAN)

578 GENETIC EVALUATION IN CHILDREN WITH ADHD WITH A GENETIC TEST “NEUROFARMAGEN ADHD” M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

579 OUR EXPERIENCE WITH ATOMOXETINE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH ADHD M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

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568 QUALITY OF LIFE IN CHILDREN WITH MENTAL ILLNESS PARENTS

576 The use of focus groups in the development of community-based educational workshops for teachers and parents in South Lebanon

Monday 15th

Karolina Ryt, Faeza Khan (UNITED KINGDOM)

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580 TEST-RETEST VALIDATION OF AULANESPLORA (VIRTUAL REALITY CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE TEST) FOR CHILDREN WITH ADHD M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

581 UTILITY OF REBOXETINE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH ADHD M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

582 PREVALENCE RATE OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER AMONG SAUDI FEMALE ADOLESCENT ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL IN RIYADH Y. Alatiq (SAUDI ARABIA)

583 CARDIOVASCULAR SIDE EFFECTS SECONDARY TO TREATMENT WITH METHYLPHENIDATE IN CHILDREN M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

584 INFANTILE PSYCHOSIS SECONDARY TO METHYLPHENIDATE IN CHIDREN M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

585 STIMULANT AND NON STIMULANT COMBINED TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH ADHD

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Monday 15th

M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

586 TREATMENT WITH METHYLPHENIDATE IN PATIENT WITH ADHD AND CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

587 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH EQUASYM FOR ADHD IN CHILDREN M.A. Fernández, M.D. Morillo Rojas (SPAIN)

588 EMOTIONAL FACIAL RECOGNITION IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER H. Shahrokhi, L. Mehdizadeh Fanid (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

589 Risk Psychosocial Factors asociated to suicidal thoughts and attempts on three development stages Raul Guillermo Antiga Tinoco, Mº.Cristina López González, Juana Julia Rodríguez Guzman (MEXICO)

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590 THE IMPACT OF SENSE AND MEANING TO THE CENTRAL AUDITORY PROCESSING M. Schecker, S.E Lee, K. Hennighausen, C. Kochler (GERMANY)

591 SYSTEMIC FAMILY THERAPY AND PSYCHOGENIC ASTASIA – ABASIA IN PREADOLESCENT GIRL – CASE REPORT M. Stankovic, G. Grbesa, J. Kostic, M. Simonovic (SERBIA)

592 NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CRITERIA FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF AUTISM T. Dakukina, S. Marchuk, M. Makhrov, N. Misyuk (BELARUS)

593 IF WE DON’T ASK, THEY WON’T TELL: RAPID ASSESSMENT OF PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA J. Sugar, C. Molina (USA)

594 THE MULTIMODAL PSYCHOCORRECTIONAL SYSTEM OF DISADAPTATIVE CONDITIONS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS B. Mykhaylov, M.E Vodka, T.A. Aliieva, I.D. Vashkite (UKRAINE)

595 METABOLIC BIOMARKERS AMONG AND CHILDREN WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS IN LAGOS, NIGERIA Y. Oshodi, O. Ojewunmi, T.A. Oshodi, T. Ijarogbe, O.F. Aina, J. Okpuzor, F.E.A. Lesi, O.C. Ogun (NIGERIA)

596 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ANXIETY DISORDER AMONGST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (GRADE 5 TO 10) OF AN URBAN-METRO COMMUNITY IN MUMBAI A. Karira, A. Shrivastava, N. Shah (INDIA)

597 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN IOWA GAMBLING TASK PERFORMANCE, COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY AND INTELLIGENCE IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY FEATURES J. Masiak, A. Kowal Popczak, K. Gromadzka, E. Masiak (POLAND)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

599 MEDIATING EFFECTS OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BULLYING INVOLVEMENT AND PAIN PROBLEMS AND SEX DIFFERENCES AMONG ADOLESCENTS C. Yen (TAIWAN)

600 ADOLESCENTS’ MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES: KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS FROM RURAL INDIA P. Ray, A. Chakraborti, A.K Bhattacharyya, A.K Mallick (INDIA)

601 HIV/STI Prevention For Youth with Behavioral Health Problems (YBHP) - Tales of Low, Middle, and High-Resource Settings: Itaborai, Brazil; and Poughkeepsie, Providence and New York City, USA M. Wainberg, C. Duarte, C.M. Lescano, K. Elkington, C.G. Mann, K. Collier, S. Tross, P. Ribeiro, K. McKinnon, S. Rocha, J.P. Fiks, P. Mattos, D. Pinto, O. Marcus, H. Samlan, J.Benavides (USA)

602 Autism Spectrum Disorder and Substance Use in Youth Luis Carcache, Daniel Castellanos, Estefania Raymond, Ana Moreno (USA)

603 Development and validation of youth mental health screening tools in Cambodia S. Kao, E. Hoegger, S. Sokhom, J. de Jong, L. van Domburgh (NETHERLANDS)

604 SYSTEM FOR DATA MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS OF THE HEALTH SERVICE NETWORK Vinicius Tohoru Yoshiura, Sueli Aparecida de Castro, Cristina Marta Del Ben, Antonia Regina Ferreira Furegato, Domingos Alves (BRAZIL)

605 JOINT CRISIS PLANS AND PSYCHIATRIC ADVANCE DIRECTIVES - NEW IMPLEMENTATIONS IN GERMANY Detlef Degner, Katrin Radenbach, Alfred Simon (GERMANY)

606 TYPIFYING AND CHARACTERIZING SUICIDE AND ITS DYNAMICS OF PROGRESSION TOWARDS COMPLETION; A MODEL Gautam Anand (INDIA)

DEMENTIA, DELIRIUM AND RELATED COGNITIVE DISORDERS 607 CONVERSION FROM MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT TO DEMENTIA IN COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER ADULTS IN SINGAPORE Iris Rawtaer, Tze Pin Ng, Ee Heok Kua, Rathi Mahendran, Chris Tsoi, Emily Ho, Tan Hong Yee (SINGAPORE)

608 METABOLIC DISEASES WITH PSYCHIC DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY Natalia Benayas Pérez, Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Sofia Irene Valladolid Benayas, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero soto (SPAIN)

609 Cognitive Impairment in Chronic Kidney Disease Yi-Chun Yeh, Mei-Chuan Kuo, Shang-Jyh Hwang, Shih-Ming Hsioa, Jer-Chia Tsai, Mei-Feng Huang, Cheng-Sheng Chen (TAIWAN)

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R. Gearing, R. Attia-Guetta, K. Moore (USA)

Conflict Management and Resolution

POSTER SESSION 01

598 TECH CONNECT PROGRAM: AN INNOVATIVE INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE TREATMENT ADHERENCE FOR ADOLESCENTS WITH MOOD DISORDERS

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

610 Addenbrooke’s cognitive examination in Parkinson Disease in Czech population Dagmar Berankova, Petra Krulova, Martina Mrackova, Ilona Eliasova, Milena Kostalova, Eva Janousova, Iva Stehnova, Michal Bar, Irena Rektorova (CZECH REPUBLIC)

611 DEPRESSION IN VASCULAR DEMENTIA Rose Emily Nina, Joaquin Cruz Sánchez (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC)

612 Scopolamine, The Zombie Drug?

618 SCREENING FOR COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT – AN ALGORITHM FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE IN LOW RESOURCE SETTINGS Suvira Ramlall, Jennifer Chipps, Ahmed Bhigjee, Basil Pillay (SOUTH AFRICA)

619 Awareness of Disease in Dementia: the Assessment Scale of Psychosocial Impact of the Diagnosis of Dementia Marcia Dourado, Daniel Mograbi, Raquel Santos, Fernanda Sousa, Marcela Nogueira, Tatiana Belfort, Jesús Landeira, Jerson Laks (BRAZIL)

Aurelia Matas, Isabel Argudo (SPAIN)

613 QUALITY OF LIFE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: THE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DEMENTIA SEVERITY Maria Fernanda Sousa, Pedro Simões, Raquel Santos, Marcela Nogueira, Tatiana Belfort, Rachel Dias, Bianca Torres, Jerson Laks, Marcia Dourado (BRAZIL)

614 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DEPENDENT PERSONALITY DISORDER AND COGNITIVE DISORDERS IN CENTRAL AFRICA: A RESULT FROM THE EPIDEMCA PROGRAM

POSTER SESSION 01

Monday 15th

Sophie Pilleron, Jean-Pierre Clément, Bébène Ndamba-Bandzouzi, Pascal Mbelesso, JeanFrançois Dartigues, Pierre-Marie Preux, Guerchet Maëlenn (FRANCE)

615 COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DELIRIUM DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA AND VALIDATION OF THE SPANISH DELIRIUM RATING SCALE REVISED – 98 AGAINST THEM Esteban Sepúlveda, José Gabriel Franco, Ana María Gaviria, Gisela Ferré, José Palma, Eva Viñuelas, Imma Grau, Elisabet Vilella, Paula Trzepacz (SPAIN)

616 ATTENTION AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TEST PERFORMANCE IN COGNITIVELY IMPAIRED ELDERLY Sandra Verhülsdonk, Barbara Höft, Tillmann Supprian, Christian Lange-Asschenfeldt (GERMANY)

617 DEMENTIA WITH LEWY BODIES María Del Pilar Alvites-Ahumada, Ernesto LandaContreras, Beatriz Herrejon-Teodoro, Elida CastroArias, José Fortes-Álvarez, Sully Bolaño-Mendoza, Carmen González-Rivera, Joaquina Prados-Gómez, María Pérez-López (SPAIN)

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620 COCKROACHES IN THE SOUP AND MANOLO ESCOBAR´S SONGS. hALLUCINATORY SYNDROMES IN SENSORY PRIVATION CONDITIONS. TWO CASE REPORTS Laura Carolina Mella Domínguez, Fátima Vargas Lozano, Erica López Lavela (SPAIN)

621 Delirium in general hospital: prevalence and mortality Margarita Wschebor, Carina Aquines, Valentina Lanaro, Osvaldo do Campo, Sandra Romano (URUGUAY)

622 Comparison between serum IL-10 and IL-1β levels on intestinal endotoxemia in Chinese sample of ALZHEIMER’S disease patients and healthy controls Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu Han, Hejun Li, Qin Sun, Xizheng Shan (CHINA)

623 Effects of serum NO levels on intestinal endotoxemia in Chinese sample of ALZHEIMER’S disease patients and healthy controls Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu Han, Hejun Li, Qin Sun, Xizheng Shan (CHINA)

624 Effects of intestinal endotoxemia in patients with ALZHEIMER’S disease Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu, Han, Feng Wang, Hejun Li, Qin Sun, Xinzheng Shan (CHINA)

625 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS. NEUROSYPHILIS- A CASE REPORT Leticia Muñoz García- Largo, Beatriz Oda Plasencia García de Diego, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Álvaro Muro Álvarez (SPAIN)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

627 DIFFICULTIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DEMENTIA:A CASE STUDY Tatijana Perunovic Jovanovic, Lidija (Injac) Stevovic, Alesandra Raznatovic, Senad Kalac (MONTENEGRO)

628 DIFICULTADES EN EL DIAGNÓSTICO DE PATOLOGÍA ORGÁNICA EN PACIENTES PSIQUIÁTRICOS Reyes Vázquez Estévez, Esther Montero Manzano, María García Navarro, Juan José Molina Castillo, José Antonio Arenas García (SPAIN)

629 THE EFFECTS OF ALBUMIN AND WHITE MATTER HYPERINTENSITY ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN THE ELDERLY Kangsoo Lee, Sangjoon Son, Changhyung Hong (KOREA, REP.)

630 EXPLORE AN OPTIMAL CUTOFF SCORE ON THE MONTREAL COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT IN THE PRIMARY SCREENING AMONG MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND MILD DEMENTIA Tzu-Ying Chiang, Bih-Ching Shu (TAIWAN)

631 CEREBRAL AMYLOID ANGIOPATHY AND DEMENTIA – A CASE REPORT Sofia Gomes, Maria Peixoto, Joana Pinheiro, Olga Campos, Rosa Encarnação, Cristina Paz (PORTUGAL)

632 Frail Elderly Pathway Project Anthony McElveen, Ajay Macharouthu, Rajdeep Routh, Maryann McEwan (UNITED KINGDOM)

633 THE PLACE OF ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY FOR MELANCHOLIC PATIENTS WITH DEMENTIA Leila Letaief, Yasmine Laajili, Jaafar Nakhli, Mohamed Oumaya, Riadh Bouzid (TUNISIA)

634 Cognitive Stimulation Programs for Community-dwelling Elders in Korea

Kyungphil Kwak, Nari Bae (KOREA, REP.)

636 Study on endotoxin, TNF-α and Aβ1-42 in patients with Alzheimer’s disease Bai Han, Fan Wu, Dewu Han, Nan Zhao, Qin Sun, Xinzheng Shan (CHINA)

637 FRONTAL VARIANT OF FRONTO-TEMPORAL DEMENTIA: A BEHAVIOURAL VARIANT Antonio Zambrana Gómez, Ana López Villarreal, José Juan Ávila Escribano, Raquel Fernández Ovejero, Aida Álvarez Pedrero, Pablo Vidal Pérez (SPAIN)

638 ASSOCiATION OF ANKLE BRACHIAL INDEX AMONG THE ELDERLY WITH NORMAL COGNITION, AMNESTIC MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Shin Gyeom Kim, Dong Young Lee, Young Min Choi, Bo Kyung Sohn, Jee Wook Kim, Jong Chul Yoon, Jin Hyeong Jhoo, Woo Jong Inn (KOREA, REP.)

639 The place of electroconvulsive therapy for melancolic patients with dementia Yasmine Laajili, Leila Letaif, Mohamed Oumaya, Riadh Bouzid (TUNISIA)

640 The prevalence and Risk Factors of Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Diabetes Tareef Alaama, Mohammed Basheikh, Anamil Khiami, Madawi Mutwalli, Sarah Batawi (SAUDI ARABIA)

641 ASSOCIATION OF BETTER EXECUTIVE FUNCTION WITH 5-YEAR RECOVERY OF GLOBAL COGNITIVE FUNCTION Jee Eun Park, Maeng Je Cho (KOREA, REP.)

642 A CASE OF FRONTOTEMPORAL DEMENTIA Clinical study features and diagnostic difficulties of Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) María Zurita, Nazaret Marín, Nieves Barreiro (SPAIN)

643 TREATMENT APPROACHES OF MAINTENANCE THERAPY OF DEPRESSION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Branimir Radmanovic, Vladimir Janjic, Slavica Djukic Dejanovic, Goran Mihajlovic, Dragan Ravanic, Dusan Petrovic, Danijela Djokovic (SERBIA)

Kyungphil Kwak, Nari Bae (KOREA, REP.)

419

Monday 15th

Gary Stevenson, Ian McClung, Tracey Henderson (UNITED KINGDOM)

635 Music therapy with mild Alzheimer’s disease in Day-Care center

POSTER SESSION 01

626 DEMENTIA DIAGNOSIS AND POST-DIAGNOSTIC SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT IN A SCOTTISH HEALTH REGION (FIFE)

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

644 BEHAVIORAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS OF DEMENTIA María Del Pilar Alvites Ahumada, Ernesto LandaContreras, Beatriz Herrejon-Teodoro, José Fortes-Álvarez, Sully Bolaño-Mendoza, Carmen González-Rivera, Joaquina Prados-Gómez, María Pérez-López (SPAIN)

645 NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN FAHR’S SYNDROME Ana Almada, Paula Casquinha, Francisco Araújo, Maria Heitor (PORTUGAL)

646 USEFUL EFFECTS OF ANETHUM GRAVEOLENS ON IMPAIRED MEMORY FUNCTIONS Azadeh Mesripour (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

647 Do we discuss Palliative Care needs in Dementia? A review of patients admitted to a dementia inpatient psychiatric unit over a one year period Rachael Thompson, Sarah Hudson, Manoj George (UNITED KINGDOM)

648 WHEN A GROWN MAN BECOMES CHILDISH: A CASE REPORT OF A FRONTOTEMPORAL DEMENTIA

POSTER SESSION 01

Monday 15th

Ana Filipa Correia, Guilherme Bastos Martins, Salomé Magalhães, Nuno Borja Santos, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

649 MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: EFFICACY AND SAFETY LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH GALANTAMINE Julio César Zarra, Luisa Schmidt (ARGENTINA)

650 RATIONALE FOR COMBINATION THERAPY WITH GALANTAMINE AND MEMANTINE: THE EFFICACY OF TREATMENT OF ADDITION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Julio César Zarra, Luisa Schmidt (ARGENTINA)

651 EVOLUTION OF MEMORY DISORDER IN THE ELDERLY PEOPLE: THAT RECOVER, THE REMAINING STATIONARY AND THOSE THAT ARE IN DEMENTIA Julio César Zarra, Luisa Schmidt (ARGENTINA)

652 MILD COGNITIVE DISORDER AND DEPRESSION: TREATMENT WITH ASSOCIATION BETWEEN GALANTAMINE AND ESCITALOPRAM Luisa Schmidt, Julio Zarra (ARGENTINA)

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653 LOS TRASTORNOS DE LA MEMORIA EN EL ADULTO MAYOR: PRÓDROMOS DE SU EVOLUCIÓN. LOS QUE SE RECUPERAN, LOS QUE PERMANECEN ESTACIONARIOS Y LOS QUE VAN A UNA DEMENCIA Julio César Zarra, Luisa Schmidt (ARGENTINA)

654 UNDERDIAGNOSIS OF DELIRIUM IN PATIENTS OVER 64 YEARS ADMITTED IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL Patricio Péndola, José de la Oliva, Patricio García, Mª Jesús del Yerro, Ricardo Angora, Isabel María del Castillo, Miguel Ángel Jiménez Arriero (SPAIN)

655 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF HOSPITAL DISCHARGED IN A REHABILITATION UNIT OF DEMENTIA DIAGNOSED PATIENTS Itxaso Alonso Arana, Francisco Javier García Cano, Concepción Peralta Rodrigo, Enrique González Arce (SPAIN)

656 RETROGENESIS MODEL IN AD PATIENTS’ DRAWING PERFORMANCE Konstantinos Bonotis, Evanthia Tzouvaleka, Fotini Bonoti, Filippos Vlachos (GREECE)

657 DIOGENES SYNDROME María Del Pilar Alvites Ahumada, Ernesto LandaContreras, Joaquina Prados-Gómez, Sully BolañoMendoza, José Fortes-Álvarez, Carmen GonzálezRivera, Beatriz Herrejon-Teodoro, María Pérez-López, Elida Castro-Arias (SPAIN)

658 A Comparison of the Effects of Attention Deficit on Rehabilitation Functional Outcomes in Brain Tumor Patients and Subacute Stroke Patients Eun Young Han, Sang Hee Im (KOREA, REP.)

659 Use of atypical antipsychotics in delirium are they more effective and safer than typical? Fernando García Sánchez, Leticia Cobo Calvo, Marta Gutiérrez Rodríguez, Carmen Moreno Menguaino, Sara María Bañon González (SPAIN)

660 Sleep disorders in Alzheimer disease: A literature review Sérgio Henriques, Henrique Salgado, Catarina Agostinho (PORTUGAL)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

José Oliva, Patricio Péndola, Patricio García, Ricardo Angora, Isabel María Castillo, María Jesús del Yerro, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero (SPAIN)

662 Vascular Neurocognitive Disorder Pablo Vidal Pérez, Carmen Martín Gómez, Aida Álvarez Pedrero, Raquel Fernández Ovejero, Ana López Villarreal, José Antonio Benito Sánchez (SPAIN)

663 Addenbrooke’s Cognitive Examination — Revised for the estimation of cognitive disorders associated with epilepsy Volodymyr Korostiy, Andriy Dubenko, Mariya Ivenskaya (UKRAINE)

664 RIGHT TEMPORAL LOBE ATROPHY: A VERY PSYCHIATRIC DEMENTIA Patricia Quandt Herrera, Gara Arteaga Henriquez, Marta González Puga (SPAIN)

665 CONSULTATION LIAISON PSYCHIATRY AT KENYATTA NATIONAL HOSPITAL Rahab Njeri Mbugua, David Ndetei, Okech VC, Othieno CJ, Makanyengo MA (KENYA)

670 ARE THERE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN LANGUAGE DEFICITS AND COGNITIVE SLOWING IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE? M. Schecker, E. Schumann, C. Kochler, K. Schmidtke, R. Rauh (GERMANY)

671 VALIDATION STUDY OF THE MINI-MENTAL STATE EXAMINATION IN AN URDU LANGUAGE FOR PAKISTANI POPULATION A. Safia (PAKISTAN)

672 LEVELS OF AN AMYLOID BETA42 SURROGATE MARKER IN CSF OF FAMILIAL ALZHEIMER DISEASE PATINETS S. Tagami, M. Okochi, K. Yanagida, T. Kodama, T. Arai, M. Akeda (JAPAN)

673 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH CLOZAPINE INDUCED CONSTIPATION: A CASE CONTROL STUDY A.K Chougule, S.K Praharaj, S.M Bhat, P.S.V.N. Sharma (INDIA)

674 CSF Cystatin C Levels are Correlated with CSF p-tau181 Levels in Alzheimer’s disease but not in Dementia with Lewy Bodies’ to the 16th World Congress of Psychiatry X. Zhong, L. Hou, X. Luo, H. Shi, G. Hu, J. Chen, D. Zheng, Y. Zhang, Y. Tan, X. Chen, Y. Ning, (CHINA)

Sónia Martins, Mário R. Simões, Lia Fernandes (PORTUGAL)

667 DO APOE4 CARRIERS HAVE AN ALZHEIMER-DISEASE METABOLIC PATTERN? Belen Pascual, Mark Hollenbeck, David Dalton, Jordan Ashcraft, Joseph C. Masdeu (USA)

668 Dementia With Lewy Bodies Following Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy – A Case Report Joao Caseiro, Elias Faro (PORTUGAL)

669 Neuroanatomical correlates of awareness of illness in patients with amnestic mild cognitive impairment who will or will not convert to Alzheimer’s disease Maria Donata Orfei, Fabrizio Piras, Claudia Cacciari, Carlo Caltagirone, Gianfranco Spalletta (ITALY)

Monday 15th

666 PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN FAMILIES OF ELDERLY HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH DELIRIUM

Diagnostic Systems 675 PRELIMINARY STUDY TO DEVELOP KOREAN MEDICINE PATTERN IDENTIFICATION TOOL FOR DEPRESSION In chul Jung, Eun hee Lee, Woo chang Choi (KOREA, REP.)

676 DIAGNOSTIC STABILITY IN A PSYCHIATRY DAYHOSPITAL Lucília Oliveira, Zulmira Santos (PORTUGAL)

677 VALIDATION OF THE STRAUSS CARPENTER SCALE FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER Susana Alberich, Sara Barbeito, Itxaso GonzálezOrtega, Amaia Ugarte, Miryam Fernández, Adriana García, Ana González-Pinto (SPAIN)

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POSTER SESSION 01

661 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF OUTPATIENT CONSULTATION TO THE PSYCHOGERIATRIC PROGRAM IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

678 CONCURRENT PSYCHIATRIC RELATED ISSUES IN CANADIAN ADULTS WITH BRAIN INJURIES Gabriela Ilie, Edward Adlaf, Robert Mann, Anca Ialomiteanu, Hayley Hamilton, Jurgen Rehm, Mark Asbridge, Michael Cusimano (CANADA)

679 OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER WITH LACK OF INSIGHT / WITH DELUSIONAL BELIEFS: DSM-V, PREVALENCE AND PROGNOSIS. A CASE REPORT Silvia Parra Bru, Teresa Planelles Font, Carmen Pradas Guerrero, Beatriz Martín Cabrero, María Luz Pradana Carrion, Paula Moreno Merino, Cristina Jaume Batle, Neus Llabrés Fuster (SPAIN)

680 A CASE REPORT OF A PURE CHRONIC HALLUCINATORY PSYCHOSIS Catarina Klut, Miguel Palma, Nuno Borja-Santos, Bruno Trancas, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

681 Diagnostic Constancy and Interchange of Schizophrenic Disorder and Bipolar Disorder: A 10-year follow-up study Shih-Ku Lin, Shu-Yu Yang, Yen-Ni Hung (TAIWAN)

682 ¿QUÉ PACIENTES INGRESAN EN NUESTRA UNIDAD DE HOSPITALIZACIÓN?

683 Diagnostic stability of Cycloid Psychosis in patients with First-Episode Psychosis: a threeyear prospective study Rafael Fdez. García-Andrade, Virginia Vidal Martínez (SPAIN)

POSTER SESSION 01

Monday 15th

David GIMENO Montes, Koren Preckler Peña, María Palomo Monge, Gemma Montero Milanes, Arantzazu Duque Domínguez, Silvia Sánchez de la Pisa, Rubén Ochoa Blanco, Carlos Castor Moreno Rubio (SPAIN)

Disasters and Emergencies in Psychiatry 684 Earthquake in Chile: Impact at six months and two years on patients with severe depression in treatment in a public mental health hospital destroyed on February 27, 2010 in Chile Verónica Vitriol, Alfredo Cancino, Marcelo Leiva, Carolina Salgado, Soledad Potthoff (CHILE)

685 STUDY OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS CARRIED INTO THE EMERGENCY UNIT OF THE DISASTER AREA COMPARISON OF BEFORE AND AFTER THE GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE Takaubu Takemura, Fumi Takemura, Hideyuki Takahashi, Shuichi Awata, Motonobu Kameyama (JAPAN)

686 RAPIDEZ DE RESPUESTA DE LAS BENZODIACEPINAS EN PACIENTES CON AGITACION ANSIOSA EN EL SERVICIO DE ATENCION PSIQUIATRICA CONTINUA DEL INPRF Rodrigo Hervert Rivera (MEXICO)

687 Protocol for Urgent Psychological Assistance to victims of robbery Fernando A. Muñoz Prieto, Ana I. Cortés Alonso, Mª Patricia Acinas Acinas, Almudena Sánchez Mazarro, José Antonio González Porras, Isabel Laguia François, Mª Begoña Ortiz Salinas (SPAIN)

688 The influence of the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 11 2011to infants Keizo Nagao, Takeo Fujiwara (JAPAN)

689 LONG-TERM MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES FOLLOWING THE 2004 ASIAN TSUNAMI DISASTER: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON DIRECT AND INDIRECT EXPOSURE Nilamadhab Kar, Rameshraj Krishnaraaj, Kavitha Krishnaraaj (UNITED KINGDOM)

690 POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER: GLOBALIZATION OF THE PROBLEM S. Sukiasyan, M. Tadevosyan (ARMENIA)

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Juan Francisco Rodríguez-Testal, María ValdésDíaz, María del Carmen Núñez-Gaitán, María del Mar Benítez Hernández, María Cristina SenínCalderón (SPAIN)

692 DISSOCIATIVE SYMPTOMS REPORTED AT PRETREATMENT AS PREDICTORS OF NEUROTIC DISORDERS INTENSIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY EFFECTIVENESS Bogna Smiatek-Mazgaj, Krzysztof Rutkowski, Jerzy Sobanski, Edyta Dembinska, Michał Mielimaka, Łukasz Muldner- Nieckowski, Katarzyna Cyranka, Katarzyna Klasa (POLAND)

693 DO DISSOCIATIVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR FURTHER IN THE CLINICAL POPULATIONS THAN IN GENERAL POPULATION? Elena Guillén Guillén, Sandra Fuentes Márquez, Rocío Alonso Díaz, Carmen González Macías, Mª José Gordillo Montaño, Mª Cinta Ramirez Domínguez (SPAIN)

694 APPROACHING A DISSOCIATION Sandra Fuentes Márquez, Rocío Alonso Díaz, Elena Guillén Guillén, M. Cinta Ramírez Domínguez, Ana Sara Viedma Martín, Carmen González Macías (SPAIN)

Ankur Patel, Adeola Yetunde (USA)

699 Una conversión iatrogénica: A propósito de un caso María Isabel Ibernon Caballero, Pablo Botias Cegarra, María de la Paz Sánchez Sicilia, Natividad Megias Simarro, Cecilia Calero Mora, María de los Ángeles Carrillo Cordoba, Alicia Jaén Hernández, María José Martínez Mirete, Manuel Martínez-Carlón Bueso, Miriam Fueyo Estevez (SPAIN)

700 PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT OF A HYPOCHONDRIAC DISORDER Corbalan Guerrero, Pérez Méndez, Pizarro Ferrero (SPAIN)

701 SYMPTOMS OF DISSOCIATION IN THE PERINATAL PERIOD. IMPLICATIONS FOR TREATMENT AND THE MOTHER-INFANT RELATIONSHIP Jesús Martín Maldonado-Duran, Kenia Gómez, Emilia Kaufman, Prakash Chandra, Ehren Eckhaus, Qiang Zeng, Manuel Morales (USA)

702 ALEXITHYMIA AND EMOTION REGULATION STRATEGIES IN PATIENTS WITH SOMATIZATION, ANXIETY DISORDERS, AND NORMAL INDIVIDUALS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Mohammad Ali Besharat, Komeil Zahedi Tajrishi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

703 CONVERSION DISORDER... WHAT LIES BENEATH? 695 ¿DE LA DISOCIACIÓN A LA DEMENCIA? María De La Paz Sánchez, María Isabel Ibernón, Alicia Jaén, María de los Ángeles Carrillo, María José Martínez, Pablo Botías, Miriam Fueyo, Manuel Martínez-Carlón, Natividad Mejías, Cecilia Calero (SPAIN)

Diana Durães, Catarina Cotta, João Martins, Vanessa Vila-Nova, Rui Borralho (PORTUGAL)

704 EFFECT OF MEDIA COVERAGE IN THE OUTCOME OF MASS HYSTERIA Manoj Sahu, Sharada Singh (INDIA)

696 PHOBIC POSTURAL VERTIGO - A SUBJECTIVE DISORDER OF BALANCE Maria Lima Peixoto, Sofia Gomes, Olga Campos, Joana Pinheiro (PORTUGAL)

697 PSYCHOGENIC AND SIMULATED MOVEMENT DISORDERS IN PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY

705 A HAPPY MAN WHO COULD NOT WALK. A CASE REPORT OF CONVERSION DISORDER Iciar Alonso, Beatriz Ruiz, Belén Lozano, Luz Mª Giménez, Sara Pineda, Karolina Rozmus, Antonio Bravo, Mª José Campoy, Carlos Sánchez, Mª Teresa Izquierdo (SPAIN)

Jihed Mrizak, Amira Nasri, Imen Kacem, Riadh Gouider, Rym Ghachem (TUNISIA)

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691 MULTIPLE BODY CONCERS AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

698 CARDIOPATHIA FANTASTICA: WATCH OUT WHEN DECEPTION INVOLVES HEART

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Dissociative, Somatization and Factitious Disorders

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

706 COMORBIDITY BETWEEN CONVERSIVE AND DISSOCIATIVE SYMPTOMS: A CASE STUDY Raúl Huerta-Ramírez, Inés Durán-Cristóbal, Elena Soria (SPAIN)

707 LIVING WITH CHRONIC LIE - MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME CASE REPORT Sandra Neves, Jorge Tudela (PORTUGAL)

708 Pseudologia fantastica? Mariana Silva, Susana Nunes, Dulce Maia, Paulo Pimentel (PORTUGAL)

709 Depersonalization/Derealization: A Misunderstood Disorder André Sousa, Joana Gomes, Vanessa Vila Nova, Diana Durães, João Martins, Catarina Cotta, Guida da Ponte, Glaucia Lima, António Paiva (PORTUGAL)

710 OPPORTUNITIES TO DE-STIGMATIZE PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY T. Dakukina, I. Grigorieva, M. Makhrov, S. Marchuk (BELARUS)

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Eating Disorders 711 EATING DISORDERS, DISSOCIATION AND PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACH Victoria Muñoz Martínez, Teresa Rodríguez Cano, Luis Beato Fernández (SPAIN)

712 Temperament, dissociation and Eating Disorders Victoria Muñoz Martínez, Luis Beato Fernández, Teresa Cano Rodríguez (SPAIN)

713 PREVALENCE AND COMORBIDITY OF EATING DISORDERS AMONG A COMMUNITY SAMPLE OF ADOLESCENTS: TWO-YEAR FOLLOW-UP Pilar Arribas-Saiz, Javier Plumed-Domingo, María Luisa Vila-Gómez, Natalia Gimeno-Clemente, Luis Miguel Rojo-Bofill, Luis Rojo-Moreno (SPAIN)

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714 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER IN PATIENTES DIAGNOSED WITH AN EATING DISORDER Diana Zambrano-Enríquez Gandolfo, Miriam Félix Alcántara, Belén Unzeta Conde, Pilar Vilariño Besteiro, Cesar Pérez Franco, Enrique Guerra Gómez (SPAIN)

715 THE QUESTIONNAIRE OF EATING BEHAVIOURS: A NEW INSTRUMENT FOR SYMPTOMS OF EATING DISORDERS Francesca Focà, Giuseppina Del Basso, Giuseppe Luci, Valentina Moroni, Fabrizio Fanella (ITALY)

716 Relationship between body image, personality factors and eating disorders Mª Isabel Ramos-Fuentes, Francisco J. Vaz-Leal, Laura Rodríguez-Santos, José M. Cebriá-García, Nieves Fernández-Sánchez, Enrique M. GonzálezIglesias (SPAIN)

717 FATHER OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA OR BULIMIA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY ABOUT THEIR LIFE EVENTS AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES Celso García Jr, Flavia Machado Seidinger, Lia Keuchguerian Silveira Campos, Ana Luisa Marques Traballi, Egberto Ribeiro Turato (BRAZIL)

718 PREVALENCE OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN SIBLINGS OF EATING DISORDER PATIENTS Laura Valero Tocohulat, Pilar Arnal Val, Joana Catalina Cardozo Curvelo, Luis Miguel Rojo-Bofill, Javier Castelló Gascó, Isabel Martín Martín, Patricia Navarro Gómez, María José Lara García, José Manuel Matamoros Castillo, Nuria Alberola Legorburo (SPAIN)

719 PSICHIATRIC DISORDER AND EATING DISORDERS Marta Jalón, Carlos M. Rodríguez, Lara García, Pilar Valladares, Enrique Álvarez del Moral, Jenifer Fernández, Leticia González, Cristina E. (SPAIN)

720 CELLULAR IMMUNITY AND FAMILY FUNCTIONING IN BULIMIA NERVOSA Laura Rodríguez-Santos, Francisco José Vaz-Leal, María Isabel Ramos-Fuentes, Nieves FernándezSánchez, María Angustias García-Herráiz, Isabel de la Salud Flores-Mateos, Josefa Melero-Ruiz, Carlos Alexis Chimpén-López, Antonio Leal-Micharet (SPAIN)

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722 PARENT´S PSYCHOPATHOLOGY PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS. K-SADS INTERVIEW TO MOTHERS AND FATHERS Carmen Iranzo Tatay, Clara Bertó García, Lourdes Ros Mora, Nuria Alberola Legorburo, Isabel Martín Martín, Javier Castelló, Joana Catalina Cardozo, Pilar Arnal, Laura Valero, Luís Rojo Bofill (SPAIN)

723 ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND CARDIOVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS Filomena Polo Montes, Margarita Pascual López, Laura Ferrer Domínguez, Magdalena Leon Velasco, Julio Martínez Arnaiz, Elias García Martín de la Fuente, Fatima Vargas Lozano, German Belda Moreno, Manuel Delgado del Rey, Luis Beato Fernández (SPAIN)

724 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FEMALE PATIENTS ADMITTED IN AN EATING DISORDERS UNIT AT THE HOSPITAL Corbalán Guerrero, Robles Martínez, López Salas, Pérez Méndez, Pizarro Ferrero (SPAIN)

725 Psychopathology in first-degree relatives of patients with eating disorders (E.D). Using the scl -90 self-administered questionnaire José Manuel Matamoros Castillo, Juan Miguel García Moncho, María José Lara García, Patricia Navarro Gómez, Nuria Alberola Legorburo, María Antonia Barberá Fons, Lourdes Ros Mora, Gemma Rubio Esteve, Susana García Aznar, Gemma Piera Martínez (SPAIN)

726 POSITIVE REACTIONS TOWARDS EXTREMELY EMACIATED BODY PICTURES IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA: A STUDY BASED ON THE STARTLE REFLEX PARADIGM Valeska Arabella Reichel, Nora Schneider, Barbara Grünewald, Thorsten Kienast, Ernst Pfeiffer, Ulrike Lehmkuhl, Alexander Korte (GERMANY)

Guillermo Gervasini, Carmen Gamero-Villarroel, Raquel Rodríguez-López, Mercedes Jiménez, Isalud Flores, Juan Antonio Carrillo, Angustias GarcíaHerráiz (SPAIN)

728 CARE ACTIVITY OF A UNIT OF INTENSIVE TREATMENT EATING DISORDERS IN ADULT POPULATION Belén Unzeta Conde, Pilar Vilariño Besteiro, César Pérez Franco, Diana Zambrano, Miriam P. Félix, Enrique Guerra (SPAIN)

729 DSM-IV AXIS I PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS COMORBIDITY IN EATING DISORDERS AMONG CLINICAL SAMPLE Pilar Arribas Sáiz, Belén Gago Velasco, Alejandro Ortiz Roldán, Isabel Martín Martín, Gemma Piera Martínez, María Barberá Fons, Nuria Alberola Legorburo, César Jávega Manjón, Humberto Echevarría Mateu, Julio Costa Airós (SPAIN)

730 Food symptoms in relatives of patients with eating disorders. Using the self-administered questionnaire of eating behaviour Gemma Rubio, Susana García Aznar, Núria Alberola, Lourdes Ros, Gemma Piera, Natalia Gimeno, Alejandro Ortiz, Belén Gago, Pilar Arribas, Juan Miguel García Moncho (SPAIN)

731 PRELIMINARY STUDY OF ORAL HEALTH, OROFACIAL PAIN AND TEMPOROMANDIBULAR DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS Samanta Pereira De Souza, Eliane de Fátima Gomes Barbosa Prado, Guilherme Guimarães Dias, Eduardo Wagner Aratangy, Fábio Taipa Salzano, Silvia Regina Dowgan Tesseroli de Siqueira, Táki Athanássios Cordás, José Tadeu Tesseroli de Siqueira, Reynaldo Antequera (BRAZIL)

734 ARE SECOND-GENERATION ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS EFFECTIVE IN TREATING ANOREXIA NERVOSA? Markus Dold, Martin Aigner (GERMANY)

735 IMPULSIVITY IN OBESE WOMEN Boutheina Ghajati, Rania Lansari, Racha Triki, Ines Johnson, Karim Tabbane (TUNISIA)

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Magdalena León Velasco, Filomena Polo Montes, Elías García Martín de la Fuente, Karin Joanna Van Gestel, Tamara Morena Larios, Magdalena Redondo Casasola, David Hernando Martínez, Luis Beato Fernández, Victoria Muñoz Martínez (SPAIN)

727 MELANOCORTIN-4 RECEPTOR GENE VARIANTS ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH BINGE-EATING BEHAVIOR IN NON-OBESE PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS

POSTER SESSION 01

721 “SYMBIOTIC TIES: STUDY OF THE ATTACHMENT BETWEEN MOTHER FIGURES AND PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS”

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

736 OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE SYMPTOMS AND OVER EXERCISING. EATING DISORDERS CASE- CONTROL STUDY Jana González Gómez, Laura Carral Fernández, Elena Gil Camarero, Ines Madrazo Rio Hortega, Pilar Benito González, Ángel González Gómez, Dolores Muñoz Torres, Cristina González Ortiz, Alicia Gutiérrez Gómez, Andrés Gómez del Barrio (SPAIN)

737 Evaluating persnality traits in eating disorders patients’ relatives Cesar Javega, Helena Tobella, Humberto Echevarría, Julio Costa, Natalia Gimeno, Gemma Piera, Nuria Alberola, Lourdes Ros, Clara Bertó, Carmen Iranzo (SPAIN)

738 AN ALTERNATIVE TO EATING BEHAVIOUR DISORDER. CLINICAL CASE López Salas, Pérez Méndez, Ortinez García (SPAIN)

739 PLASMA LEVELS OF N-ACYLETHANOLAMINES IN PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS Maria Vieira-Coelho, Isabel Brandão, Eva Osório, Isabel Pimenta, Ana Loureiro, Sofia Duarte Silva, Patricio Soeres-da-Silva (PORTUGAL)

740 How does inflexible eating impact on disordered eating behaviours?

POSTER SESSION 01

Monday 15th

Claudia Ferreira, Inês A. Trindade, Patrícia Fortunato, Vanessa Correia (PORTUGAL)

741 Decenter from your body flaws and break free: How decentering protects against disordered eating Claudia Ferreira, Inês A. Trindade, Lara Palmeira (PORTUGAL)

742 CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND EATING DISORDERS IN ADULTHOOD: BRIEF REVIEW AND CASE REPORT Marta Gonçalves, Joana Silva (PORTUGAL)

743 PERSONALITY DISORDERS IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA PURGING TYPE Experience from the Department of Psychiatry in Hospital de Santa Maria Lucas Manarte, Beatriz Lourenço, António Neves (PORTUGAL)

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744 PATIENTS WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA: OUTCOME OF INPATIENT CARE Joana Teixeira, Manuel carvalho, Daniel Sampaio, Patricia Pedro, Vania Viveiros, Rita Mendes, Filomena Sequeira, Lara Castro Nunes, Jennifer Santos, António Neves (PORTUGAL)

745 GLOBAL APPROACH OF FEEDING BEHAVIOR DISORDERS Silvia Cañas Fraile (SPAIN)

746 RESTING STATE FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA Santino Gaudio, Claudia Piervincenzi, Filippo Carducci, Carlo Cosimo Quattrocchi (ITALY)

747 Case Report: Hynonatremia and chewing gum in a patient with Anorexia Nervosa Inés Madrazo Del Río-Hortega, Jana GonzálezGómez, Pilar Benito-González, José Andrés Gómez del Barrio (SPAIN)

748 EVALUATION OF FOOD INTAKE OF OBESE PATIENTS WITH BINGE EATING DISORDER SUBJECT TO COMBINED TREATMENT OF COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY AND TOPIRAMATE OR PLACEBO Ana Maria Roma, Angelica Claudino, Silvia Freitas, Apolinario Jose (BRAZIL)

749 Systematic review of the diagnostic category muscle dysmorphia Celso Alves Dos Santos Filho, Patrícia Passarelli Tirico, Sérgio Carlos Stefano, Angélica Medeiros Claudino (BRAZIL)

750 FOOD CRAVING IN MORBID OBESE PATIENTS UNDERGOING BARIATRIC SURGERY Filomena Polo, Luis Beato, Jesús Martín, Carmen González-Martín, Esperanza Segura, Carmen Rodríguez-Rivera, Gloria Casas, José Ramón Muñoz-Rodríguez, Gema López, Luis Fernando Alguacil (SPAIN)

751 EATING BEHAVIOR AMONG CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH DIABETES TYPE I Mireille Almeida, Denise Claudino, Angélica Claudino, Ruth Grigolon, Nara Mendes, Wagner Ribeiro, Angela Spinola (BRAZIL)

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753 EATING DISORDERS DIAGNOSTIC CROSSOVER AND REMISSION: EVALUATION OF A CLINICAL SAMPLE AT FOLLOW-UP Glauber Kaio, Leticia Pereira, Marly Palavras, Wagner Ribeiro, Angelica Claudino (BRAZIL)

754 BODY IMAGE, LIFESTYLE AND INFLUENCE OF AESTHETIC MODELS IN OBESE MEXICAN ADULTS Diana Molina, Rosalba Ochoa, David Montalvo (MEXICO)

755 EATING DISORDERS AND THE TOMATIS APPROACH Diego Taccuso, Francesca Moretti, Giulia Di Girolamo, Lisa Gamberini, Virginia Bernabei, Anna Rita Atti (BELGIUM)

756 Addictive dimension of eating disorders affecting dropout: psychological meanings Flávia Seidinger, Celso García Jr., Ana Traballi, Egberto Turato (BRAZIL)

757 ALIMENTARY BEHAVIOUR DISORDERS AT HIGHLANDS OF PERÚ C. Vera Scamarone (PERU)

758 NO EFFECT OF INCREASE IN BODY MASS INDEX ON CARDIAC ABNORMALITIES IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA INPATIENTS - A PRELIMINARY STUDY K. Mohee, A. Karthigeyan, K. KucharskaPietura (UNITED KINGDOM)

759 Seguimiento de pacientes con diagnóstico de Trastornos Alimentarios atendidos en una unidad multidisciplinaria Dafne Díaz-Tendero Espinoza, Valentina Ulloa Jiménez (CHILE)

760 MENTAL HEALTH OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN JAPAN: A LITERATURE REVIEW Akiko Nosaki, Koichiro Otsuka (JAPAN)

761 SEXUAL ABUSE OF MALES: INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, PEER & SOCIOCULTURAL INFLUENCES ON MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES Jennifer Elkins, Catherine Harm (USA)

762 OXIDATIVE STRESS AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS IN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS AND ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER: A REVIEW Filipa Sa-Carneiro, Conceição Calhau, Otília Queirós, Rui Coelho, Margarida Figueiredo-Braga (PORTUGAL)

Epidemiology and Public Health 763 Twelve-month use of psychotropic medication in a cross-sectional population-based study: Results from the São Paulo Megacity Mental Health Survey Angela Campanha, Igor Milhorança, Yuan-Pang Wang, Maria Viana, Laura Andrade (BRAZIL)

764 COMMON MENTAL DISORDERS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS: SIX YEARS FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATIONS FOR REPEATED SURVEY Edméa Oliva-Costa, Mauricio Mendes, Tarcisio Andrade (BRAZIL)

765 BIOMETEOROLOGY IN PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY CARE Beatriz Mata Saenz, María Carmen Rodríguez Gamito, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Ana Domínguez Cejudo, María Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros (SPAIN)

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Silvia Nogueira Cordeiro, Cristiane Versesi, Nathalia Freitas, Alessandra Gromowski (BRAZIL)

Ecology, Psychiatry and Mental Health

POSTER SESSION 01

752 The Alimentary Disturbance and the Obesity in Women of Reprodutive Age in Contemporary Perspective and Interdisciplinary Discussion

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

766 COMPARING THE NUMBER OF EMERGENCIES VISITS WITH THE NUMBER OF HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS BETWEEN 2007 AND 2013 Beatriz Mata Saenz, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Ana Domínguez Cejudo, María Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros, María Carmen Rodríguez Gamito (SPAIN)

767 Suicide in liason Psychiatry Shaila Domingo Cordón, Beatriz Mata Saenz, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Daniel Mas Jiménez (SPAIN)

768 PREVALENCE OF DEPRESSION IN ADULTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES IN FUENLABRADA José Luis Rodríguez Calvin (SPAIN)

769 TYPE 2 DIABETES, GLYCEMIC CONTROL AND DEPRESSION José Luis Rodríguez Calvin (SPAIN)

770 Early Trauma in Psychiatric patients of a General Hospital

POSTER SESSION 01

Monday 15th

Carolina Salgado, Soledad Potthoff, Veronica Vitriol (CHILE)

771 SEASONALITY PHENOMENON ASSOCIATION ON SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR, AFFECTIVE AND PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS — A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF 20072012 PSYCHIATRY INPATIENT SERVICE Ciro Oliveira, Maria João Avelino, Liliana Paixão, Susana Alves, Catarina Agostinho, José Miguel Jara, António Bento (PORTUGAL)

772 PREVALENCE AND SEVERITY OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN THE GENERAL POPULATION OF MURCIA, SPAIN: THE PEGASUS-MURCIA PROJECT Fernando Navarro-Mateu, Mª José Tormo, Diego Salmerón, Gemma Vilagut, Guadalupe Ruíz-Merino, Teresa Escámez, Javier Júdez, Carmen Navarro, Ron Kessler, Jordi Alonso (SPAIN)

773 USE OF HEALTH SERVICES, ADEQUACY AND DELAY OF INITIAL TREATMENT CONTACT OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN GENERAL POPULATION: THE PEGASUS-MURCIA PROJECT Fernando Navarro-Mateu, Mª José Tormo, Diego Salmerón, Gemma Vilagut, Guadalupe Ruíz-Merino, Teresa Escámez, Javier Júdez, Carmen Navarro, Ron Kessler, Jordi Alonso (SPAIN)

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774 MENTAL DISORDERS IN THE GENERAL POPULATION AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE IN LORCA, 2011 (MURCIA, SPAIN): THE PEGASUS-MURCIA PROJECT Fernando Navarro-Mateu, Mª José Tormo, Diego Salmerón, Karestan C. Koenen, Gemma Vilagut, Guadalupe Ruíz-Merino, Teresa Escámez, Carmen Navarro, Ron Kessler, Jordi Alonso (SPAIN)

775 The effects of beverage type on alcohol psychoses rate in Russia Yury Razvodovsky (BELARUS)

776 CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL SURROGATES AMONG ALCOHOL DEPENDENT WOMEN Yury Razvodovsky (BELARUS)

777 NEIGHBOURHOOD ETHNIC DENSITY AND SUICIDE RISK AMONG ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS IN THE FOUR BIG CITIES IN THE NETHERLANDS Fabian Termorshuizen, Arjan Braam, Dick Reinking, Erik van Ameijden (NETHERLANDS)

778 GRD 430 (PSICOSIS): COMPORTAMIENTO A LA LUZ DEL CMBD Juan Manuel García Torrecillas, Presentación Ataz López, María del Carmen Lea Pereira, José Masegosa Ataz, Emilio Moreno Millán, María Rosa SánchezWaissen Hernández (SPAIN)

779 CORRELATION OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND INJURIES: DATA FROM IRANIAN MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY (IRANMHS) Behrang Shadloo, Masoumeh Amin-Esmaeili, Afarin Rahimi-Movaghar, Vafa Rahimi-Movaghar, Abbas Motevallian, Vandad Sharifi, Reza Radgoodarzi, Ahmad Hajebi, Mitra Hefazi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

780 SOME FEATURES OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS’ CONSUMPTION IN WESTERN BELARUS Vladimir Vdovichenko, Kevin Venegas, Viktor Goncharuk, Tatiana Korshak, Piotr Stankevich, Eugeniy Krysztofik, Alexey Schevruk, Tatiana Vasilevskaya (BELARUS)

781 FOREIGN POPULATION IN A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH UNIT Rocío Alonso Díaz, Elena Guillén Guillén, Sandra Fuentes Márquez, Ana Sara Viedma Martín, Carmen González Macías, Ana Rodríguez Martínez (SPAIN)

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783 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES AND HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS. A PURPOSE OF 30418 CASES Ana Domínguez Cejudo, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, María del Carmen Rodríguez Gamito, Mª Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros, Beatriz Mata Saenz, Amalia Tesoro Amate (SPAIN)

784 AN ANALYSIS OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTS IN THE PROVINCE OF SEVILLE (SPAIN) IN THE 2007-2013 PERIOD BASED ON EMERGENCY CARE DEMAND Ana Domínguez Cejudo, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Beatriz Mata Saenz, María del Carmen Rodríguez Gamito, Mª Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros (SPAIN)

785 THE IMPACT OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS ON PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY SERVICES Ana Domínguez Cejudo, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Mª Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros, Beatriz Mata Saenz, María del Carmen Rodríguez Gamito (SPAIN)

786 CORRELATION BETWEEN THE LEVEL OF REMUNERATION AND BURNOUT SYNDROME IN PROFESSIONS THAT REQUIRE EMOTIONAL INVOLVEMENT Rumyana Stoyanova, Stanislava Harizanova (BULGARIA)

787 THE INFLUENCE OF GENDER ON URGENT MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTATIONS María Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros, María del Carmen Rodríguez Gamito, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Ana Domínguez Cejudo, Beatriz Mata Saenz (SPAIN)

788 THE EFFECT OF POSITIVE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Philippe Mortier, Koen Demyttenaere, Ronny Bruffaerts (BELGIUM)

789 MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Philippe Mortier, Koen Demyttenaere, Ronny Bruffaerts (BELGIUM)

Dhana Ratna Shakya, Sami Lama, Mangala Shrestha, Arun Pandey, Pramod Shyangwa, Binod Deo (NEPAL)

791 DEMAND ANALYSIS OF CARE IN A DAY HOSPITAL Ignacio Álvarez Marrodán, Aranzazu Alzate Guergué, Agurtzane Urteaga Martin, Rafael López Velasco, Daniel Pérez Tausia, David Calvo Medel, Silvia Lou Mur, Virginia Torrente Mur (SPAIN)

792 Epidemiological and clinical features of psychiatric patients assessed in a Spanish psychiatric emergency department: one-year analysis Guillermo Pírez, Natalia Casanova, Montserrat Guilabert, Cristina Abad, Bárbara Marco, Lorena Francés (SPAIN)

793 Hikikomori in Japanease University Students: A case study of 51 individuals with hikikomori Yuko Furuhashi, Shusuke Furuhashi (JAPAN)

794 PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY CARE IN A SIDE EFFECTS PSYCOPHARMACOLOGICAL María Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros, Beatriz Mata Saenz, María Carmen Rodríguez Gamito, Ana Domínguez Cejudo, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena (SPAIN)

795 INSOMNIA IN EMERGENCY CARE PSYCHIATRY María Encarnación Domínguez Ballesteros, María Carmen Rodríguez Gamito, Beatriz Mata Sáenz, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Ana Domínguez Cejudo (SPAIN)

796 OBSERVED CHANGES IN HEALTH CARE DEMAND AND EVOLUTION IN A DAY HOSPITAL YEARS BETWEEN 1993 AND 2013 Ignacio Álvarez Marrodán, Aranzazu Alzate Guergué, Agurtzane Urteaga Martin, Rafael López Velasco, Daniel Pérez Tausia, David Calvo Medel, Silvia Lou Mur, Virginia Torrente Mur (SPAIN)

797 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF THE OUTPATIENT CONSULTS TO THE PSYCHOGERIATRIC PROGRAM IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL José De La Oliva, Patricio Péndola, Patricio García, María Jesús Del Yerro, Isabel María Castillo, Ricardo Angora, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero (SPAIN)

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Fabian Termorshuizen, Hugo Smeets, Arjan Braam, Wim Veling (NETHERLANDS)

790 PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEM AMONG NURSING STUDENTS OF A HEALTH SCIENCE INSTITUTE IN EASTERN NEPAL

POSTER SESSION 01

782 NEIGHBORHOOD ETHNIC DENSITY AND PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS AMONG ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS IN UTRECHT CITY

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798 PREVALENCE OF RISK FACTORS FOR METABOLIC SYNDROME IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH PALIPERIDONE INJECTION Ana López Villarreal, Antonio Zambrana Gómez, Berta Bote Bonaechea, María Ángeles Delgado Gómez, María Teresa Gallego de Dios, Aida Álvarez Pedrero, Pablo Vidal Pérez (SPAIN)

799 METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES TO UNDERTAKING A POPULATION-BASED CHILD MENTAL HEALTH SURVEY: THE CASE OF GREATER BEIRUT, LEBANON Lilian Ghandour, Al Amira Safa Shehab, Pia Zeinoun, Fadi Halabi, Fadi Maalouf (LEBANON)

800 ETHNOPSYCHIATRY: ONE-YEAR ANALYSIS IN THE PSYCHIATRIC WARD Serena Anastasi, Norma Verdolini, Sandro Elisei, Roberto Quartesan (ITALY)

801 Development of psychiatric symptoms during antiviral therapy for chronic hepatitis C: a retrospective study on 590 subjects Giulia Simonetti, Cecilia Trevisani, Pietro Abbati, Giovanni Vitale, Elisabetta Loggi, Nesrine Gamal, Alessandra Scuteri, Pietro Andreone, Giancarlo Boncompagni, Gianfranco Taruschio (ITALY)

802 CAUSES OF DEATH IN AN ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT UNIT OF A PORTUGUESE GENERAL HOSPITAL

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Monday 15th

Sofia Barbosa, Márcia Sequeira, Sara Castro, Catarina Klut, Jorge Ramos, Guilherme Martins, Bruno Trancas, Nuno Borja-Santos, Carlota Tomé, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

803 IMPACT OF LABOR ISSUES ARISING FROM THE ECONOMIC CRISIS IN MENTAL HEALTH Blanco María, Gutiérrez María Jesús, Pérez Kristina, González Ana (SPAIN)

804 Recurrent subthreshold depression in type 2 diabetes: an important risk factor for poor health outcomes Norbert Schmitz, Geneviève Gariépy, Kimberley Smith, Matthew Clyde, Ashok Malla, Richard Boyer, Irene Strychar, Alain Lesage, JianLi Wang (CANADA)

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805 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRIC CARE IN A GREEK GENERAL HOSPITAL Georgios Lyrakos, Apostolos Chasapis, Nikolaos Frangos, Ioannis Spyropoulos, Vasilios Spinaris (GREECE)

806 HAZARDOUS DRIVING: ASSOCIATIONS WITH SUBSTANCE USE, MENTAL HEALTH AND LIFETIME TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY Gina Stoduto, Anca Ialomiteanu, Robert Mann, Christine Wickens, Gabriela Ilie, Hayley Hamilton, Jürgen Rehm, Michael Cusimano (CANADA)

807 STUDY OF EPIDIMIOLOGIC AND DEMOGRAHRIC FACTORS IN COMPLETED SUICIDES BY CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS OF NAGPUR, INDIA Shailesh Pangaonkar, Deepali Pangaonkar, Neha Marve, Sharayu Chaoji (INDIA)

808 OBESITY AND METABOLIC SYNDROME IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER Isabel Sevillano, Sandra Cepedello, Eduardo Mayor, Virginia Casado, Elena Domínguez, Javier Cepeda, Elena Domínguez, Irene Muñoz, Patricia Marqués, Fernando Uribe (SPAIN)

809 EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTATIONS IN A GENERAL PUBLIC HOSPITAL Ricardo Angora, Isabel Castillo, Mª Jesús del Yerro, José de la Oliva, Patricia Navas, Antonio Muñoz, Miguel Ángel Jiménez Arriero (SPAIN)

810 PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS IN PRIMARY CARE María Eugenia De La Viuda Suárez, Rebeca Costa Trigo, Antia Casas Posada, Jennifer Fernández Fernández, Isabel Saavedra, Rocío Coto Lesmes (SPAIN)

811 Characteristics of readmitted patients in a psychiatric unit along two years Sergio Benavente López, Sergio Puerta Rodríguez, Manuel Nieves Carnicer, Patricia Nava García, Montserrat Caballero González, Alexandra Teofila Bagney Lifante, Roberto Rodríguez Jiménez, María Aragües Figuero, Miguel Ángel Jiménez Arriero (SPAIN)

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812 EFFICACY OF GERMAN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENT CLINICS- THE CASE OF AN RURAL OUTPATIENT CLINIC IN SOUTH GERMANY Juan Valdes-Staiuber, Reinhold Kilian, Johannes Vietz (GERMANY)

813 Relationship between the incidence of violence in emergency medical services and type of assistance provided María Dolores Piqueras Acevedo, Juan José Gascón Cánovas, Jose- María Salcedo-López, Carles Iniesta-Navalón, Mercedes Raposo, Isabel Martínez, Alfonso Gil, Mª Elena Piqueras, Alejandro Belmar, Oud Nico (SPAIN)

819 DRINKING AND DRIVING IN BRAZIL: CHANGES BETWEEN 2006 AND 2012 Clarice Madruga, Ilana Pinsky, Raul Caetano, Ronaldo Laranjeira (BRAZIL)

820 The impact of culture on the perceptions about mental health help and treatment in Algeria Bensaida Messaouda (ALGERIA)

821 ASSESSMENT OF BURNOUT SYNDROME ON PSYCHIATRISTS IN THE PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR DURING THE FISCAL AUSTERITY IN GREECE Vasileios Pavlidis, Vasilis Aletras (GREECE)

815 BEING LINKED TO A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TEAM INFLUENCES ON THE ADMISSIONS AT ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC UNIT? Jordi León Caballero, Marta Martín Subero, Laura Gómez Pérez, Agnes Sabaté Gómez, María Llobet Farré, Sandra Teresita Castillo Magaña, Estanislao Mur Milà, José Manuel López Santin, Silvia Oller Canet (SPAIN)

816 PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY AMONG CAREGIVERS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS M.M. Jalal Uddin, Helal Uddin Ahmed, Mohammad Tarikul Alam, Niaz Mohammad Khan, Waziul Alam Chowdhury, Md. Golam Rabbani (BANGLADESH)

817 SIMILAR INCREASES IN PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATIONS FOR A 2-YEAR PERIOD: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Beatriz Pozuelo Moyano, Tânia Sofia Gonçalves Alvané, Ana Maria Pater, Daniel Moga, Lola Peris Diaz (SWITZERLAND)

818 RISK FACTORS FOR MATERNAL DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS TRAJECTORIES FROM PREGNANCY TO FIVE YEARS LATER: OUTCOMES FROM THE EDEN MOTHER-CHILD COHORT IN FRANCE Judith Van Der Waerden, Cédric Galéra, Béatrice Larroque, Marie-Josephe Saurel-Cubizolles, AnneLaure Sutter-Dallay, Maria Melchior (FRANCE)

Hajri Ahlem, Homri Wided, Ben Alaya Souha, Charradi Salma, Ben Romdhane Imen, Labbane Raja (TUNISIA)

823 Demographic and diagnostic correlates of need for inpatient psychiatric treatment Lakshman Fernando, Zack Cernovsky (CANADA)

824 THE INFLUENCE OF PARENTAL PSYCHOPATHOLOGY ON OFFSPRING SUICIDALITY IN THE SAO PAULO METROPOLITAN AREA, BRAZIL Geilson Santana, Bruno Coelho, Maria Carmen Viana, Yuan-Pang Wang, Laura Andrade (BRAZIL)

825 SHARED AND UNIQUE FACTORS BETWEEN METABOLIC SYNDROME AND MILD PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS: A LONGITUDINAL POPULATION-BASED STUDY INITIATED BY LANCEED HOSPITAL, TAIWAN Tien-Mu Hsiao, Mei-Huei Lien, Chih-Jung Yeh, HaoJan Yang (TAIWAN)

826 COMMON MENTAL DISORDER (CMD) AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS OF THE TWO MEDICINE COURSES: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY Edméa Oliva-Costa, Helena Sá, Louise Lorena Correia, Vanessa Argolo, Leila Tenorio, Enaldo Melo (BRAZIL)

827 Risks of all-cause and suicide mortality in psychiatric disorders: a meta-review Seena Fazel, Edward Chesney, Guy Goodwin (UNITED KINGDOM)

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Julio Zarra, Luisa Schmidt (ARGENTINA)

822 psychiatric sectorization in Tunisia: psychiatrists opinion

POSTER SESSION 01

814 IMPACTO PSICOSOCIAL DE LA ENFERMEDAD DE ALZHEIMER EN EL SIGLO XXI: SUS ALCANCES EPIDÉMICOS, SU DETECCIÓN TEMPRANA Y SUS RECURSOS TERAPÉUTICOS

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

828 ASSESSING HEALTH NEEDS OF PRIMARY CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY S. Sayed, A. Asghar (PAKISTAN)

829 PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS OF MEDICAL SCIENCES STUDENTS S. Eghtedar, N. Aghakhani (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

830 MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG OBESE PATIENTS SEEKING BARIATRIC SURGERY L.S. Duarte-Guerra, M.A. Santo, Y.P. Wang (BRAZIL)

831 LENGTH OF HOSPITALIZATION OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS AND ITS ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN AL-AMAL MEDICAL COMPLEX N. Al Solami (SAUDI ARABIA)

832 ADDICTIONS TO ALCOHOL AND OTHER SUBSTANCES PSYCHOACTIVE IN RURAL SOUTH OF BENIN D. Houinato, M. Tognidè, A. Affoucou, M. Gansou, E. Klikpo, J. Ezin houngbé, V. Avahoun, Y. Amonles (BENIN)

833 USE OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE AMONG KOREAN ALCOHOL USE DISORDER ADULTS

Monday 15th

834 PREVENTION AND PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH: EXPERIENCE OF CARRYING OUT THE MENTAL HEALTH DAY IN SIBERIAN REGION OF RUSSIA

POSTER SESSION 01

M. Cho, J. Choi, J.E Park, K.H Han (KOREA, DEM REP.)

835 PREVALENCE OF MOOD DISORDERS IN RURAL SOUTH OF BENIN

E.V. Gutkevich, V.F. Lebedeva, S.V. Vladimirova, N.A. Bokhan (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

D. Houinato, E. Kpadonou fiossi, F. Hounyo, Y. Amonles, V. Avahoun, J. Ezin houngbé, T. Agossou (BENIN)

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PO2 Ethics, Law, Human Rights and Mental Health 1 ETHICAL PROBLEM IN PSYCHIATRY PRACTICE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRY Amarnath Mallik, Debanjan Pan (INDIA)

2 PODER JUDICIAL Y SALUD MENTAL PÚBLICA EN ARGENTINA: ¿SINERGIA O INJERENCIA? Ernesto Jaimes, Bárbara Hofmann, Alicia Belgareto (ARGENTINA)

3 PSIQUIATRAS ANTE LA REFORMA DE LA LEY DEL ABORTO EN ESPAÑA: APROXIMACIÓN CUALITATIVA Presentación Ataz López, Juan Manuel García Torrecillas, José Masegosa Ataz, Fernando Collado Rueda, Miguel Soto Ontoso (SPAIN)

7 NON-GRANTING OF COMPULSORY TREATMENT ORDERS (CTOs) BY THE MENTAL HEALTH TRIBUNAL FOR SCOTLAND (MHTS) Gary Stevenson, Parvez Thekkumpurath (UNITED KINGDOM)

8 PSYCHIATRISTS AND SOCIAL MEDIA: ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND THERAPEUTIC BOUNDARIES Beatriz Ibarra, Lidice Loredo, Omar Kawas (MEXICO)

9 ANÁLISIS DE LOS INGRESOS INVOLUNTARIOS CURSADOS EN EL HOSPITAL NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL PRADO DURANTE EL AÑO 2013 Koren Preckler Peña, María Palomo Monge, David Gimeno Montes, Arántzazu Duque Domínguez, Beatriz Lara de Lucas, Silvia Sánchez de La Pisa, Rubén Ochoa Blanco, Carmen Camuñas de la Calle, Carlos Moreno (SPAIN)

10 VOLUNTARY OR INVOLUNTARY PSYCHIATRIC ADMISSION. HAVE WE CHANGED CRITERIA? Elena Pizarro, Ana Mª Candil, María Robles (SPAIN)

11 ATTITUDES AND OPINIONS OF PEOPLE THAT SUFFER FROM BIPOLAR DISEASE ABOUT ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION Carolina Padoan, Aline Rodrigues, Mariana Atz, Lucas Patusco, Caroline Pereira, Caren Jaeger, José Roberto Goldim, Pedro Magalhães (BRAZIL)

12 AN AUDIT ON USE OF C.T.O. IN THE LONDON BOROUGH OF TOWER HAMLETS Federico Fortugno, John C. Cookson (UNITED KINGDOM)

4 INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT IN EXPECTANT PATIENTS Ana María Álvarez Montoya, Cristina Diago Labrador, Rocío Torrecillas Olavarrieta (SPAIN)

5 ANALYSIS OF THE INVOLUNTARY HOSPITALIZATION IN A MENTAL HEALTH UNIT IN 2013 Ana María Álvarez Montoya, Cristina Diago Labrador, Teresa Ruano Hernández (SPAIN)

13 RETROSPECTIVE AND CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS VICTIMS OF VIOLATION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS BY THE DIAGNOSIS OF HOMOSEXUALITY ACCORDING TO THE CLASSIFICATION DSM-III: CONSEQUENCES OF THE PAST IN THE PRESENT María Alejandra Espinosa Benavides, Leticia Mallol Castaño, Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, Axel Fernández Maria (SPAIN)

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PRESENTATION

Gary Stevenson, Gena Hearnshaw, Gemma Way, Martha Neilson (UNITED KINGDOM)

POSTER SESSION 02

POSTER

6 TWO-YEAR OUTCOMES OF COMPULSORY TREATMENT ORDERS (CTOs) IN A SCOTTISH HEALTH REGION (FIFE)

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

14 EVALUATION OF ATTITUDE TOWARD THE MENTAL ILLNESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS SENSITIVITY AMONG DIRECTORS OF MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES Jonggook Lee, Kyoungmin Lee (KOREA, REP.)

15 Ethics inside me, with me and around me Danica Boskovic Djukic (SERBIA)

16 ETHICS IN COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY AND SUPERVISION Jana Vyskocilova, Jan Prasko (CZECH REPUBLIC)

17 INTERNATIONAL PEACE PROCESS REVISITED: WEST AND THE WORLD

23 EVALUATION OF DO NOT ATTEMPT RESUSCITATION ORDER AT GENERAL HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRIC WARD IN JAPAN T. Takata, M. Kang, H. Nakamura, H. Kuribayashi, S. Mizuno (JAPAN)

24 DOCTORS AS GODS: SHOULD PSYCHIATRISTS MAKE PATIENTS DNR AGAINST THE PATIENT’S WILL? M. Mattar, A. Alao (USA)

25 CONCORDANCE BETWEEN PREFERRED AND ACTUAL ROLES IN INVOLVEMENT IN DECISION MAKING AT PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENT CARE C. De Las Cuevas, W. Peñate, J.L. González de Rivera (SPAIN)

Vijoy Varma (USA)

18 PSYCHOTIC PARRICIDE: CAN WE PREVENT IT? A STUDY OF 15 CASES

26 THERAPEUTIC JURISPRUDENCE AND NEUROETHICS: BASES FOR EFFECTIVE LEGAL SOCIAL INTEGRATION M. Lage Cotelo (SPAIN)

Rahma Chebbi, Wassim Krir, Imen Berrahal, Sami Eddhif, Najoua Lakhal, Abdelaziz Oumaya, Slaheddine Gallali (TUNISIA)

19 REDUCTION OF MECHANICAL RESTRAINT IN A PSYCHIATRIC WARD: A COHORT STUDY Juan Antonio García-Sánchez, José Guzmán-Parra, Isabel Pino-Benítez, Mercedes Alba-Vallejo, Fermín Mayoral-Cleries (SPAIN)

20 PSYCHOTIC PARRICIDE: CAN WE PREVENT IT? A STUDY OF 15 CASES

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

Rahma Chebbi, Wassim Krir, Imen Berrahal, Sami Eddhif, Najoua Lakhal, Abdelaziz Oumaya, Slaheddine Gallali, (TUNISIA)

21 COMPULSORY ADMISSIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH LEGISLATION IN SOUTHWEST GREECE Maria Skokou, Panagiota Gouma, Philippos Gourzis (GREECE)

22 ADVANCE DECISIONS TO REFUSE TREATMENT UNDER THE MENTAL CAPACITY ACT 2005 (ENGLAND & WALES): DO THE PROVISIONS SERVE TO STRENGTHEN PATIENT AUTONOMY OR ENABLE ITS VULNERABILITY IN LAW TO BE MAINTAINED Anil Mohandas, Charlotte Emmett (UNITED KINGDOM)

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Evolutionary Psychiatry 27 DESAFÍOS DE LA PSIQUIATRÍA ACTUAL Alfonso Chinchilla (SPAIN)

28 IS FEAR OF PREDATION SEARLED IN SCHIZOPHRENIA? - THE ORIGIN OF SCHIZOPHRENIA FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHIATRY Yasushi Sasaki (JAPAN)

29 CHRONODISRUPTION: RELEVANCE TO PSYCHIATRY Rita Barandas, João Reis, Maria Luisa Figueira (PORTUGAL)

30 STUDY THE EDUCATIONAL GOALS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE IN IRAN COUNTRY M. Homayounnia, M. Sheikh (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

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Exercise, Psychiatry and Sports 31 Running for your life!: A review of physical therapy for cardiovascular disease risk factor reduction in individuals with schizophrenia Claire Chalfoun, Antony D. Karelis, Emmanuel Stip, Amal Abdel-Baki (CANADA)

32 ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY AND EAROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING INCREASED BDNF AND IMPROVED DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT RESISTANT MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Serge Brand, Mohammad Haghighi, Leila Jahangard, Hafez Bajoghli, Markus Gerber, Edith HolsboerTrachsler (SWITZERLAND)

38 Resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging shows that physical aerobic exercise affects affective network M. Doyle, A. Carballedo, G. Lavelle, J. Sojo, H. McCarthy, J. Gormely, V. O’Keane, T. Frodl (IRELAND)

Family Research, Intervention and Interdisciplinary Intervention 39 The relationship between types of attachment styles in adulthood and attitudes and expectations regarding filial responsibility: A comparison between three generations Pnina Ron (ISRAEL)

34 Physical Exercise Prescription for Mental Disorders Rui Pedro Albuquerque (PORTUGAL)

35 Quality of life in outpatients with schizophrenia attending in a sports program Eluana Gomes, Tânia Bastos, Michel Probst, Raquel Costa, Rui Corredeira (PORTUGAL)

36 EFFECTS OF A PHYSICAL EXERCISE PROGRAM IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Teresa Alves-Dos-Reis, Sofia Marques, Nuno Mosca, Ana Abebora, José Góis, Armando Raimundo (PORTUGAL)

37 PERCEPTION OF THREAT, STRESS, AND ANXIETY IN ATHLETES OF PORTUGUESE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS H. Espirito-Santo, L. Ramos, S. Simões, M. Cunha (PORTUGAL)

Zulay Lugo, Fréderic Pellas, Steven Laureys, Olivia Gosseries (BELGIUM)

41 DESCRIPTIVE RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF THE DISORDERS TREATED WITH A FAMILY THERAPY STRATEGY Cristina Sánchez Novella, María Teresa Rosique Sanz, Belen López Moya, Cristina Polo Usaola, María Luisa López Gironés (SPAIN)

42 Intervention for relatives of patient with mental illness: Parent Training Ascanio Giuseppe Vaccaro, Valentina Ciappolino, Francesca Fanini, Fabio Rancati (ITALY)

43 PARENTAL BONDING STYLES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR DISORDER

Tuesday 16th

Georgia Maggouritsa, Dimitrios Kokaridas, Konstantinos Bonotis (GREECE)

40 FAMILY NEEDS IN RELATIVES OF PATIENTS WITH LOCKED-IN SYNDROME

Maria Miguel Brenha, Emanuel Santos (PORTUGAL)

44 DYADIC ADJUSTMENT AND PERSONALITY TRAITS IN THREE GROUPS OF COUPLES Hulya Akar Ozmen, E. Emrem Bestepe, Serhat Citak (TURKEY)

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33 THE EFFECT OF A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND TOKEN ECONOMY SYSTEM PROGRAM ON IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE, MOOD PROFILE, SELF-IMAGE AND SELF-ESTEEM OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

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“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

45 THE CONCEPT OF THE BEST FUNCTIONNING PARENT AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD-PARENT RELATIONSHIP AND BONDING:REFRAMING OF ANCIENT PSYCHOLOGICAL CONCEPTS Gérard Cohen-Adad (FRANCE)

46 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TYPES OF ATTACHMENT STYLES IN ADULTHOOD, AND ATTITUDES AND EXPECTATIONS TOWARD FILIAL RESPONSIBILITY: A COMPARISON BETWEEN THREE GENERATIONS Pnina Ron (ISRAEL)

47 THE FIRST BORN CHILD: REFRAMING OF THE GRANDPARENTS’RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR OWN CHILDREN; THE UNIQUE RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR PARENTS AND SUBSEQUENT SIBLINGS RIVALRY Gérard Cohen-Adad (FRANCE)

48 EVALUACIÓN DE UN PROGRAMA DE PSICOEDUCACIÓN PARA FAMILIARES DE PACIENTES CON TRASTORNO MENTAL GRAVE José María Playa, Oscar Clar, María Canovas, Elena García-Roca, María Marquez, Guadalupe Bibiloni, Diego Sivori, Pablo Tobajas (SPAIN)

49 A MODEL OF COORDINATION BETWEEN CHILD PSYCHIATRY AND PRIMARY. MODELO MAR MENOR Sonia Andrés Espallardo, Ángel Sánchez Bahillo, Debora López Marco, Federico Cardelle Pérez, Ángeles Díaz Caneja, Cristina Laiz Reverte (SPAIN)

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

50 RELATIVES’ EXPRESSED EMOTION, ATTRIBUTIONS AND EMOTIONAL STATE IN CLINICAL HIGH-RISK AND ONSET STAGES OF PSYCHOSIS Tecelli Domínguez-Martínez, Thomas R. Kwapil, Neus Barrantes-Vidal (SPAIN)

51 COMING BACK HOME Mª Ángeles Corral Y. Alonso, Mar García Pérez, Benigno Santamaría Rodríguez (SPAIN)

53 WHEN THE CHILDREN ARE A SYMPTOM – Diogenes Syndrome Rita Teixeira, Daniela Couto (PORTUGAL)

54 CAREGIVER’S BURDEN OF THE PATIENT WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA S. Pereira, J. Passos, A. Fonte, E. Lopes (PORTUGAL)

55 LA IMPORTANCIA DE LA CALIDEZ EN LA FAMILIA EN EL CONTEXTO DE UN TRASTORNO MENTAL GRAVE C. Medina-Pradas (SPAIN)

56 STRENGTHENING THE FAMILY TIES W. Bruscato, O. Pinto, G. Rufino, C. Oliveira, D. Leite, C. Cassiano, A. Silvério, (BRAZIL)

57 Depressive symptoms in pregnancy: prevalence and correlates in wives of deployed military soldiers Usama Bin Zubair, Asma Ansari, Rizwanullah Khan, Sawera Mansoor (PAKISTAN)

58 IMPLEMENTING THE COLLABORATIVE APPROACH IN COSTA RICA: INTEGRATING PSYCHIATRY AND PRIMARY CARE IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES R. Millán González (COSTA RICA)

Forensic Psychiatry 59 PREVALENCE AND TREATMENT OF FROTTEURISM: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Scott Johnson, Britta Ostermeyer, Kristi Sikes, Andrea Nelsen, John Coverdale (USA)

60 A SYSTEMATIC LITERUARE REVIEW: THE PREVALANCE OF PHYSICIANS WHO ARE STALKED Andrea Nelsen, Scott Johnson, Britta Ostermeyer, Kristi Sikes, John Coverdale (USA)

61 Psychopathological study of women referred to Ahvaz Forensic Center due to home violence in the second six months, 2012/1390 Seyed Farzad Hosseini Behbahani, arefeh mobasher, ahmadreza asareh (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

62 MENTAL DISORDERED OFFENDERS AND IMMIGRATION David Garriga Guitart, Gemma Escuder Romeva (SPAIN)

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63 FEMALE HOMICIDE OFFENDERS: CHARACTERISTICS AND PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY Florence Hellen, Christian Lange-Asschenfeldt, Stefanie Ritz-Timme, Benno Hartung (GERMANY)

64 SHARING THE BURDEN: ILLNESS PERCEPTIONS OF CARERS OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA IN A FORENSIC SETTING Emma Wall, Bradley Hillier, Sarah White, Gill Mezey (UNITED KINGDOM)

65 ARE THEY TO BLAME? – IMPUTABILITY IN PERSONALITY DISORDERS Raquel Melo, José Carlos Alves (PORTUGAL)

66 Psicosis y crimen: a propósito de un caso clínico A. Fructuoso Castellar, A. López López, L. Barrios Flores (SPAIN)

67 Mental Disorders and Nullity of Marriage: Indian Perspective

72 EVALUATION OF LONG-TERM MENTAL DISORDERS IN CASES OF ALLEGED TORTURE DURING DETENTION IN PRISON Sakir Ozen, Umit Naci Gundogmus, Harun Akkaya, Mehmet Feyzi Sahin, Esat Sahin, Urun Ozer Ceri (TURKEY)

73 CATECHOL-O-METHYLTRANSFERASE (COMT) ERYTHROCYTE ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER (ASPD) AND IMPULSIVE AGGRESSION Margarida Braga, Rui Coelho, Maria Vieira-Coelho, Jacinto Azevedo (PORTUGAL)

74 Analysis of 110 cases of forensic psychiatry expert testimony in Aveiro, Portugal Ana Lopes, Sandra Vicente, Nuno Carrilho (PORTUGAL)

75 Criminal law and criminology in relation to forensic psychiatry María Del Carmen Valle Fernández, Julieta Virginia Merola Valle (ARGENTINA)

Siva Nambi (INDIA)

68 RELACIÓN ENTRE ENFERMEDAD MENTAL Y DELITO EN MUJERES PRESAS

76 The effectiveness of mandatory treatment: A 5-years follow-up study HuiChing Wu, Chih-Horng Chung (TAIWAN)

Oscar Sanz-García, Álvaro Muro (SPAIN)

70 TYPES OF CRIMES IN PEOPLE WITH DIAGNOSIS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Leticia Muñoz García- Largo, Laura Gozalo Esteve, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Beatriz Oda Plasencia García de Diego, Álvaro Muro Álvarez (SPAIN)

71 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHOPATHY AND EXECUTIVE DYSFUNCTION Anna Starowicz-Filip, Barbara Betkowska-Korpała, Anna Pastuszak, Józef Gierowski, Ewa Błaszczuk, Katarzyna Prochwicz, Jakub Lickiewicz (POLAND)

Lisieux Elaine De Borba Telle, Alcina Barros, Gabriela Costa, Henderson Schwengber, Patrícia Goldfeld, Vivian Day (BRAZIL)

78 INCENDIÁRIOS Lisieux Elaine De Borba Telles, Alcina Barros, Helena Bins, Franklin Escobar-Córdoba (BRAZIL)

79 FORENSIC-MEDICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND BPRS SCORES OF THE PERSONS ADMITTED FOR PSYCHIATRIC OBSERVATION AT COUNCIL OF FORENSIC MEDICINE Sakir Ozen, Ismail Ozver, Mehmet Feyzi Sahin, Esat Sahin, Bahri Ince, Tuba Ozcanli, Ramazan Atlen, (TURKEY)

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Oscar Sanz-García, Álvaro Muro (SPAIN)

77 PERFIL DOS PARRICIDAS DE HOSPITAL FORENSE BRASILEIRO

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69 ANÁLISIS DE LA CONSULTA PSIQUIÁTRICA DE UNA CÁRCEL DE MUJERES

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80 UNDUE INFLUENCE. A TYPE OF ELDER ABUSE María Jesús Del Yerro, Patricio Péndola, José De la Oliva, Patricio García, Ricardo Angora, Isabel María Castillo, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, (SPAIN)

81 PREVALENCE OF PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS IN LONG TERM SENTENCED PRISONERS Manoj Sahu (INDIA)

82 INVOLUNTARY OUTPATIENT TREATMENT AND IMPUTABILITY IN SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: A CASE REPORT Estefanía Segura, Pilar Baos, Victoria Muñoz, Antonio J. Ramírez, Carlos Rodríguez, Carmen Leal, Carmen Jerez, (SPAIN)

83 STUDY OF PERSONALITY IN YOUNG PEOPLE IN CONFLICT WITH THE CRIMINAL LAW Mirian Orlando (ARGENTINA)

84 Offending behaviors and mental disorders: presenting the first adolescent forensic psychiatric service in Belgium Laurent Servais, Nelson Provost, Elsa Hoffmann, Gaëlle Grajek, Déborah Hoffman, Shérazade Agharbi, Etienne Joiret, (BELGIUM)

85 INCENDIARIES AND MENTAL ILLNESS - A FORENSIC DATA BASE ANALYSIS Pedro Oliveira, Joana Mesquita, Nelson Almeida, José Campeao, Catarina Cochat, Soledade Varela, Vitor Mota, (PORTUGAL)

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86 A Systematic Review of the Prevalence of Autism within the Offender Populations Kalpana Dein, Angela Hassiotis, Rajesh Rema iyer, Simon Gibbon (UNITED KINGDOM)

87 PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL ALTERATIONS IN NOT VOLUNTARY INTERNMENT Mónica Rodríguez Merino, Juan José Arechederra Aranzadi, Mariano Hernández Herreros, María Inés López-Ibor Alcocer (SPAIN)

88 INTERACTIONS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA WHO HAVE COMMITTED SERIOUS ASSAULTIVE ACTS AND THEIR VICTIMS IN UZBEKISTAN Eshimbetova Saida, Chembaev Bulat (UZBEKISTAN)

89 POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS REACTIONS FOLLOWING TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Artur Furet, Susana Renca, Máximo Colón (PORTUGAL)

90 CRITICAL TIME INTERVENTION FOR SEVERLY MENTALLY ILL RELEASED PRISONERS: A RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL Gareth Hopkin, Caroline Stevenson, Manuela Jarrett, Charlotte Lennox, Andrew Forrester, Graham Thornicroft, Jenny Shaw (UNITED KINGDOM)

91 Accountability and social responsibility Helge Malmgren, Christer Svennerlind (SWEDEN)

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 NICE AUDIT; REVIEWING COMPLIANCE WITH THE UNITED A KINGDOM NATIONAL INSITITUTE FOR HEALTH AND CARE EXCELLENCE (NICE) GUIDANCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA K. Mason (UNITED KINGDOM)

93 TEMPORAL POLAR AND ANTERIOR CINGULATE CORTICAL THINNING IN VIOLENT PSYCHOPATH OFFENDERS Ana Calzada, Mitchell Valdés Sosa, Alfredo Álvarez Amador, Lídice Galán García, Lester MeliéGarcía (CUBA)

94 PSYCHIATRIC EXPERTISE RESULTS AT VARIOUS CRIMINAL ACTS OF DRUG EDDICTS N. Ilic, V. Ilic (SERBIA)

95 CREATIVITY, EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO AUTISM AND ASPERGER’S SYNDROME M. Fitzgerald (IRELAND)

96 ARE ALL JUVENILE SEX OFFENDERS THE SAME? A FORENSIC CLINICAL CASE V. Viveiros, M.H Esteves, M. Cruz, R.X Vieira (PORTUGAL)

97 POSTPONING INSANITY DEFENSE IN JUDICIAL INSTANCES AS AN EXPRESSION OF ALBANIAN SOCIETY STIGMA TOWARD MENTAL DISEASE Gjon Preçi, Gentian Vyshka (ALBANIA)

98 CURIOUS APPETITES: INMATES AND THE FOREIGN BODY A. MacLean, M. Matter, A. Alao (USA)

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Junzhe Xu, Connie Liu Liu, Megan Helm, Anna Li Li, Matthew Helm Helm, Vivian Chang, Daniel Li, Steven Dubovsky1 Dubovsky (USA)

100 POWERFUL PHARMACOGENETIC PREDICTOR OF EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYMPTOMS INDUCED BY ANTIPSYCHOTICS: MULTILOCUS INTERACTION IN THE MTOR PATHWAY Amalia Lafuente, Sergi Mas, Patricia Gassó, Marie Ange Ritter, Cristina Malagelada, Miquel Bernardo (SPAIN)

101 ROLE OF GAD2 AND HTR1B GENES IN EARLY-ONSET OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER; RESULTS FROM TRANSMISSION DISEQUILIBRIUM STUDY Sergi Mas, Mireia Pagerols, Patricia Gassó, Ana Ortiz, Natalia Rodríguez, Astrid Morer, María Teia Plana, Amalia Lafuente, Luisa Lazaro (SPAIN)

103 GENETIC VARIATIONS OF AKT1 GENE IN RUSSIAN DEPERESIVE PATIENTS FROM SIBERIA Innokentiy Losenkov, Natalya Vyalova, German Simutkin, Svetlana Ivanova, Nikolay Bokhan (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

104 STUDY OF ASSOCIATION OF SGK1 GENE POLYMORPHISMS WITH DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS Natalya Vyalova, Olga Fedorenko, Diana Osmanova, Svetlana Ivanova (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

105 GENETIC VARIABILITY IN THE NEGR1 GENE MODULATES PERSONALITY DIMENSIONS IN EATING DISORDER PATIENTS Carmen Gamero-Villarroel, Luz María González, Inmaculada Gordillo, Angustias García-Herráiz, Isalud Flores, Raquel Rodríguez-López, Juan Antonio Carrillo, Guillermo Gervasini (SPAIN)

106 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND COGNITION IN GENETIC SYNDROMES: THE PSICOGEN PROJECT Niccolò Varrucciu, Daniela Scuticchio, Annamaria Bianco, Chiara Del Furia, Micaela Piva Merli, Marco Bertelli (ITALY)

David Kovacs, Xenia Gonda, Nora Eszlari, Dorottya Pap, Gyorgy Bagdy, Gabriella Juhasz, Andrea Edes (HUNGARY)

108 Genetic risk factors associated with the neuroticism trait David Kovacs, Xenia Gonda, Nora Eszlari, Dorottya Pap, Gyorgy Bagdy, Gabriella Juhasz, Andrea Edes (HUNGARY)

109 PHARMACOGENETICS OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC-INDUCED METABOLIC SIDE EFFECTS: A LITERATURE REVIEW Isabel Amato, Renato Silva, Amilton Santos Jr., Vanessa Bóbbo, Lício Velloso, Paulo Dalgalarrondo, Clarissa Dantas (BRAZIL)

110 COMMON SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE VARIANTS UNDERLYING DRUG ADDICTION: A REVIEW OF A DECADE OF RESEARCH Kora-Maree Bühler, Víctor Echeverry-Alzate, Elena Giné, José Antonio López-Moreno (SPAIN)

111 Transgenerational inheritance in psychiatry: fact or fiction? Patrick Jean Rogue (FRANCE)

112 WHEN THE ENVIRONMENT DANCES WITH THE GENES Bernardo Barata, Matilde Salta, Renato Sousa, Susana Mendes, Rui Ribeiro, Inês Chendo, Bernardo Ribeiro, António Gamito (PORTUGAL)

113 OXYTOCIN GENE MODULATES IMPULSIVE AGGRESSION AND ATTACHMENT Mercedes Pérez Rodríguez, Pei-Hong Shen, Laura Bevilacqua, Qiapoing Yuan, Zhifeng Zhou, Colin Hodgkinson, Ethan Rothstein, Liza Rimsky, Nicole Derish, Marianne Goodman (USA)

114 HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-ADRENAL SYSTEM AND NEUROTROPHIC FACTORS IN CLOZAPINE RESPONSE: ASSOCIATION WITH FKBP5 AND NTRK2 GENES M. Mitjans, B. Arias, M. Vázquez, A. González, R. Penadés, A. Pons, G. Masana, J. Munro, MJ. Arranz, R. Catalán (SPAIN)

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99 ASSOCIATION STUDY POLYMORPHISMS OF THE GLUTAMIC ACID RECEIPT GENE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

107 Purinergic receptor polymorphism interacts with childhood adversity, influencing depression and anxiety score

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115 PERCEIVED STRESS, SCHEMAS, NEGATIVE AFFECT AND GENETICS VARIATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Yvonne Gómez, Catalina Cañizares, Melissa Tovar, Diana Agudelo, Mariantonia Lemos, María Claudia Lattig, Álvaro Arenas (COLOMBIA)

116 DISCREPANT RESTING-STATE BRAIN ACTIVITY IN GERIATRIC DEPRESSION AND DEPRESSED PARKINSON’S DISEASE: A RESTING-STATE FMRI STUDY Y. Yin, Y.U.A.N. Yonggui (CHINA)

117 LATE-ONSET DEPRESSION AND THE BDNF VAL66MET POLYMORPHISM INFLUENCE THE FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY OF HIPPOCAMPUS: A RESTING-STATE FUNCTIONAL MRI STUDY

122 AMNESTIC SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH EPILEPTIFORM ACTIVITIES F A CASE REPORT Tomomi Ogihara, Haruka Tada, Shinsuke Washizuka, Tokiji Hanihara, Naoji Amano (JAPAN)

123 DIFFICULTIES IN DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF LATE ONSET BIPOLAR DISORDER - CASE REPORT Filipa Araújo, José Daniel Rodrigues, Telma Falcão de Almeida, Ângela Venâncio, Adriana Horta, Georgina Lapa (PORTUGAL)

124 CHALLENGES IN THE PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACH OF FRONTO-TEMPORAL DEMENTIA - CASE REPORT Filipa Araújo, Telma Falcão de Almeida, José Daniel Rodrigues, Ângela Venâncio, Adriana Horta, Georgina Lapa (PORTUGAL)

Y. Yin, Y.U.A.N. Yonggui (CHINA)

125 MANAGING INSOMNIA DISORDER IN LATE LIFE 118 ANALYSIS OF SYNAPTIC VESICLE RELATED GENES SNAP25 AND STX1A IN ADULT ADHD J. Kennedy, A.K Tiwari, D.J Mueller, U. Jain, P. Olgiati, L. Mandelli, A. Drago, A. Serretti (CANADA)

Subhash Bhatia, Arun Sharma, Sanat Roy, Shashi Bhatia (USA)

126 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN FALLS AND PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATIONS AMONG OLDER RESIDENTS IN THE KLANG VALLEY Anita Codati, M.P. Tan, C..G Ng, L.A. Chong (MALAYSIA)

Geriatric Psychiatry 119 Validation of the Geriatric Anxiety Inventory (GAI) in an institutionalized elderly sample Helena Espirito-Santo, Fernanda Daniel, Laura Lemos, Inês Torres-Pena, Filomena Vicente, Giseli Fabiana Silva, Marina Costa, Sónia Martins, Daniela Fernandes, Diana Cardoso (PORTUGAL)

127 Prevalence of psychiatric symptoms among geriatric inpatients: a cohort study Giulia Simonetti, Cecilia Trevisani, Pietro Abbati, Gianfranco Taruschio, Gaincarlo Boncompagni (ITALY)

128 PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY AMONG OLD PEOPLE FROM A CITY OF EASTERN NEPAL

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Dhana Ratna Shakya, Robin Maskey (NEPAL)

120 Validation of a Survey of Depression, by Three Verbally Asked Questions (EPD-3PO), for the depression detection in elderly patients José Alberto González Cáceres, Tamara Juvier Riesgo (CUBA)

121 Psychosocial care in old age in developing countries Amarnath Mallik, Debanjan Pan (INDIA)

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129 Treatment of depression in Parkinson´s disease: report of a case José Ángel Alcalá Partera, Juan Luis Prados Ojeda (SPAIN)

130 MANAGEMENT OF MULTIFACTORIAL INSOMNIA IN THE AGED: A CLINICAL CASE REPORT Virginia Torrente Mur, Daniel Pérez Tausia, Rafael López Velasco, Silvia Lou Mur, David Calvo Medel, Ignacio Álvarez Marrodan (SPAIN)

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131 Incidence of suicide attemps in elderly Carlos Rodríguez, Victoria Muñoz (SPAIN)

132 PARANOID DELUSIONS IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE: A THERAPEUTIC CHALLENGE Sofia Marques, Teresa Reis, Daniel Barrocas, José Palma Góis (PORTUGAL)

133 MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT, DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN ELDERLY LIVING IN COMMUNITY Haiou Zou (CHINA)

134 ALCOHOL ADICTION AND THE APROAUCH IN OLDER PATIENT David Ortiz, Rosario Alonso (MEXICO)

135 USE OF RESTRAINT IN GERONTO PSYCHIATRY: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Leila Letaief, Yasmine Laajili, Anis Sellem, Mohamed Oumaya, Riadh Bouzid (TUNISIA)

140 ESQUIZOFRENIA TARDÍA: A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO Isabel Martínez Pérez, Alfonso Gil Sánchez, María Dolores Piqueras Acevedo, Mercedes Rocío Raposo Hernández, Alejandro Belmar Simo (SPAIN)

141 ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENT AND RISK OF EMERGENCY ADMISSION IN MEDICAL UNITS IN PATIENTS 65 YEARS OR OLDER Noèlia Ortuño, Jesús Cobo, Mónica Suárez, Espe González, Inma García, María Dolores Ferrer, Carme Campos, Núria Planet, Joan Carles Oliva, Gemma García-Parés (SPAIN)

142 A comparative study of Addition therapy in older depressed patients with executive dysfunction Kyungphil Kwak, Seongmin Lee (KOREA, REP.)

143 A case of geriatric mental disorder, exhibited long refusal of food, differentiated from dementia in the course of diagnosis Shinsuke Hidese (JAPAN)

137 RELIABILITY AND CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF THE PORTUGUESE VERSION OF THE TILBURG FRAILTY INDICATOR (TFI) Tiago Coelho, Rubim Santos, Constança Paúl, Robert. J. J. Gobbens, Lia Fernandes (PORTUGAL)

138 PSYCHOMOTOR PROFILE OF OLDER PEOPLE ATTENDED BY SISTERS HOSPITALLERS CENTERS IN PORTUGAL Ana Morais, Ana Antunes, Paulo Terrinca, Carina Castro, Adriana Frazão, Paula Carneiro, Pedro Varandas (PORTUGAL)

139 Benzodiazepines in the elderly: opportunities for primary prevention versus potentially inappropriate prescriptions Federico Quaglia, Alicia Damiani, Pedro Pieczanski, Pablo Rozic (ARGENTINA)

Nadia Ogando, Laura Nuevo, José De la Oliva, Angélica Cuautle, Daniel Anadón, María Jesús Del Yerro (SPAIN)

145 TRAJECTORY OF DEPRESSION IMPROVEMENT WITH ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY (ECT): PRELIMINARY DATA FROM PHASE I OF THE PRIDE STUDY Charles H. Kellner, Rebecca G. Knapp, Georgios Petrides, W. Vaughn McCall, Robert C. Young, Mustafa M. Husain, Gabriella M. Ahle, Lauren S. Liebman, Sarah H. Lisanby (USA)

146 ECT IN THE ELDERLY - THE EXPERIENCE OF THE ELECTROCONVULSIVE UNIT AT MAGALHÃES LEMOS HOSPITAL Joana Pinheiro, Sofia Gomes, Olga Campos, Maria Lima Peixoto, Jorge Mota (PORTUGAL)

147 AGING WITH DOWN SYNDROME: A LONGITUDINAL EVALUATION OF COGNITION Luciana Fonseca, Melaine Oliveira, Maria Guilhoto, Esper Cavalheiro, Cassio Bottino (BRAZIL)

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Patricio García-González, Alexandra Bagney, Valentina Quiroga-Ayala, Montserrat Caballero, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez (SPAIN)

144 INTERCONSULTING PSYCHIATRY IN AGED PATIENTS: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY

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136 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS BETWEEN DEMENTIA AND DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY: A CASE REPORT

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148 MUSICAL HALLUCINATIONS (“CUANDO SALÍ DE CUBA”) Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, María Del Valle Martín, Axel Fernández María, Clara Cocho Santalla (SPAIN)

157 THE IMPACT OF SENSE OF COHERENCE, SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC, LIFESTYLE AND HEALTH-RELATED FACTORS IN OLDER ADULTS’ ADJUSTMENT TO AGING S. Von Humboldt, I. Leal (PORTUGAL)

149 Correlation between the reasons for consultation and diagnosis in Liaison Psychiatry Service in elder patients Alberto Rodríguez-Quiroga, Luz María Rubio, Diana Gimeno, Julia María Del Río, María Isabel Ramos (SPAIN)

150 CAN DONEPEZIL INDUCE AN EPISODE OF PSYCHOTIC MANIA? Marta Gutiérrez, Carmen Moreno, Fernando García (SPAIN)

151 MENTAL HEALTH IN LATE-LIFE. DATA FROM AN ITALIAN POPULATION-BASED STUDY Sara Gibiino, Monica Morri, Martina Forlani, Edoardo Dal Monte, Barbara Ferrari, Diana De Ronchi, Anna Rita Atti (ITALY)

152 THE NEEDS OF OLDER PEOPLE IN RESIDENTIAL CARE AND THEIR RELATION TO COGNITIVE DEFICIT Ana Rita Ferreira, Sónia Martins, Orquídea Ribeiro, Lia Fernandes (PORTUGAL)

153 BEHAVIOURAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS AND NEEDS OF OLDER PEOPLE IN RESIDENTIAL CARE Ana Rita Ferreira, Sónia Martins, Orquídea Ribeiro, Lia Fernandes (PORTUGAL)

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154 DEPRESSION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY IN A BASIC HEALTH AREA Carmen Moreno, Marta Gutiérrez, Fernando García, José Fernando Cruz, Natalia Rodríguez (SPAIN)

155 DRUG USE HAS NO AGE LIMIT Elena Ros-Cucurull, Constanza Daigre, Rocío Martínez-Arias, Lara Grau-López, Carmen Barral, Jesús Pérez-Pazos, Nieves Martínez-Luna, Laia Rodríguez-Cintas, Miquel Casas, Carlos Roncero (SPAIN)

156 VALIDATION OF A SURVEY OF DEPRESSION, BY THREE VERBALLY ASKED QUESTIONS (EPD-3PO), FOR THE DEPRESSION DETECTION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS J.A. González Cáceres (CUBA)

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158 BURNOUT SYNDROME IN HEALTH TEAM OF A LONGTERM STAY INSTITUTION FOR THE ELDERLY W. Bruscato, A. Fregonese (BRAZIL)

159 PERCEPTION BY THE HEALTH TEAM OF A LONG-TERM STAY INSTITUTION FOR THE ELDERLY (LTSIE) OF THE WORK CONTEXT W. Bruscato, A. Fregonese, M. Bonsaver (BRAZIL)

160 PREDICTIVE ROLE OF COGNITION ON THE FUNCTIONAL ABILITY IN OLDER PEOPLE: THE ROLE OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS H. Espirito-Santo, L. Lemos, I. Pena, S. Guadalupe, F. Daniel, M. Marques, S. Simões (PORTUGAL)

161 DEVELOPMENT OF A GERIATRIC FUNCTIONALITY SCALE TO SCREEN FOR FUNCTIONAL ABILITY H. Espirito-Santo, L. Lemos, I. Pena, F. Daniel, M. Marques, S. Simões, S. Guadalupe (PORTUGAL)

162 SUICIDE ATTEMPT IN THE ELDERLY - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT N. Shpak, J.P. Berthet, F. Eudier (FRANCE)

163 EXPLANATION OF LONELINESS IN THE ELDERLY AND COMPARISON WITH ERIKSON’S PSYCHOSOCIAL THEORY F. Shamsaei, F. Cheraghi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

164 VALIDATION OF THE GERIATRIC ANXIETY INVENTORY (GAI) IN AN INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY SAMPLE H. Espirito-Santo, F. Daniel, L. Lemos, I. Pena, F. Vicente, G.F Silva, M. Costa, S. Martins, D. Fernandes, D. Cardoso, L. Ventura, S. Moitinho, A.L. Pinto, F. Rodrigues, V. Vigário, L. Caldas (PORTUGAL)

165 MULTISENSORY STIMULATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF NEURO-PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN THE DEMENT PATIENTS N. Shpak, J.P Berthet (FRANCE)

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166 THERAPEUTIC TOUCH TM IN A GERIATRIC PALLIATIVE CARE UNIT - A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW H. Senderovich, L. Dunal, H. Kuttner, A. Berall, D. Grossman, M. Gordon, J. Karuza, J. Tordjman, M. lp (CANADA)

History and Psychiatry 167 Children and teenagers in the psychiatric hospital of Leganes 1852-1936 Encarnacion Mollejo Aparicio (SPAIN)

168 Patients with mental retardation in the psychiatric hospital of Leganés (1852-1936) Encarnacion Mollejo Aparicio (SPAIN)

169 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY IN RUSSIA IN XIX CENTURY Vladimir Urivaev (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

170 FROM THE ICE PICK TO STEREOTACTIC SURGERY Alberto San Román Uría, Sandra Cepedello Pérez, Cristina Blanco Dorado, María Lorena Bartolomé Herrero, Juan Antonio García Mellado, Elías Rodríguez Rodríguez, María Carmen Sastre Santos, Abdel Solís Rodríguez, Manuel Ángel Franco Martín (SPAIN)

171 THE CENTRAL AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHIATRY (ACAP): HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS, THE FIRST CONGRESSES AND THE CURRENT PERSPECTIVE (1951-2014)

175 THE PSYCHOTRAUMATIC ELEMENTS OF ARMENIAN IDENTITY Khachatur Gasparyan (ARMENIA)

176 THE PINEAL GLAND AND THE ETIOLOGY OF MENTAL DISORDERS: A HISTORICAL TOUR Francisco López-Muñoz, Juan D. Molina, Gabriel Rubio, Pilar García-García, Cecilio Álamo, Silvia Salado, Miguel Ángel Pérez-Nieto (SPAIN)

177 WOULD THE CHILDREN DESCRIBED BY LEO KANNER´S 1943 CLASSIC PAPER AUTISTIC DISTURBANCES OF AFFECTIVE CONTACT MEET THE DSM-5 DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA? Joao Caseiro, Filipa Moreira, Vania Miranda, Paula Barrias (PORTUGAL)

178 CERVANTES IN FREUD’S EYES: AN EPISTOLARY REVIEW Francisco López-Muñoz, Francisco Pérez-Fernández, Juan D. Molina, Gabriel Rubio, Cristina AndradeRosa, Pilar García-García, Silvia Salado, Miguel Ángel Pérez-Nietp, Cecilio Álamo (SPAIN)

179 SANTIAGO RAMÓN Y CAJAL: A NEUROBIOLOGIST IN THE FIELD OF PSYCHIATRY Francisco López-Muñoz, Silvia Salado-Font, Juan D. Molina, Gabriel Rubio, Miguel Ángel Pérez-Nieto, Pilar García-García, Cecilio Álamo (SPAIN)

180 Origenes de la Psiquiatria en Venezuela: Sincretismo terapeutico y poder politico en la obra de Telmo Romero Freddy Seidel (FRANCE)

Birgit Braun, Johannes Kornhuber (GERMANY)

173 HISTORY OF POST-TRAUMATIC DISORDERS RESEARCH AT THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE AT THE JAGIELLONIAN UNIVERSITY IN KRAKÓW Krzysztof Rutkowski, Edyta Dembiñska (POLAND)

181 A HISTORY OF HOMOSEXUALITY – JOURNEY FROM BEING “CRIME AGAINST NATURE” TO AN ACCEPTED SUBCUTURE OF THE SOCIETY Pardeep Singh Kundi, Raghu Saligrama (UNITED KINGDOM)

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172 50th Anniversary of the Death of Franz Ludwig Berthold Kihn: Remember, Avert, Prevent

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César Campos-Farfán (MEXICO)

182 ORIGINS OF PSYCHOSIS: ORGANICITY OR DEGENERATION? Jeremie Sinzelle (FRANCE)

174 The Toledo Mental Hospital during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) Paloma Vázquez de La Torre Escalera (SPAIN)

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183 P.A.N.A.P.: A SPANISH PUBLIC STATE PSYCHIATRIC ORGANIZATION DURING FRANCOS´S DICTATORSHIP (1936-1975). THE CASE OF HOSPITAL DE TOÉNOURENSE-GALICIA-SPAIN D. Simón-Lorda, T. Bustos Cardona, M.V. Rodríguez Noguera, M. Moreira Martínez, I. Gómez-Reino Rodríguez (SPAIN)

184 EXTREME FASTING, RELIGION AND PSYCHIATRY IN GALICIA(NORTHWEST OF SPAIN) AND NORTHERN PORTUGAL IN XIX AND XX CENTURY D. Simón-Lorda, T. Bustos Cardona, M.V. Rodríguez Noguera, M. Moreira Martínez, I. Gómez-Reino Rodríguez (SPAIN)

189 SEXUAL DYSFUNCTIONS IN TUNISIANS LIVING WITH HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS Saoussen Bouhlel, Jaafar Nakhli, Haifa Ben Mariem, Foued Bellazreg, Amel Omezzine, Béchir Ben Hadj Ali (TUNISIA)

190 THE COMORBITY OF AIDS DEMENTIA COMPLEX AND DEPRESSION Cristina Martín Álvarez, Francisco Cadenas Extremera, Marina Bravo Arraez, Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, Victoria Mainar de Paz, Rosa Duque Domínguez, Gabriel Garza Saldaña (SPAIN)

191 THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTROLLING PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS WITH HIV Inmaculada Peñuelas Calvo, Julia Sevilla LlewellynJones, Nuria Cerezo Ramírez (SPAIN)

HIV and Psychiatry 185 PREDICTION OF HIV INFECTION BASED ON PERSONALITY, SENSATION SEEKING AND COPYING STYLE Mohammad Ahmadpanah, Mohammad Haghighi, Akram Arji (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

186 IS THERE ANY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADHERENCE TO ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY AND ATTENTION IMPAIRMENT? Irene Sánchez-Rivero, Carlos Parro-Torres, Sara González-Álvarez, María Jesús Pérez-Elías, Enriqueta Ochoa-Mangado, Agustín Madoz-Gúrpide (SPAIN)

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187 DOES ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION INFLUENCE ADHERENCE TO ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY? Sara González-Álvarez, Carlos Parro-Torres, Daniel Hernández-Huerta, Irene Sánchez-Rivero, Agustín Madoz-Gúrpide (SPAIN)

188 UTILITY OF THE MONTREAL COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT (MOCA) FOR SCREENING FOR HIV-ASSOCIATED NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDER (HAND) AND ITS FEASIBLE APPLICATION: A STUDY FROM THE KOREAN NEUROAIDS PROJECT Woo Jung Kim, Nam Su Ku, Young-Joon Lee, Jin Young Ahn, Sun Bean Kim, Hye-Won Ahn, Woo Joo Kim, June Myung Kim, Jun Yong Choi, Eosu Kim (KOREA, REP.)

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192 INTERFACE BETWEEN SEXUALITY AND MENTAL HEALTH Roberto Boaes (BRAZIL)

193 VULNERABILITY OF PATIENTS WITH MENTAL DISORDER TO HIV/AIDS: JUSTIFYING PREVENTION Roberto Boaes (BRAZIL)

194 Depression and related factors in Tunisians living with HIV Saoussen Bouhlel, Jaafar Nakhli, Jihed Sehli, Foued Bellazreg, Amel Omezzine, Béchir Ben Hadj Ali (TUNISIA)

195 THE DELINQUENT ACTIVITY OF HIV-POSITIVE INJECTING DRUG USERS IN BELARUS S. Igumnov, E.P Stanko (BELARUS)

196 PREVALENCE OF DEPRESSION AND SUICIDAL IDEATION IN HIV-AIDS PATIENTS OF THE KANYE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST HOSPITAL, BOTSWANA, AFRICA G. Gatti, A. Díaz Acuña (ARGENTINA)

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Human Development 197 Age-related decline in cognitive functions after adjustment for education level Seongwoo Jo, Soontaeg Hwang, Seonghoon Bae (KOREA, REP.)

205 Feminine sexuality Moroccan’s woman knowledge Belbachir Siham, Houmiri Asmaa, Sekkat Fatima Zahra (MOROCCO)

206 SEXUALIDADE DOS ESTUDANTES E ENSINO CLÍNICO EM ENFERMAGEM Carla Cruz, Anabela Antunes (PORTUGAL)

199 MONOZYGOTIC TWINS REARED APART… A REVIEW ON THE PERSONALITY Vítor Leite, Rita Silva, Carla Araújo (PORTUGAL)

200 Object use in autism and in typical development. A longitudinal study Marietta Kékes Szabó, Ágnes Szokolszky (HUNGARY)

201 CHILD DEVELOPMENT: ITS ASSOCIATION WITH MATERNAL ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION, FROM PREGNANCY TO SIX MONTHS OF LIFE G. Perosa, R.A. Schiavo (BRAZIL)

Human Sexuality 202 DELAYED EJACULATION AND BUPROPION, A CASE REPORT Alfonso Gil Sánchez, Isabel Martínez Pérez, María Dolores Piqueras Acevedo, Mercedes Rocío Raposo Hernández, Alejandro Belmar Simo (SPAIN)

203 HYPERSEXUAL DISORDER: TO BE OR NOT TO BE Carlos Chiclana (SPAIN)

204 WHAT ARE THE NOXAS OF SEXUAL DISORDERS IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS ? MULTICENTRIC EXPLORATORY STUDY

207 UTILIZACIÓN DEL DIBUJO EN EL TTO. DEL VAGINISMO Lourdes María Roque Ortega (CUBA)

Immunology and Psychiatry 208 Electroconvulsive therapy for Catatonia in Juvenile Neuropsychiatric Lupus Tomás León, Andrea Aguirre, Caterina Pesce, Pamela Sanhueza, Pablo Toro (CHILE)

209 Antineuronal antibodies in patients with bipolar disorder Wafa Abdelghaffar, Oussama Sidhom, Lilia Laadhar, Meriem Sellami, Amira Belkhiria, Zouhaier ElHechmi (TUNISIA)

211 MANIC AND PSYCHOTIC FEATURES IN A LIMBIC ENCEPHALITIS. SEARCHING FOR UNDERLYING NEUROPATHOGENESIS OF PSYCHOSIS Julio Martínez Arnaiz, Cristina García Blanco, Filomena Polo Montes, Victoria Múñoz Martínez, Francisco Izquierdo Morejón (SPAIN)

212 HIGH IMMUNOGLOBULIN A LEVELS MEDIATE THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HIGH ANGER EXPRESSION ANGER AND LOW SOMATIC SYMPTOMS IN INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE PERPETRATORS Ángel Romero Martínez, Alicia Juan Sahuquillo, Sara Vitoria Estruch, Luis Moya Albiol (SPAIN)

213 AUTOIMMUNITY IN EARLY-ONSET DEMENTIAS Diana Rafaela, Joana Silva (PORTUGAL)

Nélson Almeida, Ema Conde, Henrique Salgado, Pedro Oliveira, Mário Lourenço (PORTUGAL)

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Pedro Retamal, Claudio Fullerton, Pablo Salinas, Felipe Álvarez, Pablo González, Gabriela Huepe, Eduardo Olivera (CHILE)

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198 CHILE: TASAS DE SUICIDIO Y RELACION CON INDICE DESARROLLO HUMANO (IDH)

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214 The Early Detection of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Involving Central Nervous System and Its Prognosis Yu Hsuan Hu, Chun Pang Huang, Kuang Hui Yu (TAIWAN)

215 ABNORMALITIES IN CYTOKINES IN DIFFERENT STAGES OF PSYCHOSIS AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS Evangelos Karanikas, Evangelos Ntouros, Giorgos Konstantinou, Diomidis Antoniadis, Spiros Gerou, Anna Pappa, Giorgos Garyfallos, Dimitrios Kourbetis (GREECE)

216 ANTITHYROID ANTIBODIES IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER AND SCHIZOPHRENIA Amina Aissa, Arij Ben Chaabene, Chaima Rachdi, Hajer Abaza, Dorra Ben Ghezela, Rym Rafrafi, Marion Leboyer, Ryad Tamouza, Fethi Guemira, Zouhair El Hechmi (TUNISIA)

217 LEVELS OF INTERLEUKIN-6 AND TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: A POTENTIAL ASSOCIATION WITH THERAPY Bojana Dunjic-Kostic, Maja Pantovic, Maja Ivkovic, Nevena Radonjic, Maja Lackovic, Tatjana Nikolic, Aleksandar Damjanovic, Natasa Petronijevic, Miroslava Jasovic-Gasic (SERBIA)

218 Depressing side of Candida overgrowth. A case study and literature review

Impulse – Control Disorders 220 THE CHILD AND ADOLESCENT TRICHOTILOMANIA: COMORBIDITY AND TREATMENT APPROACH Nadia Ogando PortIlla, Mireia Martínez Cortés, Patricio García González, Valentina Quiroga Ayala, María Natalia Silva Dalvit, Carmen García Guixot, María José Güerre Lobera (SPAIN)

221 PSYCHOPATOLOGY OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY OR “PATHOPLASTY” IN A SHORT TERM INPATIENT UNIT Patricia Bernal García, María José Muñoz Algar, Sergio Raffo Moncloa, Manuel Durán Cutilla (SPAIN)

222 ONIOMANIA OR COMPULSIVE BUYING Casandra Gálvez Calero, Mariella Vilela Manyari, Elena Cordero Gutiérrez (SPAIN)

223 CLINICAL ASPECTS, PERSONALITY TRAITS AND GAMING BEHAVIOUR IN A GROUP OF PATIENTS IN TREATMENT IN A UNIT OF PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING Belén López Moya, Jerónimo Saiz Ruiz, Ángela Ibáñez Cuadrado (SPAIN)

224 FISIOPATOLOGIA DEL TOC, DISFUNCION DE LA MEMORIA DE TRABAJO P. Posligua Balseca (ECUADOR)

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219 A POPULATION-BASED LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF CHILDHOOD SERUM INTERLEUKIN-6 AND C-REACTIVE PROTEIN AS PREDICTORS OF DEPRESSION AND PSYCHOSIS IN YOUNG ADULTHOOD G. Khandaker, R. Pearson, S. Zammit, G. Lewis, P.B. Jones (UNITED KINGDOM)

Learning Disorders 225 UTILITY OF THE DRAW-A-MAN TEST IN IDENTIFYING CHILDREN WITH DIFFICULTY OF WRITTEN EXPRESSION IN JAPAN

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Rie Fukumoto, Yuki Shibata, Yuko Mori, Natsumi Morimoto, Kaori Okada, Masayoshi Ogura, Chie Hatagaki, Kenji Nomura (JAPAN)

226 WHAT IS THE BEST AVAILABLE EVIDENCE FOR USING HOMEOPATHY IN PATIENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES? F. Shaddel, M. Ghazirad, M. Bryan (UNITED KINGDOM)

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Literature and Mental Health 228 ANNA KARENINA’S CLINICAL AUTOPSY Sara Yamamoto, Beatriz Martínez, Victoria Juarez, Elvira Santamaria, María Cristina Rodríguez, Asunción Abril, Mercedes Alonso, José Luis Pérez-Iñigo, Marta Presa, Rufino Losantos (SPAIN)

229 MADNESS IN CERVANTINE TEXTS (I): ALONSO QUIJANO AND DON QUIXOTE Francisco López-Muñoz, Pilar García-García, Cecilio Alamo, Gabriel Rubio, Cristina Andrade-Rosa, Silvia Salado, Francisco Pérez-Fernández, Concha Noriega, Lorena Huelves (SPAIN)

230 MADNESS IN CERVANTINE TEXTS (II): THE “OTHER” MADMEN OF CERVANTES Francisco López-Muñoz, Pilar García-García, Cecilio Álamo, Gabriel Rubio, Cristina Andrade-Rosa, Silvia Salado, Francisco Pérez-Fernández, Concha Noriega, Lorena Huelves (SPAIN)

231 THE CERVANTES SOURCES IN PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Francisco López-Muñoz, Pilar García-García, Cecilio Álamo, Silvia Salado, Francisco Pérez-Hernández, Cristina Andrade-Rosa, Concha Noriega (SPAIN)

Beatriz Martínez, Sara Yamamoto, Elvira Santamaría, Victoria Juárez, Cristina Villarino, Paloma GarcíaRamos, Elisa Fernández-Vic, Asunción Abril, Rufino Losantos (SPAIN)

234 TELEVISION VIEWING AND DEMORALISATION SYNDROME IN THE ELDERLY IN THREE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, RESULTS FROM THE EU-MENTDIS_65+ STUDY Chiara Da Ronch, Alessandra Canuto, Jana Volkert, Sara Massarenti, Kerstin Weber, María Giulia Nanni, Sylke Andreas, María Christina Dehoust, Martin Haerter, Luigi Grassi (ITALY)

235 Use of the word ‘schizophrenia’ in Portuguese newspapers: a quantitave and qualitative analysis Nuno Rodrigues-Silva, Telma Falcão de Almeida, Filipa Araújo, Ângela Venâncio (PORTUGAL)

Measurement Instruments in Psychiatric Care 236 CONVERGENT, DISCRIMINANT AND DIVERGENT VALIDITY OF MEASURES FOR DISCRIMINATION AND RACISM IN COLOMBIAN MEDICAL STUDENTS Adalberto Campo, Heidi C. Oviedo, Edwin Herazo (COLOMBIA)

237 Subjective health conditions in involuntarily admitted patients with acute schizophrenia Hisanori Ohata, Kayano Yotsumoto, Masaru Taira, Takeshi Hashimoto (JAPAN)

Mass Media and Mental Health 232 ‘JOSEP CARRERAS, YOU’RE MY LIFE!’ - A CELEBRITY WORSHIP SYNDROME Ana Marinho, Catia Moreira, Marco Gonçalves, Lucilia Bravo, Alice Nobre (PORTUGAL)

238 VALIDATION OF THE ITALIAN VERSION OF THE MENTAL HEALTH CLUSTERING TOOL (MHCT) Francesco Mungai, Fausto Mazzi, Elena Carra, María Ferrara, Federica Kusmann, M. Kinga Lakacs, Vincenzo Musella, Giulia Solignani, Enrico Tedeaschini, Fabrizio Starace (ITALY)

239 SPANISH VALIDATION OF THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL BODY-SELF RELATIONS QUESTIONNAIRE AS-34 Sergio Sánchez-Reales, María Roncero, Conxa Perpiñá, Helio Marco (SPAIN)

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A. Torkaman-Boutorabi, H. Sheidadoust, S.M HashemiHezaveh, M.R. Zarrindast (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

233 A WEB PROJECT EXPERIENCE ABOUT ONLINE INFORMATION FOR VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT

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227 FUNCTIONAL CORRELATION BETWEEN MORPHINE AND MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX ALPHA2 ADRENERGIC SYSTEM IN PASSIVE AVOIDANCE LEARNING IN RATS

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240 Development and validation of a prediction algorithm for recurrence of major depression JianLi Wang, Jitender Sareen, James Bolton, Scott Patten, Norbert Schmitz, Glenda MacQueen (CANADA)

241 STRUCTURED INVENTORY OF MALINGERED SYMPTOMATOLOGY(SIMS)IN PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION Barreiro Antonio, De la Torre Francisca, Lázaro Mar, Pecero Olga, Otálora Marta, Martín Laura, Escribano Sara, Stantiford Eva Marie, Bango Juan Ignacio (SPAIN)

242 The Cardiff Anomalous Perceptual Scale a Spanish translate and validation María José Jaén Moreno, Elena Villalobos Martínez, Rocío Torrecillas Olavarrieta, María Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

243 The use of Scales as a complementary method diagnosis Noelia Olmo López, Elena López de la Torre, Estefanía Huelva López (SPAIN)

244 A ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM WITH COGNITIVE ABILITY EVALUATION FOR ELDER BASED ON INTERACTIVE MOTION SENSING TECHNIQUES Min-Wei Huang, Yen-Ting Chen, Chun-Ju Hou, JiaHong Dong, I-Chung Hung, Jia-Ying Zhou, Jia-Hong Zeng (TAIWAN)

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245 PREVALENCE OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL FEATURES IN INTELLECTUAL DIABILITY: THE ITALIAN SPAID-G MULTICENTRIC STUDY Daniela Scuticchio, Marco Bertelli, Giuseppe Chiodelli, Fernando Manna (ITALY)

248 CAN A SELF-REPORT INSTRUMENT PREDICT THE FUNCTIONALITY OF PATIENTS? Irma Garmendia, Aileen Torrejon, Pablo Sabater, María Zandio (SPAIN)

249 DOES THE ECONOMIC RECESSION AFFECT THE ATTENDANCE OF PATIENTS TO A MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE? Aileen Torrejon, Pablo Sabater, Irma Garmendia, María Zandio (SPAIN)

250 USE OF SCALES IN DEPRESSION PATIENTS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE IN ARGENTINA Enzo Eduardo Guzzo, Jaime Pahisa, Fernando Taragano, Ricardo Corral (ARGENTINA)

251 PSYCHIATRIC DAY HOSPITAL Pablo Vidal Pérez, Clara Fombellida Velasco, Celia Fernández Martínez, Lourdes Aguilar Sánchez, Antonio Zambrana Gómez, Nuria Ruiz Margareto (SPAIN)

252 SEMI-STRUCTURED INSTRUMENT FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF DIRECT COSTS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN BRAZIL: INTER-RATER RELIABILITY AND APLICABILITY AMONG PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS Aglae Sousa, ANDrea Cardoso, Guilherme Gregório, Jair Jesús Mari, Denise Razzouk (BRAZIL)

253 A NEW COGNITIVE MEASURE OF SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER Daniel Alexandre Gouvea Gomes, Lelio Moura Lourenço, Makilim Nunes Baptista (BRAZIL)

254 THE USE OF THE 12 ITEM WHODAS IN A COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT CENTER L. Bastiaens (USA)

246 PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE DEPRESSION ANXIETY STRESS SCALE 21 ITEMS IN A GREEK SAMPLE Georgios Lyrakos, Vasilios Spinaris, Eleni Aslani, Georgia Kostopanagiotou (GREECE)

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247 ADVERSE LIFE EVENTS AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Pablo Sabater, Irma Garmendia, Aileen Torrejon, María Zandio (SPAIN)

257 THE IMPACT OF PAY-FOR-PERFORMANCE PROGRAM ON HEALTH SERVICE UTILIZATION OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN TAIWAN Ying-Chuan Hung (TAIWAN)

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258 ORGANIZATIONAL BARRIERS TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECOVERY ORIENTED PRACTICE IN PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT SETTINGS Anna Kristine Waldemar, Lisa Korsbek, Lone Petersen, Sidse Arnfred (DENMARK)

266 Partnership among multi-sectors of governmental and private stakeholders to implement Social cooperatives: Promising alternative for enabling drug users in work activities Paula Becker, Denise Razzouk (BRAZIL)

260 CLINICAL DIFFERENCES IN PATIENTS ADMITTED TO ACUTE DAY HOSPITAL FROM COMMUNITY VERSUS INWARD UNITS Javier Vázquez-Bourgon, Pablo Rodríguez Rodríguez, Elsa Gómez-Ruiz, Fernando Hoyuela Zatón, Mónica Sánchez García, Jesús Artal, Benedicto CrespoFacorro (SPAIN)

261 EFFECTS OF A PROGRAMME OF INTERVENTION ON THE EARLY PHASES OF PSYCHOSIS: TARGETING THE PATIENT SATISFACTION Teresa Moreno, Patxi Gil, Itziar Basozabal, María Ángeles Meaza, José Manuel Rodríguez, Patricia Caballero, Virginia Guillén, Veronica SanMartin, Leire García, Esther Abajo (SPAIN)

262 PATTERN USE OF ORAL ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN THE LAST 6 YEARS IN A CATALAN HEALTH REGION Josep Martí, Maite Campillo, Carolina Castillo, Jordi Peláez, Roberto Sánchez (SPAIN)

263 LONG-ACTING ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN THE LAST 6 YEARS IN A CATALAN HEALTH REGION Josep Martí, Roberto Sánchez, Jordi Peláez, Carolina Castillo, Maite Campillo (SPAIN)

264 ANTIPSYCHOTICS PATTERN USE IN THE LAST 6 YEARS IN A CATALAN HEALTH REGION Josep Martí, Roberto Sánchez, Jordi Peláez, Carolina Castillo, Maite Campillo (SPAIN)

265 TESTING ROUTINE OUTCOME MEASUREMENT IN OUTPATIENT CARE IN SATAKUNTA HOSPITAL DISTRICT, FINLAND Jyrki Korkeila, Minna Nevalainen, Kalle Horjamo, Harri Sintonen (FINLAND)

267 DIRECT COSTS OF RESIDENTIAL SERVICES IN SAO PAULO CITY, BRAZIL: WHY COSTS MATTER? Denise Razzouk, Aglae Sousa, Andrea Cardoso, Guilherme Gregorio, Jair Mari (BRAZIL)

268 THE NEW MENTAL HEALTH STRATEGY FOR SPAIN Carlos Mur De Víu, Francisco Ferre, Enrique Echeburúa (SPAIN)

269 DEVELOPING AND PSYCHOMETRIC TESTING THE’ HEALTH ASSESSMENT ‘TOOL FOR FAMILY MEMBERS’ CAREGIVER OF PATIENT WITH CHRONIC MENTAL ILL Far Shamsaei, S. Mohamad khan Kermanshahi, Z. Vanaki (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

270 FROM CHILD TO ADULT: A TEN YEAR FOLLOW UP M. Fitzgerald (IRELAND)

271 CHARACTERISATION REGARDING DEPRESSION AND BURNOUT OF A POPULATION OF PEDIATRIC RESIDENT DOCTORS IN A HIGH COMPLEXITY GENERAL HOSPITAL W. Bruscato, A. Fregonese, M. Bonsaver, P. Horta (BRAZIL)

272 BURNOUT SYNDROME IN WORKERS IN A PENITENTIARY HOSPITAL W. Bruscato, S. Reis (BRAZIL)

273 VALIDITY, RELIABILITY AND STANDARDIZATION OF MULTI-DIMENSIONAL SCALE FOR MEASURING ATHLETE (MSOS_25) IN ATHLETES IRAN M. Homayounnia (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

274 DEPRESSION AND BURNOUT SYNDROME IN PSYCHOLOGISTS OF A HOSPITAL COMPLEX W. Bruscato, M. Bonsaver (BRAZIL)

275 PERCEPTION OF THE WORK ENVIRONMENT BY THE HEALTH TEAM IN A PEDIATRIC UNIT IN A HIGH COMPLEXITY GENERAL HOSPITAL W. Bruscato, A. Fregonese, P. Horta (BRAZIL)

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Gisbert Laura, Real Alberto, Borras Josefina, Dot Marta, Pérez Ana Carol, Pujol Damià, Riba Xavi, Soler Lluis (SPAIN)

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259 BUSINESS PROCESSES MANAGEMENT IN CHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH ATTENTION

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276 EVALUATION OF THE PERCEPTION OF THE WORK ENVIRONMENT BY PROFESSIONALS OF A PENITENTIARY HOSPITAL UNIT W. Bruscato, S. Reis, A. Fregonese (BRAZIL)

277 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BURNOUT SYNDROME IN STAFF OF SEVEN UNITS OF A HIGH COMPLEXITY GENERAL HOSPITAL W. Bruscato, M. Bonsaver, A. Fregonese (BRAZIL)

284 SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN MOROCCAN ARMY Abdeslam Benali, Fadoua Oueriagli, Amine Laffinti, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Asri (MOROCCO)

285 MENTAL HEALTH IN SPOUSES OF THE IRAQ-IRAN WAR VETERANS WITH POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER(PTSD) 25 YEARS ONWARD A. Taghva, V. Donyavi, M.A. Mortazaviha, P. Dabbaghi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

278 PROMOTION OF PATIENT’S RECOVERY IN AN ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC WARD IN CASTLE PEAK HOSPITAL,HONG KONG L. Suen, T. Chung, L. Wong (CHINA)

279 PATIENT EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM IN ACUTE ADMISSION WARD IN CASTLE PEAK HOSPITAL, HONG KONG L. Suen, L. Wong (CHINA)

Military Psychiatry 280 Prevalence of Operational Stress Injuries (OSI) in the Ontario Provincial Police Force and Ontario Municipal Police Forces Dianne Groll, Stan French, Randall Boddam (CANADA)

Miscellaneous 286 Epilepsy during pregnancy Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sofía Irene Valladolid Benayas, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

287 BEST PRACTICES FOR ASSESSING PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATION EFFECTIVENESS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES Maria Valdovinos, Annette Haas, Meara HennigerMcMahon, Elizabeth Schieber, Raizel Small, Madison Cirks (USA)

288 PALMOPLANTAR KERATODERMA AND FOLATE DEFICIENCY IN A CASE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Kuan-Ying Hsieh, Hin-Yeung Tsang (TAIWAN)

281 The analysis of suicide days

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

Elshad Mehdiyev (AZERBAIJAN)

282 Effects of escitalopram on autonomic function in posttraumatic stress disorder among veterans of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom (OEF/OIF) Vithyalakshmi Selvaraj, Sriram Ramaswamy, Vikram Yeragani, Subhash Bhatia, Krishna Madabushi (USA)

283 CORRELATES OF POLICE MISCONDUCT WITH SUBCLINICAL POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER Patrick Koga, Elena Molchanova, Amir Hamidi (USA)

289 SMOKING CESSATION PROBABILITY, NICOTINE DEPENDENCE AND MOTIVATION TO QUIT SMOKING BEFORE AND AFTER A SMOKING BAN IN AN ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC UNIT Alba Toll, Daniel Bergé, Anna Mané, Anna Merino, Antoni Bulbena, Victor Pérez (SPAIN)

290 BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER Ernesto Landa Contreras, María Alvites-Ahumada, José Fortes-Álvarez, Abel Hidalgo-Borreguero, Carmen González-Rivera, Beatriz Herrejon-Teodoro, María Pérez-López, Joaquina Prados-Gómez (SPAIN)

291 Mania disorder sildenafil-induced Elvira Santamaría Rubio, Rebeca Suarez Guinea (SPAIN)

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292 PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERACTION BETWEEN RECIPIENTS AND DONORS WHO UNDERGO LIVING-DONOR LIVER TRANSPLANTATION Kosuke Hayashi, Chie Takaoka, Yuka Izawa, Masahiro Shinoda, Hideaki Obara, Osamu Itano, Joichiro Shirahase, Minoru Tanabe, Yuko Kitagawa, Masaru Mimura (JAPAN)

293 REPEATED ORGASMS ASSOCIATED TO SSRI Ernesto Landa-Contreras, Luis Fernández-Clemente, María Alvites-Ahumada, Roberto Pérez-Asenjo, José Fortes-Álvarez (SPAIN)

294 THE PERCEIVED STRESS SCALE (PSS-10) - A PORTUGUESE VERSION Ana Paula Amaral, Maria João Soares, Sandra Bos, Ana Telma Pereira, Mariana Marques, José Valente, Vasco Nogueira, Nuno Madeira, Carolina Roque, António Macedo (PORTUGAL)

295 MODAFINIL ASSOCIATED PENILE SELF AMPUTATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Anish Nrk, Vidhukumar K., Anil P. (INDIA)

296 The Practice of Electroconvulsive Therapy in a Inpatient psychiatric unit Carlos Mario Rodríguez Mercado, Ana Willems, María Marta Jalón Urbina, Lara García Gonzaléz, Enrique Álvarez de Morales, Leticia Gonzaléz Blano, Jennifer Fernández Fernández (SPAIN)

297 Self-inflicted injuries Beatriz Ferreiro, Rosa González, Tania Rodríguez, Águeda Fernández, María Lado, Alba Fernández, Rebeca Méndez, Jacobo Bello, Emma Román, Francisco Ortega (SPAIN)

300 DEPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE ON HEMODIALYSIS Zilijeta Krivokapic, Vladimir Dordevic (SERBIA)

301 PARTICIPACION CIUDADANA EN SALUD MENTAL COMO HERRAMIENTA DE MEJORA CONTINUA Mª Victoria Andueza-Redín, Presentación Ataz-López, José Masegosa-Ataz, Juan Manuel García-Torrecillas, Antonia Alcaraz-Guirado (SPAIN)

302 WEIGHT LOSS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CHANGES IN A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING BARIATRIC SURGERY Jéssica Jiménez Abril, Pedro Martín Oviedo, María Jesús Tornero Gómez, Rosana Martínez Amorós, José María Rico Gomis, José María Bonete Llácer (SPAIN)

303 Acné y comorbilidad psiquiátrica Ana Fructuoso Castellar, Alberto Miranda Sivelo (SPAIN)

304 Patient and Professional Satisfaction with Individualized Service Program for People with Severe Mental Disorder of Mollet del Valles José María Sánchez García, Mireia Soriano Rafel, Amanda Marín López, Mar Bodas Martínez, Antoni Corominas Díaz (SPAIN)

305 TRANSILVANIA EFFECT. DOES THE FULL MOON INFLUENCE PSYCHIATRIC ADMISSIONS? María José Muñoz Algar, Patricia Bernal García, Manuel Durán Cutilla, Sergio Raffo Moncloa (SPAIN)

Mario Javier Hernández González, Manuel Gómez Simón, Sergio Ocio León, Covadonga Huergo Lora, Lara García González, Omar Walid Muquebil Ali Al Shaban Rodríguez, Enrique Álvarez De Morales Gómez-Moreno, Concepción Artola Lázaro, María Teresa Argüelles Fernández (SPAIN)

299 STRATEGIES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TREATMENT ADHERENCE IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Omar Walid Muquebil Ali Al Shaban Rodríguez, Manuel Gómez Simón, Sergio Ocio León, Mario Javier Hernández González, Covadonga Huergo Lora, Enrique Álvarez de Morales Gómez-Moreno (SPAIN)

Aurelia Matas, Idir Mesián, Yolanda Lázaro (SPAIN)

307 COMPARISON OF ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES OF OBESITY IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA IN SINGAPORE Yogaratnam Jegan, Neetesh Biswas, Sim Kang, Jimmy Lee, Wong Seok Siew (SINGAPORE)

308 Hyponatremia due to potomania in schizophrenic patient María Robles Martínez, José Luis Pérez Méndez, Elena Pizarro Ferrero, Cristina Corbalán Guerrero, Javier López Lainez, Isabel López Salas, Rocío Torrecilla Olavarrieta (SPAIN)

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298 PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT IN POSTSURGICAL BARIATRIC SURGERY PATIENTS

Tuesday 16th

306 AN APPROACH TO HOARDING DISORDER

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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309 METACOGNITIONS QUESTIONNAIRE-30: VALIDATION OF THE PORTUGUESE VERSION

317 SPECTRUM OF HYPERKINETIC MOVEMENT DISORDERS IN PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY

Ana Pereira, Maria Soares, Ana Amaral, Vasco Nogueira, Carolina Roque, Nuno Madeira, Mariana Marques, Sandra Bos, Berta Maia, Antonio Macedo (PORTUGAL)

Jihed Mrizak, Amira Nasri, Mouna Ben Djebara, Riadh Gouider, Rym Ghachem (TUNISIA)

310 An empirical study of the relationships between workaholism, burnout, irritation and creative behaviours at work Joan Boada-Grau, Esteban Agulló-Tomás (SPAIN)

318 DELUSIONAL OF INFESTATION: A CASE REPORT Olga Campos, Paulo Carvalho, Henrique Salgado, Fernando Leite (PORTUGAL)

319 Lithium Toxicity - What to expect? Joana Silva, Marta Fernandes (PORTUGAL)

311 A predictive study on the relationship between burnout, psychosomatic symptoms and job motivation Joan Boada-Grau, Pilar Ficapal-Cusí (SPAIN)

312 TREATING RESISTANT DEPRESSION WITH TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION – THERAPEUTIC EFFECT, RISK AND SAFETY Raquel Santos-Pereira, Rosa Grangeia (PORTUGAL)

313 ‘Adabyron’ Desarrollo y Gestión de la Producción Científica Mª Esther González Revuelta, Javier Gutiérrez Díaz, Juan Manuel García Torrecilla, Pablo Garrido Fernández (SPAIN)

314 METABOLIC SYNDROME IN A SAMPLE OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Fidel García Sánchez, José Manuel Valles de la Calle, Emilio González Pablos, Javier Calvo Valle, Alfredo Cepeda Andrés, Noelia Arce Martín (SPAIN)

320 Psychiatric and Psychological care program for the local police in Barcelona: Ten years of experience Claudio Castillo, Ignacio Paso, Monica Astals, Esther Furio, Paula Martires, Pilar Samos, Albert Roquer, Antonio Bulbena (SPAIN)

321 Smoking Lounges in Acute Mental Care Units María Soledad Olmeda (SPAIN)

322 EFFICIENCY OF ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY FOR AUTISM PATIENTIEN Rocío Torrecilla Olavarrieta, M. José Jaen Cordoba, Elena Villalobos Martínez, María Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

323 Psychosocial evaluation in living kidney donors – differentiating between true altruism and reward dependence Rupert Conrad, Franziska Geiser, Alexandra Kleiman, Anne Sarah Koch, Stefanie Rambau, Ingo Wegener (GERMANY)

315 JEALOUSY IN CADASIL SYNDROME

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

Carmen González Macias, María José Gordillo Montaño, María Cinta Ramirez Domínguez, Ana Rodríguez Martínez, Sandra Fuentes Marquez, Rocío Alonso Díaz (SPAIN)

316 ANÁLISIS DE LA PSIQUIATRÍA DE ENLACE EN EL HOSPITAL NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL PRADO DURANTE EL AÑO 2013 Koren Preckler Peña, María Palomo Monge, David Gimeno Montes, Arántzazu Duque Domínguez, Beatriz Lara de Lucas, Silvia Sánchez de La Pisa, Rubén Ochoa Blanco, Carmen Camuñas de la Calle, Carlos Moreno (SPAIN)

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324 AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS: THE PARTICIPATION OF FAMILIES ON SPEECH-LANGUAGE INTERVENTION Cibelle Amato, Fernanda Fernandes (BRAZIL)

325 CRIANÇAS COM DISTÚRBIO DO ESPECTRO DO AUTISMO – A RELAÇÃO DO TEMPO DE TERAPIA FONOAUDIOLÓGICA E DE DIAGNÓSTICO COM AUTOEFICÁCIA DOS PAIS Cibelle Amato, Cristina Varanda (BRAZIL)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

327 Non-Wilsonian hepatocerebral degeneration in a psychiatric unit Modesto Sánchez López, Antonio Germán Alcántara Lapaz, Elena Moral Zafra, Nuria Martínez Agudíez (SPAIN)

328 Steroid-induced mania: A case report Elena Villalobos Martínez, Rocío Torrecillas Olavarrieta, María José Jaén Moreno, María Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

329 SINDROME DE CHARLES-BONNET EN UN TRASTORNO BIPOLAR Cecilia Calero Mora, Natividad Megías Simarro, Isabel Ibernón Caballero, Mari Paz Sánchez Sicilia, Pablo Botías Cegarra, María Ángeles Carrillo Córdoba, María José Martínez Mirete, Alicia Jaén Hernández, Miriam Fueyo Estevez, Manuel Martínez-Carlón Bueso (SPAIN)

330 COUPLES THERAPY Carlos A. Cabán Pacheco, Ileana Fumero (PUERTO RICO)

331 Medical comorbidity and complexity of care in Acute Psychiatric Unit Patricia Latorre, Ricardo Campos, Montserrat Guilabert, Óscar Ortega, Raúl Ortega, Lorena Francés, Patricia Gracia, Concepción De la Cámara, María Teresa Cortina (SPAIN)

332 ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY IN AN ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC WARD B. Marco, R. Campos, R. Labar, C. Abad, C. Pérez, P. Latorre, L. Bosqued, C. de la Cámara, P. Gracia, B. Granados (SPAIN)

333 Agujeros en el conocimiento, Jóvenes Investigadores Viedma Martín, Gordillo Montaño, González Macías, Guillén Guillén, Rodríguez Martínez, Fuentes Márquez, Alonso Díaz, Ramírez Domínguez (SPAIN)

Cristóbal Pavón, Rocío Torrecilla, Pedro Sánchez (SPAIN)

335 Neuroleptic Malign Syndrome: the importance of an early diagnosis Beatriz Herrejón Teodoro, Samuel Martínez Roebroek, Pilar Alvites Ahumada, Ernesto Landa Contreras, María de los Desamparados Pérez López, José Luis Fortes Álvarez, Carmen González Rivera, Joaquina Prados Gómez, Sully Bolaño Mendoza (SPAIN)

336 URINARY TRACT INFECTION OR PRIMARY DELUSIONAL DISORDER? Yanira D´Hiver, Domenico Nisi, Rafael Rodríguez, Esther Mancha, Beatriz Carrasco, María Teresa Barbero (SPAIN)

338 TRASTORNO OBSESIVO-COMPULSIVO GRAVE: UN DESAFÍO Rocío Sáez Povedano, Miguel Barberán Navalón, Miguel Ángel Cuquerella Benavent (SPAIN)

339 VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY-INDUCED PSYCHOSIS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS: A CASE REPORT Iosune Torio, Alexandra Bagney, Montserrat Caballero, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Roberto RodríguezJiménez (SPAIN)

340 CAREER LEADERSHIP AND MENTORSHIP’S (CLM) GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVES AT WASHINGTON PSYCHIATRIC SOCIETY – AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION’S DISTRICT BRANCH (DCAPA) Sajid Baig, MilÁngel Concepcion, Mona Thapa, Veronica Slootsky, Layan Zhang, Constance Dunlap, Eliot Sorel (USA)

341 Psychiatric and psychological issues in burn patients at the moment of transition from a specialized burn unit to a general district hospital – report of two cases Salomé Xavier, Rute Alves, Miguel Palma, Catarina Klut, Alice Luís, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

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Alexandra García Guix, Arantza Herran, Anna Fargas, Anna Herrero, Roser Guillamat (SPAIN)

334 ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUG USE AND EMERGENCY OF SIDE EFFECTS IN A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS

POSTER SESSION 02

326 FAMILY HISTORY AND NEUROCOGNITIVE PROFILE OF SCHIZO-OBSESSIVE PATIENTS

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

342 THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL PERFECTIONISM SCALES: COMBINED FACTORIAL ANALYSIS OF THE PORTUGUESE VERSIONS Ana Pereira, Maria Soares, Ana Amaral, Vasco Nogueira, Nuno Madeira, Carolina Roque, Mariana Marques, Sandra Bos, Berta Maia, António Macedo (PORTUGAL)

343 AGGRESSIVENESS IN INVOLUNTARY TRANSPORT IN MENTAL ILLNESS PEOPLE Sonia Ramos, David Córcoles, Anna González, Magda Bellsolà, Ángeles Malagón, María Llobet, Jordi León, Luis M. Martin, Victor Pérez (SPAIN)

344 Cannabis - Neurodegenerative or Neuroprotective Effect? Joana Silva, Diana Loureiro (PORTUGAL)

345 AUDIT ON GENERAL PRACTIONERS’ REFERRAL LETTERS: AN EXAMINATION OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CARE SERVICES Latha Guruvaiah, Nakul Parashar, Tracy Hancox (UNITED KINGDOM)

346 Bilateral Striopallidodentate Calcinosis and psychiatric symptoms: Fahr’s disease Estefanía Galindo Cano, Alberto Flores Martínez, Raquel Gallego Estébanez, Ximena Gómez Salazar (SPAIN)

347 DEPRESIÓN PSICÓTICA DURANTE EL EMBARAZO

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

Pablo Botias Cegarra, Isabel Ibernón Caballero, M. Paz Sánchez Sicilia, M. José Martínez Mirete, Natividad Megías Simarro, Cecilia Calero Mora, M. Ángeles Carrillo Córdoba, Alicia Jaen Hernández, Manuel Martínez Carlon Bueso, Miriam Fueyo Estevez (SPAIN)

348 Implementation of Sexual Education in the 3rd Cycle of Basic Education in Francisco de Arruda School in Lisbon Isabel Vieira, Carla Nabais, Marília Jacinto, Alzira Freire, Joana Pereira, Sandrina Brito, Rui Xavier Vieira (PORTUGAL)

349 Peer Sex Education Project in Francisco de Arruda School Isabel Vieira, Carla Nabais, Marília Jacinto, Joana Pereira, Glória Abegão, Rui Xavier Vieira (PORTUGAL)

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350 PERFIL EPIDEMIOLÓGICO EN PACIENTES CON INTENTOS SUICIDAS HOSPITALIZADOS EN SERVICIO DE PSIQUIATRIA HOSPITAL IQUIQUE AÑO 2004 – 2008 Jorge Jolin Font, W. Saavedra, P. Portales, S. Saavedra (CHILE)

351 ADHERENCIA AL TRATAMIENTO FARMACOLÓGICO, ESTRÉS Y HÁBITOS DE VIDA EN PACIENTES CON EPILEPSIA: PROPUESTA DE UN PROGRAMA COGNITIVO CONDUCTUAL Beatriz Corbí, A. Serrano- Sevillano (SPAIN)

352 ALGO NUEVO SOBRE EL WHATSAPP, A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO Isabel Moreno Oliver, C.M. Vega Aponte, L. Herrero Ramos, V.M Piqueras García (SPAIN)

353 COMPARISON OF SERUM BDNF LEVELS IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA, DRUG-NAÏVE FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS AND HEALTHY CONTROLS A. Valiente-Gómez, F. Mármol, C. Oliveira, B.L. Amann, A. Meseguer, A. Lafuente, M. Bernardo (SPAIN)

354 CHRONIC USE OF BENZODIAZEPINES CAUSES A FAILURE OF BRAIN ACTIVATION DURING PERFORMANCE OF A WORKING MEMORY TASK. A CASE REPORT STUDY Anna Romaguera Piñol, A. Moreno, Laura Blanco, Josep Solé, Peter J. Mckenna, Edith PomarolClotet (SPAIN)

355 DIFICULDADES NO CUIDADO EM SAÚDE MENTAL REALIZADO PELA FAMILIA NO DOMICiLIO Eliane Lavall, A. Olschowsky (SPAIN)

356 ENURESIS INDUCED BY SEROTONIN-SELECTIVE REUPTAKE INHIBITOR (SSRI): CASE REPORT M. Darghal, M. Darghal (MOROCCO)

357 Psycho-education in breast cancer: the efficacy in the decrease of the levels of anxiety, sadness and anger ant the increase of self-control perception D. Taboada, V. Fernández, Isabel Morales, N. GinerGosalves, M. Días-Medina, R. Jurado-Barba, M.A. Jimémez-Arriero (SPAIN)

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358 COMORBIDITY OF AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDER AND GENDER DySPHORIA Carla Contreras, M. Niubó, R. Esteban, E. Davi, E. Giné, M. Hollestein, J. Cañete (SPAIN)

359 DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS H. Rebhi, W. Cherif, L. Larbi, H. Snene (TUNISIA)

360 THE IMPORTANCE OF TARDIVE DYSKINESIAS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA BASED ON 21 CASES. TESTS RUN IN PSYCHIATRY DEPARTMENT OF THE MILITARY HOSPITAL OF MARRAKESH - MOROCCO Abdeslam Benali, F. Oueriagli, W Hikmat, I. Adali, F. Manoudi, F. Asri (MOROCCO)

361 RIGHT TEMPORAL LOBE ATROPHY: A VERY PSYCHIATRIC DEMENTIA P. Quandt, G. Arteaga, M. Puga (SPAIN)

362 THE DIMENSIONS OF BURNOUT SYNDROME IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT STAFF IN A HIGH COMPLEXITY GENERAL HOSPITAL W. Bruscato, A. Fregonese (BRAZIL)

363 AMISULPRIDA EN EL TRATAMIENTO DE LOS CELOS PATOLÓGICOS

368 IS DISSOCIATION IN PSYCHIATRIC AND NONPSYCHIATRIC PORTUGUESE SAMPLES EXPLAINED BY INTENSITY OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY? H. Espirito-Santo, J.L. Pio-Abreu (PORTUGAL)

369 EFFECTS OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS ON ENDOCRINE, BONE AND HAEMATOLOGICAL PROFILE IN BLACK POPULATION IN SUB SAHARA AFRICA – A PRELIMINARY REPORT M. Yunusa, M.M. Abdul Rahman, M. Ndakotsu, M.M. Danfulani, A. Bakare, A. Abubakar, A. Obembe (NIGERIA)

370 ALEXITHYMIA IN A SAMPLE OF RESIDENTS OF PUERTO RICO: ASSOCIATION WITH OTHER SYMPTOMS, DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY Cristina Bon Abreu, J. Suárez-Kindy, O. PedrosaRoche (PUERTO RICO)

371 BEING ACCOMPANIED AT FIRST VISIT: A STUDY OF IMPLICATION ON MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN SUB SAHARA AFRICA M. Yunusa, A. Bakare, A. Obembe (NIGERIA)

372 WHAT DO PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS BELIEVE REGARDING WHERE CONTROL OVER THEIR ILLNESS LIES? C. De Las Cuevas, W. Peñate, C. Cabrera (SPAIN)

Jesús David Salazar González (MEXICO)

Annia Duany Navarro (CUBA)

365 CONSTRUCTING A HUMANIZATION TASK GROUP – SHARING OF THIS EXPERIENCE W. Bruscato, J. Remorini (BRAZIL)

373 A CASE DEMANDING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTERVENTION: WORKING ON DIAGNOSIS ACCEPTANCE, THERAPEUTIC ADHESION AND THE PSYCHIATRIC STIGMA G. Borges, I. Varregoso, R. Machado (PORTUGAL)

374 A DIFFICULT PSYCHIATRIC AND POLICIAL CASE: ORGANIC ENTITIE, FACTITIOUS DISORDER OR A DISSOCIATIVE FUGUE?

Tuesday 16th

364 Relación entre las manifestaciones psiquiátricas del consumo de alcohol y función hepática

G. Borges, I. Varregoso (PORTUGAL)

W. Bruscato, R. Zanollo, M. Freisinger (BRAZIL)

367 INFLUENCE OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION ON DIVERSE DERMATOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

375 ATYPICAL PSYCHIATRIC PRESENTATION: ENCEPHALITIS ANTI-NMDA _ A CASE STUDY

POSTER SESSION 02

366 INTERNAL RULE FOR THE VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES AT SANTA CASA OF SÃO PAULO

G. Borges, C. Guarda, I. Varregoso, P. Pereira (PORTUGAL)

A. Mufaddel (UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

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376 Meanings of body image and the ideals of beauty in patients who have been discharged from a psychological treatment for eating disorder Constance Haemmerli, Claudia Cruzat, Fernanda Diaz (CHILE)

377 POSTTRAUMATIC OBSSESIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER: COMBINED PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC AND PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGIC TREATMENT M. Gómez, F. Hoyuela (SPAIN)

378 ROLE OF EDUCATION AND OCCUPATION IN COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMERS DEMENTIA Umamaheswari Vanamoorthy, Rakesh Balachander, Suresh VC, Kailash S, Srikala Bharath, Mathew Varghese (INDIA)

Mood Disorders

384 Long-term study of the effectiveness and safety of aripiprazole reinforcement therapy for treatment-resistant depression Haryfumi Yonezawa, Yoko Otagaki (JAPAN)

385 Mathematical threshold model for chronic relapsing remitting and chronic progressive disease in other fields of medicine and its relevance to bipolar disorders Kiumars Pirkalani, Zahra Talaeerad (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

386 Bipolar mood disorder (BMD) is the result of ambiguity between master and slave circadian oscillator Kiumars Pirkalani, Zahra Talaeerad (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

387 The effects of 3 weeks repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on the P200 amplitude in patients with medication-resistant major depression Joo Eon Park, Jeong-Ho Chae (KOREA, REP.)

379 MEDICATION POSSESSION RATIO AMONG PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSION IN COLLABORATIVE CARE Ramona DeJesus, Frederick North, Mark Williams (USA)

381 THE EFFECTS OF HOPEFUL THINKING STYLE AND RUMINATION ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

Samuel Ho, Cola Lo, Sania Yau, Gladys Yeung (HONG KONG,CHINA)

382 THE IMPACT OF SECOND GENERATION ANTIPSYCHOTICS ON PSYCHOSOCIAL FUNCTIONING IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Omer Aydemir, Pinar Cetinay-Aydin, Demet GulecOyeckin, Seref Gulseren, Gulperi Putgul-Koybasi, Hasan Sahin (TURKEY)

383 INFORMATION PROCESSING OF MENTAL ROTATION IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER: EVIDENCE FROM EVENT-RELATED BRAIN POTENTIALS Jiu Chen, Zhijun Zhang, Laiqi Yang (CHINA)

388 MANIAC EPISODE AFTER ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY IN PATIENT WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION: A CASE REPORT Cátia Moreira, Mónica Marinho, Corona Solana, João Marques (PORTUGAL)

389 COPING MECHANISMS AND HEALTH LOCUS OF CONTROLE OF PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION Nicolas Zdanowicz, Pierre Schepens, Denis Jacques, David Tordeurs, Thomas Dubois, Christine Reyanert (BELGIUM)

390 Prevalence of Cardiovascular Diseases in patients with Mood Disorders Srebrenka Bise, Dževad Begic, Biljana Kurtovic, Omer Cemalovic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

391 RISK OF MOOD DISORDER IN RELATION TO RECONSTRUCTION IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY STAGE BREAST CANCER Chun-Hui Chu, Ya-Hui Chang, Chung-Yi Li (TAIWAN)

392 FAMILY DYSFUNCTION AND SUCIDALITY IN ADOLESCENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION Laurencia Perales, Beatriz Ibarra (MEXICO)

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393 ASSESSMENT OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG OBESE PATIENTS WITH FULL AND MODIFIED VERSION OF THE MONTGOMERY-ÅSBERG DEPRESSION RATING SCALE Yuan-Pang Wang (BRAZIL)

394 CHRONOBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DEPRESSIVE AND MANIC PHASE OF BIPOLAR DISORDER Sergejus Andruskevicius, Violeta Meiner, Giedre Vindasiene (LITHUANIA)

395 Improving Quality and Decreasing Cost Through System Redesign: Pathways of Inpatient Psychiatric Care

402 PATTERNS OF DISEASE AND THERAPY IN CHINESE BIPOLAR DISORDER: AN INTERIM ANALYSIS OF RETROSPECTIVE DATA FROM A LARGE AMBISPECTIVE STUDY IN CHINA (CAST-BD) X. Yu, G. Wang, Y.R. Fang, H.C. Yang, X.F. Xu, Q.R. Tan, H.C. Li (CHINA)

403 INTERVENTIONS FOR IMPROVING PSYCHOSOCIAL DIFFICULTIES IN DEPRESSION Kaloyan Kamenov, María Cabello, José Luis AyusoMateos, Alarcos Cieza (SPAIN)

404 MISDIAGNOSIS OF BIPOLAR DISORDER Josep Martí, Laura Gisbert, Roser Nartínez, Roberto Sánchez (SPAIN)

B. Palmer, N. Frye, R. Alarcón (USA)

397 PERSISTENSE TO ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSION Keiji Satoh, Sawako Ishikura, Masaru Hamana, Tomoka Akai, Hideaki Sugimoto (JAPAN)

398 EFFECTS OF THE ADDITION OF ARIPIPRAZOLE IN PERSISTENT DEPRESSION José María Bonete Llácer, Enrique Pérez Martín, Juan Carlos García Álvarez, José Luis Matarredona Catalá (SPAIN)

405 IMPACT OF DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF THE SOCIAL NETWORK AND THE SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION OF LONELINESS ON DEPRESSION José Luis Ayuso-Mateos, Laura Rico, Félix Caballero, Marta Miret, Beatriz Olaya, Josep María Haro (SPAIN)

406 ADMISIONS AND TREATMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER IN A CRISIS PSYCHIATRIC UNIT Silvia Lou Mur, David Calvo Medel, María García Nicolas (SPAIN)

407 INERGENERATIONAL CHILD ABUSE, REPORT OF A CASE

400 COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN DEPRESSIVE PATIENTS AFTER CLINICAL REMISSION: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY Miquel Roca, Margalida Gili, Mauro García-Toro, Emilio López-Navarro, Margalida Vives, Adoración Castro, Clara Homar (SPAIN)

401 BREATHING FOCUSED YOGA AS AUGMENTATION IN UNIPOLAR AND BIPOLAR DEPRESSION Arun Ravindran, Tricia da Silva, Martha McKay, Tiffany Garfinkel, Claudia Tindall (CANADA)

408 MULTIFACTORIAL STUDY OF BIPOLAR DISORDER IN A SHORT STAY INPATIENT UNIT Patricia Bernal García, María José Muñoz Algar, Manuel Durán Cutilla, Sergio Raffo Moncloa (SPAIN) Tuesday 16th

Arun Ravindran, Gaby Abraham, Sunny Johnson, Ranjith Chandrasena (CANADA)

María Robles Martínez, Elena Pizarro Ferrero, José Luis Pérez Méndez, Cristina Corbalán Guerrero, Isabel Guiomar López Salas (SPAIN)

409 BODY MASS INDEX IN BIPOLAR DISORDER IS ASSOCIATED TO A DEPRESSIVE PROFILE OF THE ILLNESS Elena Ezquiaga-Terrazas, Aurelio García-López, Consuelo de Dios-Perrino, Agustin Madoz-Gurpide, Pedro-Guillermo Serrano-Pérez, Oscar GonzálezAduna, Irene Sánchez-Rivero, Sara GonzálezÁlvarez (SPAIN)

410 DEPRESSIVE PSEUDODEMENTIA: APPEARANCE DISTORTS REALITY Yolanda Lázaro, Idir Mesián, Aurelia Matas (SPAIN)

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399 QUETIAPINE AUGMENTATION FOR DEPRESSION WITH CO-MORBID ANXIETY: A MULTICENTRE, RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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411 DEPRESSION TREATMENT WITH BUPROPION WHEN CHRONIC ILLNESSESS CO-EXIST WITH DEPRESSIVE SYNDROME Ana-Isabel Santiago-Díaz (SPAIN)

413 GENDER SPECIFICITY OF CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS IN MALE PATIENTS Nataliya Maruta, Andrea Yatsyna, Olena Cherednyakova (UKRAINE)

414 EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF LURASIDONE ADJUNCTIVE WITH LITHIUM OR VALPROATE IN BIPOLAR I DEPRESSION: RESULTS OF TWO 6-WEEK STUDIES Joseph Calabrese, Trisha Suppes, Kaushik Sarma, Robert Silva, Hans Kroger, Josephine Cucchiaro, Andrei Pikalov, Antony Loebel (USA)

415 LURASIDONE TREATMENT FOR BIPOLAR I DEPRESSION: EFFECT ON CORE DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS Michael Thase, Joyce Tsai, Hans Kroger, Andrei Pikalov, Josephine Cucchiaro, Antony Loebel (USA)

416 TO ASSESS THE EFFICACY OF TREATMENT FOR 60 DAYS WITH SUBLINGUAL ALPRAZOLAM COMBINED WITH ESCITALOPRAM 10 MG DAILY, IN MAJOR DEPRESSION ASSOCIATED WITH INSOMNIA Miguel Márquez, Norberto Caruso (ARGENTINA)

417 BIPOLAR DISORDER AS THE FIRST MANIFESTATION OF NIEMANN-PICK TYPE C, DIAGNOSED IN AGED ADULT

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

Consuelo Almenar, David Almenta, Laura LópezAraquistain, Pedro Regalado, Victor RodríguezSureda, Carmen Domínguez, Miguel Pocovi (SPAIN)

418 The efficacy of vortioxetine on cognitive dysfunction in adult patients with major depressive disorder (MDD): a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study Roger McIntyre, Søren Lophaven, Christina Kurre Olsen (CANADA)

419 Clinic dysthymia with obsessive- phobic symptoms Ilya Gubin (UZBEKISTAN)

420 A RANDOMIZED EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE EFFECTS OF RECEIVING PERSONALIZED GENETIC FEEDBACK ABOUT DEPRESSION SUSCEPTIBILITY Matthew S. Lebowitz, Woo-kyoung Ahn (USA)

421 Social Cognition impairments in Bipolar Disorder. Impact of Clinical Variables Josep Manel Santos, Anna Comes, Esther Pousa, Estel Soto, Marc Magem, Jordi Obiols (SPAIN)

422 AGE AT ONSET AND SEVERITY IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Aurelio García-López, Elena Ezquiaga-Terrazas, Consuelo de Dios-Perrino, Agustín Madoz-Gúrpide, Irene Sánchez-Rivero, Sara González-Álvarez (SPAIN)

423 VALIDATION OF THE ITALIAN VERSION OF THE BIPOLAR DEPRESSION RATING SCALE: DIFFERENTIAL CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF UNIPOLAR AND BIPOLAR DEPRESSION Claudia Palumbo, Angelo Bruschi, Salvatore Calò, Paolo Grandinetti, Giusy Pizi, Giovanni Camardese, Laura Mandelli, Alessandro Serretti, Luigi Janiri, Guido Di Sciascio (ITALY)

424 FACIAL AFFECT RECOGNITION IN SINGLE MANIC EPISODE OF BIPOLAR I DISORDER Amira Belkhiria, Faten Medini, Imene Benromdhane, Boutheina Ghanjati, Raja Labbene (TUNISIA)

425 MANIA EPISODE AFTER ANEURYSM INTRACRANIAL RUPTURE: A CASE REPORT Olga Campos, Joana Pinheiro, Sofia Gomes, María Peixoto (PORTUGAL)

426 RECOGNITION AND TREATMENTOF BIPOLAR MIXED STATES Fernando Leite, Henrique Salgado, Olga Campos, Paulo Carvalho (PORTUGAL)

427 COMO TRATAR A DEPRESSÃO BIPOLAR? Fernando Leite, Henrique Salgado, Olga Campos, Paulo Carvalho (PORTUGAL)

428 CORRELATES OF MARITAL STATUS FOR MALE PATIENTS WITH MOOD DISORDERS Zhenru Zhao, Jun Xiao, Huijuan Ang, Yee Ming Mok (SINGAPORE)

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430 Anxiety and Depression, relation with salivary cortisol in multiple sclerosis Dirceu Mabunda, Sofia Neves, Pedro Morgado, João Cerqueira (PORTUGAL)

431 THE EFFICIENCY OF COMBINED THERAPY OF RECURRENT DEPRESSION, WHICH IS RESISTANT TO ANTIDEPRESSIVE PHARMACOTHERAPY Volodymyr Korostiy (UKRAINE)

432 CLINICAL IMPLICATION OF LDAEP IN PATIENTS WITH ATYPICAL DEPRESSION Seung-Hwan Lee, Y.C. Park, S. Yoon, J.I. Kim, SangWoo Hahn (KOREA, REP.)

433 REASONS FOR PRESENTATION TO A SPECIALIST INPATIENT MOOD DISORDERS UNIT IN SINGAPORE Nisha Chandwani (SINGAPORE)

434 The effectiveness of walking therapy for inpatients with major depressive disorders Masaki Nishida, Kazuhito Fukuda, Satoshi Kato (JAPAN)

435 Inhibitory control of attentional orienting towards emotional faces in bipolar disorder Ana C. García-Blanco (SPAIN)

436 DEPRESSION AMONG HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS IN JAPAN Izumi Kuramochi, Yuri Igarashi, Toyohiko Hiwatashi, Naoshi Horikawa, Tomonari Ogawa, Akihiko Matsuda, Hirohisa Yamamoto (JAPAN)

437 Characterization of patients with mood disorders for their prevalent temperament and level of hopelessness Alberto Forte, Marco Innamorati, Denise Erbuto, Federica Ricci, Mario Amore, Paolo Girardi, Maurizio Pompili (ITALY)

Rosa Van Grieken, Erik Beune, Anneloes Kirkenier, Maarten Koeter, Myra van Zwieten, Aart Schene (NETHERLANDS)

439 MANAGEMENT OF TREATMENT RESISTANT BIPOLAR DISORDER: A COMPARISON OF TREATMENT AND RESTRAINT PROCEDURES BETWEEN ECT AND NONECT GROUPS IN PSYCHOTIC MANIA Nesrin. Tomruk, Bulent Yildirim, Omer Saatcioglu, Nihat Alpay (TURKEY)

440 PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA COMO TRATAMIENTO DE MANTENIMIENTO EN PACIENTES CON TRASTORNO BIPOLAR Marc Valentí, José Manuel Goikolea, Caterina del Mar Bonnín, Eduard Vieta (SPAIN)

441 DETECTION OF HYPOMANIC SYMPTOMS IN PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSIVE DISORDER RESISTANT TO ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENT Miguel Nascimento, Filomena Bacelar, María J. Silva, Filipe Gomes, Beatriz Lourenco, Rita Varela, Lucília Bravo, Alice Nobre (PORTUGAL)

442 ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY: PATTERN OF USE IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL Sara González-Álvarez, Sandra Molins, Alberto Cebollada, Agustín Soto (SPAIN)

443 SINDROME DE COHEN: REVISIÓN Y MANEJO A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO María García Navarro, Esther Montero Manzano, Reyes Vázquez Estévez, María Peñitas Ríos Muñoz, Juan José Molina Castillo (SPAIN)

444 TELEMEDICINE IN THE APPROACH OF BIPOLAR DISORDER Adriana García-Alocén, Monica MartínezCengotitabengoa, Sonia Ruiz de Azua, Cristina Bermudez- Ampudia, Itxaso González- Ortega, Miryam Fernández, Purificación López, Iñaki Zorrilla, Ana González- Pinto (SPAIN)

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438 PATIENTS’ PERSPECTIVES IN HOW TREATMENT CAN IMPEDE THEIR RECOVERY FROM DEPRESSION: A QUALITATIVE INTERVIEW STUDY

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429 CORONARY ARTERIAL DISEASE DURING ECT: A CASE REPORT

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445 THE SAFETY AND TOLERABILITY OF VORTIOXETINE IN SHORT- AND LONG-TERM TREATMENT OF ADULTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER (MDD): A POOLED ANALYSIS David Baldwin, Michael Serenko, William Palo, Søren Lophaven, Jørgen Matz (UNITED KINGDOM)

446 VORTIOXETINE VERSUS PLACEBO IN THE TREATMENT OF ADULTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER (MDD): A META-ANALYSIS Michael Thase, Atul Mahableshwarkar, Marianne Dragheim, Henrik Loft (USA)

447 The impact of anxiety related symptoms on interpersonal relationship problems in depressive disorders Hyu Jung Huh, Chul Lee, SunYoung Kim, Jeong-Ho Chae (KOREA, REP.)

448 COGNITION IN BIPOLAR DISORDER - The relationship between neurocognitive dysfunction and obesity Nina Lackner, Susanne Bengesser, Armin Birner, Renate Unterweger, Annamaria Painold, Bernd Reininghaus, Elisabeth Weiss, Hans-Peter Kapfhammer, Sandra Wallner-Liebmann, Eva Reininghaus (AUSTRIA)

449 The late-onset bipolar disorder: a case report Fadoua Oueriagli Nabih (MOROCCO)

450 MANIC EPISODE INDUCED BY ENDOGENOUS HYPERCORTISOLISM - A CASE REPORT

453 CLINICAL DESCRIPTION OF A CHILEAN BIPOLAR OUTPATIENT SAMPLE Alberto Aedo, Tomás León, Felipe Silva, Raúl Sánchez (CHILE)

454 THE LATE ONSET BIPOLAR DISORDER: A CASE REPORT Fadoua Oueriagli Nabih, Abdesslam Benali, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Assri (MOROCCO)

455 RESILIENCE AND DEPRESSION Giovanni Camardese, Beniamino Leone, Riccardo Serrani, Paulina Szczepanczyk, Coco Walstra, Luigi Janiri (ITALY)

456 LEVELS OF EMOTIONAL AWARENESS IN DEPRESSED PATIENTS Clarice Gorenstein, Thiago Moraes, Ricardo Moreno, Fernando Fernandes, Juliana Fiquer (BRAZIL)

457 THE MATRICS CONSENSUS COGNITIVE BATTERY IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Iosune Torio, Monica Dompablo, David Rentero, Marta Moreno-Ortega, Alexandra Bagney, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Tomás Palomo, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez (SPAIN)

458 Bipolar versus unipolar depression in first degree relatives of bipolar patients: comparison of symptoms profile Carolina Roque, Ana Telma Pereira, Vasco Nogueira, José Valente, Maria João Soares, Luís André Oliveira, Ana Sofia Morais, Nuno Madeira, Miguel Bajouco, António Macedo (PORTUGAL)

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Sílvia Freitas, Sandra Queirós (PORTUGAL)

451 IS THE PROCESSING OF IRONY MODULATED BY THE LEVEL OF SCHIZOTYPY OR HYPOMANIC PERSONALITY? AN ERP STUDY Pamela Gobin, Sarah Terrien, Stéphanie Caillies, Galina Iakimova, Alexandre Coutté, Chrystel BescheRichard (FRANCE)

459 AN ITALIAN EXPERIENCE OF A PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER IN A DAY HOSPITAL SETTING Giovanni Camardese, Massimo Vasale, Riccardo Serrani, Beniamino Leone, Lucio D’Alessandris, Federico Travagliati, Pietro Brian, Luigi Janiri (ITALY)

460 Depression AND Hypothyreosis 452 LENGTH OF HOSPITAL FIRST ADMISSION OF SEVERE BIPOLAR DISORDER AND TIME TO RELAPSE: A ELEVEN YEARS SURVIVAL ANALYSIS

Fadoua Oueriagli Nabih, Abdesslam Benali, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Assri (MOROCCO)

Javier Cepeda Casado, Laura Gallardo Borge, Virginia Casado Ramirez, Helena Domínguez Álvarez, Lourdes Moreno Cea, José Antonio Blanco Garrote, Fernando Uribe Ladrón de Cegama (SPAIN)

461 WORK ACTIVITY AND MENTAL HEALTH IN BIPOLAR PATIENTS

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462 “VERWORRENE MANIE”: REDISCOVERING KRAEPELIN, A CASE REPORT María Peñalver Alonso, Nuria Salgado Borrego, Manuel Duran Cutilla, Alicia Vives Luengo, Andrés Agraz Laserna, Juan Gabriel Fernández Macho (SPAIN)

463 BIPOLAR DISORDER IN POSTPARTUM WOMEN Remedios Labar, Bianca Granados, Guillermo Pírez, Lorena Francés, Óscar Ortega, Candela Pérez, Laura Bosqued (SPAIN)

464 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIGHT EXPOSITION AND LENGHT OF HOSPITALISATION IN DEPRESSIVE PATIENTS Francesca Canellas, Miriam Belber, Luisa Mestre, Guillem Frontera, Joan Tortell, Rubén Rial (SPAIN)

465 TRASTORNO DE AUTOLESIÓN NO SUICIDA (ALNS) EN UNA UNIDAD INFANTIL-JUVENIL SEGÚN CRITERIOS DSM-V Carla Falconi-Valderrama, Noelia Olmo-López, Francisco Flores-Ortiz (SPAIN)

466 DIFFERENTIATING BIPOLAR DISORDER FROM BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER. A CASEREPORT José Fernandes, Joana Jorge (PORTUGAL)

470 BIPOLAR DISORDES AND CIRCADIAN CYCLES Tânia Abreu, Miguel Bragança (PORTUGAL)

471 DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN THE POSTMENOPAUSAL YEARS: THE SECOND DECADE OF FOLLOW-UP IN THE WOMEN’S HEALTHY AGEING PROJECT Katherine Campbell, Cassandra Szoeke, David Ames, Lorraine Dennerstein (AUSTRALIA)

472 NEUROCOGNITIVE MECHANISMS OF THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF MBCT IN MAJOR DEPRESSION Boris Kotchoubey, Vladimir Bostanov, Martin Hautzinger, Philip Keune (GERMANY)

473 IMPULSIVENESS IN PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION, ANXIETY DISORDERS, AND NORMAL INDIVIDUALS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Mohammad Ali Besharat (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

474 PTSD as risk factor of Rapid Cycling Bipolar DisordeR Fadoua Oueriagli Nabih, Abdesslam Benali, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Assri (MOROCCO)

475 BIPOLAR DISORDER: IS THERE ANY ROLE IN NONPHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACHES IN RELAPSE PREVENTION? Zita Gameiro, Daniel Neto (PORTUGAL)

468 PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH RESISTANCE TO TREATMENT IN MOOD DISORDERS Sami Edhif, Mohamed Wassim Krir, Hamdi Elkefi, Abdelaziz Oumaya, Najoua Lakhal, Slaheddine Gallali (TUNISIA)

469 PREMORBID ADJUSTMENT AND LONG TERM FUNCTIONALITY IN MIXED EPISODES OF BIPOLAR DISORDER Cristina Bermúdez-Ampudia, Mónica MartínezCengotitabengoa, Adriana García-Alocén, Purificación López, Amaia Ugarte, Patricia Vega, Ana María González-Pinto (SPAIN)

Shahrokh Amiri, Asghar Arfaie (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

477 REDUCED WHITE MATTER INTEGRITY IN ANTERIOR CORPUS CALLOSUM AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH COGNITION IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER: A DTI STUDY Shinishi Yamada, Satoshi Ukai, Shun Takahashi, Tomikimi Tsuji, Jun Iwatani, Kumi Tsuda, Masaki Terada, Kazuhiro Shinosaki (JAPAN)

478 TREATMENT COMPLIANCE IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER Saoussen Bouhlel, Jaafar Nakhli, Jihed Sehli, Hichem Kassaoui, Béchir Ben Hadj Ali (TUNISIA)

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476 Prevalence of depressive symptoms among survivors of burn injury

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467 IDENTIFICATION OF A NEW POLE IN MOOD DISORDERS:BIPOLAR MOOD DISORDERS ARE TRIPOLAR MOOD DISORDERS

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479 Symptom profile analysis of depression in a community sample of Korean adults Sung Man Chang, Sung-Won Jung, Tae Young Choi (KOREA, REP.)

480 MOOD-INCONGRUENT DELUSIONS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Matilde Salta, Bernardo Barata, Renato Sousa, Rui Ribeiro, Margarida Lobo, Susana Mendes, Bernardo Ribeiro, Inês Chendo, António Gamito (PORTUGAL)

481 INTERNET BASED PSYCHOEDUCATIVE CBT PROGRAM FOR BIPOLAR PATIENTS TREATED WITH THYMOSTABILISERS Jan Prasko, Klara Latalova, Daniela Jelenova, Dana Kamaradova, Marie Ociskova, Zuzana Sedlackova, Barbora Mainerova, Kristyna Vrbova, Jiri Taborsky (CZECH REPUBLIC)

482 Maintenance Electroconvulsive Therapy in Rapid-Cycling Bipolar Disorder María Serra Buil, Penélope Vinuesa Gómez, Marta Niubó Gurgui, Eva Daví Loscos, Roberto Esteban Sillero, Carla Contreras Narváez, Carolina Becerra Ezquerro, Josep Cañete Crespillo (SPAIN)

483 ANALYSIS OF KEY DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES IN A SAMPLE OF SUBJECTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER TAKEN CARE OF BY THE EMERGENCY DEPARMENT OF A GENERAL HOSPITAL

484 MOST COMMON PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY ATTENTION IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER. DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF A SAMPLE María Ángeles Bernal López, Sara Pineda Murcia, Beatriz Ruiz García, Karolina Rozmus, Iciar Alonso García, Luz María Giménez Giménez, Carlos Javier Sánchez Miñano, Concepción Vicente Martí, Juan José Marínez Miñano, Cristina Campillo Jiménez (SPAIN)

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Luz María Giménez Giménez, María Ángeles Bernal López, Sara Pineda Murcia, Beatriz Ruiz García, Karolina Rozmus, Iciar Alonso García, Agustín Reyes Torres, Francisco Javier Gil Pérez, Juan José Martínez Miñano, Cristina Campillo Jiménez (SPAIN)

485 COMORBIDITY IN BIPOLAR DISORDER. DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS ATTENDED IN EMERGENCY Karolina Rozmus, Icíar Alonso García, Luz María Giménez Giménez, María Ángeles Bernal López, Sara Pineda Murcia, Beatriz Ruiz García, Carlos Javier Sánchez Miñano, Cristina Campillo Jiménez, Concepción Vicente Martí, Francisco Javier Gil Pérez (SPAIN)

486 DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER IN EMERGENCY CARE. REASON FOR CONSULTATIONS Icíar Alonso García, Luz María Giménez Giménez, María Ángeles Bernal López, Sara Pineda Murcia, Beatriz Ruiz García, Karolina Rozmus, Carlos Javier Sánchez Miñano, Juan José Martínez Miñano, Francisco Javier Gil Pérez, Concepción Vicente Martí (SPAIN)

487 THE IMPACT OF DERESSION AND ANXIETY SYMPTOMS ON DRY EYE DISEASE: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY AT DRY EYE CLINIC IN JAPAN Chiaki Yamada, Taishiro Kishimoto, Motoko Kawashima, Sachiko Inoue, Kenji Tanaka, Kazuo Tsubota, Masaru Mimura (JAPAN)

488 DISCOVERING THE RELATION BETWEEN “LOCUS OF CONTROL” AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN HEALTHY POPULATION Anastasia Konsta, Petros Kechayas, Aikaterini Dardagani, Eleni Parlapani, Zoe Nasika, Loukas Athanasiadis (GREECE)

489 PSYCHOTIC DEPRESSION AND SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER –READMISSIONS AND STABILITY OF INTITIAL DIAGNOSES DURING FOLLOW-UP Jyrki Korkeila, Hysni Aliu (FINLAND)

490 DEPRESSION IN EPILEPSY: A FREQUENTLY NEGLECTED COMORBIDITY Jihed Mrizak, Amira Nasri, Abir Ben Hammouda, Chaima Rachdi, Rym Rafrafi, Riadh Gouider, Zouheir El Hechmi (TUNISIA)

491 COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE PHASE OF BIPOLAR DISORDER Monika Sisrova, Iva Stehnova, Hana KucerovaPrikrylova, Dagmar Berankova (CZECH REPUBLIC)

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493 PUNCTUAL PREVALENCE OF MAJOR DEPRESSION AMONG PRIMARY HEALTHCARE CENTERS Mohamed Oumaya, Fatma Chelli, Leila Ltaief, Bilel Khedira, Youssef Baccar, Riadh Bouzid (TUNISIA)

494 AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY Volodymyr Korostiy, Ganna Kozhyna, Iryna Strelnikova, Alexandra Poljakova, Mariya Ivenskaya (UKRAINE)

495 METABOLIC SYNDROME AND BIPOLAR DISORDER – TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN? Maja Pantovic, Bojana Dunjic-Kostic, Jelena Bakusic, Maja Lackovic, Aleksandar Damjanovic, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Sanja Totic-Poznanovic, Maja Ivkovic (SERBIA)

496 Staging bipolar disorder: clinical, biochemical, and functional correlates Iria Grande, Pedro Magalhães, Inês Chendo, Laura Stertz, Bruna Panizutti, Gabriela Colpo, Adriane Rosa, Clarissa Gama, Flavio Kapczinski, Eduard Vieta (SPAIN)

497 UNDERDIAGNOSIS OF BIPOLAR SPECTRUM IN INSTITUTIONALIZED POPULATION WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Raúl Huerta-Ramírez, Livia de Rezende-Borges, María Cabello, María del Carmen Celadilla-Teruel, Borja Cámara-García (SPAIN)

498 POLARITY OF THE FIRST EPISODE AS A PREDICTOR OF THE POLARITY OF NEXT EPISODES IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Vladimir Knezevic, Svetlana Drezgic-Vukic, Djendji Siladji-Mladenovic, Aleksandar Ivezic, Boris Gloubovic, Jelena Knezevic, Dragana Ratkovic (SERBIA)

Milica Velimirovic, Maja Pantovic, Bojana Dunjic Kostic, Tatjana Nikolic, Aleksandar Damjanovic, Maja Lackovic, Sanja Totic Poznanovic, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Natasa Petronijevic, Maja Ivkovic (SERBIA)

500 MIRTAZAPINE ORALLY DISINTEGRATING TABLETS TREATMENT FOR DEPRESSION IN HEROIN-ADDICTS: A 16-WEEK NATURALISTIC STUDY Chunhong Shao, Suoyu Zhu, Zhiyang Wang, Yiyun Cai, Shenxun Shi (CHINA)

501 THE ROLE OF DURATION OF UNTREATED ILLNESS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Maja Pantovic, Bojana Dunjic-Kostic, Jelena Bakusic, Maja Lackovic, Aleksandar Damjanovic, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Sanja Totic-Poznanovic, Maja Ivkovic (SERBIA)

502 FACTORES DE RIESGO PARA EL DESARROLLO DE CICLACIÓN RÁPIDA EN PACIENTES CON TRASTORNO BIPOLAR Marc Valentí, Isabella Pacchiarotti, Caterina de Mar Bonnín, Dina Popovic, Francesc Colom, Eduard Vieta (SPAIN)

503 OLANZAPINE/FLUOXETINE COMBINATION IN TREATMENT OF BIPOLAR DISORDER TYPE I (BD-I): WEIGHT GAIN AND SUICIDALITY Nino Okribelashvili, George Sikharulidze, Nona Jangveladze (GEORGIA)

504 REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF ACUTE DEPRESSIVE EPISODE Stojan Bajraktarov, Valentina Caloska Samardjiska, Florijan Naumov, Kneginja Richter Sokolovska (MACEDONIA, FYR)

505 BIPOLAR SPECTRUM AND INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: ARE THERE MORE AGGRESSIVENESS AT THESE PATIENTS? Livia De Rezende-Borges, Raúl Huerta-Ramírez, María Cabello, María del Carmen Celadilla-Teruel, Borja Cámara-García (SPAIN)

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Kalliopi Tournikioti, Maria Alevizaki, Constantin R. Soldatos, Dimitris Dikeos (GREECE)

499 THE ROLE OF AGE AND GENDER IN PREDICTING SERUM LEVELS OF ICAM-1 AND VCAM-1 IN PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION

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492 HYPOTHALAMUS-PITUITARY-ADRENAL (HPA) AXIS ACTIVITY, CURRENT SYMPTOMS AND NEUROCOGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: A PRELIMINARY REPORT

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506 Abelson helper integration site-1 gene variants on major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder Chi-Un Pae (KOREA, REP.)

507 TELEMENTAL HEALTH – INNOVATION IN PSYCHIATRY V. Leite, C. Araújo (PORTUGAL)

508 PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION IN POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION RISK A. Gigantesco, G. Palumbo, I. Cascavilla, F. Mirabella (ITALY)

509 UNIPOLAR MANIA: EVIDENCE FROM A SOUTH AFRICAN STUDY C. Grobler (SOUTH AFRICA)

510 TREATMENT OF COMORBID BIPOLAR DISORDER AND OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW A. Amerio, A. Odone, C. Marchesi, S.N. Ghaemi (ITALY)

512 Short-term Effects of Modified Electroconvulsive Treatment on Resting-state Cerebral function in Drug-naive First-Episode Patients with Major Depression H.T. Qiu, Q.H. Luo (USA)

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513 PATIENT INPUT TOWARD THE FINAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE ROSENBERG-HASSMAN MOOD SCALE (RHMS), A PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOME (PRO) FOR MAJOR DEPRESSIVE EPISODES L. Rosenberg, H. Hassman, K. Wesnes, S. George, D. Krefetz (USA)

514 THE TREATMENT OF PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME WITH PREPARATIONS OF VITEX AGNUS CASTUS (VAC): A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW P.F.J. Schulte, S. Verkaik (NETHERLANDS)

515 SCREENING OF MOOD DISORDERS AND ANXIETY IN A PRIMARY CARE SETTING OF ARGENTINA Pedro Damian Gargoloff, J. Sánchez Viamonte, H. Barragán, G. Etchegoyen, C. Picotti, E. Scattularo, M. Walker, G. García, J. Solari (ARGENTINA)

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516 SERTRALINE-INDUCED MANIA IN A PATIENT WITH OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER: IS THIS THE MERE RESULT OF A SEROTONINERGIC STIMULATION? A. Amerio, A. Odone, C. Marchesi, S.N. Ghaemi (ITALY)

517 THE EFFECTS OF HOPEFUL THINKING STYLE AND RUMINATION ON DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY S.M.Y Ho, C. Lo, W. Chu, V. Tang, B. Siu, S. Yau, G. Yeung (HONG KONG,CHINA)

518 TOPIRAMATE AUGMENTATION IN PATIENTS WITH RESISTANT MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER: A DOUBLE-BLIND PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL A. Mowla, A. Pani (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

519 TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION MODULATES RESTING EEG FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN DEPRESSION: A TMS-EEG STUDY S. Kito, R.D. Pascual-Marqui, T. Hasegawa, Y. Koga (JAPAN)

520 EFFICACY OF DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID (DHA) AND EICOSAPENTAENOIC ACID (EPA) IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER WITHOUT OPTIMAL CLINICAL RESPONSE TO ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENT S.L. Romero Guillena, B.O. Plasencia García de Diego, M.C. Rodríguez Gamito (SPAIN)

521 UNIPOLAR MANIA - REVISTED: A STUDY FROM INDIA P.P. Mulakaluri Phani Prasant (INDIA)

522 AGOMELATINE AND SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION S.L Romero Guillena, B.O Plasencia García de Diego, B. Mata Sáenz (SPAIN)

523 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPT OF REMISSION IN NONPSYCHOTIC DEPRESSION L. Kanaeva (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

524 THE COMT VAL158MET POLYMORPHISM IS ASSOCIATED WITH RESPONSE TO ADD-ON DEXTROMETHORPHAN TREATMENT IN BIPOLAR DISORDER S. Lee, R. Lu (TAIWAN)

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Neural Sciences 526 Children victims of violence and the impact on attention, executive functions and semantic memory Adriana Mozzambani, Marcelo Mello, Fernanda Silva (BRAZIL)

527 Longitudinal study on the impact on executive functions in adults with PTSD victims of violence Adriana Mozzambani, Simone Fuso, Mariana Flaks, Stella Malta, Rafaela Ribeiro, Marcelo Mello (BRAZIL)

528 LINGUISTIC AND NEURAL MARKERS OF ANXIETY FMRI STUDIES ON AFFECTIVE VERBAL FLUENCY Barbara Gawda, Ewa Szepietowska, Pawel Soluch (POLAND)

529 THE NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECT IN FRONTAL CORTEX – A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HALOPERIDOL, ZIPRASIDONE AND OLANZAPINE Tudor Udristoiu, Laurentiu Mogoanta, Ileana Marinescu, Ion Udristoiu, Dragos Marinescu (ROMANIA)

530 ATTENTIONAL ENGAGEMENT BY UNPLEASEANT INFORMATION IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Ana C. García-Blanco, Manuel Perea, Ladislao Salmerón (SPAIN)

531 NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES IN NON-LIFETHREATENING EVENTS AND COMA OF DIFFERENT ETIOLOGIES Vanessa Charland-Verville, Jean-Pierre Jourdan, Marie Thonnard, Didier Ledoux, Anne-Francoise Donneau, Etienne Quertemont, Zulay Lugo, Steven Laureys (BELGIUM)

Ewa Szepietowska, Barbara Gawda, Pawel Soluch (POLAND)

533 SPECIFIF CORTISOL RESPONSE TO STRESS IN PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS: A SIGN OF DISTURBED HIPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-ADRENAL AXIS ACTIVITY? Francisco José Vaz-Leal, Laura Rodríguez-Santos, María Isabel Ramos-Fuentes, Nieves FernándezSánchez, Carlos Alexis Chimpén-López, Mariano Casado-Blanco, Beatriz López-Vinuesa, Diego PeralPacheco, María Angustias García-Herráiz, Isabel de la Salud Flores-Mateos (SPAIN)

534 Analysis of serotonin transporter and 5-HT2A receptor clusters in peripheral lymphocytes as putative biomarkers of therapeutic efficacy in major depressive disorder Tania Rivera, Hector Caruncho, José Olivares, Marta López, Roberto Agis-Balboa, Carlos Spuch, Erin Fenton, Lisa Kalunchuck (SPAIN)

535 Serotonin transporter clustering in lymphocytes correlates with anhedonia symptoms in major depressive patients Tania Rivera, José Olivares, Carmen Cinos, Marta López, María Sánchez, Tania Álvarez, Laura Lago, Roberto Agís-Balboa, Carlos Spuch, Hector Caruncho (SPAIN)

536 UPdaTE OF PSYCHOTIC SYmpTOMS IN BRAIN TUMORS Báez Amuedo, Torrecilla Olavarrieta, Fernández Monge, Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

537 E-MOTIONAL TRAINING: TRAINING IN SOCIAL COGNITION IN PATIENTS WITH BRAIN DAMAGE Alexandre A. García Caballero, Yolanda Maroño Souto, Miriam Vázquez Campo (SPAIN)

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L. Kanaeva (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

532 VERBAL FLUENCY IN NEUROCLINICAL ASSESSMENT FMRI STUDIES

538 Vagus Nerve Stimulation in TreatmentResistant Depression Marlene Alves, Marta Queirós, Henrique Salgado (PORTUGAL)

539 Usabilidad Web. Métodos y técnicas para su evaluación que facilitan el acceso a los sitios web de salud mental Mercedes Moraguez Bergues (CUBA)

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525 DEVELOPMENT OF REMISSION IN PATIENTS WITH NON-PSYCHOTIC DEPRESSION

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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540 GLUCORTICOID RECEPTOR GENE POLYMORPHISM REDUCES SUGAR AND CALORIC INTAKE Danitsa Rodrigues, Andressa Bortoluzzi, Carolina Blaya, Sandra Leistner-Segal, Vera Bosa, Marcelo Goldani, Giovanni Salum, Gisele Manfro, Patrícia Silveira (BRAZIL)

Neuroimaging in Psychiatry 541 1H-Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Effects of 12 Weeks of Sertraline Treatment on Brain Metabolites Rasit Tukel, Kubilay Aydin, Erhan Ertekin, Seda S. Ozyildirim, Vedat Taravari (TURKEY)

542 DIFFERENTIALLY DISRUPTED FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY OF THE SUBREGIONS OF THE MEDIAL TEMPORAL LOBE IN AMNESTIC MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT Jiu Chen, Zhijun Zhang (CHINA)

543 Comparison of alterations in cerebral hemoglobin oxygenation in late life depression and Alzheimer fs disease as assessed by near-infrared spectroscopy

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Hisashi Kito, Akiko Ryokawa, Yoshihiro Kinoshita, Daimei Sasayama, Nobuhiro Sugiyama, Tomomi Ogihara, Hiroshi Nose, Tokiji Hanihara, Shinsuke Washizuka, Naoji Amano (JAPAN)

544 Brain-derived neurotrophic factor Val66Met polymorphism and early life adversity affect hippocampal volume Angela Carballedo (IRELAND)

545 NEUROIMAGING IN PATIENTS PRESENTING WITH ACUTE PSYCHOSIS Rajesh Jacob, Yao Fengyuan, Ganesh Kunjithapatham, Lee Siau Pheng (SINGAPORE)

546 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SYMPTOM RELIEF AND FUNCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT DURING THE ACUTE FLUOXETINE TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER Ching-Hua Lin, Ming-Chao Chen, Cheng-Chung Chen (TAIWAN)

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547 OLFACTORY SULCUS MORPHOLOGY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ESTABLISHED BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER Tsutomu Takahashi, Yumiko Nakamura, Gin Malhi, Yoichiro Takayanagi, Atsushi Furuichi, Mikio Kido, Kyo Noguchi, Christos Pantelis, Michio Suzuki (JAPAN)

548 Brain activity in drug-free patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder during visual working memory task: an fMRI study Keitaro Murayama (JAPAN)

549 THE EFFECT OF MOOD STABILIZERS ON BRAIN METABOLITE LEVELS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: A PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY Agata Szulc, Beata Galinska-Skok, Napoleon Waszkiewicz, Beata Konarzewska, Anna Mosiolek, Bartosz Loza (POLAND)

550 THE EFFECT OF RISPERIDONE ON GLUTAMATERGIC SYSTEM IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY STUDY Agata Szulc, Beata Galinska-Skok, Napoleon Waszkiewicz, Beata Konarzewska, Anna Mosiolek, Bartosz Loza (POLAND)

551 FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN PRADER WILLI SYNDROME: ASSESMENT WITH FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Ramon Coronas, Assumpta Caixàs, Jesús Pujol, Marta Bueno, Susanna Esteba, Laura Blanco-Hinojo, Dídac Macià, Ramon Novell, Mercedes Rigla, Marta Amor (SPAIN)

552 The association of serotonin and/or dopamine system genes and gray matter volume in obsessive-compulsive disorder Shinichi Honda (JAPAN)

553 MENTALIZING IN CONDUCT DISORDER: REDUCED ACTIVATION OF THE RIGHT TEMPOROPARIETAL CORTEX Lisa Mayrhauser, Martin Kronbichler, Luise Nawara, Leonhard Thun-Hohenstein (AUSTRIA)

554 Brain oscilattory complexity across life spam Anahi Serra, Alberto Fernández, Andreina Mendez, Ana María Martínez, María Ines López-Ibor (SPAIN)

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556 BRAIN PROCESSING OF PROPRIOCEPTION AND SELFDISORDER IN SCHIZOPHRENIA SPECTRUM PATIENTS Sidse Arnfred, Andrea Raballo, Morten Morup, Josef Parnas (DENMARK)

557 RETROGRADE AMNESIA AFTER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY: A CASE REPORT Marilia Oliveira, Ana Olmos, Debora Ramos, Adriana Botarelli, Estefano Guimarães, Gerardo Araújo Filho (BRAZIL)

558 BASAL GANGLIA AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE: A PRELIMINAR STUDY Lucía Moreno-Izco, Pablo Lecumberri, Ana M. Sánchez-Torres, Ruth Lorente-Omeñaca, Aranzazu Jurío, María Ribeiro, Teresa Cabada, Marisol Gómez, Manuel J. Cuesta (SPAIN)

559 CORTICAL SURFACE AREA IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS PATIENTS AND THEIR HEALTHY SIBLINGS Pablo Lecumberri, Ana M. Sánchez-Torres, Ruth Lorente-Omeñaca, Aranzazu Jurío, José M. LópezIlundáin, Lucía Moreno-Izco, Teresa Cabada, Marisol Gómez, Manuel J. Cuesta (SPAIN)

560 HYPOMANIC PERSONALITY AND SEMANTIC INHIBITION: AN FMRI STUDY Delphine Raucher-Chéné, Sarah Terrien, Fabien Gierski, Stéphanie Caillies, Chrystel Besche-Richard, Arthur Kaladjian (FRANCE)

561 INVESTIGATING THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF BRAIN METABOLISM IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF LATERALITY IN TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY: A PATTERN CLASSIFICATION APPROACH Daniela Rosa, Manuel Schutze, Bruno Costa, Marcelo Mamede, Débora Miranda, Michael Brammer, Marco Romano-Silva (BRAZIL)

562 Common and distinct neural correlates of facial emotion processing in Social Anxiety disorder and Williams Syndrome Rocío Martin-Santos, Cynthia Binelli, Albert Battalla, José A. Crippa, Jesús Pujol, Luis Pérez-Jurado, Susana Subirá (SPAIN)

Shunichiro Ikeda, Yuko Mizuno-Matsumoto, Ryouhei Ishii, Yasunori Aoki, Masahiro Hata, Themistoklis Katsimichas, Roberto D. Pascual-Marqui, Leonides Canuet, Masao Iwase, Masatoshi Takeda (JAPAN)

566 Altered auditory steady-state magnetic fields in bipolar disorders: A source localization study Yuko Oda, Naruhito Hironaga, Shogo Hirano, Rikako Tsuchimoto, Toshihiko Maekawa, Toshiaki Onitsuka, Shozo Tobimatsu, Shigenobu Kanba (JAPAN)

567 Does cannabis affect the brain? A functional imaging study of long-term heavy users Begoña Gonzalvo, Ana Moreno, Laura Blanco, Diana Bachiller, Anna Romaguera, Raymond Salvador, Carlos Roncero, Peter McKenna, Edith PomarolClotet (SPAIN)

568 BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTRPHIC FACTOR AND AMYGDALA HABITUATION IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Mercedes Pérez Rodríguez, Antonia New, Kim Goldstein, Daniel Rosell, Isabel Álvarez-Rementeria, Qiaopoing Yuang, Zhifeng Zhou, Collin Hodgkinson, Jun Shen, Laura Bevilacqua (USA)

569 Improvement of Executive Functioning after Pharmacological Treatment in Patients with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Reflected in their Brain Small-World Network Joon Hwan Jang, Je-Yeon Yun, Sung Nyun Kim, Jun Soo Kwon (KOREA, REP.)

570 REDUCED STRIATAL VOLUMES IN EATING DISORDERS WITH HISTORY OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA Rosa Molina Ruiz, Jeffrey Looi, Mark Walterfang, Tomas García, Fiona A. Wilkes, Lena L. Liu, Dennis Velakoulis, Miguel Yus, Marina Diaz-Marsa (SPAIN)

571 Baseline structural brain characteristics predict early treatment response in firstdepressive episodes: a 1-year longitudinal study Javier De Diego-Adeliño, María Serra-Blasco, Mar Carceller, Estela Salagre, Dolors Puigdemont, Yolanda Vives-Gilabert, Enric Álvarez, Víctor Pérez, María J. Portella (SPAIN)

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Anahi Serra, María López Ibor, Ana María Martínez, Tomas Ortiz (SPAIN)

564 The emotional information processing under the psychosomatic states: Source Localization and Functional Connectivity analysis

POSTER SESSION 02

555 Cerebral Alpha Asymmetric band in patients with anorexia nervosa

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572 Citalopram challenge pharmacoMRI to examine the serotonergic function of human central nervous system Andrea Edit Édes, Dávid Kovács, Dorottya Pap, Xénia Gonda, Gabriella Juhász, Bagdy György (HUNGARY)

573 EFFECTS OF METHYLPHENIDATE HCL ON BRAIN METABOLITES IN ADULT ADHD: A MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY STUDY Gonca Ayse Unal, Ayse Nur Inci Kenar, Hasan Herken, Emre Tepeli, Yilmaz Kiroglu (TURKEY)

579 CLINICAL APPLICATION OF NEAR INFRA-RED SPECTROSCOPY WITH ‘DECEITFUL REVERSE ROCK, PAPER, SCISSORS’ TASK TO THE FIELD OF PSYCHIATRY S. Kikuchi, H. Saito, M. Nishida, Y. Yamauchi, K. Matsumoto, T. Mizutani, F. Miwakeichi, M. Ishiguro, E. Watanabe, S. Kato (JAPAN)

580 BRAIN ACTIVATION DURING COGNITIVE EMPATHY AND EMOTIONAL EMPATHY IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ADHD: AN fMRI STUDY S. Jung-Woo, K. Ki-Eun, G. Hei-Rhee (KOREA)

574 THE STRUCTURAL NEUROANATOMY OF METACOGNITIVE INSIGHT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ITS PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL AND NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES Maria Donata Orfei, Fabrizio Piras, Carlo Caltagirone, Gianfranco Spalletta (ITALY)

575 EEG normalized power variance in beta band can predict shunt operation outcome in patients with idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus Yasunori Aoki, Hiroaki Kazui, Toshihisa Tanaka, Leonides Canuet, Toshimitsu Musha, Haruyasu Matsuzaki, Kaoru Imajo, Kenji Yoshiyama, Masao Iwase, Masatoshi Takeda (JAPAN)

576 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE DIAGNOSTIC VALIDITY OF COMORBID BIPOLAR DISORDER AND OBSESSIVECOMPULSIVE DISORDER: ONE DISEASE OR TWO?

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Tuesday 16th

A. Amerio, A. Odone, C. Liapis, C. Marches, S.N Ghaemi (ITALY)

577 BRAIN WHITE MATTER CONNECTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR IN PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS L. Sung-Jae, L. Sang-Hyuk, K. Min-Kyoung, K. Borah, C. Tai-Kiu (KOREA, DEM REP.)

578 FKBP5 IS ASSOCIATED WITH AMYGDALA VOLUMES IN THE HUMAN BRAIN: A VOXEL-BASED MORPHOMETRY (VBM) STUDY J. Akiyoshi, H. Muronaga, Y. Maruyama, Y. Tanaka, Y. Ishitobi, A. Inoue, H. Oshita, S. Aizawa, K. Masuda, J. Imanaga, H. Higuma, M. Kanehisa, T. Minomiya, Y. Kawano (JAPAN)

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Neuropsychiatry and Behavioral Neurology 581 ¿Depresión, delirium o demencia? Diagnóstico diferencial a propósito de un caso Juan Pedro Osorio, Pablo Alonso, Mireia Barrios (SPAIN)

582 ANTI-NMDA ENCEPHALITIS - INDUCED PSYCHOSIS: A CASE REPORT Roberto Sánchez González, Josep Martí Bonany (SPAIN)

583 Study of the Organic Personality Disorder Miguel Ángel Ruiz Feliu, María Carmen Campos Mangas (SPAIN)

584 POST-STROKE DELUSIONAL DISORDER AND MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER IN AN OBSESSIONAL PERSONALITY: A CASE REPORT Arnab Kumar Ghosh, Victor Kwok, Herng Nieng Chan (SINGAPORE)

585 PSYCHIATRIC MANIFESTATIONS OF PARANEOPLASTIC LIMBIC ENCEPHALITIS: A CASE REPORT María Natalia Silva Dalvit, Ricardo Angora Cañego (SPAIN)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

587 Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease ( CDJ ): Aiming to a case Beatriz Herrejón Teodoro, Samuel Martínez Roebroek, Pilar Alvites Ahumada, Ernesto Landa Contreras, María De Los Desamparados Pérez López, José Luis Fortes Álvarez, Carmen Patricia González Rivera, Joaquina Pradoz Gómez, Sully Bolaño Mendoza (SPAIN)

588 CO-TWIN GENDER AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL SYMPTOMS Jonna Eriksson, Sebastian Lundström, Paul Lichtenstein, Susanne Bejerot, Elias Eriksson (SWEDEN)

589 FAHR´S DISEASE - A CASE REPORT Maria Lima Peixoto, Olga Campos, Sofia Gomes, Joana Pinheiro, Catarina Cochat (PORTUGAL)

590 “SUBACUTE SCLEROSING PANENCEPHALITIS (SSPE) PRESENTING IN THE PSYCHIATRIC OPD” Anjendra Targe (INDIA)

591 “PINEAL GLAND TUMOUR PRESENTING WITH PSYCHIATRIC MANIFESTATIONS” Abhijeet Dwivedi (INDIA)

592 Psychiatric manifestations in Neurosyphilis: a case report

Maria Lima Peixoto, Carla Rio, Isabel Moreira, Sara Moreira, Palmira Coya (PORTUGAL)

596 DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN CEREBELLAR ATAXIA Antonieta Nieto, Atteneri Hernández-Torres, Fernando Montón, Ofelia Delgado, Erika De Diego (SPAIN)

597 LIMBIC ENCEPHALITIS. A CASE REPORT José Miguel Meca, María Nieves García, Celia Caballero (SPAIN)

598 LONGITUDINAL CHANGES IN PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING OVER THE FIRST YEAR POST STROKE Laiene Olabarrieta Landa, José Amilkar Calderón Chagualá, Helmer Chacón Peralta, Gina Paola Vergara Torres, Paul B. Perrin, Diego Rivera, Juan Carlos Arango Lasprilla (SPAIN)

599 ACUTE MANIA AS A FORM OF PRESENTATION OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. A CASE REPORT Casandra Gálvez Calero, Elena Cordero Gutiérrez, Mariella Vilela Manyari, Pedro Sopelana Rodríguez (SPAIN)

600 MANIC SYMPTOMS AND RIGHT TEMPORAL LOBE HYPOPERFUSION: A CASE REPORT Sergio Puerta, Sergio Benavente, Patricia Nava, Manuel Nieves, Alexandra Bagney, Roberto Rodríguez, Miguel Ángel Jiménez Arriero (SPAIN)

601 Between psychiatry and neurology Trinitario Ballesta Casanova, Guillermo Isidro García, Marta Hernández García, Lara Rodríguez Andrés, Enrique Pérez Ruiz (SPAIN)

Goretti Diaz, M. Rosario Cejas (SPAIN)

602 SOCIAL COGNITION 593 CREUTZFELDT–JAKOB DISEASE AND PSYCHIATRY: A CASE REPORT José Miguel Meca, Fernando Collado, María Nieves García (SPAIN)

594 DYSEXECUTIVE SYNDROME IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Ofelia Delgado, Antonieta Nieto, José Barroso, Atteneri Hernández-Torres, Josefa Ramos, Covadonga Mercedes De La Varga (SPAIN)

Beatriz Herrejón Teodoro, Samuel Martínez Roebroek, Pilar Alvites Ahumada, Ernesto Landa Contreras, María de los Desamparados Pérez López, José Luis Fortes Álvarez, Carmen González Rivera, Joaquina Prados Gómez, Sully Bolaño Mendoza (SPAIN)

603 DOPAMINE DYSREGULATION SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT AND REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Lycia Teo (SINGAPORE)

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Marta S. Hernández, Sandra Cepedello, José A. Blanco, Trinitario Ballesta, Isabel Sevillano, Lara Rodríguez, Guillermo Isidro, Eduardo Mayor Fernando de Uribe (SPAIN)

595 FRONTAL SYNDROME “MASKED SEQUELAE” - CASE REPORT

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586 PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN CREUTZFELDT-JAKOB DISEASE

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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604 IMPULSIVITY, MIGRAINE AND MEDICATION OVERUSE: STUDY IN A SERIES OF 155 CASES Irene Muñoz, Marta Hernández, Elena Domínguez, María Pedraza, Guillermo Isidro, Eduardo Mayor, Eva Sotelo, Vicente Molina, Ángel Guerrero, Fernando Uribe (SPAIN)

605 NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS INDUCED BY CORTICOSTEROIDS. REPORT OF A CASE Lorena Ballega, José María Manzano (SPAIN)

606 Psychosis, mood changes and frontal dysfunction in Lupus: case report Sarah Navarro Sánchez, Seritania Ruzvanzath Pérez (MEXICO)

607 CASE REPORT OF TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY WITH APPARENT SUICIDAL GESTURES Latha Guruvaiah, Karthikeyan Veerasamy (UNITED KINGDOM)

608 INCIDENCE AND SEVERITY OF DEPRESSION IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Boris Golubovic, Sanela Slavkovic, Vladimir Knezevic (SERBIA)

609 Neuropsychiatric manifestations of Neurocysticercosis: A literature review based on a clinical case João Cardoso, Filipe Gonçalves, Isabel Ganhão, Martinho Pimenta, Inês Coelho (PORTUGAL)

610 SCHIZOPHRENIA-LIKE PSYCHOSIS IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS OR CASUISTIC ASSOCIATION OF BOTH PATHOLOGIES?

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

David Mota, Antonio Bajouco (PORTUGAL)

611 Neuropsychiatric symptoms in the course of Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis – A Case Report Marlene Alves, Marta Queirós, Ana Moreira, Fátima Magalhães (PORTUGAL)

612 “I WAS RAISED WITH THE FISH…AND NOW THEY CAME TO ME” - THE SAGA OF A FISHWIFE Joana Ribeiro Da Silva, Nelson Almeida, Álvaro Machado, Gisela Carneiro (PORTUGAL)

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613 “Knock knock! Who’s there?” A case report of neuroborreliosis Pedro Macedo, Andreia Veiga, Filipa Veríssimo (PORTUGAL)

614 Pseudo seizures vs mesial sclerosis. Report of a case Alberto Rodríguez-Quiroga, Luz María Rubio (SPAIN)

615 IDIOPATHIC BASAL GANGLIA CALCIFICATION: “FARH’S DISEASE” – DOUBLE CASE REPORT Filipa Pontes, Lara Lopes, Irene Costa, Licinia Silva, Luisa Delgado (PORTUGAL)

616 GESCHWIND’S SYNDROME Joana Teixeira, Margarida Duarte, Rute Alves, João Gama Marques (PORTUGAL)

617 A CASE REPORT OF WERNICKE-KORSAKOFF SYNDROME RELATED TO PANCREATITIS AND HYPEREMESIS GRAVIDARUM Sumaia Inaty Smaira, Henrique Claudio Vicentine, Ricardo Cezar Torresan (BRAZIL)

618 HISTORIA DE UN TRASTORNO DELIRANTE ORGÁNICO Natividad Megias Simarro, Cecilia Calero Mora, María Isabel Ibernon Caballero, Pablo Botias Cegarra, Mari Paz Sánchez Sicilia, María José Martínez Mirete, María Ángeles Carrillo Cordoba, Alicia Jaen Hernández, Manuel Martínez-Carlon Bueso, Miriam Fueyo Estevez (SPAIN)

619 Atypical antipsychotics and Neurological disorders Mariana Silva, Susana Nunes, Dulce Maia, Paulo Pimentel (PORTUGAL)

620 DELUSIONAL SELF-MISIDENTIFICATION AND THE PROBLEM OF SELF-IDENTITY IN NEUROSCIENCE Jesús Ramirez-Bermudez, Fabian Dolores-Velasco, Samantha Flores-Reynoso, Alejandra Martin-Manzo, Daniel Crail-Melendez, Roger Bartra (MEXICO)

621 BRAIN TUMORS IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS: A CASE REPORT Joana Gomes, André Sousa, Vanessa Vila Nova, Diana Durães, João Martins, Catarina Cotta, Glaucia Lima, Guida Ponte, António Paiva (PORTUGAL)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

623 SOCIAL AND INTERPERSONAL NEUROBIOLOGY Irma Patricia Espinosa (MEXICO)

624 PSYCHOSIS AND EPILEPSY: ABOUT ONE CASE Abdeslam Benali, Fadoua Oueriagli, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Asri (MOROCCO)

625 RELATIONSHIP OF MOTOR ABILITIES WITH INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT IN EARLY ONSET NEURODEVELOPMENT DISEASES Jorge García Egea, Miguel Ruiz Veguilla, Manuel Canal Rivero (SPAIN)

626 PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS OF MELANOMA BRAIN METASTASES. CASE REPORT Miriam Osorio (PERU)

627 Non Motor Symptoms in patients of Parkinson Disease Imran Ahmad, Usaman Bin Zubair (PAKISTAN)

628 Timely considerations about ‘neuro’disciplines Sandy Ameijeiras (SPAIN)

Occupational Psychiatry, Psychiatric Rehabilitation 629 PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK AND RISK FACTORS AMONG MEDICAL RESIDENTS IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL Pedro Moura, João Vian, Ema Leite (PORTUGAL)

630 RECOVERY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM PSYCHOSIS: AN EUROPEN PROJECT IN MODENA, ITALY Emanuela Ferri, Maria Ferrara, Lukacs Maria Kinga, Miselli Manuela, Mungai Francesco, Vincenzo Musella, Solignani Giulia, Enrico Tedeschini, Fausto Mazzi, Fabrizio Starace (ITALY)

Maritza Bocic, Pablo A. SEPulveda, Francisca Chaparro (CHILE)

632 OUTPATIENT GROUP MENTAL HEALTH REHABILITATION AMONG EMPLOYEES WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER PERCEIVED BENEFITS AMONG PARTICIPANTS Kaija Appelqvist-Schmidlechner, Ulla Salmelainen, Minna-Liisa Luoma, Annamari TuulioHenriksson (FINLAND)

633 Erythrocytosis and neuropsychological alterations by chronic exposure to low concentrations of carbon monoxide in highway workers of Mexico Luis Fernando Díaz López, Luis Cuauhtémoc Haro García, Cuauhtémoc Arturo Juárez Pérez, Guadalupe Aguilar Madrid (MEXICO)

634 INNOVATIVE CENTER FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC AND SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS FROM A CONTEXTUALFUNCTIONAL PERSPECTIVE: FIRST EXPERIENCE IN SPAIN José Antonio Aguado Mañas, Carlos Francisco Salgado Pascual, Olga Segurado Martin (SPAIN)

635 PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION Rita Varela, Rute Alves, Ana Caixeiro (PORTUGAL)

636 Occupational functioning in patients with psychotic disorders: A comparative pilot study of psychosocial group therapy vs psychoeducational group therapy Lidice Loredo, Cynthia Jiménez, Diana Ibarra, Magdalena Rodríguez, Alfredo Cuellar-Barboza (MEXICO)

637 Creation of a multifamily group (GMF) postdischarge of Short-term Hospitalization Unit (UHB) of General University Hospital of Guadalajara Irene Martínez Salinas, Belen Castel Bernal, Daniel Olivares Zarco, Cristina López Vicente, María José Sánchez Artero (SPAIN)

638 LA DECISIÓN DE VIVIR SIN CUERPO NI ESPÍRITU Eduardo Kuffer (SPAIN)

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Francy Cruz Sanabria, Pilar Mayorga, Milena García, Diana Matallana (COLOMBIA)

631 Historias de vida laboral de hombres homosexuales chilenos con el objetivo de dar cuenta la calidad de vida en el trabajo

POSTER SESSION 02

622 COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS AFTER MILD TO MODERATE TRAUMATIC BRAIN (TBI)

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

639 THE EFFECT OF RETURN-TO-WORK PROGRAM IN JAPAN: A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW OF MEDICAL RECORDS Yuka Sakamoto, Shun Takahashi, Masahiro Yamamoto, Ryoko Minamimura, Nayuka Arita, Shinichi Yamada, Satoshi Ukai, Kazuhiro Shinosaki (JAPAN)

640 REHABILITATION OF SOCIAL SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT OF PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES Krzysztof Krysta, Janina Krysta, Adam Klasik (POLAND)

641 OCCUPATIONAL STRESS AND COMMUNITY HEALTH AGENTS: DISCUSSING THE BURNOUT SYNDROME AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS Eduardo César Queiroz Gonçalves, Tulio Eugenio de Souza, David José Vieira, Amanda Zanon Resende, Laura Gazzinelli Colares (BRAZIL)

642 COGNITIVE INTERVENTION IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSES María Jesús Cardoso Moreno, Sandra Cortés-Pardo, Lucía Tomás-Aragonés (SPAIN)

643 SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE AND EMOTIONAL BURNOUT IN HEALTH WORKERS AT A MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL IN SÃO PAULO

646 DO TEMPERAMENT AND PERSONALITY TRAITS FACILITATE THE RISK TO SUFFER A PSYCHOPATHOLOGY? María Cristina Senín-Calderón, Juan Francisco Rodríguez-Testal, María del Carmen Núñez Gaitán, Salvador Perona-Garcelán, María Valdés-Díaz (SPAIN)

647 ALCOHOL-DEPENDENT WOMEN AND PERSONALITY. A STUDY WITH MCMI –II Cristina Salanova Otero, María José Muñoz Algar, Félix Poyo Calvo (SPAIN)

648 Diagnostic difficulties of patients with Limit Personality disorder to disease onset Noelia Olmo López, Carla Falconi Valderrama, Jorge Miguel García Téllez (SPAIN)

649 WHICH COMMON COGNITIVE MARKERS BETWEEN SCHIZOTYPIC AND HYPOMANIC PERSONALITY? A SEMANTIC-EMOTIONAL PRIMING STUDY Sarah Terrien, Pamela Gobin, Alexandre Coutté, Galina Iakimova, Chrystel Besche-Richard (FRANCE)

650 ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY OR FRONTAL LOBE EPILEPSY? Filipa Moutinho, Vanessa Vila Nova (PORTUGAL)

W. Bruscato, M. Bonsaver (BRAZIL)

644 ABSENTEEISM, DEPRESSION, WORK ENVIRONMENT AND BURNOUT SYNDROME W. Bruscato, M. Bonsaver, A. Fregonese (BRAZIL)

651 DSM-IV PERSONALITY DISORDERS PREVALENCE AND COMORBIDITY WITH AXIS I DISORDERS IN PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS Paula Rodrigues, Ana Charraz (PORTUGAL)

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652 ENDURING PERSONALITY CHANGE AFTER PSYCHIATRIC ILLNES

Personality and Psychopathology 645 Cis –and Transactional model on the mutual interaction of mood and personality: Study on 4300 patients with Millon’s clinical Multiaxial inventory III Kiumars Pirkalani, Zahra Talaeerad (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

Elena Pizarro, María Robles, Cristina Corbalán (SPAIN)

653 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONALITY TRAITS AND PERSONALITY DISORDERS AND PANIC DISORDER Leticia León-Quismondo, Guillermo Lahera (SPAIN)

654 NEGATIVE SELF AND OTHER SCHEMAS AND INSECURE ATTACHMENT MEDIATE THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CHILDHOOD INTERPERSONAL ADVERSITY AND THE NONCLINICAL PSYCHOSIS PHENOTYPE Tamara Sheinbaum, Thomas R. Kwapil, Sergi Ballespí, Neus Barrantes-Vidal (SPAIN)

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655 COMT MODERATION OF THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN MOMENTARY STRESS AND PSYCHOTIC-LIKE EXPERIENCES IN DAILY LIFE Paula Cristóbal-Narváez, Araceli Rosa, Marta de Castro-Català, Tamara Sheinbaum, Thomas R. Kwapil, Neus Barrantes-Vidal (SPAIN)

656 COMORBIDITY OF ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER AND DEPRESSION- A CASE REPORT Aleksandra Raznatovic, Ana Djuranovic, Tanja Perunovic Jovanovic, Nevenka Pavlicic, Lidija Injac Stevovic, Zeljko Golubovic (MONTENEGRO)

657 MODERATING ROLE OF METACOGNITIVE BELIEFS AND DEFICIT IN COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTOLERANCE OF UNCERTAINTY AND WORRY IN PATIENTS WITH OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER Mohammad Ali Besharat, Roghieh Sadat Mirjalili (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

663 IN THE SEARCH OF PURE NEGATIVE vs. POSITIVE MULTIDIMENSIONAL PERFECTIONISM. USING PREVIOUS LITERATURE FINDINGS AS A GUIDE Maria João Soares, Ana Paula Amaral, Ana Telma Pereira, Sandra Bos, Nuno Madeira, Carolina Roque, Vasco Nogueira, Mariana Marques, Berta Maia, António Macedo (PORTUGAL)

664 PERSONALIDADE, CATASTROFIZAÇÃO, ACEITAÇÃO E MINDFULNESS NA DOR CRÓNICA Susana Nunes, Paulo Pimentel, Dulce Maia (PORTUGAL)

665 Is there a line in borderline? - Case Report Ema Conde, Telma Santos, Carla Vicente (PORTUGAL)

666 UNDERLYING CONSIDERATIONS ON BORDERLINE ORGANIZATIONS: A CLINICAL CASE ANALYSIS Cristiana Duarte, Marta Carvalho, Vânia Cardoso (PORTUGAL)

658 Mindfulness as a lifestyle and mental health Carlos Valiente-Barroso, Daniel García, Rebeca Lombraña-Ruíz (SPAIN)

659 PERSONALITY CLUSTERS IN A SPANISH SAMPLE OF BARIATRIC SURGERY CANDIDATES

667 PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS ARE ‘NORMAL WARNING’ SIGNALS OF PATIENTS’ EXISTING PERSONALITIES FACED WITH CHALLENGES BEYOND THEIR THRESHOLD OF TOLERANCE Y. Ishizuka (USA)

Sergio Sánchez-Reales, Carmen CaballeroPelaez (SPAIN)

660 DIMENSIONAL ENDOPHENOTYPES IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: AFFECTIVE DYSREGULATION AND PSYCHOSIS PRONENESS Mercedes Pérez Rodríguez, K. Mahon, N. Gunawardane, K.E. Burdick (USA)

Personality Disorders and Accentuated Personality

Cristina Costa, Filipe Vicente, Sérgio Carmenates (PORTUGAL)

662 High frequency rTMS in treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder: a doubled blind randomized clinical trial Sahar Ansar, Sina Hafizi, Mohammad ali Oghabian, Naghme Hasani, Mophammad Arbabi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

Beatriz Mata Saenz, Ana Domínguez Cejudo, María Encarnacion Domínguez Bellesteros, María Carmen Rodríguez Gamito, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena (SPAIN)

669 PERSONALITY DISORDERS IN METHADONE DEPENDANTS PATIENTS

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661 TYPUS MELANCHOLICUS TODAY

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668 PERSONALITY DISORDERS IN EMERGENCY UNITS

Silvia Lou Mur, David Calvo Medel, Daniel Pérez Tausía, Ignacio Álvarez Marrodan, Rafael López Velasco, Virginia Torrente Mur (SPAIN)

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670 DEVELOPMENT OF DELUSIONAL DISORDER (PARANOIA) IN A PARANOID PERSONALITY: HOW TO TREAT - CLINICAL CASE Mariana Pinheiro, João Pais, Teresa Cabral (PORTUGAL)

671 ITEMBANK DEVELOPMENT AND SIMULATION STUDY OF A COMPUTER ADAPTIVE TEST (CAT) FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE PERSONALITY DISORDER Anne Haschke (GERMANY)

672 SCHIZOID MEETS PSYCHIATRIST: CASE REPORT Patricia Nava, Manuel Nieves, Isabel Castillo, Antonio Muñoz (SPAIN)

673 IS THERE A PERSONALITY DISORDER BEHIND A DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMATOLOGY? José Félix Marcos, P. Penas, A. Jorge (SPAIN)

674 Effectiveness of Aripiprazole in remission from borderline personality disorder associated with multiple drug use - case report Jorge Jaber, Teixeira Alessandro, Elias Renato, Veríssimo Jr José (BRAZIL)

675 BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER: ASSOCIATIONS WITH CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND FACIAL EMOTION RECOGNITION

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Gabriela Cristina Da Silva Ferreira, Rafael Faria Sanches, José Alexandre de Souza Crippa, Jaime Eduardo Cecilio Hallak, Flávia de Lima Osório (BRAZIL)

676 TRASTORNO DE PERSONALIDAD ORGÁNICO: A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO Nuria Martín Agudiez, Elena Moral Zafra, Pedro Moreno Gil (SPAIN)

677 TRASTORNO DE PERSONALIDAD LÍMITE, CICLOTIMIA Y TAG: A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO Nuria Martín Agudiez, Elena Moral Zafra, Pedro Moreno Gil (SPAIN)

679 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER IN A MENTAL HEALTh UNIT Elena Villalobos Martínez, Ana Álvarez Montoya, Cristina Diago Labrador (SPAIN)

680 EFFECTIVENESS OF PSYCHOTHERAPIES FOR BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER AND ITS ASSOCIATED SYMPTOMS Joy Lynn Suárez Kindy, Margorie Pérez-Nieves, Orlando Pedrosa-Roche, Alfonso MartínezTaboas (USA)

681 Personality Disorder vs. Psychosis: A current issue Jennifer Fernández Fernández, María Eugenia De la Viuda Suárez, Elisa Seijo Zazo, Marta Jalón Urquina, Carlos Mario Rodríguez Mercado (SPAIN)

682 NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER – A CASE REPORT José Campeão, Olga Campos, Paulo Carvalho, Pedro Oliveira, Catarina Cochat (PORTUGAL)

683 ANALYSIS OF KEY GENDER DIFFERENCES IN A SAMPLE OF BPD TAKEN CARE OF BY THE EMERGENCY DEPARMENT OF A GENERAL HOSPITAL Sara Pineda Murcia, Beatriz Ruiz García, Karolina Rozmus, Iciar Alonso García, Luz María Giménez Giménez, María Ángeles Bernal López, Agustín Reyes Torres, Cristina Campillo Jiménez, Francisco Javier Gil Pérez, Concepción Vicente Martí (SPAIN)

684 Improvement by treatment with paliperidone palmitate in a patient with difficult to diagnose bipolar disorder and severe personality disorder Guadalupe Esparrago-Llorca, Francisco Javier Zamora-Rodríguez, Nuria Berenguer-Elias (SPAIN)

685 PERSONALITY DISORDERS: CLINICAL PROFILE OF INPATIENTS OF A HOSPITAL IN NORTHERN PORTUGAL Elisa Lopes, Ricardo Faria, Daniela Faria, Aníbal Fonte (PORTUGAL)

686 TRASTORNO ESQUIZOTÍPICO DE LA PERSONALIDAD Silvia Cañas Fraile (SPAIN)

678 THE ROLE OF ATTACHMENT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Maria Miguel Brenha, Raquel Melo (PORTUGAL)

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687 RESIDUAL-ORGANIC PSYCHOSYNDROMME IN CHILDHOOD G. Butorin, N. Kalinina (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

688 GOING BEYOND PATHOLOGY/SYMPTOM ORIENTED TREATMENT OF BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Y. Ishizuka (USA)

689 PERSONALITY ‘IS’ PSYCHOPATHOLOGY Y. Ishizuka (USA)

697 UN ESTUDIO DE LAS CARACTERÍSTICAS CLÍNICAS Y DE ADHERENCIA DE LOS TRATAMIENTOS NEUROLÉPTICOS INTRAMUSCULARES DE LARGA DURACIÓN (ILD) EN ESQUIZOFRENIA Y OTROS TRASTORNOS RELACIONADOS Noèlia Ortuño, Jesús Cobo, Esther Patró, Núria Planet, Cristina Domènech, Siddharta Acebillo, Jose-Antonio Monreal, Gemma García-Parés, Diego Palao (SPAIN)

698 TRENDS IN ANTIPSYCHOTIC PRESCRIPTIONS FOR 186,097 OUTPATIENTS IN JAPAN 2006-2012 Kenji Kochi, Chika Nishiyama, Sayuri Nakane, Yusuke Ogawa, Toshiaki A. Furukawa, Koji Kawakami (JAPAN)

Umesh Vyas (USA)

692 Response and remission rates in an algorithm-based pharmacotherapy for firstepisode schizophrenia spectrum disorders involuntarily hospitalized Bunta Yoshimura, Yoshiki Kishi (JAPAN)

693 ANGIOEDEMA AS A RARE ADVERSE EFFECT OF OLANZAPINE Zeynep Baran Tatar, Ahmet Nalbant, Erhan Kurt (TURKEY)

694 RAPID ONSET OF ANTIMANIAC EFFECT OF ASENAPINE IN PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY SERVICES Rainer Oberguggenberger, Monica Ortega, Victoria Garcías, Francesca Rado, Carolina Roset, Alba Felez, Silvia Parra, Yolanda Rendal, Paola Moreno, Patricia Herbera (SPAIN)

695 LATE-ONSET NEUTROPENIA DUE TO CLOZAPINE Zeynep Baran Tatar, Sema Yesilyurt (TURKEY)

696 About a case of secundary hyperprolactinemia after extended release antipsycotic treatment. Strategies to normalize Selman Franco Salonia (SPAIN)

Takashi Tsuboi, Takefumi Suzuki, Robert R. Bies, Gary Remington, Bruce G. Pollock, Takeshi Katagiri, Masaru Mimura, Hiroyuki Uchida (JAPAN)

700 THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA INDUCED BY PREGABALINE: A CASE REPORT Olga Segurado Martin, José Antonio Aguado Mañas (SPAIN)

701 MONOPTHERAPY WITH LONG-ACTING PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE IN A SHORT-TERM PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT UNIT Santiago Ovejero, Ruth Polo, Sergio SánchezAlonso (SPAIN)

702 RELIABILITY OF THE CAPILLLARY LITHIUM LEVEL Laura Galllardo Borge, Javier Cepeda Casado, Fernando Uribe Ladrón de Cegama (SPAIN)

703 USE OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS AND AGE: A COMPARATIVELY HIGH RISK OF SUICIDE ATTEMPTS BUT NOT OF SUICIDE AMONG THE YOUNG Fabian Termorshuizen, Hugo Smeets, Marco Boks, Eibert Heerdink (NETHERLANDS)

704 CLOZAPINE-INDUCED NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH RAPID DOSE ESCALATION Zeynep Baran Tatar, Erhan Kurt (TURKEY)

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690 ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EFFECTS OF QUETIAPINE ON SLEEP PARAMETERS AND ARCHITECTURE

699 Is sustained dopamine D2 receptor blockade above 65% necessary for maintenance treatment of schizophrenia?: a single-blind, randomized, controlled study

POSTER SESSION 02

Pharmacotherapies

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

705 ESTUDIO DEL EFECTO DEL TRATAMIENTO CON PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA EN UNA MUESTRA DE PACIENTES DE UN EQUIPO DE SALUD MENTAL RURAL Juan Pedro Osorio Ramos, Pablo Alonso Lobato, Mireia Barrios Agrafojo (SPAIN)

706 DEVELOPMENT OF HICCUP IN PATIENTS HOSPITALISED IN A PSYCHIATRIC WARD Matteo Caloro, Eleonora De Pisa, Giuseppa Calabrò, Iginia Mancinelli, Enrico Rosini, Franco Montebovi, Sergio De Filippis, Ludovica Telesforo, Ilaria Cuomo, Georgios Kotzalidis (ITALY)

707 EVALUACIÓN DE LA EFICACIA CLÍNICA DE PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA EN PACIENTES ESTABLES EN SEGUIMIENTO AMBULATORIO CON TMG Ilene Criado Gutiérrez, José Antonio Gallego González, Patricia Lana Elola (SPAIN)

708 EVALUACIÓN DE EFICACIA CLÍNICA, SALUD FÍSICA Y SÍNDROME METABÓLICO DE PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA EN PACIENTES CON TMG AMBULATORIOS PREVIAMENTE ESTABILIZADOS CON RILD José Antonio Gallego González, Patricia Lana Elola, Ilene Criado Gutiérrez (SPAIN)

709 Maternal psychotropic drug dosage and birth outcomes Frank van der Heijden, Laura Michielsen, Paddy Janssen, Harold Kuijpers (NETHERLANDS)

710 CASE STUDY: THE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF LITHIUM

Tuesday 16th

711 DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF PATIENTS TREATED WITH PALMITATE PALIPERIDONE

POSTER SESSION 02

Ana María Álvarez Montoya, Cristina Diago Labrador, Elena Villalobos Martínez (SPAIN)

712 About two camptocormia cases induced by 2nd generation antipsychotics

Cristina Diago Labrador, Ana María Álvarez Montoya, Rocío Torrecillas Olavarrieta (SPAIN)

Emilio González, José Manuel Valles de la Calle, Carlota Botillo Martín, Juan Pablo del Busto Bretoneche, Federico Iglesias Santa Polonia, Ignacio Herreros Guilarte, Guillermo Hoyos Villagra, Fidel García Sánchez (SPAIN)

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713 NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME OR CATATONIA? María J. Gordillo Montaño, María C. Ramírez Domínguez, Ana S. Viedma Martín, Rocío Alonso Díaz, Ana Rodríguez Martínez, Elena Guillén Guillén (SPAIN)

714 Psychoactive drugs and interactions: Usefulness of Paliperidone A. Fructuoso Castellar, A. Miranda Silvelo (SPAIN)

715 ACUTE HYPERSENSITIVITY SYNDROME (AHS) CAUSED BY VALPROIC ACID: A CASE REPORT María José Muñoz Algar, Manuel Durán Cutilla, Patricia Bernal García, Sergio Raffo Moncloa (SPAIN)

716 Drug Utilization Patterns in Patients with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in Croatia: Consistency with Clinical Practice Guidelines Marina Letica-Crepulja, Tanja Grahovac, Nenad Korkut, Jelena Curac, Ksenija Lehpamer, Tanja Franciskovic (CROATIA)

717 ESTUDIO PROSPECTIVO DE LA EXPERIENCIA CON PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA EN PACIENTES HOSPITALIZADOS Y AMBULATORIOS Pablo Tobajas, Josep María Playa, Oskar Clar (SPAIN)

718 Agomelatine for the treatment of depression in Parkinson’s disease patients Xavier Cardona, Asuncion Ávila, Montserrat MartinBaranera, Lucía León, Pablo Millet, Nuria Caballol, Juan Bello (SPAIN)

719 MORNING PSEUDONEUTROPENIA: AN UNDERRECOGNIZED BENIGN CONDITION. CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW Cristina Martín Álvarez, José Bartolomé Morales Ramírez, Francisco Cadenas Extremera (SPAIN)

720 USE OF LONG-ACTING OLANZAPINE INJECTION IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: TWO CASES STUDY Silvia García Jorge, Helen Dolengevich Segal, Rodrigo Puente García, María Frenzi Rabito Alcon, Javier Correas Lauffer (SPAIN)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

722 PATIENTS PERCEPTIONS TO ANTIPSYCHOTIC LONG ACTING INJECTIONS Diego De La Vega, Lucas Giner, Inés García, Francisco Gotor, Arturo Sanmartín, Julio Antonio Guija (SPAIN)

723 LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN AN OUTPATIENT UNIT. COMPARISON TYPICS VS ATYPICS IN PRACTICE AFTER 1 YEAR FOLLOW M.Clotilde Madrid, Cristobal Díez-Aja, Luisa San Emeterio, Noelia Bagué, Teresa Salvador, Laura García, Cristina Moreno (SPAIN)

724 RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF AS NEEDED (PRN) PSYCHIATRIC MEDICATION USE IN PATIENTS BEFORE AND AFTER LONG ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTIC INITIATION José Rey, Katerina Tagaras, Noor Daghistani (USA)

725 TREATMENT PATTERNS IN AGGRESSIVE ADULTS WITH A PRIMARY PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER AND COOCCURRING PERSONALITY DISORDERS José Rey, José Valdes (USA)

726 ORGANIC AND PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH ORAL RISPERIDONE VS LONG ACTING INJECTABLE RISPERIDONE Mª Del Carmen García Mahía (SPAIN)

727 OBSESSIVE–COMPULSIVE SYMPTOMS INDUCED BY PALIPERIDONE LONG-ACTING INJECTION Pablo Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Javier Vázquez-Bourgon, Mónica Sánchez García, Andrés Gómez del Barrio, Ismael Lastra, Jesús Artal, Benedicto CrespoFacorro (SPAIN)

728 THE USE OF RISPERIDONE LONG-ACTING INJECTIONS AS FIRST-LINE ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT: PATIENTS - CHARACTERISTICS IN POLAND Bartosz Loza, Pawel Bednarski, Malgorzata Budlewska, Joanna Grzesiewska, Iwona PatejukMazurek, Maja Polikowska, Malogrzata Socha, Agata Szulc, Rafal Wojcik (POLAND)

Yan Zhang, Qiangju Wu, Bin Wu, Feihu Liu, Jianguo Shi, Chunjuan Yang (CHINA)

731 ACUTE DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHOSIS FOLLOWING ABRUPT DISCONTINUATION OF LURASIDONE Ankur Patel, Zuleika Arroyo (USA)

733 MONITORED THERAPY OF DEPRESSION AMPLIFICATION BY MAGNESIUM IONS Ewa Drozdowicz, Jakub Skrzeszewski, Michał Skalski, Halina Matsumoto, Gabriel Nowak, Andrzej Pilc, Maria Radziwoñ-Zaleska (POLAND)

734 Un problema oculto con un valor medible Garrido Beltrán, Osuna Carmona, Castells Bescos (SPAIN)

735 PLASMA CLOZAPINE CONCENTRATIONS, DOSEDEPENDENT? Elena Pizarro, Rocío Torrecilla, María Robles, María Joaquina Lloreda (SPAIN)

736 Impacto en el número de ingresos y días de estancia hospitalaria tras la introducción de Palmitato de Paliperidona en pacientes con trastorno mental severo Belmar Simó Alejandro, Raposo Hernández Mercedes Rocío, Piqueras Acevedo María Dolores, Gil Sánchez Alfonso, Martínez Pérez Isabel, Martínez López José Pedro, García Briñol Carlos Javier, Belinchón Ortega Laura, Peñalver Mellado José Manuel (SPAIN)

737 Aripiprazole influence in paliperidone/ risperidone-induced hyperprolactinemia Nieves Basterreche, Aurora Arrúe, Ainara Arnaiz, Olga Olivas, Mercedes Zumárraga (SPAIN)

738 Clinical factors which predict response to lamotrigine in the treatment of bipolar depression: A preliminary study Shinsuke Washizuka, Nobuhiro Sugiyama, Tomomi Ogihara, Tetsuya Hagiwara, Akira Tanaka, Miho Terasawa, Junya Maruyama, Daimei Sasayama, Naoji Amano (JAPAN)

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Leticia Muñoz García-Largo, Samuel Leopoldo Romero Guillena, Beatriz Oda Plasencia García de Diego, Álvaro Muro Álvarez (SPAIN)

729 RISPERIDONE COMBINED QING HUAN LING EFFECT ON HIGH ACTIVITY AND PREFERENCES BEHAVIOR OF THE SCHIZOPHRENIA MICE

POSTER SESSION 02

721 USE OF ASENAPINE IN OUTPATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER: A 24- MONTH STUDY

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

739 ANÁLISIS Y REPERCUSIONES CLÍNICAS DE LOS NIVELES DE PROLACTINA Y PERCEPCIÓN DE LA MEDICACIÓN EN PACIENTES TRATADOS CON PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA María Isabel Osuna Carmona, Eva Castells Bescós, Antonella Garrido Beltrán (SPAIN)

740 First psychotic episodes with Aripiprazole Noelia Olmo López, Carmen Pilar Martínez Pierres, Carla Falconi Valderrama (SPAIN)

741 Practical guide to reduce placebo response in clinical trials from the perspective of site staff and participating subjects Pedro Damian Gargoloff, Pedro Rafael Gargoloff, Janet B. W. Williams (ARGENTINA)

742 ¿TIENE UTILIDAD EL PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA MÁS ALLÁ DE LA CLÍNICA? Aixa Haedo, Antonio Torregrosa Valés, Cristina Saéz Abad, José Martínez Raga, Román Calabuig Crespo (SPAIN)

743 Deterioro cognitivo y funcionalidad en relación con los tratamientos y mas allá de los diagnósticos Vicente Tordera, Miguel Barberan, Lupe Sorribes (SPAIN)

744 Impresión subjetiva con los diferentes antipsicóticos inyectables

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

Vicente Tordera, Sara Martínez (SPAIN)

745 METABOLIC EFFECTS OF NEW GENERATION ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS ON PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS: AN OBSERVATIONAL RETROSPECTIVE 36-MONTH STUDY Michele Rossi, Marco Bertelli, Micaela Piva Merli (ITALY)

746 ASSESSMENT OF EFFECTIVENESS IN SCHIZOAFFECTIVE PATIENTS TREATED WITH ORAL PALIPERIDONE Carmen Pradas Guerrero, Neus Llabrés Fuster, Cristina Jaume Batle, Silvia Parra Bru, Paula Moreno Merino, Carlos García Caldentey, Irene Ruiz Roselló, José Luis Ortega Torés, Teresa Planelles Font, María Immaculada Capllonch Gamundi (SPAIN)

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747 THE TREND OF PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE TREATMENT AND ASSESSMENT OF EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY Silvia Parra Bru, Irene Ruiz Roselló, José Luis Ortega Torés, Cristina Jaume Batle, Paula Moreno Merino, Carlos García Caldentey, Carmen Pradas Guerrero, Neus Llabrés Fuster, María Antonia Ribot Miquel, Teresa Planelles Font (SPAIN)

748 RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF PATIENTS RECEIVING LONG ACTING INJECTABLE FORMULATION ANTIPSYCHOTICS VS. ORAL FORMULATION ANTIPSYCHOTICS: A FOCUS ON ‘AS NEEDED’ USE OF PSYCHOTROPICS José Rey, Stepan Uhlyar, Shawn Gutstein (USA)

749 Estudio sobre la estimación de la dosis media de Palmitato de Paliperidona en pacientes con trastorno psicótico Raposo Hernández Mercedes Rocío, Belmar Simó Alejandro, Murcia Liarte Josefa Belén, Piqueras Acevedo María Dolores, Gil Sánchez Alfonso, Bello Pombo Inés, Martínez Pérez Isabel (SPAIN)

750 WHAT MIGHT BE EXPECTED FROM ANTIPSYCHOTICS? Carlos Jeremías Martínez, Pérez Marín Estefanía, Mojica Marín Paula Aurelia (SPAIN)

751 Assessment of psychiatric treatment costs in Poland with consideration of generic psychotropic drugs therapy Katarzyna Sejbuk-Rozbicka, Anna Zaremba, Bartosz Łoza, Grzegorz Cessak, Dagmara Mirowska-Guzel, Ewa Balkowiec-Iskra (POLAND)

752 MAIN REASONS FOR CHOOSING A MOOD STABILIZER IN A MANIC EPISODE Mariana Castillo Pantín, Diego Barral Tafalla, María Teresa Rosique Sanz, María Victoria López Sánchez, Ángel Fernández López (SPAIN)

753 EVOLUTION IN MENTAL HEALTH UNIT PATIENTS UNDERGOING PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE TREATMENT Paula Moreno Merino, Carmen Pradas Guerrero, Neus Llabrés Fuster, Carlos García Caldentey, Cristina Jaume Batle, Silvia Parra Bru, José Luis Ortega Torés, Irene Ruiz Roselló, María Antonia Ribot Miquel, Teresa Planelles Font (SPAIN)

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755 RESPONSE TO ASENAPINE IN A CASE OF AGITATION IN AUTISM DISORDER, A CASE REPORT Iciar Alonso, Sara Pineda, Beatriz Ruiz, Luz Giménez, Karolina Rozmus (SPAIN)

756 REVIEW ABOUT COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT BY PSYCHOTROPICS Marta Fernández Monge, Rocío Torrecilla Olavarrieta, Nieves Baez Amuedo, María Robles Martínez (SPAIN)

757 INFLUENCE OF STARTING TREATMENT WITH PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE IN DEVELOPMENT OF DEFECTUAL SYMPTOMS Carmen García-Guixot, Ana Rosa GonzálezBarroso (SPAIN)

758 LA ADHERENCIA AL TRATAMIENTO: EL PRIMER PASO EN NUESTRA TERAPÉUTICA Rocío Sáez Povedano, Miguel Barberán Navalón, Yolanda Morant Luján (SPAIN)

759 FIRST TRIMESTER EXPOSURE TO SERTRALINE AND THE RISK OF MAJOR CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS Anick Berard, Barbara Hales, Lucie Blais (CANADA)

760 SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC STUDY AND VARIABLE EFFICACY IN NON-ACUTE PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS AFTER 22 MONTHS OF TREATMENT WITH PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE Jesús E. Mesones, Pavel Manzur, Ana B. Martí, Ajelandra Griñant (SPAIN)

761 XEPLION: REDUCCIóN DE SÍNTOMAS DEPRESIVOS, MEJORÍA PSICOPATOLóGICA Y REDUCCIÓN DE MEDICACIÓN CONCOMITANTE Objetivos: Analizar que aporta xeplion en la práctica clínica habitual sobre los síntomas depresivos de la esquizofrenia, la posible mejora psicopatoLóGICA Belen Sanz-Aranguez, Rebeca Ojea Quintela (SPAIN)

Víctor Echeverry-Alzate, Elena Giné, Kora-Mareen Bühler, Javier Calleja-Conde, Pedro Olmos, Miguel Ángel Gorriti, Roser Nadal, Fernando Rodríguez de Fonseca, José Antonio López-Moreno (SPAIN)

763 Health Technology Assessment as a tool supporting decision making process within the area of reimbursement of medicinal products in Poland Ewa Balkowiec-Iskra, Agnieszka Burda, Dagmara Mirowska-Guzel (POLAND)

764 USE OF PALIPERIDONE EXTENDED RELEASE IN INPATIENT UNIT OBJECTIVES Paliperidone extended released (ER), is accpted in Spain for the treatment os schizophrenia, bipolar disease, conduct disorder in child and adolescents and conduct disorder in dementia Antonio Leal-Micharet, Belen Gómez-Tovar, Virginia Gajardo-Galán, Juan Gabriel Fernández-Macho, Francisco Javier Zamora-Rodríguez, Fabiola MéndezSánchez, María José Méndez-Salguero, (SPAIN)

765 Systematic review of venous thromboembolism risk in antipsychoticsexposed patients Ewa Balkowiec-Iskra, Anna Zaremba, Katarzyna Sejbuk-Rozbicka, Bartosz Łoza, Grzegorz Cessak, Konrad Rokita, Dagmara Mirowska-Guzel, (POLAND)

766 DYNAMICS OF COGNITIVE DISORDERS IN PATIENTS WITH HYPERTENSION DURING THE TREATMENT WITH ACTOVEGIN Elena Pervichko, Yury Zinchenko, Olga Ostroumova (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

767 ‘A propósito de un caso: 10 años sin control’ Ester Azucena Rodríguez Pérez, Camen García Guixot (SPAIN)

768 THERAPEUTIC DRUG MONITORING OF CLOZAPINE: CURRENT STATUS IN TUNISIA AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE Mohamed Hichem Lakhal, Anis Klouz, Jihed Mrizak, Sami Ouanes, Mohamed Lakhal (TUNISIA)

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Montserrat Guilabert Vidal, Andrés Martín Gracia, Mercedes Arenere Mendoza, Laura Bosqued, Cristina Abad Bouzan, Patricia Latorre Forcen, Remedios Labar Silva (SPAIN)

762 ETHANOL AND COCAINE CO-ADMINISTRATION: EFFECTS OF TOPIRAMATE AND DNA/RNA METHYLTRANSFERASES GENE EXPRESSION IN THE RAT PREFRONTAL CORTEX

POSTER SESSION 02

754 They have sustituited the new LAw to the antipsicotics depot in patients with TMG?

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

769 ASENAPINE IN PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY AND BIPOLAR DISORDER OR SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER: THE DIAS PROJECT Marco Bertelli (ITALY)

770 ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT IN INPATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER Mª Del Carmen García Mahía, Agueda Fernández Quintana, María Vidal Millares (SPAIN)

771 PULMONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH ANTIPSYCHOTICS Clara Cocho Santalla, Cristina del Álamo Jiménez, Ignacio Vera López (SPAIN)

773 EXPERIENCIA CLÍNICA CON PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA EN PACIENTES CON RETRASO MENTAL (C.I≤70) Y CON CAPACIDAD INTELECTUAL LÍMITE (C.I=71-84) QUE PRESENTAN TRASTORNOS DE CONDUCTA Antonio Pérez Urdaniz, Nieves Prietro Mestre (SPAIN)

774 A FATAL CASE ASSOCIATED WITH HYPOTHERMIA AND ELEVATED PLASMA LEVELS OF 9-OH-RISPERIDONE Michael Andresen, Mats Humble (SWEDEN)

775 ASSOCIATION VALPROATE-RISPERIDONE, WHICH RISKS! Soumeyya Halayem, Arwa Ben Amor, Sami Othman, Rym Ghachem, Asma Bouden (TUNISIA)

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

776 ROLE OF rs6313 AND rs1799978 VARIANTS AS PHARMACOGENOMIC BIOMARKERS IN GREEK SCHIZOPHRENICS Evangelia Eirini Tsermpini, Konstantinos Assimakopoulos, Alexandra Kolliopoulou, Gregory Iconomou, Alessio Squassina, George Patrinos (GREECE)

777 ATYPICAL NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME INDUCED BY SULPIRIDE Leila Larbi, Mohamed Oumaya, Leila Ltayef, Hajer Rebhi, Riadh Bouzid (TUNISIA)

778 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC ALTERATIONS REGARDING PSYCHODRUGS Leticia Mallol, Alejandra Espinosa, Clara Sanahuja, Axel Fernández (SPAIN)

480

779 BOUNCE PHENOMENON, WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS AND ANTIPSYCHOTIC CHANGING: WHICH PARAMETERS MUST BE TAKEN IN CONSIDERATION? ABOUT TWO CLINICAL ILLUSTRATIONS Benali Abdeslam, Oueriagli Fadoua, Hikmat Wydad, Adali Imane, Manoudi Fatiha, Asri Fatima (MOROCCO)

780 Association Valproate-Risperidone, which risks! Arwa Ben Amor, Soumaya Halayem, Rim Ghachem, Sami Othman, Asma Bouden (TUNISIA)

781 Palmitato de paliperidona: caso clínico, o início da administração em Portugal Ana Figueiredo, Luis Branco, Miguel Viseu, Justino Gonçalves (PORTUGAL)

782 ORAL vs. LAI ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS IN REAL CLINICAL PRACTICE Rosa Molina, Alba Félez (SPAIN)

783 PSYCHOTROPIC DRUGS MISUSE IN A LONG TERM CARE CENTER Milagrosa Blanca-Tamayo, Begoña Pascual-Arce, Ana B. Montero-Leno, Gemma Porta-Rius, Antoni Sicras-Mainar, Nieves Muro-Perea, M. Carmen PérezNavarro (SPAIN)

784 EDUCATIVE INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE PRESCRIPTION OF ANTIPSYCHOTICS, PATIENTS FOLLOW-UP AND USE OF PHARMACOVIGILANCE CENTERS Natalia Jimeno, Veronica Velasco, Virginia Delgado, Fernando Uribe, Alfonso Carvajal (SPAIN)

785 PALIPERIDONE-INDUCED HYPERSEXUALITY: A CASE REPORT Mireia Borrás, Isabel Alonso, Anna Horta, José Cañete (SPAIN)

786 Pharmacological treatment of the disorder posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) associated with bipolar disorder Adiel Carneiro, Elisa Brietzke, José Paulo Fiks (BRAZIL)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

787 TOWARDS INNOVATIVENESS OF MENTAL HEALTH PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS. THE ROLE OF OPEN INNOVATION Joanna Rybka (POLAND)

788 HYPERPROLACTINEMIA AND ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATIONS ABOUT 25 CASES Abdeslam Benali, Fadoua Oueriagli, Amine Laffinti, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Asri (MOROCCO)

789 SIDE EFFECT OR THERAPY EFFECT? D. Lovrovic, R.R Rakun (CROATIA)

790 UTILIZATION AND QUALITY OF PRESCRIBING ANTIDEPRESSANTS IN CROATIA, 2008- 2012

796 Transformation at birth and non conscious thought starts. A new philosophical and medical approach to human being Daniela Polese, Alessandro Mazzetta, Francesca Fagioli, Luca Giorgini, Michol Consolazione, Marcella Fagioli, Andrea Masini, Maria Gabriella Gatti, Eva Gebhardt, Paolo Fiori Nastro (ITALY)

797 EGO STATES OF NURSES WORKING IN PSYCHIATRIC DEPARTMENTS ACCORDING TO TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS THEORY Melike Yonder Ertem, Ayla Kececi (TURKEY)

798 IN WHAT SENSE IS DELIRIUM A “DISORDER OF CONSCIOUSNESS”, WHILE OCS AND DEPRESSION ARE NOT? Helge Malmgren (SWEDEN)

D. Stimac, Z. Sostar (CROATIA)

791 40 MG VERSUS 80 MG HYDRO- ALCOHOLIC EXTRACT OF CROCUS SATIVUS IN THE TREATMENT OF MILD TO MODERATE DEPRESSIVE OUTPATIENTS

799 FIGHTING THE STIGMA ASSOCIATED WITH MENTAL ILLNESS IN THE MEDICAL PROFESSION A. Hankir, R. Zaman (UNITED KINGDOM)

S. Moosavi, M. Ahmadi, M. Amini, B.I.T.A. Vazirzadeh (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

792 PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF ADHERENCE TO PRESCRIBED TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS

Prevention and Health Promotion

C. De Las Cuevas, W. Peñate (SPAIN)

800 Wellbeing and Depression among Latinos in the United States: Variations by Immigration Legal Status

Antonino Riolo, Tommaso Bonavigo, Elisabetta Pascolo-Fabrici (ITALY)

794 The Right to Dignity: Ethical and Clinical Issues in Mental Health

Jaqueline Macedo, Nazilla Khanlou, Margarita Luis (BRAZIL)

802 LUPUS: PSYCHOSOCIAL IMPACT, COPING AND MENTAL HEALTH Ciro Oliveira, Susana Alves, Maria João Avelino, Catarina Agostinho (PORTUGAL)

Ronit Kigli (ISRAEL)

795 The concept of Comprehension in Karl Jaspers Lucas Manarte, Diogo Telles (PORTUGAL)

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793 THE PROBLEM OF EVIL IN PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL DISORDERS. A PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH

801 USING VIGNETTE AS A RELEVANT FOCUS APPROACH IN SCHOOL BASED MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH: EXAMPLE FROM BRAZIL

POSTER SESSION 02

Philosophy and Humanities in Psychiatry

Luz Garcini, Andre Renzaho, Marisa Molina, Guadalupe Ayala (USA)

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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803 PREVALENCE AND TREATMENT OF THE METABOLIC SYNDROME IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS Luis Mahecha, José Rico, María Martínez, Berta Villagordo, Jessica Jiménez, Andrés Navarro, Ana García, Irene Triano (SPAIN)

804 DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND RESILIENCE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Narei Hong, Hyun Kim, Mi Gyeong Kim (KOREA, REP.)

805 PERCEPTION OF BRAZILIAN TEACHERS ABOUT STUDENTS’ INVOLVEMENT WITH SUBSTANCE Jaqueline Macedo, Margarita Luis (BRAZIL)

806 EVALUACIÓN DE LOS PARÁMETROS DE SALUD FÍSICA Y SÍNDROME METABÓLICO DE PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA EN PACIENTES ESTABLES EN SEGUIMIENTO AMBULATORIO CON TMG Patricia Lana Elola, Ilene Criado Gutiérrez, José Antonio Gallego González (SPAIN)

807 TOGETHER AT SCHOOL’ PROGRAM FOCUSED ON IMPROVING SOCIO-EMOTIONAL SKILLS AND PREVENTING PSYCHOSOCIAL PROBLEMS AMONG SCHOOL CHILDREN IN FINLAND. PILOT STUDY ON FEASIBILITY AND PERCEIVED BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM Kaija Appelqvist-Schmidlechner, Antti Liski, Mikko Kampman, Katja Björklund, Päivi Santalahti, Tytti Solantaus (FINLAND)

POSTER SESSION 02

Tuesday 16th

808 MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION HANDBOOK – PROMOTING MENTAL HEALTH OF OLDER PEOPLE Kaija Appelqvist-Schmidlechner, Pia Solin, Nina Tamminen, Gert Lang, Almut Bachinger (FINLAND)

809 Improving Wellness Among Mental Health Consumers: Results of a Seven-Year Naturalistic Evaluation of the CHU de QuébecIUSMQ Mieux-Être Wellness Program Christian Shriqui, Ariane Aubin, Sophie Bonneville (CANADA)

811 Block “Joy Without Hangovers”: Experience report of health promotion in the Carnival of Brazil Jorge Jaber, Sylvia Cibreiros, Angela Hollanda (BRAZIL)

812 Can genetic tests help prevent somatic disorders in psychiatric patients? José Félix Marcos, Javier Aizpiri, Begoña Ereño (SPAIN)

813 COMMUNITY INTERVENTION TEAM OF MATOSINHOS: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ASSISTED POPULATION Olga Campos, Claudia Magalhães, Conceição Bernardo, Paulo Carvalho, Henrique Salgado, Fernado Leite (PORTUGAL)

814 SENSE OF HUMOR IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS OF HEALTH AREA. CARTAGENA – COLOMBIA Irma Y. Castillo A., Diego L. Cotta, Luis R. Alvis E. (COLOMBIA)

815 The Assessment of Mental Health In District General Hospital Surgical Department Florentina Luiza Popescu, Lee Dvorkin (UNITED KINGDOM)

816 MEDICAL STUDENTS’S MENTAL HEALTH: QUALITATIVE STUDY Edméa Oliva-Costa, Leila Tenório, Vanessa Argôlo, Helena Sá (BRAZIL)

817 The Development and Evaluation of Mental Health Education in University School Students in Japan `The comparison of two versions of education programs ` Soichi Takamura, Takahiro Shimizu (JAPAN)

818 The Development and Evaluation of Mental Health Education in University School Students in Japan `longitudinal effects and evaluation for education program ` Soichi Takamura, Takahiro Shimmizu (JAPAN)

810 INTERVENÇÃO COMUNITÁRIA EM SAÚDE MENTAL Tatiana Pacheco, Carmo Lampreia, Augusta Silva, Paula Colaço, Luisa Caeiro, Bento Silveira, Ana Matos-Pires (PORTUGAL)

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819 EARLY DETECTION OF LABORATORY ABNORMALITIES IN OUR PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENT UNIT Candela Pérez, Ana Barrera, Miguel Ángel Quintanilla, Lorena Francés, Cristina Abad, Remedios Labar (SPAIN)

820 Experience of preventive community work in child and adolescent psychiatry in Carabanchel’s area Victoria Juárez, Elvira Santamaria, Beatriz Martínez, Sara Yamamoto, Cristina Villarino, Paloma GarcíaRamos, Cristina Moreno, Mercedes López, Rufino Losantos, José Luis Jiménez (SPAIN)

821 SEXUAL FUNCTION IN A SAMPLE OF PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISEASE Manuel José Martín Esquinas, Carmen Barrionuevo Baez, Manuel López Arroyo (SPAIN)

827 First-Episode Psychosis in Lisbon: a retrospective study Filipe Gonçalves, Marco Duarte, Beatriz Lourenço, Catarina Agostinho, Ciro Oliveira (PORTUGAL)

828 UNIVERSAL PREVENTION OF ANTENATAL DEPRESSION Terry Brugha, Julia Austin, Jane Smith, Zoe Morgan, Pauline Slade (UNITED KINGDOM)

829 THE DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES ON ADJUSTMENT TO AGING AMONG THE OLD AND THE OLDEST OLD S. Von Humboldt, I. Legal (PORTUGAL)

830 TEACHERS TRAINING WORKSHOP ON CHILD AND ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH IN LAGOS: A CROSS SECTIONAL DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Y. Oshodi, P.I Ibeziako, O.M Simoyan (NIGERIA)

822 HAPPINESS REVIWED: DEFINITION, PREDISPOSING FACTORS AND CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Filipe Pinto, Margarida Figueiredo-Braga (PORTUGAL)

823 INCOME REDUCTION AND PERCEIVED IMPACT OF THE GREEK RECESSION ARE ASSOCIATED WITH IMPAIRED MENTAL HEALTH IN PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC MEDICAL CONDITIONS SEEKING CARE IN A&ED Thomas Hyphantis, Vassiliki Paika, Aggeliki Ninou, Andre Carvalho, Else Guthrie (GREECE)

824 PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCE USE IN SCHOOL: PERCEPTION OF TEACHERS AT SÃO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL Jaqueline Macedo, Sara Barbosa, Margarita Luis (BRAZIL)

Tuesday 16th

825 VIOLENCE AGAINST MEN BY HIS INTIMATE PARTNER IN JUIZ DE FORA, BRAZIL

POSTER SESSION 02

Ana Claudia Cezario, Natalice Lopes, Lais Carvalho, Lélio Lourenço (BRAZIL)

826 EL TABAQUISMO EN PERSONAS CON TRASTORNOS MENTALES GRAVES Y PERSISTENTES EN TENERIFE Natalia González Brito, Francisco Rodríguez Pulido (SPAIN)

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POSTER PRESENTATION

PO3 Primary Care and Mental Health 1 QUALITY OF LIFE BEFORE AND AFTER RHINOPLASTY AMONG IRANIAN WEST PROVINCES PATIENTS Mohammad Ahmadpanah, Mohammad Zandi, Mohsen Dalband, Majid Saleh, Saeed Mosavi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

2 Screening for depression in primary care with three verbally asked questions José Alberto González Cáceres (CUBA)

3 CLINICAL AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE EVOLUTION OF DEPRESSIVE PATIENTS AT PRIMARY CARE IN CHILE: FOLLOW-UP OF A COHORT DURING ONE YEAR

POSTER SESSION 03

Wednesday 17th

Verónica Vitriol, Alfredo Cancino, Soledad Potthoff, Carolina Salgado, Marcelo Leiva (CHILE)

4 PREDICTORS OF READMISSION WITHIN ONE YEAR OF DISCHARGE AMONG TAIWANESE PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS Chih-Ming Lin, Ya-Hui Chang, Chung-Yi Li (TAIWAN)

5 ATTITUDES AND CLINICAL PERCEPTION TOWARDS DEPRESSION IN A SAMPLE OF SPANISH GENERAL PRACTITIONERS: IMPACT OF POSTGRADUATE TRAINING Ricardo Manzanera, Guillermo Lahera, Carolina Egea, Jerónimo Sáiz-Ruiz, Melchor Álvarez de Mon (SPAIN)

6 Prevalence of common mental disorders in General Practice attendees: Using World Health Organization Composite International Diagnostic Interview in Qatar Abdulbari Bener, Suhaila Ghuloum (QATAR)

7 ASSESSMENT OF DEPRESSION IN A PRIMARY CARE SETTING IN NIGERIA USING PHQ-9 Adetunji Obadeji, Lateef Oluwole, Mobolaji Dada, Samuel Ajiboye, Banji Kumolalo (NIGERIA)

8 Anxiety symptomatology in patients with thyroid dysfunction: A cross-sectional study in Primary Care Barrionuevo Baeza, López Arroyo, Martín Esquinas, Doña Diaz (SPAIN)

9 BRIDGING TREATMENT GAP IN COMMUNITY THROUGH CASE DETECTION CAMPAIGNS AND PRIMARY CARE INTEGRATION - AN IMPLEMENTATION MODEL BY DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM AT THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, INDIA Sheena Soman, Kiran PS (INDIA)

10 PROJECT JALONS: A CARE PROTOCOL FOR THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION IN PRIMARY CARE – FROM THE ADAPTATION THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION Pasquale Roberge, Louise Fournier, Hélène Brouillet, Anne-Marie Cloutier (CANADA)

11 The Prevalence, size and burden of psychiatric disorders at the Primary Health Care visits in Qatar: An economically fast developing country Abdulbari Bener (QATAR)

12 Descriptive study of anxiety disorders in primary care José Ángel Alcalá Partera, Antonio Padilla Mata, Ana Belen Gómez Santos (SPAIN)

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13 Prevalence of hypochondria in primary care: an analysis of the factors involved José Ángel Alcalá Partera, Esteban Rodríguez Jiménez, Ana Belen Gómez Santos (SPAIN)

14 ECONOMIC CRISIS, HOW IT AFFECTS OLDER? Josep Juanola-Costa, Nuria Juanola-Pla, Josep Massons, Silvia Cid, Joan Domènech, Magda Bundó (SPAIN)

21 FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE PATIENT ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Andreea Raluca Tirintica, Mihail Cristian Pirlog, Orela Hasanbelliu, Ivana Andjelkovic, Andrea Ugrinoska, Maria Stoyanova, Adriana Mihai (ROMANIA)

22 User embracement at the Psychosocial Care Center (CAPS) in Brazil: is low compliance a a symptom of access/network? Guilherme Gregório (BRAZIL)

16 PREVALENCE OF SOME PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SYMPTOMS IN DISABLED PATIENTS IN OUTPATIENT SERVICE FOR SOCIAL CARE Svetlana Kosyaeva, Alexandr Merkin, Elena Novikova, Elena Alyokhina, D. Simolina, Eugeny Dinov, Alexander Komarov, Ljubov Kezina (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

17 SPEECH-LANGUAGE INTERVENTION WITH CHILDREN WITH ASD IN BRAZIL Cibelle Amato, Daniela Molini-Avejonas, Danielle Defense-Netrval, Fernanda Fernandes (BRAZIL)

18 Diagnostic accuracy and adequacy of treatment of depressive and anxiety disorders: a comparison of primary care and specialized care patients José Ignacio Castro, Carlos García Forero, Elena Olariu, Núria Durán Adroher, Jordi Alonso Caballero (SPAIN)

19 FIRST-TIME PATIENTS DURING THREE MONTHS IN A CHILD AND ADOLESCENT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Elvira Santamaria, Victoria Juarez, Sara Yamamoto, Beatriz Martínez, Cristina Villarino, Mercedes Rico, Cristina Morano, Paloma García-Ramos, Rufino Losantos, José Luis Jiménez (SPAIN)

20 Análisis de diagnósticos relacionados con salud mental en instituciones de primer nivel de atención en 15 municipios del departamento de Santander, Colombia Elkin Llanez-Anaya, Naydú Acosta, Aurora Gáfaro (COLOMBIA)

23 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY IN PRIMARY CARE. CHOICE OR NECESSITY? Pérez Méndez, Robles Martínez, Ortinez García (SPAIN)

24 ELABORACIÓN DE UN INSTRUMENTO PARA LA EVALUACIÓN DE SERVICIOS DE SALUD MENTAL EN ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA Eliana María Moreno, Juan Antonio Moriana, Juan Pedro Osorio Ramos (SPAIN)

25 Primary Mental Health Programme in Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia, 2003-2013 Abdullah AlKhathami, Latifa AlHarbi, Saleh AlSalhi, Khalid AlTurki, Mohammed Alzahrani, Nawaf AlOtabi, Mahdi Bomadeani (SAUDI ARABIA)

26 EFFECTIVENESS OF A PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND DIET PROGRAM TO MODIFY CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS Luisa San Emeterio, M. Isabel Fernández, Roser Masa, Luis Miguel Martin, Silvia Oller, Noemi Olona, Lydia Viñas, Alberto Barroso, Belen Diaz, Teresa Salvador (SPAIN)

27 ‘ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME (SICA ) AND COMORBIDITY WITH AXIS I‘ Adelina Alcorta-Garza, Martha Rocío EguíaRodríguez, Rubén Vargas, Rubén VieyraChacón, Erick Alán Martínez-Landeros, Mario Alberto Benavides González, Eduardo PérezContreras (MEXICO)

28 PSYCHIATRY’S LIAISON SERVICE IN PRIMARY CARE: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY Joana Rebelo, Patrícia Nunes, Raquel Pedrosa, Rosário Curral (PORTUGAL)

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Wednesday 17th

Mona Abdel-Hamid, Kathleen Tretbar, Norbert Scherbaum, Jens Wiltfang, Bernhard Kis (GERMANY)

POSTER SESSION 03

15 HEARING IMPAIRMENT - A NECESSARY CHALLENGE FOR MODERN PSYCHIATRIC CARE

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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29 FIGHTING STIGMA IN THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER

39 WORKING FOR A SOCIALLY INVOLVED PSYCHOTHERAPY -SIP-

Goran Racetovic, Slavica Popovic, Brankica Rosic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

G. Pereyra Saez, M.F.L. María Florencia López (ARGENTINA)

31 PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT IN A PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CENTER

40 EVALUATION OF SIMULTANEOUS CHILDREN AND PARENT GROUPS OF A BASIC HEALTH UNIT’S PSYCHOLOGY SERVICE

Thouraya Sadki, Souha Ben Alaya, Sana Derouiche, Amira Belkhiria, Haifa Zalila (TUNISIA)

32 CONSTRUCTION OF PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE NETWORK IN THE VOLTA REDONDA CITY, RJ, BRAZIL Lilian Carvalho Varela, Marcia Batista Gil Nunes, Dagmar C.S. Silva, Suely das G. Pinto (BRAZIL)

33 DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE UTILIZATION AND PROFILES OF SERVICE USERS Marie-Josée Fleury, Guy Grenier, Jean-Marie Bamvita, Michel Perreault, Jean Caron (CANADA)

34 The Global Mental Health Assessment Tool - Primary care version (GMHAT/PC) train the trainers workshop Vimal K. Zharma, J. RM Copeland, M. Bowen, P. Tejada (UNITED KINGDOM)

35 SCREENING FOR DEPRESSION IN PRIMARY CARE WITH THREE VERBALLY ASKED QUESTIONS

W. Bruscato (BRAZIL)

41 ELDERLY GROUP: AGEING WITH HEALTH W. Bruscato, R. Nojoza, A. Petille, F. Barbour (BRAZIL)

42 DEPRESSIVE AND ANXIETY DISORDERS IN MODERN STRATEGY OF CARDIOVASCULAR PREVENTION: INTERDISCIPLINARY PROBLEM IN REAL PRACTICE N.P Garganeeva, M.F Belokrylova (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

Psychiatric Classification 44 INPUT AND OUTPUT FUNCTION OF BRAIN Riwa Nakamoto (JAPAN)

J.A. González Cáceres (CUBA)

36 THERAPEUTIC ORIENTATIONS OF SOCIAL WORKERS IN ISRAEL: THE EFFECTS OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS AND PERSONAL VALUE PREFERENCES

Psychiatry Educational and Training

E. Tartakovsky (ISRAEL)

37 GROUP INTERVENTION WITH THE ELDERLY: THE PSYCHOLOGIST AS AN INTERLOCUTOR IN THE AGEING PROCESS

POSTER SESSION 03

Wednesday 17th

W. Bruscato, C. Santana, F. Barbour (BRAZIL)

38 MULTIPROFESSIONAL ORIENTATION AND INFORMATION GROUP FOR TEENAGERS IN THE COMMUNITY: EDUCATING WITH HEALTH W. Bruscato, R. Nojoza, F. Barbour (BRAZIL)

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45 ATTITUDE TO AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT TATTOO AND TATTOOED PEOPLE AMONG STUDENTS OF MEDICINE Bogna Smiatek-Mazgaj, Krzysztof Rutkowski, Katarzyna Cyranka, Jerzy Sobanski, Katarzyna Kalasa, Edyta Dembinska, Michał Mielimaka, Łukasz Muldner-Nieckowski (POLAND)

46 MEDICAL STUDENTS AND PATIENTS WITH MENTAL HEALTH ILLNESS: DOES TEACHING MODIFIES THE ATTITUDE? Maritza Bocic, Matias Carreño, Alejandra Segura, Pablo Moreira, Felipe Gajardo, Christianne Zulic, Camilo Urzua (CHILE)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

48 CORRELATES OF STRESS AND COPING AMONG JORDANIAN NURSING STUDENTS DURING CLINICAL PRACTICE IN PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL HEALTH COURSE Abdulkarim Alzayyat (JORDAN)

49 360-DEGREE EVALUATION IN PSYCHIATRY TRAINING IN SPAIN Pablo Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Javier Vázquez-Bourgon, Andrés Gómez del Barrio, Ismael Lastra, Jesús Artal, Benedicto Crespo-Facorro (SPAIN)

50 “TO IMPROVE IS TO CHANGE; TO BE PERFECT IS TO CHANGE OFTEN” WINSTON CHURCHILL Melissa Gibney (IRELAND)

51 iPad as a Learning Tool in Psychiatry Cecilie Fog-Petersen, Sidse Arnfred (DENMARK)

52 Impact of belief in Jinnie and Black Magic in psychiatric patients Aziz Quadri, Meraj Quadri (INDIA)

53 THE IMPORTANCE OF CLINICIAN THERAPEUTIC OPTIMISM IN TREATMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH DISORDERS Ana Cardoso, José Souta, Miguel Xavier (PORTUGAL)

54 UNDERSTANDING HOW CLINICAL-PATIENT COMMUNICATION AFFECT TREATMENT ADHERENCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Ana Cardoso, José Souta, Miguel Xavier (PORTUGAL)

55 Medical education. Mental health care: from the core curriculum of ‘psichiatry’ in medicine career Anna Candreva, Sandra Susacasa (ARGENTINA)

56 CONHECIMENTO SENSÍVEL EM SAÚDE MENTAL: a experiência da Faculdade de Enfermagem da UERJ, RJ, Brasil

Eduardo César Queiroz Gonçalves, Túlio Eugênio de Souza, David José Vieira (BRAZIL)

58 THE RELATION BETWEEN CAREER SATISFACTION IN PSYCHIATRY WITH SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY AND LIFELONG LEARNING Sérgio Saraiva, Pedro Afonso, Maria Rosário, Cátia Moreira, Maria Figueira (PORTUGAL)

59 SENSITIVE KNOWLEDGE IN MENTAL HEALTH: The Experience of Nursing Faculty of UERJ, RJ, Brazil Marcia Batista Gil Nunes, Elias Barbosa de Oliveira, Célia C.F. Kestenberg, Alexandre Vicente da Silva, Edna Gurgel Casanova (BRAZIL)

60 CONTINUOUS EDUCATION IN PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE NETWORK: THE EXPERIENCE OF VOLTA REDONDA, RJ, BRAZIL Luciano Simões Canavez, Marcia Batista Gil Nunes, Dagmar C.S. Silva, Lilian Carvalho Varela (BRAZIL)

61 “EMPATHY: A TOOL PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC” Adelina Alcorta-Garza, Hermelinda Fuentes-Luis, Celeste Núñez-Montemayor, Abel Sepúlveda-Flores, Marco Vinicio Gómez-Meza, Silvia Elvira TavitasHerrera (MEXICO)

62 CBT by Psychiatric Trainees- Can a little knowledge be a good thing? Eric Kelleher, Melissa Hayde, Yvonne Tone, Iulia Dud, Colette Kearns, Mary McGoldrick, Michael McDonough (IRELAND)

63 HUMAN TRAFFICKING, HUMAN RIGHTS AND GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH MilÁngel Thaymée Concepción Zayas, Layan Zhang, Veronica Slootsky, Mona Thapa, Sajid Baig, Sirajul Hasan, Constance Dunlap, Eliot Sorel (USA)

64 IMPROVING THE UPTAKE OF SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF INTERVENTION EFFECTIVENESS AND RELEVANCE W. John, C. Byrne, M. Clarke (IRELAND)

Marcia Batista Gil Nunes, Elias Barbosa de Oliveira, Célia C.F. Kestenberg, Alexandre Vicente da Silva, Edna Gurgel Casanova (BRAZIL)

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57 THE REFORM OF PSYCHIATRY CARE IN BRAZIL AND THE CHANGES IN PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY

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47 IN RELATION TO A THERAPEUTIC RELATIONAL GROUP FOR MENTAL HEALTHCARE RESIDENTS: VALUATION OF AN EXPERIENCE

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65 INTEGRATING SEXOLOGY EDUCATION INTO PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY TRAINING: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE USA D. Lin, E. Kleinbart (USA)

72 ASSESSMENT OF ORAL HEALTH SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS IN A TERTIARY HOSPITAL IN BRAZIL Bruna Varotto, Fernanda Bomfim, Reynaldo Antequera, José Siqueira (BRAZIL)

73 IMPLEMENTING A PILOT COMMUNITY-BASED MODEL OF CARE IN RURAL HAITI TO ADDRESS MENTAL ILLNESS

Psychiatry in Developing Regions 66 BRIDGING MENTAL HEALTH GAPS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES LIKE INDIA Avdesh Sharma, Sujatha Sharma (INDIA)

67 Depressive and anxiety disorders in patients with diabetic foot syndrome Telman Kamalov, Faniya Shigakova (UZBEKISTAN)

68 TOWARDS ASSESSING PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AND SYMPTOMS OF COMMON MENTAL DISORDERS IN POST-CONFLICT SETTINGS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY IN LIBERIA Oriana Vesga López, Brittany Lange, Melissa Ulloa, Justin Eusebio Ryan, Lazaro Zayas, Gondah Lekpeh, Benjamin Harris, David Henderson, Christina Borba (USA)

69 ASSESSING PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS AND FUNCTIONING IN INDIVIDUALS EXPOSED TO ARMED CONFLICT: LIBERIA AS AN EXAMPLE Oriana Vesga López, Melissa Ulloa, Brittany Lange, Justin Eusebio Ryan, Lazaro Zayas, Gondah Lekpeh, Benjamin Harris, David Henderson, Christina Borba (USA)

70 TRAUMA CARE ONLINE SURVEY OF KEY INFORMANT PSYCHIATRISTS AND PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS IN THE MIDDLE EAST

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Ossama Osman, Richard Mollica, Laeth Nasir, Jawad Hashim, James Lavelle, Noor Amawi, Tawfik Zoubaidi (UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

71 READINESS AND BARRIERS TO ADOPT EVIDENCEBASED PRACTICES FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN MEXICO Viviana Horigian, Paula Sofia Espinal-Nunez, Dan Feaster, Elizabeth Alonso, Rosa Verdeja, Ingrid Usaga, Pérez Alejandro, Rodrigo Marin Navarrete (USA)

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Rupinder Legha, Eddy Eustache, Gregory Jerome, Gertruna Hilaire, Kate Boyd, Tatiana Therosme, FilsAime Reginald, Shin Daimyo, Giuseppe Raviola (USA)

74 PATTERN OF MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG CHARITY CLINIC ATTENDERS IN MANDALAY, MYANMAR Nwe Winn Thein, Htet Myat Soe (UNITED KINGDOM)

75 ROLE OF AVAILABILITY, ACCESSIBILITY AND QUALITY OF CARE IN TREATMENT GAP IN MENTAL ILLNESSESA PATHWAY STUDY FROM NORTH INDIA Dhanesh Kumar, Kamal Verma, Roop Sidana, Mitesh Behari, Vikram Singh, Vijay Kumar (SINGAPORE)

76 Challenges and opportunities in the mental health training – going abroad from high to low income countries Mariana Pinto Da Costa (PORTUGAL)

79 PUTTING A “TELEPSYCHIATRIST” IN COMMUNITIES IN THE UNION OF COMOROS Daniel Gerard, Msoma Mistoihi, Chamssoudine Mohamed, Saida Mohamed, Line Kleinebrel, Driss Moussaoui, Adeline Raharivelo, Lanto Ratsifandrihamanana, Patrick Martin (FRANCE)

80  FURTHERING THE SEARCH OF SUPPORT FOR NEURODEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES IN DEVELOPING NATIONS: A LOOK AT ADVOCACY, DEVELOPING MODELS AND TREATMENT OPTIONS Anna Lamikanra, T. Wasai, T. Dukukina, S. Armstrong, R. Flu, L.R. Sutton (USA)

81 Psychiatric morbidity and associated socio demographic factors in young unemployed people of Pakistan Usama Bin Zubair, Mowaddat Hussain Rana, Sawera Mansoor, Roop Zainab Rana, Usman Ali (PAKISTAN)

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Psychiatry in Private Practice 82 Transcultural psychiatric experience in a German metropolitan private practice Medard Ferenc Kerekes (GERMANY)

88 CARE OF OUR OWN MENTAL HEALTH AS MENTAL HEALTH CARE GIVERS: The experience of a psychiatry resident during professional practice with psychodynamic approach to PD Virginia Maria Vargas Ustares, Paula Valente (PORTUGAL)

89 DEFENSE MECHANISMS IN PATIENTS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION, ANXIETY DISORDERS, AND NORMAL INDIVIDUALS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Seyed Mohammad Tavalaeyan, Mohammad Ali Besharat (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

Adrian Cesar Besuschio, Luis Oswald, Alipanahi Kamram, Mercedes Campi (ARGENTINA)

84 Hosting Madness Adriana Guzman (MEXICO)

85 Constructing realities: Interaction between the psychological structure and the environment Florence Quartier, Margit Schmolke, Maria Ammon, Gerard Pail (USA)

86 NEGATIVE COUNTERTRANSFERENCE IN PSYCHIATRYRESIDENTS AND TEACHING PSYCHIATRISTS DURING A FIRST PSYCHODINAMIC ORIENTED INTERVIEW: DOES IT RELATE TO ILLNESS SEVERITY? Alejandra Ramirez, Carolina Zárate, Felipe Marín, Carla Brehme, Daniela Orellana, Lorena Pumarino, Antonio Menchaca (CHILE)

87 FAIRY TALE TEST IN SERIOUS PATIENTS: APPLICATION AND RESULTS Sandra Cepedello, Isabel Sevillano, María Jesús García Cantalapiedra, Patricia Marques, Eduardo Mayor, Marta Saray Hernández, Trinitario Ballesta, Guillermo Isidro, Lara Rodríguez (SPAIN)

Nicole Derish, Timothy Rice, Almas Merchant, Valentina Stoycheva, Wilma Bucci, Bernard Maskit, Leon Hoffman (USA)

91 The impact of supportive interventions in psychoanalysis: A systematic analysis of psychoanalysts’ process notes Nicole Derish, Timothy Rice, Navah Kaplan, Leon Hoffman (USA)

92 “THE PSYCHOGENESIS OF HUMOUR”: A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROXIMATION OF THE HUMOROUS WORKS OF MIGUEL NOGUERA, VIA THE STUDIES OF SIGMUND FREUD Axel Fernández Maria, Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, Alejandra Espinosa Benavides, Leticia Mallol Castaño (SPAIN)

93 UNDERSTANDING THE SENSITIVE DELUSION KRETSCHMER REFERENCE FROM THE XIX CENTURY TO THE PRESENT DAY Leticia Mallol, Alejandra Espinosa, Clara Sanahuja, Axel Fernández (SPAIN)

94 THE EVALUATION OF OBJECT RELATIONS IN PROFESSIONALS OF A PENITENTIARY SYSTEM HOSPITAL UNIT

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83 CARE TAKER” – “CARE” SYNDROME

90 The professional impact of training in Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis (CAP): A systemic analysis in grounded theory

W. Bruscato, S. Reis, A. Fregonese (BRAZIL)

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Psychological Consequences of Torture and Persecution 95 The Istanbul Protocol - an introduction and overview Thomas Wenzel (AUSTRIA)

96 THE PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF BEING A CHILD SOLDIER:- A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Kumaran Gohula Thevan (UNITED KINGDOM)

97 NARRATIVE EXPOSURE THERAPY (NET) IN TORTURE VICTIMS IN POSTREVOLUTIONARY TUNISIA Anissa Bouasker, Sami Ouanes, Zaineb Abroug (TUNISIA)

98 THE INFLUENCE OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE ON ARMENIAN IDENTITY Khachatur Gasparyan, Armen Hovsepyan, Gayane Ghazaryan (ARMENIA)

99 DEVELOPING A MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMFOR REFUGEES BASED ON PARTICIPATORY ACTION RESEARCH: EXPERIENCE FROM SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL Carmen Santana, Francisco Lotufo Neto (BRAZIL)

100 PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL RESPONSE OF WAR TORTURE SURVIVORS A. Bravo-Mehmedbasic, A. Kucukalic, A. Dzubur Kulenovic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

103 ASSESSMENT OF IMPULSIVITY IN OBESE PATIENTS María Robles Martínez, Isabel López Salas, Cristina Corbalán Guerrero, Elena Pizarro Ferrero, Javier López Lainez, Rocío Torrecilla (SPAIN)

104 Repetitive thinking questionnaire-10: validation of the Portuguese version António Macedo, Maria Joao Soares, Ana Paula Amaral, Vasco Nogueira, Nuno Madeira, Carolina Roque, Mariana Marques, Sandra Bós, Berta Maia, Ana Telma Pereira (PORTUGAL)

105 SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND ILL-BEING: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A CLINICAL AND A NONCLINICAL SAMPLE Veljko Jovanovic, Vesna Gavrilov-Jerkovic, Ivan Jerkovic, Dragan Žuljevic, Dragana Brdaric (SERBIA)

106 Emotional expression in hematological patients during the process of adaptation to the treatment Barbara Zawadzka, Justyna Kleja, Sara Zawadzka, Małgorzata Razny (POLAND)

107 RELACIÓN ENTRE DÉFICIT EN RECONOCIMIENTO EMOCIONAL Y RESPUESTAS EMOCIONALES A IMÁGENES AFECTIVAS EN PACIENTES CON LESIÓN ÚNICA EN HEMISFERIO DERECHO Sonia Álvarez-Fernández, José Antonio Suarez, Patricia Simal, Álvaro Ruiz, Samuel Romero, Alberto Fernández-Liria, Guillermo Lahera (SPAIN)

108 THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH DEPRESSION FROM AN INTERDISCIPLINARY CARE MODEL Carlos Andrés Londoño Mora (COLOMBIA)

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Psychological Sciences 101 COGNITIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY in schizophrenic patients Leonardo Rivero, Guido Migluori, Damian Jais (ARGENTINA)

102 THE SENSE OF TIME IN CHRONIC DIALYSIS PATIENTS HAVING DIFFICULTIES WITH FLUID ADHERENCE Barbara Zawadzka, Sara Zawadzka, Alicja Domagała, Magdalena Byrczek (POLAND)

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109 THE DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ESTIMATION COMPLEX FOR DRIVERS’ PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES RELIABILITY O. Panchenko, V. Plokhih, M. Garazha (UKRAINE)

110 THE EFFECT OF NEURO-FEEDBACK ON VERBAL AND VISUAL MEMORY OF STUDENTS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH EDUCATIONAL SELF EFFICIENCY H. Mirzaei (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

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111 A STRUCTURAL MODEL WITH THE FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE SENSE OF COHERENCE IN LATE ADULTHODD S. Von Humboldt, I. Leal (PORTUGAL)

Psychoneurobiology 112 Psychological stress causes relative infertility through direct change in the frequency pattern of GnRH release from the hypothalamus

118 BASES NEUROBIOLÓGICAS DEL INSIGHT EN LOS TRASTORNOS PSICÓTICOS Valentina Ivanova Dimitrova, Nagore Iriarte Yoller, Sendoa Quijada Martín, Verónica Ámez Cepeda, Miguel Caberta Martín de Eugenio, Sara Mayo González (SPAIN)

119 CHRONOBIOLOGICAL THYROID AXIS ACTIVITY COULD PREDICT ANTIDEPRESSANT RESPONSE IN MAJOR DEPRESSION Fabrice Duval, Marie-Claude Mokrani, Félix GonzálezLopera, Alexis Erb, Hassen Rabia, Xenia Proudnikova, Claudia Alexa (FRANCE)

Kiumars Pirkalani, Zahra Talaeerad (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

114 ZINC AS A MARKER OF CLINICAL DEPRESSION? Ewa Drozdowicz, Jakub Skrzeszewski, Beata Ryszewska-Pokrasniewicz, Michał Skalski, Halina Matsumoto, Katarzyna Młyniec, Gabriel Nowak, Andrzej Pilc, Maria Radziwon-Zaleska (POLAND)

115 “THE MAN WHO COULD NOT STOP WALKING” Amulya Shetty, Anjendra Targe (INDIA)

116 AFFECTIVE AND NON-AFFECTIVE PSYCHOSIS: IS COGNITION AFFECTED BY OXIDATIVE STRESS IN THE SAME WAY? Mónica Martínez-Cengotitabengoa, Celso Arango, Juan Antonio Micó, Josefina Castro-Fornieles, Montserrat Graell, Beatriz Paya, Inmaculada Baeza, Susana Alberich, Sonia Ruiz de Azúa, Ana GonzálezPinto (SPAIN)

117 Neuropsychological substrates for mindfulness José Manuel Bertolín Guillén (SPAIN)

120 Metabolic and genetic profile of an extended family of bipolar disorder subjects Trino Baptista, Euderruh Uzcategui, Ignacio Sandia, Ana Serrano, Albis Pabón, Félix Ángeles, Yarira Araque, Erika Fernández, Lissette Connell, Lissette Balzan (VENEZUELA)

121 Aripiprazole adjuct treatment to thyroid supplementation for hypothyroidism associated psychosis Gorana Sulejmanpasic-Arslanagic, Saida Fisekovic, Snjezana Ler, Azra Frenjo (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

122 OXYTOCIN, CLINICAL RESPONSE AND SEXUAL SIDE-EFFECTS IN SEROTONERGIC TREATMENT OF OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER (OCD) – A PLACEBO CONTROLLED STUDY Mats B. Humble, Kerstin Uvnäs-Moberg, Ingemar Engström, Susanne Bejerot (SWEDEN)

123 CORTISOL ABNORMALITIES IN DRUG NAïVE FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA AND RELATED PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS Evangelos Karanikas, Evangelos Ntouros, Giorgos Konstantinou, Diomidis Antoniadis, Spiros Gerou, Anna Pappa, Giorgos Garyfallos, Dimitris Kourbetis (GREECE)

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Edyta Dembinska, Krzysztof Rutkowski, Krzysztof Tokarz, Sobanski, Mielimaka, Muldner-Nieckowski, Cyranka, Smiatek-Mazgaj, Klasa (POLAND)

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113 PATTERNS OF SALIVARY CORTISOL LEVELS IN ANXIETY DISORDERS

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124 PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN KLEINEFELTER SYNDROME AND TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY: A BRIEF REVIEW AND CASE REPORT Marta Gonçalves, Diana Rafaela (PORTUGAL)

125 WEIGHT CHANGE IN SHORT-TERM PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT Flavio Mandlate, Pedro Morgado, Antonio Palha (PORTUGAL)

126 Diagnostic dilemma: psychiatric and medical disorders Visnja Banjac, Nera Zivlak Radulovic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

127 From hypophysis to aggressive behaviour – a 37-year-old man with hypogonadotropic hypogonadism Joao Graca, Salome Magalhaes, Bruno Trancas, Raquel Ribeiro (PORTUGAL)

128 USE OF SSRI IN MANAGAEMENT OF HYPERPHAGIC BEHAVIOUR AND ACHIEVING GLYCEMIC CONTROL IN 84 YEAR OLD LADY - A CASE REPORT A.K. Chougule, A. Kamath, R.V. Behere, S.M. Bhat (INDIA)

132 PREVALENCE OF BURNOUT SYNDROME AND COPING STRATEGIES AMONGST TUNISIAN ONCOLOGISTS Faten Medini, Rym Rafrafi, Amira Belkhiria, Kawther Bennticha, Zouheir Hechmi (TUNISIA)

133 PREVALENCE OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN CASES OF HAEMATOLOGICAL MALIGNANCIES – A CROSS-SECTIONAL INDIAN STUDY Pankaj Sharma, Sonam Tobgay, Ramadagu Shashikumar (INDIA)

134 ONCOPET: VIDEOGAME AS SUPPORT AND FACILITATOR PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC Adelina Alcorta-Garza, José Antonio López-Rangel, Alberto Aguilar-García, Mariana de Hoyos, David Gómez_Almaguer, Marco Vinicio Gómez-Meza, Daniela Romero, Hermelinda Fuentes-Luis, Melanny Vianney González, Juan Francisco GonzálezGuerrero (MEXICO)

135 Psychopharmacological Approach in Cancer Patient Marlene Alves, Henrique Salgado, Marta Queirós (PORTUGAL)

136 CANCER CHRONIC PAIN: SUPPORT NETWORK AND QUALITY OF LIFE. Preliminary report Adelina Alcorta-Garza, Edith Ariadnne Estrada, Olga Damaris Gutiérrez-Hernández, Juan Francisco González-Guerrero, Marco Vinicio Gómez-Meza, Antonia-Gloria Alcorta-Garza (MEXICO)

Psycho-Oncology and Palliative 129 Improving the quality of life of South Tyrolean palliative patients in home care – a work in progress study Anna Goegele, Adolf Engl, Klaus Garber, Salvatore Giacomuzzi (ITALY)

130 MECHANISMS OF DEFENSE IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER

137 THE RELATION OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND COPING FOR IMPROVED SATISFACTION WITH LIFE IN ONCOLOGIC PATIENTS Andreia Teques, Ginez Llorca-Ramón, Glória BuenoCarrera, José Pais-Ribeiro, Pedro Teques (SPAIN)

138 IMPLEMENTATION OF A MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM OF PSICONCOLOGY IN A DAY HOSPITAL Del Alamo Jiménez, Olivan Torres, Sánchez del Hoyo, Vera López (SPAIN)

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131 Attachment style and perceived social support as predictors of biopsychosocial adjustment to cancer Ayþe Gül Yýlmaz Özpolat, Tuðba Ayaz, Özlem Konað, Asiye Özkan (TURKEY)

139 PSYCHIATRIC MANIFESTATINS OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TUMORS Sofia Charro, Filipe Vicente, Sílvia Batista (PORTUGAL)

140 Antidepresive for oncology patients More than just survival Sanja Kaludjerovic, Ljilja Simic (SERBIA)

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141 MODEL OF COMMUNITY CARE, IN PALLIATIVE CARE UNIT. TREATMENT OF PATIENTS PSICOONCOLOGICOS AND/OR SERIOUS AND DETERIORATING PHYSICAL ILLNESS. APPROACH TO THE PROGRAM Cristina Bombin, Beatriz Fraile, Paula Álvarez (SPAIN)

142 ETHNICITY, TRADITIONAL HEALING PRACTICES AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE OF A PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY POPULATION RECEIVING HEALING TOUCH IN HAWAII A. Ghiasuddin, J. Wong (USA)

Psychophysiology in Psychiatry 143 Epileptiform processes in unipolar depressive disorder Petr Bob (CZECH REPUBLIC)

144 PRIAPISM AND CLOZAPINE USE IN A PATIENT WITH HYPOCONDRIACAL DELUSIONAL SYNDROME Fabricio Costa, Karina Antonialli, Paulo Dalgalarrondo (BRAZIL)

145 LEARNING OF INTERPERSONAL CONFLICTS IN HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS USING FEAR CONDITIONING PARADIGM

148 “Specific incident post-myocardial infarction depression” Overestimated? Marta Bravo-Sánchez, Mario De Matteis, Javier Del Prado-Navarro, Natalia Ávila-Gutiérrez, Concepción De la Cámara Izquierdo, Javier ConejoGalindo (SPAIN)

149 PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES PATTERN TO THE SOCIALLY EVALUATED COLD PRESSOR TEST (SECPT) IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA María José Álvarez-Alonso, Gabriel Rubio, Francisco López-Muñoz, Rosa Jurado-Barba, Isabel MartínezGras, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez, R. Espinosa, Miguel Ángel Pérez-Nieto, Stephan Moratti, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero (SPAIN)

150 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL COGNITIVE PROCESSES IMPLIED IN ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE Rosa Jurado-Barba, María José Álvarez-Alonso, Isabel Martínez-Gras, Gabriel Rubio (SPAIN)

151 Risk factors for cardiovascular adverse events during electroconvusive therapy among patients with psychiatric disorders Noriko Yoshida, Masaki Okumura, Mitsuru Nakamura (JAPAN)

152 POST-MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DEPRESSION AND ITS FUTURE Javier Del Prado, Natalia Avila, Marta Bravo, Mario de Matteis, Concepción de la Cámara, Javier Conejo (SPAIN)

Mitsuhiro Tada, Hiroyuki Uchida, Takaki Maeda, Mika Kinishi, Satoshi Umeda, Yuri Terasawa, Shinichiro Nakajima, Masaru Mimura, Takuya Takahashi (JAPAN)

147 IMPORTANCE OF DEPRESSION SCREENING IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION Mario De Matteis, Marta Bravo-Sánchez, Natalia Ávila-Gutiérrez, Javier Del Prado-Navarro, Concepción De La Camara-Izquierdo, Javier Conejo Galindo (SPAIN)

153 QUALITY OF LIFE IN ADOLESCENTS WITH INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE Rosa Lopes, Adriana Fernandes, Ivan Oliveira (PORTUGAL)

154 PSYCHOSOCIAL EVALUATION OF HEART TRANSPLANTATION CANDIDATES Roberto Sánchez González, Eva Baillés, Josep M. Peri, Anna Bastidas, Félix Pérez-Villa, Luis Pintor Pérez (SPAIN)

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Tetsuya Takahashi, Kanji Ueno, Koichi Takahashi, Kimiko Mizukami, Yuji Wada (JAPAN)

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146 Neurophysiological basis of creativity in healthy elderly people: a multiscale entropy approach

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155 PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDER AND HYPERTENSION Vera Klaric, Dragan Klaric (CROATIA)

156 Evaluation of some psychological factors in psoriatic patients Yousef Fakour, Pedram Noormohammadpour, Fatemeh Gholamali, Maryam Momtazbakhsh, Amir Hooshang Ehsani, Leila Mokhtari, Najmeh Khosrovanmehr (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

157 The effect of Isotretinoin (Roaccutane®) therapy on depression and quality of life in severe acne Yousef Fakour, Pedram Noormohammadpour, Zahra Hoseini Nezad, Amirhoushang Ehsani, Najme Khosrovanmehr, Leila Mokhtari, Maryam Momtazbakhsh, Hamed Ameri (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

158 Preliminary findings on a potential association between joint laxity and fearrelated behaviour in the domestic dog Jaume Fatjó, Jonathan Bowen, Adrià Martorell, Paula Calvo, Antoni Bulbena (SPAIN)

159 CASE STUDY: THE GANSER SYNDROME Cristina Diago Labrador, Ana María Álvarez Montoya, Elena Villalobos Martínez (SPAIN)

160 CORRELATION BETWEEN PATIENT PERSONALITY, AFFECTIVITY AND QUALITY OF ACHIEVED METABOLIC CONTROL OF DIABETES Andrijana Sedlar, Georgina Pudar (SERBIA)

161 PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN TEENAGERS WITH FUNCTIONAL CARDIOVASCULAR PATHOLOGY

164 ALEXITHYMIA IN A SAMPLE OF RESIDENTS OF PUERTO RICO: ASSOCIATION WITH OTHER SYMPTOMS, DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY Joy Lynn Suárez-Kindy (USA)

165 RELEVANCE OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN PSYCHOGENIC MOVEMENT DISORDERS Miguel Nascimento, Sara Dias, Pedro Brás, Helena Águas, Filomena Bacelar, Rui Pedrosa, Alice Nobre (PORTUGAL)

166 Evaluation of irritability in chronic hepatitis C patients Giulia Simonetti, Cecilia Trevisani, Pietro Abbati, Nesrine Gamal, Alessandra Scuteri, Lucia Brodosi, Luigia Pirillo, Pietro Andreone, Giancarlo Boncompagni, Gianfranco Taruschio (ITALY)

167 High prevalence of dysfunctional personality traits in chronic hepatitis c patients: results of a prospective cohort study Cecilia Trevisani, Giulia Simonetti, Pietro Abbati, Nesrine Gamal, Alessandra Scuteri, Lucia Brodosi, Luigia Pirillo, Pietro Andreone, Gianfranco Taruschio, Giancarlo Boncompagni (ITALY)

168 Fibromyalgia and depressive disorder: a comparative study Ana Machado, Juliana Maia, Rita Gonçalves, Teresa Carvalhão (PORTUGAL)

169 MIGRAINE COMORBIDITY IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Elena Cordero Gutiérrez, Casandra Gálvez Calero, Lourdes Mayor Álvaro, Ángela De la Hoz Martínez (SPAIN)

Elena Tolstaya, Svetlana Alshevskaya (BELARUS)

162 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SOMATIC SYMPTOMS AND SUICIDE IN THE ELDERLY

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Hyun-Ghang Jeong, Changsu Han (KOREA, REP.)

163 DIFFICULTIES OF TREATMENT OF AN OBESITY HYPOVENTILATION SYNDROME AND MENTAL DISORDERS Karolina Zawada, Agnieszka Kozmin-Burzynska, Krzysztof Krysta (POLAND)

170 FIBROMYALGIA SYNDROME, IDENTITY IN NOSOGRAPHY, PARALYSIS IN LABEL, PRISON IN DIAGNOSIS… AND THE CHANCE FOR JAILBREAK. A FIVE-YEAR GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY EXPERIENCE IN AN OUTPATIENT SETTING Javier Ramos, Carla Paola Russo, Pepa Simón (SPAIN)

171 CONVERSION DISORDER: A DIAGNOSIS “NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART” Fabián Pavez, José Marín (SPAIN)

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172 FUNCTIONAL DISABILITY AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN DIABETES Sarah Navarro Sánchez, Judith González Sánchez (MEXICO)

173 QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH ULCERATIVE COLITIS AND CROHN’S DISEASE Lela Trikos, Aleksandar Jovanovic (SERBIA)

174 Long-Term Outcome of multidisciplinary treatment program for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: A one-year follow-up study Els Coremans, Mireille Vause, Lucas Van Oudenhove (BELGIUM)

175 CAUSAL REATTRIBUTIONS AND TREATMENT OUTCOME IN CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME Els Coremans, Mireille Vause, Lucas Van Oudenhove (BELGIUM)

176 THE UTILITY OF PROCALCITONIN IN THE PSYCHIATRIC ADMISSION PROCESS Benjamin Gersh (USA)

177 DEPRESSION IN DIABETIC PATIENTS Sonia Hamzaoui, Faten Fekih-Romdhane, Semi Ouanes, Leila Chennoufi, Youssef Kort, Rahma Dammak, Wissal Cherif, Majeda Cheour (TUNISIA)

182 PSYCHOLOGICAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SUBTYPES OF IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME N. Farzaneh, B. Moghimi-Dehkordi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

183 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY IN HEART TRANSPLANTATION R. Sánchez González, E. Baillés, J.M Peri, A. Bastidas, F. Pérez-Villa, L. Pintor Pérez (SPAIN)

184 COPING STRATEGIES IN HEART TRANSPLANTATION CANDIDATES R. Sánchez González, E. Baillés, J.M Peri, A. Bastidas, F. Pérez-Villa, L. Pintor Pérez (SPAIN)

185 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS (PERSONALITY TRAITS, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION AND STRESS) WITH THE SELF- CARE OF HEMODIALYSIS PATIENT G.R. Kheirabadi, R. Bagherian/Sararoudi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

186 SOMATOFORM DISORDERS AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEM B. Mykhaylov, O. Kudinova (UKRAINE)

187 Chronic Stress, Fear and Psychosomatic Disorders E. Rodrigues, A. Rodrigues (BRAZIL)

178 ANXIETY IN DIABETIC PATIENTS Sonia Hamzaoui, Faten Fekih-Romdhane, Semi Ouanes, Leila Chennoufi, Youssef Kort, Rahma Dammak, Wissal Cherif, Majeda Cheour (TUNISIA)

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179 BODY, SYMBOL, AND THE PSYCHOSOMATIC PROBLEM

Sierra Daniela, Molina Diana, Sáez de Ocariz María del Mar, García Mercedes (MEXICO)

181 COMPARISON OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS BEFORE AND AFTER CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT F. Shamsaei, R. Safi Arian, M. Ahmadpanah (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

Guillem Feixas (SPAIN)

190 TRANSMISIóN GENERACIONAL DEL APEGO. A PROPÓsITO DE UN CASO

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180 Atopic dermatitis, anxiety and oxidative stress in a mexican pediatric sample

188 DILEMMA-FOCUSED THERAPY: RESEARCH AND PRACTICE

Juan Pedro Osorio, Pablo Alonso, Mireia Barrios (SPAIN)

191 Positive Psychotherapy versus Positive Psychology: Similarities and Differences Hamid Peseschkian (GERMANY)

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192 Psychotherapy for pregnant women Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sofía Irene Valladolid Benayas, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

193 Collaborative scholarly and technological endeavors -- as a Psychotherapeutic experience Allan Tasman, Renato Alarcon, Jeffrey Anker (USA)

194 GROUP PSICOTHERAPY OF ADDICTIONS Alfredo Felices, Laura Blanco, María Álvarez-Riedweg, Begoña Gonzalvo, Jordi Bordas, Josep Solé (SPAIN)

195 GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY EFFECTIVENESS - CHANGES IN PERSONALITY Katarzyna Cyranka, Krzysztof Rutkowski, Edyta Dembinska, Bogna Smiatek-Mazgaj, Jerzy Sobanski, Michał Mielimaka, Łukasz Müldner-Nieckowski, Katarzyna Klasa (POLAND)

196 Effect of Narrative Group Therapy on Happiness and Negative Emotion in Adolescent Seonghoon Bae, Seungbok Lee, Soontaeg Hwang, Seongwoo Jo (KOREA, REP.)

197 OUTCOMES OF AUTOGENIC GROUP TRAINING IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH ANXIETY, DEPRESSIVE DISORDERS OR BOTH Mariana Pinheiro, João Pais, Noémia Carvalho, Teresa Cabral (PORTUGAL)

198 Ericksonian Psychotherapeutic Intervention in a rural mental health outpatient unit Esteban Rodríguez Jiménez, Pablo Alonso Lobato, Geli Marie Chauca Chauca, María del Pino Ordovás González (SPAIN)

199 RENEW–DK: RECOVERY-ORIENTED PSYCHOTHERAPY SERVICE FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH EMOTIONAL DISORDERS

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Michaela Hoej, Esther Touw, Eybjørg Heygum, Lone Hansen, Kirsten Mbinda, Danilo Brito, Sidse Arnfred (DENMARK)

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200 APPROACHING PATIENTS WITH HYPERREFLECTIVITY AND PERPLEXITY: AN EMPIRICAL QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION Sidse Arnfred, Paul Moeller, Anette Davidsen (DENMARK)

201 MULTI-FAMILY GROUP THERAPY, DIFFERENT PERCEPTIONS OF THE SAME GROUP ENVIRONMENT Esther García Egea, Ángel Luis Lucas Sanz (SPAIN)

202 THE EFFICACY OF AUTOGENIC TRAINING ON TENSIONTYPE HEADACHE AND MIGRAINE SYMPTOMS. A STUDY ON 568 CASES Chiara Da Ronch, Giovanni Gastaldo, Miranda Ottobre, Ernesto Gastaldo (ITALY)

203 Psychoeducational intervention for caregivers of bipolar patients: difference in evolution of families in burden and in the functionality of the patients along one year Sara Barbeito, Susana Alberich, Cristina Bermudez, Patricia Vega, Sonia Ruiz de Azua, Karim Haidar, Puri López, Iñaki Zorrilla, José Ramón Peciña, Ana González Pinto (SPAIN)

204 EL TOC COMO PROTECCIÓN DE LA PAREJA Corral Y. Alonso, Santamaría Rodríguez, García Pérez (SPAIN)

205 GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY SIDE EFFECTS IN PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENTS: SYSTEMATIC DESCRIPTION AND RELATION TO PERSONALITY STRUCTURE Manuel Becker, Christine Scholz, Rebecca Schneibel, Eva-Lotta Brakemeier, Susanne Hörz-Sagstetter, Dirk Schmoll (GERMANY)

206 OVERGENERAL MEMORY IN DEPRESSED PATIENTS: CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS Luciana Xavier Senra, Josete Barbosa Miranda (BRAZIL)

207 EXPOSURE AND RESPONSE PREVENTION VERSUS ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER Leticia León-Quismondo, Francisca López-Ríos, Guillermo Lahera (SPAIN)

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209 PHYCHOEDUCATIONAL THERAPY FOR PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER Irene Baños Martín, Jesús Marín Lozano, Pablo Pérez Gómez, Cristina Bernabé Farrerons (SPAIN)

210 “REASON AND EMOTIONS” - COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS IN DAY HOSPITAL SETTING Branka Restek-Petrovic, Majda Grah, Lada Gorsic, Ines Kaspar, Ana Svagelj, Mate Mihanovic (CROATIA)

211 EVALUATION OF THE RIO THERAPEUTIC PROGRAM DESIGNED FOR PATIENTS WITH BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Branka Restek-Petrovic, Anamarija Bogovic, Nina Mayer, Hrvoje Handl, Ena Ivezic, Mate Mihanovic (CROATIA)

212 Medication and electroconvulsive therapyresistant major depression: is psychotherapy helpful? Sergio Benavente López, Alexandra Teofila Bagney Lifante, Montserrat Caballero González, Miguel Ángel Jiménez Arriero, Roberto Rodríguez Jiménez (SPAIN)

213 GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR HOARDING DISORDER PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY Elena Aluco, Bárbara Martínez, Ana Salvador, Judit Bonet, Álvaro Frías (SPAIN)

214 Dietary restraint and quality of life: The mediational role of experiential avoidance Cláudia Ferreira, Inês A. Trindade, Ana Martinho, Ana Marta Daniel (PORTUGAL)

215 Women’s quality of life and body image: The role of a decentering stance towards inner experiences Claudia Ferreira, Inês A. Trindade, Mariana Brandão (PORTUGAL)

María Del Mar García Pérez, María de los Ángeles Corral y Alonso (SPAIN)

217 A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY OF A FAMILY THERAPY PROGRAM María Del Mar García Pérez, M. de los Ángeles Corral y Alonso, Eva Rodríguez Pedraza (SPAIN)

218 ‘El ogro del alcohol’ Ester Azucena Rodríguez Pérez, Erika Ruby Valdivia Bazán, Israel Leonés, Ángeles Corral y Alonso (SPAIN)

219 RELATION BETWEEN BELIEFS AND ATTITUTED TOWARD SUPERVISION IN COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY AND COMPETENCIES OF THE TRAINEES IN COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL TRAINING Jana Vyskocilova, Jan Prasko (CZECH REPUBLIC)

220 FAMILY THERAPY IN A MENTAL HEALTH CENTER: REASONS FOR REFERRAL, OBJECTIVES AND FOCUS OF INTERVENTION Belén López Moya, María Teresa Rosique Sanz, María Luisa López Gironés, Cristina Polo Usaola (SPAIN)

221 PSYCHOTHERAPY OUTCOMES:PROBLEMS OF ALLEGIANCE AND ADVERSE EVENT Vincenzo Fricchione Parise, Lelio Addeo, Rocco Laezza (ITALY)

222 El Psicodrama en la Clínica Retos terapéuticos Gabriela Severino, Florencia Silva, Walter Silva (SPAIN)

223 EFFICACY OF A DILEMMA-FOCUSED INTERVENTION FOR DEPRESSION: STUDY PROTOCOL AND PRELIMINARY DATA Guillem Feixas, Arturo Bados, Eugeni GarcíaGrau (SPAIN)

224 IMPACT OF MINDFULNESS TRAINING PROGRAM ON PSYCHOTHERAPISTS IN TRAINING: A QUALITATIVE APPROACH Eva Roman, Mauricio Vaughgan, Susana Cebolla, Carmen Bayon, Beatriz Rodríguez Vega (SPAIN)

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Cristina Jaume Batle, Silvia Parra Bru, Paula Moreno Merino, Teresa Planelles Font, Virgilio Traid Sender, Carmen Pradas Guerrero (SPAIN)

216 AN EVALUATION OF FAMILY THERAPY IN EATING DISORDERS PATIENTS

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208 EXPOSURE IN VIVO THERAPY WITH RESPONSE PREVENTION. IN RELATION TO A CASE

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225 STANDARDISED, TIME RESTRICTED CARE PACKAGES FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS: IMPLEMENTATION AND TREATMENT OUTCOMES Hanne D. Tranberg, Erik L. Mortensen, Marianne E. Lau (DENMARK)

226 SYMPTOMATIC, FUNCTIONAL AND SUSTAINED REMISSION IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE SCHIZOPHRENIA-SPECTRUM DISORDERS AFTER 3 YEARS OF TREATMENT IN THE “ACCESS-MODEL” OF INTEGRATED CARE INCLUDING THERAPEUTIC ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT D. Schoettle, M. Lambert, F. Ruppelt (GERMANY)

233 The Four-step Model of Group Psychotherapy: Tailoring Psychotherapy to Societies and Cultures Mohamed Taha (EGYPT)

234 MOTIVATIONAL SCENARIOS OF PATIENTS WITH BORDERING NEURO-PSYCHIC DISORDERS D. Saraykin (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

235 EFFECTIVENESS OF A PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL PROGRAM APPLIED IN CHRONIC PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS L. López Alonso, D. Porta Pelayo (SPAIN)

227 TRANSLATING RESEARCH INTO CLINICAL PRACTICE: EFFECTIVENESS OF INTEGRATED CARE INCLUDING THERAPEUTIC ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT IN SEVERE SCHIZOPHRENIA-SPECTRUM AND BIPOLAR I DISORDERS – A 48-MONTH FOLLOW-UP STUDY (ACCESS-II STUDY) D. Schoettle, M. Lambert, F. Ruppelt (GERMANY)

236 EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCES IN THE STRUCTURE OF ANXIETY DISORDERS B. Mykhaylov, T. Chorna (UKRAINE)

237 PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH SINGLE DIAGNOSIS, FIVE SYMPTOMS, AND SINGLE TREATMENT Y. Ishizuka (USA)

228 PSYCHOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL PROOF OF LONGTERM PSYCHOTHERAPY EFFICACY WITH MITRAL VALVE PROLAPSE PATIENTS SUFFERING ANXIETY DISORDERS Elena Pervichko, Yury Zinchenko, Anatoliy Martinov, Evgeniya Akatova (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

238 IS THE PATIENTS CRITERIA MATCHING WITH THE BENEFITS MEASURED IN CLINICAL RESULTS AFTED A PSYCHO EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM HAS BEEN APPLIED D. Porta Pelayo, L. López Alonso, R.M. Ruz Martínez (SPAIN)

229 TRANSFORMING SUFFERING INTO QUESTION: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF DEMAND ANALYSIS Nathália Spagiari, Sílvia Nogueira (BRAZIL)

230 Clinical Cases: Alternative Treatment for Emotionally Traumatized Women in the Perinatal Period Kenia L. Gómez, Martín J. Madonado, Emily Kaufman, Manuel Morales, Prakash Chandra (USA)

Public Psychiatry 239 PERSONALITY AND STUDENT’S ACHIVEMENT Gordana Nikolic, Ivana Simic, Olivera Zikic (SERBIA)

240 PSYCHIATRY: SOMEWHERE OR NOWHERE?

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231 TOWARDS MONOTHERAPY: EXPERIENCES AT A CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH Mario Medina, Salvador Porras, Valvanera García (SPAIN)

232 PSYCHIATRIC/ PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT IN THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY Cristiana Duarte, Marta Carvalho, Vânia Cardoso (PORTUGAL)

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Tudor Udristoiu, Felicia Militaru, Ileana Marinescu, Ion Udristoiu (ROMANIA)

241 STUDY OF PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY AMONG PATIENTS IN PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION Jordi Giménez-Salinas, Montserrat Guitart, Elisabet Gorgues, Pere Bonet, María Ángeles Foz (SPAIN)

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243 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES AS TOOL FOR PSYCHOSOCIAL RECOVERY OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL ILLNESSES Stojan Bajraktarov, Milorad Jeremic, Elizabet Miceva Velickovska, Slavica Arsova, Nensi Manuseva, Mitko Krdjev, Jana Belevska, Antoni Novotni (MACEDONIA, FYR)

244 Psychosocial aspects of suicidal behaviors in patients admitted in ICU for deliberate self harm Aziz Quadri, Meraj Quadri (INDIA)

245 RTMS (REPETITIVE TRANSMAGNETIC SIGNALING) OFFLABEL HIGH FREQUENCY USE ON TRD (TREATMENT RESISTANT DEPRESSION) Parvaneh Ehsanzadeh-Cheemeh, Jorge Raichman, Daniela White, Kristen McDermott (USA)

246 CHILDREN MENTAL HEALTH IN A COMMUNITY NETWORK PROGRAM Laura Gisbert, Alberto Real, Marta Dot, Josefina Borras (SPAIN)

247 SHARPENING THE COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY MODEL: A PARADIGMATIC CASE REPORT, ILLUSTRATING THE ORGANIZATION AND INTERVENTION OF A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TEAM Ana Filipa Correia, Sílvia Batista, Salomé Xavier, Susana Jorge, Júlio Santos, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

248 FREQUENT ATTENDANCE AT PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY SERVICES. EFFECTIVITY OF LONG DURATION ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER Ana Palacio Armesto, María Fernández Vargas, Isabel Alonso Fernánez, Carolina Palma Sevillano, Miriam Gregorio Elcoso, Núria Farriols Hernando, Mireia Borrás Torralbo, Anna Horta Llobet, Marta Niubó Gurgui (SPAIN)

249 WHAT DIFFERENTIATES ADMISSION CRITERIA IN ACUTE AND HIGH DEPENDENCY INPATIENT SETTINGS? N. Pai, B. Rajan (AUSTRALIA)

250 QUALITY IN PSYCHIATRIC CARE – AN INTERNATIONAL PROJECT Agneta Schröder, Lars-Olov Lundqvist (SWEDEN)

251 AUDIT OF PHYSICAL EXAMINATION ON ADMISSION TO A FORENSIC INPATIENT UNIT Melissa Gibney (IRELAND)

252 SERIAL AUDIT AND FEEDBACK TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF PRESCRIBING ON AN ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT UNIT Melissa Gibney, Hisham Khider (IRELAND)

253 STUDY OF QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSIVE SYNDROME Carmen Balmon, Juan Alejandro Dorado, Luzmarina Dorado (SPAIN)

254 PSYCHOMOTOR AGITATION: THE GAP BETWEEN REGULATION AND CLINICAL PRACTICE Luís Oliveira, Sandra Neves, Ana Dourado, António Coelho, Zulmira Santos (PORTUGAL)

255 NEW AGES OF PSYCHIATRIC WARDS: THE VISION OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Luís Oliveira, Sandra Neves, Alexandre Mendes, Goreti Neves, Zulmira Santos (PORTUGAL)

256 ESTUDIO DESCRIPTIVO DE INDICADORES DE RENDIMIENTO HOSPITALARIOS EN EL ÚLTIMO SEMESTRE DE 2013 EN TALAVERA DE LA REINA David Gimeno Montes, Koren Preckler Peña, María Palomo Monge, Gema Montero Milanes, Arántzazu Duque Domínguez, Silvia Sánchez de la Pisa (SPAIN)

257 Implementation of recovery Rounds in the Prevention of restraint and Seclusion Ian Dawe, Sanaz Riahi, Alexandra Fernández, Phil Klassen (CANADA)

258 THE USE OF THE NATIONAL EARLY WARNING SCORE (NEWS) IN AN OLD AGE PSYCHIATRY UNIT P. Rajyaguru (UNITED KINGDOM)

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Giancarlo Cerveri, Grazia Ceriotti, Gianpaolo Magni, Claudio Mencacci (ITALY)

Quality Assurance in Psychiatry

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242 Define the standard cost in psychiatric care: an analysis on a province population in Italy

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Religion, Spirituality and Psychiatry 259 DSM 5 in relation to culture,spirituality and religion Alexander Moreira-Almeida, Nahla Nagy, Walid Sarhan (EGYPT)

260 African American Spirituals and Resilience Samuel Okpaku (USA)

261 ANCIENT BELIEVES, ISLAM AND OFFICIAL MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE IN KYRGYZ REPUBLIC Elena Molchanova, Vladimir Urivaev (KYRGYZ REP.)

262 RELIGIOSITY AND WELLBEING IN COLOMBIAN COLLEGE STUDENTS Edwin Herazo, Guillermo A. Ceballos, Jesús D. Suescun, Heidi C. Oviedo, Adalberto CampoArias (COLOMBIA)

268 PSYCHOSIS AND SPIRITUALITY Wydad Hikmat, Abdessalam Benali, Nourelhouda El barmaki, Imane Adali, Fatiha Manoudi, Fatima Asri (MOROCCO)

269 STONING TO DEATH: RELIGIOUS APPROACH Nasima Hasan (BANGLADESH)

270 ATTITUDES AND PERCEPTIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH SYMPTOMS AND CAUSALITY AMONGST YOUNG MUSLIMS IN SCOTLAND: A QUANTITATIVE PILOT STUDY COMPARING MUSLIMS AND NON MUSLIMS Aya Musbahi, Amanullah Durrani, Nazim Ghouri, Zainib Khan (UNITED KINGDOM)

271 The effect of service satisfaction and spiritual well-being on the quality of life of patients with schizophrenia Giovanni De Girolamo, Mariangela Lanfredi, Valentina Candini, Chiara Buizza, Clarissa Ferrari, Maria Elena Boero, Gian Marco Giobbio, Laura Iozzino, Paolo Maggi, Anna Melegari (ITALY)

263 SPIRITUALITY AND MEDITATION IN MENTAL HEALTH Avdesh Sharma, Sujatha Sharma (INDIA)

264 Religion-Spirituality-Mental Health: A Transcultural Perspective Rama Rao Gogineni (USA)

265 MENTAL HEALTH, ACCULTURATION AND RELIGIOSITY OF JEWISH MIGRANTS FROM THE FORMER SOVIET UNION IN AUSTRIA

Research Methods in Psychiatry 272 CONSULTATION LIAISON PSYCHIATRY – A RESEARCH OF PSYCHOSOMATIC FACTORS INPATIENTS AT NONPSYCHIATRIC SERVICES Teresa Carvalhao, Ana Machado, Rita Gonçalves (PORTUGAL)

Beata Trilesnik, Thomas Stompe (AUSTRIA)

266 Relationship between mysticism and seeking help of mental disorder in Yogyakarta Indonesia

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P. Soewadi (INDONESIA)

267 RELIGION – A POTENTIAL RESOURCE IN REHABILITATION, AMONG CHRISTIAN PATIENTS WITH NEGATIVE MENTAL HEALTH Aina Lilja, Valerie DeMarinis, Arja Lehti, Annika Forssén (SWEDEN)

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273 VALIDATION OF THE PATIENT HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE–9 FOR DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN COLOMBIAN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS Diego Rivera, Hardin Brotherton, Silvia Olivera, Marvin Peña, Antony Córdoba, Paul Perrin, Heather Rogers (SPAIN)

274 TALLER DE FORMACIÓN EN METODOLOGÍA PARA MÉDICOS RESIDENTES: APRENDER HACIENDO Juan Manuel García Torrecillas, Presentación Ataz López, Enrique Alonso Morillejo, José Masegosa Ataz, María del Carmen Lea Pereira, María Francisca Albarracín Vílchez (SPAIN)

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Eduardo Manrique, Saioa Yurrita, Mari Carmen Sainz, Clara Isabel Lacunza (SPAIN)

276 The deductive method, from physics to psychiatry: a change of paradigm in research Daniela Polese, Alessandro Mazzetta, Marcella Fagioli, Andrea Masini, Maria Gabriella Gatti, Francesca Fagioli, Eva Gebhardt, Francesco Fargnoli, Marco Pettini, Paolo Fiori Nastro (ITALY)

277 OPINIÓN DE LOS CLIENTES SOBRE LOS CUIDADOS DE ENFERMERIA PSIQUIÁTRICA EN UNIDAD DE EMERGENCIA Vera Lúcia Mendiondo Osinaga, Fabio Luiz De Paula (BRAZIL)

278 QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC VIRAL LIVER DISEASE A. Miljatovic, J.M. Martinovic (SERBIA)

279 TURNING EACH AND EVERY PATIENT INTO A RESEARCH PROJECT THROUGH LIFETRACK Y. Ishizuka (USA)

280 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS, QUALITY OF LIFE AND FUNCTIONALITY IN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS A. Bueno, C. Rogel, A. Lucchese, A. Cacozzi, L. Sarin, J. Del Porto, S. Andreoli (BRAZIL)

281 BETA-ARRESTIN1/2 ARE INVERSELY AFFECTED BY ANTIDEPRESSANTS THROUGH ALTERATIONS IN ERK1/2 REGULATED TRANSCRIPTION S. Schreiber-Avissar, M. Golan, G. Schreiber (ISRAEL)

282 SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS OF AGGRESSION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES S. Sukiasyan, A. Shahnazarian, M. Tadevosyan (ARMENIA)

284 WHEN THE HALLUCINATORY SYMPTOM TAKES A THERAPEUTIC VALUE: TOWARDS RENEWAL IN THE APPROACH OF EMERGING PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS? V. Boucherat-Hue, M.A. Dechaud Ferbus, M.A. Du Pasquier Gall, C. Frère Artinian, J. Morise (FRANCE)

285 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM ACTIVITY DURING SLEEP AND FASTING GLUCOSE IN JAPANESE WORKERS N. Kamata, K. Tanaka, H. Tagaya, M. Inui-Yukawa, E. Sayama, T. Asakura, H. Obayashi, C. Obayashi, H. Miyaoka (JAPAN)

286 SPOUSAL CAREGIVING IN DEMENTIA: MOTIVATIONS TO ASSUME SUCH ROLE AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH CAREGIVER BURDEN H. Steele (COSTA RICA)

287 REACTION TO STRESS IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS T. Iosebadze, L. Odisharia, N. Dzagania (GEORGIA)

288 PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TREATMENT OF COCAINE ADDICTION: A COMBINATION OF TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS AND COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY M. Delic (SLOVENIA)

Rural Mental Health 289 THE EXPERIENCE OF TIME IN HABITUAL TEENAGE MARIJUANA SMOKERS A. Dörr, A. Espinoza (CHILE)

290 Prevalence of depressive symptoms and associated socio demographic factors in patients presenting in free medical camp Usama Bin Zubair, Rizwan Ullah Khan, Sawera Mansoor (PAKISTAN) Wednesday 17th

275 PERFORMANCE ALGORITHM FOR CRITICAL METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN MENTAL HEALTH

283 KETAMINE AUGMENTATION OF ANTIDEPRESSANT RESPONSE TO ECT IN TREATMENT RESISTANT DEPRESSION

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R. Chacko (USA)

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Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders 291 Aripiprazole and improvement of serum prolactin and sexual function in schizophrenia Gorana Sulejmanpasic-Arslanagic, Saida Fisekovic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

292 PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF AFFECTIVE SYMPTOMATOLOGY IN FIRST EPISODES OF PSYCHOSIS Marta Arrasate, Ana González-Pinto, Susana Alberich, Itxaso Ortega, Fernando Mosquera, Miguel Gutiérrez, Andere Otegi, Begoña Mendibil, José Ignacio Mendezona, José Ramón Eizmendi (SPAIN)

293 Quality of life profile in first epizode schizophrenia Iva Stehnová, Monika Sisrová, Dagmar Beránková, Libor Ustohal, Michaela Mayerová (CZECH REPUBLIC)

294 LUNG FUNCTION AND RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN PERSONS WITH PSYCHOSIS Krista Partti, Tuula Vasankari, Merja Kanervisto, Jonna Perälä, Samuli Saarni, Pekka Jousilahti, Jouko Lönnqvist, Jaana Suvisaari (FINLAND)

295 PSYCHOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH ST JOHN’S WORT Ernesto Landa-Contreras, María Alvites-Ahumada, Abel Hidalgo-Borreguero, José Fortes-Álvarez, Carmen González-Rivera, Beatriz Herrejon-Teodoro, María Pérez-López, Joaquina Prados-Gómez (SPAIN)

296 THE PRESCRIPTION PROFILES AND DETERMINANTS OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC POLYPHARMACY FOR KOREAN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

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Shi Hyun Kang, Jinyoung Choi, Jong-il Lee, Yujeoung Ha, Eunkyung Park, Dong Yeon Park (KOREA, REP.)

297 EFFECTS OF LEPR, ADIPOQ, and FTO POLYMORPHISMS ON DYSLIPIDEMIA IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA TAKING CLOZAPINE Shi Hyun Kang, Hye Ree Han, Jong-il Lee, Rakesh Karmacharya, Sungwon Roh (KOREA, REP.)

298 ASSESSMENT OF EMPATHY IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA. OVERLAP OF COGNITIVE EMPATHY WITH POSITIVE SYMPTOMS Dania Nimbe Lima Sánchez, Fiacro Jiménez Ponce, Arturo Ongay Pérez, Carmen Lara Muñoz (MEXICO)

299 META-COGNITIVE INTERVENTION IN A CLINICAL TRIAL IN A GROUP OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA TO IMPROVE EMPATHY Dania Nimbe Lima Sánchez, Fiacro Jiménez Ponce, Carmen Lara Muñoz (MEXICO)

300 Schizophrenia and pregnancy Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sofía Irene Valladolid Benayas, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

301 STARTING UP A ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT TEAM Alberto Duran Rivas, Ignacio Lara Ruiz (SPAIN)

302 Is there a relationship between Vitamin D and Schizophrenia? José Salavert, Dolors Grados, Nuria Ramiro, María Isabel Carrión, Alba Erra, Nicolás Ramírez (SPAIN)

303 GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS TREATED IN LEÓN HEALTH DISTRICT Clara Franch, Antonio Serrano, Elena Calzada, Rocío Gómez, Cristina Martínez, José de Santiago, Aranzazu Ugidos (SPAIN)

304 Vitamin C as an adjunct treatment in schizophrenia: a literature review of the theoretical bases and clinical applications Daniela Volochniouk, Felicia Iftene (CANADA)

305 Second case report of successful electroconvulsive therapy treatment for a schizophrenia patient with severe hemophilia A Katsutoshi Shioda, Nobuyoshi Saito, Koichi Nisijima, Toshiyuki Kobayashi, Satoshi Kato (JAPAN)

306 The first Romanian online platform for schizophrenic patients: challenges and results Maria Ladea, Mihai Bran, Marcel Claudius (ROMANIA)

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307 COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES IN A PRIVATE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL IN NORTHERN NIGERIA

315 SCHIZOPHRENIA AS EVOLUTIVE DIAGNOSIS Rafael López Velasco, Daniel Pérez Tausía, Ignacio Álvarez Marrodan, Virginia Torrente Mur, David Calvo Medel, Silvia Lou Mur, María Tormos (SPAIN)

Francisca Ibeawuchi, Victor Olisah (NIGERIA)

309 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE PREVENTION OF RELAPSE IN PSYCOTIC PATIENTS FOLLOWING THE INTRODUCTION OF PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE Jesús E. Mesones, Ana B. Martí, Pavel Manzur, Alejandra Griñant (SPAIN)

310 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT: INFLEXIBLE PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS AND THEIR INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS Paula Castilho, Ana Margarida Pinto, Ricardo Viegas, Sérgio Carvalho, Nuno Madeira, Maria João Martins, Joana Ferreira (PORTUGAL)

311 DURATION OF UNTREATED PSYCHOSIS ASSOCIATION WITH FUNCTIONAL LEVEL OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Miyuru Chandradasa, Jayan Mendis, Layani Champika, Kavinda Gunathilake (SRI LANKA)

312 EFFECT OF YOGA THERAPY ON PLASMA OXYTOCIN AND FACIAL EMOTION RECOGNITION DEFICITS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Naveen Jayaram, Shivaram Varambally, Ganesan Venkatasubramanian, Bangalore Gangadhar (INDIA)

313 Atypical neuroleptics stimulate neurogenesis in the hippocampus of adult mouse Hidetaka Yamada, Koji Chikama, Tatsuo Tsukamoto, Naohisa Uchimura (JAPAN)

314 HEALTH CARE UTILIZATION OF PATIENTS WITH NONAFFECTIVE PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS (NAPD) Wilma Swildens, Fabian Termorshuizen, Hugo Smeets, Iris Engelhard (NETHERLANDS)

317 DETECTING ULTRA HIGH RISK OF PSYCHOSIS PATIENTS IN A GENERIC CAMHS TO DETECT TRANSITION INTO PSYCHOSIS AT AN EARLIER STAGE Kumaran Thevan, Sophia Ul-Haq (UNITED KINGDOM)

318 Cognitive Rehabilitation builds a structured effective approach in psychosocial rehabilitation in Residential Mental Health Services: a comparative study Ascanio Vaccaro, Elisa Domanico, Chiara Zoppellaro, Alessandra Catania, Marco E. Trevisan, Francesca Bianchetti, Francesca Parisio, Fabio Rancati (ITALY)

319 THE EFFECT OF LONG TERM SMOKING CESSATION ON PREPULSE INHIBITION AND P50 SUPPRESSION IN JAPANESE PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Kazumichi Hashimoto, Yasuhiro Matsuda, Shotaro Ueda, Tsubasa Morimoto, Kazuya Okamura, Kazutaka Kuki, Yutaka Sugimoto, Yoshihiro Takebayashi, Toshifumi Kishimoto (JAPAN)

320 High-dose and long period pyridoxamine add-on treatement for subpopulation of schizophrenic patients with enhanced carbonyl stress Mitsuhiro Miyashita, Makoto Arai, Taro Tokunaga, Kayo Ishimoto, Katsumasa Takahashi, Tomoe Ichikawa, Kazuya Toriumi, Akiko Kobori, Naoji Amano, Masanari Itokawa (JAPAN)

321 THE EARLY PSYCHOSES IN EMILIA ROMAGNA (EPER) PROGRAM: AN INTEGRATED RECOVERY-ORIENTED APPROACH FOR THE OPTIMAL CARE OF EARLY PSYCHOSES Federica Kusmann, Sara Baraldi, Maria Ferrara, Kinga Maria Lukacs, Manuela Miselli, Vincenzo Musella, Enrico Tedeschini, Giulia Solignani, Fausto Mazzi, Fabrizio Starace (ITALY)

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Jessie, Jingxia Lin, Edwin, Hoi-Ming Lee, Wing Chung Chang, Kit Wa Chan, Michael Tse, Pek Lan Khong, William George Honer, Cecilia L. W. Chan, Kwok-Fai So, Eric Yu Hai Chen (HONG KONG,CHINA)

Elena García Fernández, Antonio Serrano García, María Rocío Gómez Martínez, Clara Margarita Franch Pato, Carmen Manso Bazús (SPAIN)

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308 Aerobic Exercise and Mind-body Exercise:Neuro-Cognitive and Clinical Effects in Early Psychosis

316 DAY HOSPITAL: CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND ADVANTAGES

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322 DESIGN OF A DUAL TASK TO EVALUATE DIVIDED ATTENTION IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Alejandro González-Andrade, Beatriz López-Luengo, Manuel Miguel Ramos Álvarez (SPAIN)

323 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND PATTERN OF TOBACCO USE IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Susana Al-Halabí, Eva Díaz-Mesa, Sergio FernándezArtamendi, Leticia García, Pilar A. Sáiz, M. Paz García-Portilla, Julio Bobes (SPAIN)

324 ALTERED EEG MU-RHYTHM SUPRESSION AS A POTENTIAL BIOMARKER FOR SHIZOPHRENIA Yuliya Zaytseva, Zanna Garakh, Vladimir NovototskyVlasov, Isaac Gurovich, Valeria Strelets (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

325 Metabolic profile in patients with schizophrenia treated with long-term antipsychotic Esteban Rodríguez Jiménez, Geli Marie Chauca Chauca, María del Pino Ordovás González, Pablo Alonso Lobato (SPAIN)

326 DIMENSIONS OF ATTENTION IMPAIRMENT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. APPROACH USING A RESPONSE INHIBITION TASK Beatriz López-Luengo, Alejandro Andrade-González, Miguel García-Cobo (SPAIN)

327 DECONSTRUCTING PARAPHRENIA Idir Mesian, Aurelia Matas, Yolanda Lázaro (SPAIN)

328 Effectiveness of paliperidone in negative symptoms of schizophrenia after six months of treatment A. Fructuoso Castellar, M. Contreras Barbas, P. Megía López (SPAIN)

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329 Affective symptoms and the awareness of illness in psychotic patients S. Latorre, J. Cobo, L. Nieto, S. Ochoa, E. Pousa, J. Usall, I. Baños, I. Ruiz, C. García-Ribera, A.I. Ruiz (SPAIN)

330 Utilization of antipsychotic treatment. How many drugs we use? Sergio Sánchez Alonso, Santiago Ovejero García, Ruth Polo del Río (SPAIN)

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331 SOCIAL COGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY Sergio Sánchez-Reales, Carmen Caballero-Pelaez, José Antonio Martínez-Sánchez, Javier PradoAbril (SPAIN)

332 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT IN PSYCHOTIC BREAKS Álvaro López Díaz, Ignacio Lara Ruiz-Granados, José Luis Fernández González (SPAIN)

333 PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, METABOLIC FACTORS AND PROLACTIN IN SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIC DISORDERS Joaquín Carlos Martín Muñoz, Víctor García de la Borbolla, Beatriz Torres Romano, José Francisco Labrador Freire, María José Acuña Oliva, Reyes Navarro Pablo, Vanesa Hervás Torres (SPAIN)

334 GENDER IDENTITY DISORDER VS. DELUSIONAL “PSEUDOTRANSSEXUALISM” IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Cristina Sánchez Novella, María Teresa Rosique Sanz (SPAIN)

335 SATISFACTION OF THE PATIENT WITH ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT AND ITS RELATION WITH COMPLIANCE Álvaro José Doña Diaz, Manuel Martin, Cristobal López, Manuel Jurado, Javier Jiménez, Blanca García, Javier Aparicio (SPAIN)

336 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SCHIZOPHRENIC INPATIENTS IN A BRIEF HOSPITALIZATION UNIT Esther Montero Manzano, María García Navarro, Reyes Vázquez Estévez, Juan José Molina Castillo (SPAIN)

337 A PSYCHOTIC PATIENT WHO HAS REJECTED SURGERY FOR LIFE-THREATENING ABDOMINAL TUMOR: A CASE OF ORGAN THEFT DELUSION Bahri Ýnce, Þakir Özen, Þeyma Büyükkömürcü, Barýþ Sancak (TURKEY)

338 LONG-TERM TREATMENT WITH OLANZAPINE IN HOSPITAL CONDITIONS: PREVALENCE AND PREDICTORS OF THE METABOLIC SYNDROME Irena Popovic, Dragan Ravanic, Vojin Popovic, Snežana Vladejic, Albina Stanojevic (SERBIA)

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340 ATTITUDE TOWARD MEDICATION OF PATIENTS TREATED WITH PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE (LAI) RELEVANT WITH THE DEGREE OF INSIGHT? Javier Min, Velilla Díez, Alfredo Galindo (SPAIN)

341 THE RELEVANCE OF REPRODUCTIVE AND GYNECOLOGICAL FACTORS ON THE THERAPEUTIC RESPONSE IN WOMEN WITH DELUSIONAL DISORDER Alexandre González-Rodríguez, Oriol Molina-Andreu, Rafael Penadés, María Luisa Imaz Gurrutxaga, Rosa Catalán, Miguel Bernardo Arroyo (SPAIN)

342 AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL STRESS IN SCHIZOPHRENIC OUTPATIENTS Mihail Cristian Pirlog, Ileana Marinescu, Dragos Marinescu (ROMANIA)

343 Quality of life in families of patients with schizophrenia Daniela Tasevska, Olivera Subotin- Popovska, Andromahi Naumovska, Milka Boskovska, Milorad Jeremic (MACEDONIA, FYR)

344 SOCIAL COGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND BIPOLAR DISORDER: A COMPARATIVE STUDY Sara Herrera, Marga Rullás, Juan González-Cases, Adolfo Benito, Guillermo Lahera (SPAIN)

345 PALIPERIDONE IN TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA Alfonso Chinchilla, Rebeca Manzanero, Hugo Palatucci, Marta López (SPAIN)

346 COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA VS BIPOLAR DISORDER: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY Giancarlo Cerveri, Viviana Venturi, Ilaria Tedeschi, Giovanni Migliarese, Anna Omboni, Claudio Mencacci (ITALY)

María José Márquez, Encarnación Domínguez, Cristina García (SPAIN)

349 THE COMPARISON OF β-ENDORPHIN AND CGRP LEVELS IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA AND IN STABLE MENTAL STATE AFTER TREATMENT Małgorzata Urban-Kowalczyk, Janusz Smigielski, Jolanta Rabe-Jabłonska (POLAND)

350 mejoría de la síntomatología positiva y negativa en pacientes con trastorno psicótico de larga evolución tratados con palmitato de paliperidona Nicolas Vucinovich (SPAIN)

351 FOLIE À DEUX BETWEEN A MOTHER AND HER DAUGHTER. CASE REPORT Carolina Becerra Ezquerro, Ana Álvarez Gómez, Paloma Varela Casal, Marta Niubó Gurgui, Penélope Vinuesa Gómez, Carla Macarena Contreras Narvaez, Josep Cañete Crespillo (SPAIN)

352 ‘Hidden’ Psychosis Aleksandar Macic, Aleksandar Stjepcevic (MONTENEGRO)

353 Intermetamorfosis syndrome in schizophrenia: report of a case José Ángel Alcalá Partera, Antonio Padilla Mata, Esteban Rodríguez Jiménez (SPAIN)

354 ONCE-MONTHLY PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE VERSUS DAILY ORAL ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT IN PERSONS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA H. Lynn Starr, Lian Mao, Stephen Rodríguez, Larry Alphs (USA)

355 USE OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC POLYPHARMACY IN PATIENTS WITH SQUIZOPHRENIA María José Muñoz Algar, Patricia Bernal García, Sergio Raffo Moncloa, Manuel Durán Cutilla (SPAIN)

347 EFFICACY OF LURASIDONE IN THE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH PROMINENT NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS: A POST-HOC ANALYSIS OF SHORT-TERM TRIALS Nina Schooler, Andrei Pikalov, Jay Hsu, Joesphine Cucchiaro, Robert Goldman, Antony Loebel (USA)

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María Del Pino Ordovás González, Geli Marie Chauca Chauca, Pablo Alonso Lobato, Esteban Rodríguez Jiménez (SPAIN)

348 ANALYSIS OF A PATIENTS GROUP ADMITTED TO THE MENTAL HEALTH UNIT INPATIENT WITH A DIAGNOSIS OF FIRST PSYCHOTIC EPISODE

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339 Clinical Historical Review of Folie a Deux

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356 PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE DELAYS PSYCHOTIC AND MOOD SYMPTOM RELAPSE IN SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER Dong-Jing Fu, Ibrahim Turkoz, R. Bruce Simonson, David Walling, Nina R. Schooler, Jean-Pierre Lindenmayer, Larry Alphs (USA)

357 Chronical Schisophrenia and Rispolept Consta: Some Experiences Aleksandar Macic, Aleksandar Stjepcevic (MONTENEGRO)

358 DEPRESSION AND POSITIVE SYMPTOMS DURING AN ACUTE EPISODE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Amira Belkhiria, Safouene Hechmi, Faten Medini, Kaouther Bennticha, Raja Labbene (TUNISIA)

359 EIGHTEEN YEARS OF NATURAL HISTORY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA German Strada, Teresa Cartaxo, Sandra Rubio, Rafael Fernández, Rosa Molina (SPAIN)

360 DO WE APPLY LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS MAINLY IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENICS? Criistobal Díez-Aja, M. Clotilde Madrid, Luisa San Emeterio, Teresa Salvador, Noelia Bagué, Cristina Moreno, Begoña Villoria, Laura García (SPAIN)

361 PSYCHOSIS AS A COMPLICATION OF INTERFERONBETA-1A TREATMENT OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. REPORT OF TWO CASES Jesús Gómez-Trigo Baldominos, Eduardo Paz Silva, Mario Paramo Fernández, Lucia Del Rio Casanova, Alberto De La Cruz Davila, Francisco Díaz Llenderrozas (SPAIN)

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362 Evolución de pacientes institucionalizados tras cambio de Zuclopentixol Decanoato por Palmitato de Paliperidona Inyectable María J. Martínez-Mirete, M. Ángeles Carrilo, M. Paz Sánchez, Alicia Jaén, Pablo Botías, Isabel Ibernón, Manuel Martínez-Carlón, Miriam Fueyo, Natividad Megías, Cecilia Calero (SPAIN)

363 20 YEARS OLD AND ALMOST A LIFETIME IN INPATIENT CARE: A SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER CASE REPORT Teresa Cartaxo, German Strada, Marina Díaz Marsá (PORTUGAL)

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364 JOURNEY TO THE LIGHT-PARTICULARITIES OF A SCHIZOPHRENIA CASE Mitra Monir-Abbasi, Felicia Iftene (CANADA)

365 CULTURAL FACTORS AFFECTING AN AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE (AMA) DISCHARGE IN PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS-A COMPARISON BETWEEN IRAN AND CANADA Mitra Monir-Abbasi, Felicia Iftene, Dianne Groll, Seyed Ali Ahmadi Abhari (CANADA)

366 VISUAL SEARCHING PATTERN OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA IN THE IDEA-OF-REFERENCEPROVOKING SITUATION Seungjin Choi, Jooyoung Oh, Il-Ho Park, Jae-Jin Kim (KOREA, REP.)

367 DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Emina Sabic, Eliza Idrizi, Amra Zahiragic, Alem Cesir, Alma Bravo Mehmedbasic, Abdulah Kucukalic, Alma Džubur Kulenovic, Ismar Halilovic (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

368 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HIGHLY REACTIVE MOLECUL NITRIC OXIDE AND SEVERITY OF ILLNESS IN PATEINTS WHIT SCHIZOPHRENIA Amra Memic, Abdulah Kucukalic, Jasminko Huskic, Lilijana Oruc (BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA)

369 Biofeedback Applied to Improve the Symptoms of Schizophrenia: Emotion, Psychotic Symptoms and Cognitive Function Chia-Ju Lin, Yi-Yung Hung, Tiao-Lai Huang (TAIWAN)

370 THE COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT INTERVIEW (CAI): A CLINICAL ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN PSYCHOSIS Ana M. Sánchez-Torres, Ruth Lorente-Omeñaca, Lucía Moreno-Izco, M. Rosa Elosúa, Manuel J. Cuesta (SPAIN)

371 DIFFERENT FINDINGS OF DIFFUSION TENSOR IMAGING IN FEMALE PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Esra Ugurlu Kocer, Omer Saatcioglu, Nesrin Tomruk, Nurhan Fistikci (TURKEY)

372 PSYCHOSIS INDUCED BY HERBAL SLIMMING PILLS Omer Saatcioglu, Munevver Hacioglu, Nesrin Tomruk, Haluk Aksu, Nurhan Fistikci (TURKEY)

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374 LONG ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN SCHIZOPHENIA AND THEIR RELATION WITH SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES: WHO DO PRESCRIBE WHAT? Olalla Santamaría Gómez, Francisco Gotor SánchezLuengo, Samuel Romero Guillena (SPAIN)

375 Early interventions to prevent psychosis: systematic review and meta-analysis Raposo Hernández Mercedes Rocío, Murcia Liarte Josefa Belén, Ivanov Batolsky Veselin (SPAIN)

376 ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY AND SCHIZOPHRENIA: A CASE REPORT José Miguel Meca, Fernando Collado, María Nieves García (SPAIN)

377 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORKING MEMORY AND CLINICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES IN FIRST PSYCHOTIC EPISODES Itxaso González-Ortega, Miryam Fernández, Amaia Ugarte, Cristina Bermúdez-Ampudia, Susana Alberich, Monica Martínez-Cengotitabengoa, Enrique Echeburúa, Ana González-Pinto (SPAIN)

378 SOCIAL ANHEDONIA AND GAMMA OSCILATORY ACTIVITIES IN REMITTED SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS AND THEIR FIRST DEGREE RELATIVES Umesh Shreekantiah, Shamshul Nizamie, Nishant Goyal (INDIA)

379 ADHERENCIA, EL GRAN RETO NO RESUELTO Eva Castells Bescos, Antonella Garrido Beltrán, María Isabel Osuna Carmona (SPAIN)

380 SCHIZOPHRENIA AND DOWN SYNDROME: REPORT OF A CASE Leila Letaief, Rym Hammami, Nadya Haloui, Mohamed Oumaya, Riadh Bouzid (TUNISIA)

Micaela Piva Merli, Elspeth Bradley, Roberto Keller, Niccolò Varrucciu, Chiara Del Furia, Nicola Panocchia, Marco Otello Bertelli (ITALY)

382 THE PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF EXPRESSED EMOTIONS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. A 20-YEAR PROSPECTIVE STUDY Andrzej Cechnicki, Anna Bielanska (POLAND)

383 PRACTICE OF EMERGENCY THERAPY OF AGITEDPSYCHOTIC PATIENT IN HUNGARY Andrea Szego, Monika Elemery, Gabor Faludi, Gabor Kovacs (HUNGARY)

384 Prevalence of Acute and Transient Psychotic Disorders in a Spanish impatient psychiatry unit Laura Bosqued, Miguel Ángel Quintanilla, Candela Pérez, María Nebot, Óscar Ortega, Patricia Latorre (SPAIN)

385 Diagnostic stability of Acute and Transient Psychotic Disorders in a Spanish impatient psychiatry unit Miguel Ángel Quintanilla, Laura Bosqued, María Nebot, Bárbara Marco, Raúl Ortega, Montserrat Guilabert (SPAIN)

386 FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS: WHY DO PATIENTS CONSUME CANNABIS? A CASE-CONTROL STUDY Laura Gómez-Pérez, Agnès Sabaté, Miguel Fernández-Expósito, Anna Mané, Daniel Bergé, María Llobet, Jordi León, Alba Toll, Anna Merino, Víctor Pérez-Solà (SPAIN)

387 AGGRESSIVENESS AND PSYCHOSIS IN A MOBILE EMERGENCY UNIT Agnès Sabaté, Laura Gómez-Pérez, David Córcoles, Ángeles Malagón, María Llobet, Jordi León, Anna González, Magdalena Bellsolà, Luis Miguel Martín, Víctor Pérez-Solà (SPAIN)

388 PSYCHOSIS AND SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL SYNDROME: A MOBILE EMEGENCY UNIT EXPERIENCE Agnès Sabaté, Laura Gómez-Pérez, Ángeles Malagón, David Córcoles, Júlia Moreno, Sònia Ramos, Anna González, Magdalena Bellsolà, Luis Miguel Martín, Víctor Pérez-Solà (SPAIN)

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Ana Rosa Ivorra, Isabel López, María José Navarro, Sandra Rodríguez (SPAIN)

381 THE DIAGNOSTIC BOUNDARY BETWEEN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER, INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA SPECTRUM DISORDERS

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373 TRASTORNO OBSESIVO-COMPULSIVO Y ESQUIZOFRENIA: ¿DOS TRASTORNOS DE UN MISMO ESPECTRO CONTINUO?

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389 INTERNALIZED STIGMA AND MEDICATION ADHERENCE IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS Snezana Manojlovic, Julijana NikolicPopovic (SERBIA)

390 FOLIE À DEUX: FREGOLI SYNDROME WITH GREATER SEVERITY IN THE “SECONDARY”- A CASE REPORT Abishek Abraham, David Teo (SINGAPORE)

391 Riesgo cardivascular y riesgo metabólico en pacientes con trastorno mental grave Concepción Cedrés -Melián, Teodoro Glez -Pérez, Enrique González-Dávila, Leticia Pérez-Santos, Miriam González-Suárez, Francisco RodríguezPulido (SPAIN)

392 Decreased Hospital stay and releapse prevention with Paliperidone Palmitate Noelia Olmo López, Carla Falconi Valderrama, Jorge Miguel García Téllez (SPAIN)

393 OUTCOMES ECONÓMICOS DEL TRATAMIENTO CON PALMITATO DE PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA: DOS AÑOS DE SEGUIMIENTO Adolfo Benito, Sully Bolaño, Patricia González, Amparo Pérez (SPAIN)

394 INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOTICILLNESS AND NO AWARENESS OF THE DISEASE Beatriz Acevedo, Mª Carmen Manchon, Carlos Enrique Monera, Nereida Martínez, Ana Regidor (SPAIN)

395 REPORTED VERSUS OBSERVED FOLLOW-UP IN BLACKS WITH FIRST-EPISODE PSYCHOSIS

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Katerina Nikolitch, Eric Jarvis (CANADA)

396 Decisional Capacity of Patients with Schizophrenia about Consent to Research for a Drug Trial: Relationship with Symptom Severity Vishal Kasal, Prabha Chandra (INDIA)

397 RECOVERY PROGRAM ON THE EARLY PHASES OF PSYCHOSIS IN THE COURSE DISABILITY AND COSTS RELATED TO THE ILLNESS- LEHENAK Patxi Gil, José Manuel Rodríguez, Patricia Caballero, Leire García, Teresa Moreno, Veronica San Matin, Virgina Guillén, Eva Sesma, Esther Abajo, Itziar Basozabal (SPAIN)

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398 DISCREPANCY AND STABILITY OF SELF-ESTEEM AND SELF-SCHEMAS IN NONCLINICAL “PARANOID” INDIVIDUALS Sergi Ballespí, Tamara Sheinbaum, Mercè Mitjavila, Tom Kwapil, Neus Barrantes-Vidal (SPAIN)

399 Prevención de un estado mental de alto riesgo: a propósito de un caso Nuria Martín Agudiez, Mª Luz Hernández Terrés, Pilar Suárez Alonso (SPAIN)

400 SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND LONG ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSICHOTICS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Vanesa Hervás, María Iriarte, Alejandro Arquillos (SPAIN)

401 SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF INPATIENTS DIAGNOSED OF ACUTE PSYCHOSIS Marta Jauregui González-Guija, Juan Guillermo Muñio Redondo, Batirtze Goitia Archa, Carmen Martín Requena, Laura Olondriz Huarte, César Domínguez, María Soledad Campos Burgui (SPAIN)

402 AMBIGUOUS LATERALIZATION AND PSYCHOSIS Guillermo Isidro, Elena Domínguez, Javier Cepeda, Marta Hernández, Lara Rodríguez, Trinitario Ballesta, Sandra Cepedello, Eduardo Mayor, Ana Ruiz, Eva Sotelo (SPAIN)

403 EFECTIVIDAD DE LA TEC COMO TRATAMIENTO: A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO CLÍNICO Alonso Pérez, María Barbasán (SPAIN)

404 HALLUCINATIONS OF BLIND SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS, DIFFRENT FROM NONBLIND SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS Gabriel Cristian Marinescu, Simona Nicoleta Popa, Monica Preda (ROMANIA)

405 FACIAL EMOTION RECOGNITION THROUGHOUT THE COURSE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Faten Medini, Amira Belkhria, Imen Ben Romdhane, Safuene Hechmi, Wided Homri, Raja Labbane (TUNISIA)

406 ASSOCIATION OF NOVEL REALITY DISTORTION MODEL WITH ACTIVATION STRENGTH OF THE SALIENCE NETWORK DURING CLINICAL INSIGHT TASK IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS Tuukka Raij, Teemu Mäntylä, Jaana Suvisaari (FINLAND)

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408 FOLIE A DEUX AS A FIRST PSYCHIATRIC EVENT – A CASE REPORT Joana Melim, Margarida Duarte, Andreia Tarelho, Sofia Fonseca, Susana Almeida (PORTUGAL)

409 A STUDY ON CLINICAL AND SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC CORRELATES OF ATTITUDE TO ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATIONS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Mamta Sood, Rakesh Chadda, Ritushri Kukreti, Ashwini Mishra, Kalpana, Srigopal Goyal (INDIA)

410 PREDICTORS OF CHANGE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE PSYCHOSIS Juan Muñío, Batirtze Goitia, Carmen Martín, Marta Jáuregui, Laura Olóndriz, César Domínguez, María Soledad Campos (SPAIN)

411 HISTORY OF A DELIRIOUS MARRIAGE Elisa Isabel García Alcaraz, Paula Aurelia Mojica Marín, María Cristina Alzamora Limiñana, Estefanía Pérez Marín, Alicia Martínez Hortelano, José María Rico Gomis, José Vicente Baeza Alemañ (SPAIN)

412 UNCLASSIFIABLE DELUSIONS (NOWADAYS) Clara Sanahuja Muñoz, Leticia Mallol Castaño, Axel Fernández María, Alejandra Espinosa Benavides, Marta Carmona Osorio, María Del Vallle Martín (SPAIN)

417 LONG-ACTING ANTIPSYCHOTIC INJECTIONS OF PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE: EFFECTS INTHE NUMBER OF ADMISSIONS AND TIME SPENT IN HOSPITAL María Nieves García, José Miguel Meca, Teresa Helena Jiménez, Elena Irene Palou (SPAIN)

418 COST-EFFECTIVENESS COMPARISON OF LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE (LAI) ANTIPSYCHOTICS AND FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA-RELATED DISORDERS WITH AND WITHOUT COMORBID SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCE: A SIX-MONTH MIRROR-IMAGE STUDY Albert Batalla, Ana Pérez-Vigil, Marina Fabrega, Daniel Ilzarbe, Sara Mansilla, Hugo López-Pelayo, Jaume Serrano, M. Bioque, P. Barrio, Rocío Martin-Santos, Miquel Bernardo, Eduard Parellada (SPAIN)

419 DIAGNOSTIC STABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE AND TRANSIENT PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS Carmen Martín Requena, Juan Guillermo Muñio Redondo, Batirtze Goitia Aricha, Marta Jauregui González-Guija, Laura Olóndriz Huarte, César Domínguez, María Soledad Campos Burgui (SPAIN)

420 A DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, RANDOMIZED WITHDRAWAL STUDY OF LURASIDONE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF EFFICACY IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Rajiv Tandon, Antony Loebel, Debra Phillips, Andrei Pikalov, David Hernández, Yongcai Mao, Josephine Cucchiaro (USA)

413 Psychotic decompensation Vs affective disease

Rosario Gutiérrez Labrador, Juan José Pérez Murillo, Eugenio Suarez Gisbert, Teresa González Salvador, Pilar Rojano Capilla (SPAIN)

415 FROM MAGICAL THINKING TO BODY PERCEPTIONS: CENESTOPATHIC SCHIZOPHRENIA: A CASE REPORT María Nieves García, José Miguel Meca, Teresa Benavides (SPAIN)

416 COTARD’S SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT María Nieves García, José Miguel Meca, Arturo Abreu, Ginés Navarro (SPAIN)

Inmaculada Peñuelas Calvo, Julia Sevilla LlewellynJones, Eva Castells Bescós (SPAIN)

422 STABILITY OF THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE PSYCHOSIS Batirtze Goitia Aricha, Juan Guillermo Muñio Redondo, Carmen Martín Requena, Marta Jauregui González-Guija, Laura Olondriz Huarte, Cesar Domínguez, María Soledad Campos Burgui (SPAIN)

Teresa Alves-Dos-Reis, Filipa Henriques, Ana Raquel Barbosa, Joana Barreira (PORTUGAL)

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414 Deterioro cognitivo en esquizofrenia e impresión clinica global

421 ADECUACY OF THE DIAGNOSIS OF SENSITIVE DELUSIONS OF REFERENCE (KRETSCHMER’S SYNDROME)

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423 Atypical cognitive impairment in a young schizophrenic patient

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424 EFFECT OF PREVIOUS DOSE OF ORAL ARIPIPRAZOLE (10–30 MG/DAY) ON THE EFFICACY AND TOLERABILITY OF ARIPIPRAZOLE ONCE-MONTHLY: POST-HOC ANALYSES OF TWO RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED TRIALS Anna Eramo, Ross A. Baker, Anna-Greta Nylander, Lan-Feng Tsai, Timothy Peters-Strickland, Dusan Kostic, Raymond Sánchez (USA)

425 ARIPIPRAZOLE ONCE-MONTHLY FOR LONG-TERM MAINTENANCE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: A 52-WEEK OPEN-LABEL STUDY T. Peters-Strickland, R.A. Baker, R.D. McQuade, N. Jin, A. Eramo, P. Perry, B.R. Johnson, A. Duca, R. Sánchez (USA)

426 DEFICIENCIES OF SENSORY GATING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA INDUCED BY THE SOCIALLY EVALUATED COLD PRESSOR TEST (SECPT) María José Álvarez-Alonso, Gabriel Rubio, Francisco López-Muñoz, Rosa Jurado-Barba, Isabel MartínezGras, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez, R. Espinosa, Miguel Ángel Pérez-Nieto, Stephan Moratti, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero (SPAIN)

427 ANATOMIC AND FUNCIONAL BRAIN FINDINGS IN EMOTIONAL PROCESSING IN PSYCHOSIS: A REVIEW Ana Rosa González-Barroso, Carmen GarcíaGuixot (SPAIN)

428 SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA NEGATIVE? Rafael Rodríguez, Domenico Nisi, D’hiver Yanira, Beatriz Carrasco, Esther Mancha, María Barbero (SPAIN)

429 SUBJECTIVE EMOTIONAL RESPONSE IN ACUTE PSYCHOSIS Ana Rosa González-Barroso, Guillermo LaheraFoteza (SPAIN)

430 “MY FAMILY IS CURSED”

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Ester Azucena Rodríguez Pérez, María Ángeles Corral y Alonso, Carmen García Guixot (SPAIN)

431 CORTEX MORPHOLOGY AND SUBCORTICAL BRAIN GREY MATTER DEFICITS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA AND UNAFFECTED RELATIVES AND NEUROLOGICAL SOFT SIGNS Francisco Pastoriza, Liliana Galindo, Anna Mané, Daniel Bergé, Marisol Picado, Nuria Roé, Antoni Bulbena, Oscar Vilarroya-Olivé (SPAIN)

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432 A CASE REPORT OF PARAPHRENIA A clinical current case demonstrates the force of classic nosologic entities like paraphrenia María Zurita, Nazaret Marín, Nieves Barreiro (SPAIN)

433 SOCIAL COGNITION TRAINING IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: e-motionaltraining.com Alejandro Alberto García Caballero, Miriam Vázquez Campo, Yolanda Maroño Souto (SPAIN)

434 Differences in psychotic patient care between two Mental Health Units with a different socio-demographic profile Elisa Ibáñez Soriano, Yolanda Morant Luján (SPAIN)

435 PALIPERIDONE INTERACTIONS, A BIBLIOGRAFIC REVIEW Carolina Laguía Moreno, Miguel Verdeguer Dumont (SPAIN)

436 ACUTE PSYCHOTIC DISORDER INDUCED BY TOPIRAMATE: THE PICTURE AT 9 MONTHS Paula Moreno Merino, Carmen Pradas Guerrero, Neus Llabrés Fuster, Carlos García Caldentey, Cristina Jaume Batle, Silvia Parra Bru, José Luis Ortega Torés, Irene Ruiz Roselló, María Antonia Ribot Miquel, Teresa Planelles Font (SPAIN)

437 Psycotic depression: a case report Domenico Nisi, Yanira D´Hiver, Rafael Rodríguez, Beatriz Carrasco, María Teresa Barbero, Esther Mancha (SPAIN)

438 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE IS RELATED TO POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Silvia López-Vera, Irina Benaiges, Gemma Prat, Ana Adan (SPAIN)

439 EVALUATION OF THE MOTOR FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY ON SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS Michele Szortyka, Viviane Batista, Paulo Abreu (BRAZIL)

440 The role of macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) in schizophrenia Ding Wenhua, Ju Peijun, Qi Dake, Cui Donghong (CHINA)

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442 MY MOTHER, MYSELF AND OUR PSYCHO. A CASE REPORT Estefanía Segura, Teresa Rodríguez, Carmen Jerez, Victoria Muñoz, Carmen Rodríguez, Antonio J. Ramírez, Carlos Rodríguez, Carmen Leal (SPAIN)

443 SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING AND EXPERIENTIAL NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Olalla Santamaría Gómez, Samuel Lorenzo Romero Guillena, Francisco Gotor Sánchez -Luengo (SPAIN)

444 PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE MAINTENANCE TREATMENT: AVOIDING POLYPHARMACY IN SQUIZOPHRENIA María García Moreno, Ana De Cós Milas, Mónica Fernández Rodríguez, Belén Poza Cano, Ana Barragán Tamayo, Laura Beatobe Carreño (SPAIN)

445 PATRÓN DE USO DE NEUROLÉPTICOS INYECTABLES DE LARGA DURACIÓN CON MEDICACIÓN CONCOMITANTE EN HOSPITALIZACIÓN BREVE Mª José Martín Vázquez, Inmaculada Soler, Nuria Martínez (SPAIN)

446 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE EFFECT OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA EXPERIENCES ON PRODROMAL SYMPTOMS AND PERSONALITY DISORDER TRAITS IN YOUNG ADULTS AT HIGH-RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS Tecelli Domínguez-Martínez, Paula Cristobal, Tamara Sheinbaum, Thomas. R. Kwapil, Neus BarrantesVidal (SPAIN)

447 PARAFRENIAS, PASADO Y PRESENTE Miguel Barberán Navalón, Rocío Sáez Povedano, Vicente Tordera Tordera (SPAIN)

448 ANTIPSYCHOTIC-RELATED HYPERPROLACTINAEMIA AND SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION. DATA IN USUAL CLINICAL PRACTICE

Hye Yoon Park, Na Young Shin, Je-Yeon Yun, Kang-ik Cho, Wi Hoon Jung, Sung Nyun Kim, Joon Hwan Jang, Jun Soo Kwon (KOREA, REP.)

450 Impaired Repetition Blindness in Patients with Schizophrenia Caili Wu, Paul Dagg (CANADA)

451 EXPERIENTIAL NEGATIVE SYMPTOM AND LONG ACTING INJECTABLE APTIPSYCHOTICS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Adelina Collel, Olalla Santamaría, Reyes Navarro (SPAIN)

452 GENDER, SMOKING BEHAVIOUR AND PLASMA CLOZAPINE CONCENTRATIONS IN 42 PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Jaafar Nakhli, Saoussen Bouhlel, Aida Taieb, Selma Ben Nasr, Khaled Saguem, Béchir Ben Hadj Ali (TUNISIA)

453 INSIGHT AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN ACUTE SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS C. Esposito, S. Campi, C. Cacciari, C. Cannizzaro, P. L. Bandinelli, P. Girardi, G. Spalletta, G. Ducci (ITALY)

454 FACTORS AFFECTING ADHERENCE TO MEDICATION IN PATIENT WITH PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS Ana Cardoso, José Souta, Miguel Xavier (PORTUGAL)

455 GLOBAL ASSESSMENT OF FUNCTIONING AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Iosune Torio, Monica Dompablo, Marta MorenoOrtega, Alexandra Bagney, David Rentero, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Tomás Palomo, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez (SPAIN)

456 PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SCHZOPHRENIA IN STOCKHOLM COUNTY, SWEDEN Erica M. Brostedt, Marie E. Persson, Mussie Msghina, Björn Wettermark (SWEDEN)

Ana I. Hernández, Ángel L. Montejo, Susana Majadas, Nieves Prieto, Santiago Sánchez, Maite Gallego, Berta Bote, Carmen MartÍn, Julia Calama, Juan Matías (SPAIN)

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Khadija Deroui, Meriem Bouslikhane, Mohamed Agoub (MOROCCO)

449 IMPAIRED FACIAL EMOTION PROCESSING IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS WITH HIGH GENETIC LOADING FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA: A FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING STUDY

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441 NEUROPSYCOLOGICAL FUNCTION, INSIGHT AND TREATMENT ADHERENCE WITHIN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

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457 A new Linux based pszichometric software to assess social cognition in schizophrenia Eszter Varga, Szilvia Endre, Titusz Bugya, Réka Horváth, András Hajnal, Zsuzsanna Schnell, József Janszky, Tamás Tényi, Mária Simon, Róbert Herold (HUNGARY)

458 THE FAILURE TO DEACTIVATE DURING CONTEXT PROCESSING MAY BE THE REASON FOR IMPAIRED THEORY OF MIND IN SCHIZOPHRENIA. AN FMRI STUDY Eszter Varga, Tamás Tényi, András Hajnal, Mária Simos, Zsuzsanna Schnell, Róbert Járai, Gergely Orsi, József Janszky, Réka Horváth, Róbert Herold (HUNGARY)

459 CLASSICAL DESCRIPTIONS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA: A CASE REPORT Henrique Salgado, Marlene Alves, Paulo Carvalho, Olga Campos, Fernando Leite (PORTUGAL)

460 INDIVIDUALIZED METACOGNITIVE TRAINING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: TWO CASE STUDIES Josep Pena-Garijo, Cristina Monfort, María Ángeles Ruipérez (SPAIN)

461 ACUTE EFFECTS OF NABILONE AND NICOTINE ON ATTENTIONAL PROCESSING IN HEALTHY PARTICIPANTS: A BRAIN EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY Joëlle Choueiry, Renee Nelson, Jasmit Heera, Lawrence Iyang, Sara de la Salle, Dylan Smith, Danielle Impey, Ashley Beaudoin, Jakov Shlik, Verner Knott (CANADA)

462 MAGICO-RELIGIOUS BELIEFS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A STUDY FROM EASTERN PART OF NEPAL Nidesh Sapkota (NEPAL)

463 The Correlation Between The Symptoms of Schizophrenia: Emotional Distress, Psychotic Symptoms and Cognitive Function

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Chia-Ju Lin, Yi-Yung Hung, Tiao-Lai Huang (TAIWAN)

464 USE OF PALIPERIDONE IN THE PERSISTENT DELUSIONAL DISORDER Carlos Javier Sánchez Miñano, Karolina Rozmus, Beatriz Ruiz García, María Ángeles Bernal López, Icíar Alonso García, Isabel Lázaro Montero de Espinosa, Mateo Campillo Agustí, Ignacio López Corral (SPAIN)

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465 EXERIENCIA EN EL USO DE PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA POR LOS RESIDENTES DE PSIQUIATRÍA EN EL CENTRO DE SALUD MENTAL Carlos Javier Sánchez Miñano, María Ángeles Bernal López, Icíar Alonso García, Karolina Rozmus, Isabel Lázaro Montero de Espinosa, Mateo Campillo Agustí (SPAIN)

466 SÍNDROME NEUROLÉPTICO MALIGNO COMO VARIANTE DE LA CATATONÍA LETAL. A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO CLÍNICO Elena Pizarro, María Robles, Cristina Corbalán (SPAIN)

467 EFFECTS OF CHRONIC ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT ON OXIDATIVE STRESS MARKERS IN PHENCYCLIDINE MODEL OF SCHIZOPHRENIA Tihomir Stojkovic, Milica Velimirovic, Gordana Jevtic, Tatjana Nikolic, Natasa petronijevic (SERBIA)

468 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE 5 PANSS FACTORS AND THE COGNITIVE DOMAINS OF THE MATRICS CONSENSUS COGNITIVE BATTERY Alexandra Bagney, Iosune Torio, Marta MorenoOrtega, Mónica Dompablo, David Rentero, Helena Fernández-Garcimartín, Javier Rodríguez-Torresano, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Tomas Palomo, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez (SPAIN)

469 CLINICAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC FEATURES OF ACTIVE CONVULSIVE EPILEPSY IN RURAL KENYA: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY Rahab Njeri Mbugua, Gilbert Mungai, David Ndetei (KENYA)

470 Investigation of Facial Affect Processing Following Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Patients with Schizophrenia: An Event-related Potential (ERP) Study Dhrasti Shah, Ashley Beaudion, Hayley Bowers, Nicola Wright, Allen Labelle, Thomas Fogl, David Attwood, Carlos Miura, Verner Knott, Charles Collin (CANADA)

471 USE OF LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTICS IN EARLY PSYCHOSIS PATIENTS Álvaro López Díaz, Sara Galiano Rus, José Luis Fernández González (SPAIN)

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474 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL EVOLUTION OF ACUTE PSYCHOSIS WITH THE SOCIETY EVOLUTION IN MADAGASCAR Imisanavalona H. Rafehivola, Evah Raobelle, Bertille Rajaonarison, Adeline Raharivelo (MADAGASCAR)

475 ACUTE EFFECTS OF NICOTINE AND NABILONE ON MMN-INDEXED AUDITORY SENSORY MEMORY: A BRAIN EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY Sara de la Salle, Lawrence Inyang, Danielle Impey, Dylan Smith, Joelle Choueiry, Renee Nelson, Jasmit Heera, Vadim Ilivitsky, Jakov Shlik, Verner Knott (CANADA)

476 ARGUMENTATIVE MARKERS OF DELUSIONAL BELIEFS Mélanie Leclère (FRANCE)

477 QUALITY OF LIFE IN SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER Mónica Dompablo, Alexandra Bagney, Iosune Torio, David Rentero, Marta Moreno-Ortega, Helena Fernández-Garcimartín, Javier Rodríguez-Torresano, Miguel Ángel Jiménez-Arriero, Tomás Palomo, Roberto Rodríguez-Jiménez (SPAIN)

478 “A THUNDERBOLT IN A SERENE SKY”: THE CONCEPT OF BOUFFET DELIRANT REVISITED WITH A CLINICAL CASE REPORT David Mota, Celsa Pissarra, Antonio Bajouco (PORTUGAL)

479 THE AMERICAN DREAM: A PECULIAR CASE OF DELUSION Ana Margarida Ribeiro, Ana Sofia Costa, Adelaide Costa, Ricardo Moreira, Isabel Costa, António Roma Torres (PORTUGAL)

480 SCHIZOPHRENIA IS A MYTH – ANALYSIS OF SYMPTOMS – PART TWO: HOW ARE HALLUCINATIONS FORMED Kc Gurnani (INDIA)

Rafael Penadés, Sara Martínez-Domínguez, Bàrbara Segura, Alexandre González-Rodríguez, Rosa Catalán, Miquel Bernardo (SPAIN)

482 The Living Dead – A case report about Cotard’s Syndrome Catarina Cochat, Maria Peixoto, Nuno Campeão, Pedro Oliveira, Vitor Pimenta, Catarina Fonseca (PORTUGAL)

483 Childhood Trauma in First Episode Psychosis Esra Aydýnlý, Hira Selma Kalkan, Ahmet Ayer, Köksal Alptekin (TURKEY)

484 The Relationship Between Childhood Trauma and Aggression in Schizophrenia Hýra Selma Kalkan (TURKEY)

485 The relation between childhood trauma history and psychotic symptoms in patients with first episode psychosis Esra Aydýnlý, Hira Selma Kalkan, Ahmet Ayer, Köksal Alptekin (TURKEY)

486 THE PSYCHO-SOCIAL REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Ganna Kozhyna, Volodymyr Korostiy, Olexandr Kryshtal, Valentin Kryshtal (UKRAINE)

487 IDEACIÓN DELIRANTE DE CAPGRAS Y SÍNDROME DE FRÉGOLY: A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO Nagore Iriarte Yoller, Valentina Ivanova Dimitrova, Sendoa Quijada Martín, María Rosario Hermando Segura, Marta Benito Martín, Roberto Sosa Ojeda (SPAIN)

488 ALONE (OR) WITH BUGS? A DELUSIONAL PARASITOSIS CASE REPORT Ângela Ribeiro, João Pedro Ribeiro, Sara Moreira, Orlando von Doellinger (PORTUGAL)

489 Identifying psychosis in a remote rural setting: the FEP-INCET Study Jonathan Burns, Sisanda Mtshemla, Elliot Makhatini, Joy Noel Baumgartner, Ida Susser, Ian McKeague, Wim Veling, Wijbrand Hoek, Graham Thornicroft, Ezra Susser (SOUTH AFRICA)

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Koksal Alptekin, Tolga Binbay, Hayriye Elbi, Nesli Zaðlý, Hüseyin Onay, Ferda Özkýnay, Jim van Os (TURKEY)

481 THE COMPLETE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL COGNITION O DAILY FUNCTIONING IN SCHIZPPHRENIA: STUDY OF INCREMENTAL VALIDITY AND MEDIATIONAL EFFECTS

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473 Familial liability, the BDNF-Val66Met polymorphism and psychotic-like experiences

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490 Impact of reward on pain: comparison between patients with schizophrenia and healthy controls Noomane Bouaziz, Virginie Moulier, Annie Wojakievicz, Malo De bazelaire, Thomas Gargot, Arezki Ourrad, Palmyre Schennen-King, René Benadhira, Dominique Januel (FRANCE)

491 MEJORÍA COGNITIVA Y DE LA INTERACCIÓN SOCIAL TRAS EL CAMBIO DE CLOZAPINA A PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA: A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO Juan Andrés Martínez Andrés (SPAIN)

492 CAMBIO DE CLOZAPINA A PALMITATO DE PALIPERIDONA: SEGURIDAD Y EFICACIA EN UN AMPLIO NÚMERO DE PACIENTES Juan Andrés Martínez Andrés (SPAIN)

493 IMPACT OF THE PSYCHOEDUCATION IN THE SCHIZOPHRENIAS Belbachir Siham, El Hajji Karima, Sekkat Fatima zahra (MOROCCO)

494 CANNABIS Y PSICOSIS Silvia Cañas Fraile (SPAIN)

495 CURRENT CANNABIS USE AND AGE OF PSYCHOSIS ONSET: A GENDER-MEDIATED RELATIONSHIP? RESULTS FROM AN 8-YEAR FEP INCIDENCE STUDY IN BOLOGNA Ilaria Tarricone, Fabio Allegri, Martino Belvederi Murri, Alessandra Paparelli, Viviana Storbini, Domenico Berardi (ITALY)

496 THE IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE USE AT PSYCHOSIS ONSET ON FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS COURSE: RESULTS FROM A 1 YEAR FOLLOW-UP STUDY IN BOLOGNA

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Ilaria Tarricone, Jane Boydell, Viviana Storbini, Federico Triolo, Craig Morgan, Marta Di Forti, Robin Murray, Domenico Berardi (ITALY)

497 Effect of anxiety in depressive symptoms, functional outcomes and adherence to treatment in FEPs Mª Purificación López-Peña, Iñaki Zorrilla, Nuria Nuñez, Marta Zubia, Iris De la Rosa, Saioa López, Rubén Touzon, Mónica Martínez, Adriana García, Ana Mª González-Pinto (SPAIN)

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498 CATATONIA. NOSOLOGICAL CONCEPT. IMPORTANCE IN DIAGNOSTIC ORIENTATION IN BIPOLAR PATIENTS, AND BONDING PRIORITY RELATIVE TO MOTOR SYMPTOMS IN AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Cristina Bombin, Blas Bombín (SPAIN)

499 PREDICTORS OF COGNITION IN MANIC AND DEPRESSIVE FEP DEBUT Iñaki Zorrilla, Mª Purificación López-Peña, Nuria Nuñez, Ane Eizaguirre, Ana Isabel Cano, Aitor Francos, Estibaliz Saez de Adana, Marga Saenz Herreo, Adriana García, Ana Mª GonzálezPinto (SPAIN)

500 METABOLIC SYNDROME IN OUTPATIENTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESSES TREATED WITH DEPOT ANTIPSYCHOTICS Sancho Diaz, Pérez Moleiro, Álvarez Ariza, Fraga Liste (SPAIN)

501 SOCIAL COGNITION IN THE COURSE OF PSYCHOSIS AND ITS CORRELATION TO PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS Evangelos Ntouros, Evangelos Karanikas, George Konstantinou, Anastasia Ntrogkounta, Aikaterini Tsoura, Anna Papa, Dimitrios Kourbetis, George Garyfallos (GREECE)

502 IGF-1 AND CORTISOL LEVELS IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS AND CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS Evangelos Ntouros, Evangelos Karanikas, Dimitrios Nasioudis, George Konstantinou, Ioannis Anastasiadis, Dimitrios Oikonomou, Dimitrios Kourbetis, George Garyfallos (GREECE)

503 Evaluation of the Impact of a Psycho-educational Intervention on Knowledge levels and Psychological Outcomes for people diagnosed with Schizophrenia and their Caregivers in Jordan: a Randomized Controlled Trial Abd Alhadi Hasan (UNITED KINGDOM)

504 PSYCHOTIC DISORDER AND HALLUCINATIONS IN A POPULATION WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY María Eva Fernández, Albert Torres, Ángeles Torres, Raquel Ramo, María Torres, Luis Salvador-Carulla, Rafael Martínez-Leal (SPAIN)

505 SOCIAL SUPPORT IN BIPOLAR DISORDER Feten Fekih-Romdhane, Sonia Hamzaoui, Sami Ouanes, Wided Homri, Imene Ben Romdhane, Raja Labbane (TUNISIA)

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506 Treatment response and outcome in patients with First-Episode Psychosis treated with paliperidone palmitate Rafael Fernández García-Andrade, Virginia Vidal Martínez (SPAIN)

507 WORKING IN FEAR AND CONFUSION, CHALLENGES IN PSYCHOEDUCATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA José Fernando Cruz Fourcade, Natalia Rodríguez Criado (SPAIN)

508 POOR SELF CARE CORRELATES WITH GOOD INSIGHT IN CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIA Miguel Martínez-Roig, Sandra Gallego-Villalta, Arancha Ortiz-Martin, Silvia De VicenteRevenga (SPAIN)

509 TOBACCO RELATED DISORDERS - A HIDDEN COMORBID DSM DIAGNOSES IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND OTHER PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS V. Parmar, E. Talikowska-Szymczak, G. Odejayi (CANADA)

510 BUILDING A TEAM INVOLVED IN PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF PRIMARY POLYDIPSIA IN A PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENT/INPATIENT POPULATION: A PILOT STUDY

515 ONSET OF ACUTE AND TRANSIENT PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS IN INDIA: A STUDY OF SOCIODEMOGRAPHICS AND FACTORS AFFECTING ITS OUTCOME S. Mehta, A. Tyagi, M. Kumar, R. Tripathi (INDIA)

516 NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR REHABILITATION OF SCHIZOPHRENIA OUT-PATIENTS IN INDIA P. Ramachandran (INDIA)

517 A TALE OF TWO ‘DEVELOPMENTAL’ DISORDERS: SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH FAMILIAL CAVERNOMA A. Ajit, V. Punnoose (INDIA)

518 CHANGES IN SERUM LEVELS OF BRAIN DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR AND NERVE GROWTH FACTOR-BETA IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS BEFORE AND AFTER TREATMENT T. Mehrdad, A. Abolghasem, H. Seyyed Hamzeh, R. Mina (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

520 EEG COHERENCE TO OCTAVE ILLUSION IN FIRSTEPISODE PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS W. Wang, L.L Zheng (CHINA)

Varin Parmar, F. Iftene (CANADA)

511 5-HTP HYPOTHESIS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA K. Fukuda (JAPAN)

521 A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED PILOT STUDY OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL SOCIAL SKILLS TRAINING (KOREAN VER.) FOR THE SCHIZOPHRENIA Y. Choi, H. Park (KOREA, REP.)

513 IMPACT OF CARE AND SUPPORT RENDERED BY FAMILIES ON SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS FOLLOWING DISCHARGE A. Sefasi, A. Kapinga (MALAWI)

514 PALIPERIDONE PALMITATE VERSUS CONVENTIONAL DEPOTS IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: A 24 MONTHS STUDY S.L. Romero Guillena, B.O. Plasencia García de Diego, C. García Roman (SPAIN)

A. Fujita (JAPAN)

523 A PRACTICAL STUDY ON COGNITIVE REMEDIATION THERAPY (CRT) USING THE FRONTAL/EXECUTIVE PROGRAM (FEP) FOR PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA H. Ohmiya, K. Yamashita, T. Miyata, Y. Hatakeyama, K. Yambe, I. Matsumoto, M. Matsui, A. Toyomaki, K. Denda (JAPAN)

524  FRONTAL SLOW-WAVE ACTIVITY, NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS AND FUNCTIONAL ABILITIES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA J. Cañive, Y. Chen, B. Howell, J.C. Edgar, M. Huang, C. Wootton, M. Hunter, J. Sadek (USA)

515

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K. Wingfai (UNITED KINGDOM)

522  THE EFFECTS OF PSCHOEDUCATION ON SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS AFTER RECOVERY FROM ACUTE PSYCHOSIS

POSTER SESSION 03

512 ARE THERE EVIDENCE THAT SOCIAL CLASS AT BIRTH INCREASES RISK OF PSYCHOSIS? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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525 ANALYTICAL STUDY OF FUNCTIONALITY AND COGNITION IN SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER B. Vidal, M. Pardo, J. Serret, A. Diaz, G. Ford, R. Ros, R. Torres, Y. Liebana, A. Belda, C. Hernández, B. Rubio, M. Villar (SPAIN)

526 THE INFLUENCE OF THE DIAGNOSIS AND THE ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE ANTIPSYCHOTIC IN THE MONITORING

533 Sexual Dysfunction and Its Effect On Couple Harmony In Patients with Depressive and Anxiety Disorder At a Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Inpatient Service Okan Er, Ayþe Gül Yýlmaz Özpolat (TURKEY)

534 ADULT ATTACHMENT STYLES AND STRESS HORMONES IN A SAMPLE OF SUBJECTS WITH GENDER IDENTITY DISORDER

C. Hernández, B. Vidal, M. Pardo, J. Serret, A. Diaz, G. Ford, R. Ros, R. Torres, Y. Liebana, A. Belda, B. Rubio, M. Villar (SPAIN)

527

P ALIPERIDONE PALMITATE TREATMENT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Alfonso Chinchilla, Rebeca Manzanero, Marta López, Hugo Palatucci (SPAIN)

Claudia Palumbo, Valeria Pace, Luca Quagliarella, Maria Antonietta Furio, Cristina Petroni, Marco Colizzi, Rosalia Costa, Orlando Todarello, Guido Di Sciascio (ITALY)

535 COMPARISON OF EFFECT OF SSRIs AND TRAZODONE ON SEXUAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH MDD Habibolah Khazaie, Leeba Rezaie, Nastaran Rezaei payam, Farid Najafi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

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Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders 528 Sexuality Research and Practice: Perspectives from SAARC Countries Ajit Kumar Avasthi, Nirmal Lamichhane (INDIA)

T he frequency and quality of sexual dysfunction disorders in inpatients of consultation liaison psychiatry and its association between dyadic adjustment of couples Okan Er, Özlem Konað, Ayþe Gül Yýlmaz Özpolat (TURKEY)

537 UNCONSUMMATED MARRIAGE: ETIOLOGY & MANAGEMENT - AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE Mrugesh Vaishnav, Parth Vaishnav (INDIA)

529 MATERNITY AND PATERNITY WISHES IN TRANSSEXUALS Esther Gómez Gil, Isabel Esteva, Ángel Luis Montejo, Antonio Guillamón (SPAIN)

530 Questionnaire on Sexual Attitude and Function 2009: A novel clinical and epidemiological computer based tool Kiumars Pirkalani, Zahra Talaeerad  (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

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Wednesday 17th

531 Reciprocal interaction between sexuality and personality: Parallel assessment of patients with QSAF- 2009 and MCMI-III Kiumars Pirkalani, Zahra Talaeerad (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

532 Milk relationship and incest Annadurai Variankaval Ramasamy (INDIA)

538 SEXUALITY OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: GENDER DIFFERENCES Jaafar Nakhli, Saoussen Bouhlel, badii Amamou, Yousri El Kissi, Béchir Ben Hadj Ali (TUNISIA)

539 A MATTER OF GENDER – THE REFLECTIONS THAT ADOLESCENTS DEMAND US Ana Prata, Ana Barata, Tania Duque, Cátia Milheiro, Rita Rodrigues, João Marques, Paula Vaz, Fernanda Pedro, Isabel Trindade, António Matos (PORTUGAL)

540 GENDER DYSPHORIA: PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY, PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND PERSONALITY Marta Serrano, Laura García, Nuria Asenjo (SPAIN)

541 ATTACHMENT STYLES IN MALE-TO-FEMALE TRANSSEXUALS BEFORE AND AFTER SEX REASSIGNMENT SURGERY Fahime Sadat Tavalaeyan, Mohammad Ali Besharat (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

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542 INTERPERSONAL PROBLEMS, TRANSSEXUALS AND SEX REASSIGNMENT SURGERY Fahime Sadat Tavalaeyan, Mohammad Ali Besharat, Seyed Mohammad Tavalaeyan (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

543 CORRELATION BETWEEN CROSS-SEX HORMONES, TEMPERAMENT AND MENTAL WELL-BEING: STUDY IN A SAMPLE OF SUBJECTS WITH GENDER IDENTITY DISORDERS Maria Antonietta Furio, Claudia Palumbo, Maria Cristina Petroni, Valeria Pace, Luca Quagliarella, Marco Colizzi, Rosalia Costa, Lilia Carmen Natilla, Guido Di Sciascio, Orlando Todarello (ITALY)

544 IMPACT OF SURGICAL TREATMENT ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN A SAMPLE OF SUBJECTS WITH GENDER IDENTITY DISORDERS Maria Cristina Petroni, Claudia Palumbo, Maria Antonietta Furio, Valeria Pace, Luca Quagliarella, Margarita Tyropani, Lilia Carmen Natilla, Domenico Giacco, Guido Di Sciascio, Orlando Todarello (ITALY)

545 Effect of high altitude on Erectile function in otherwise healthy individuals Usama Bin Zubair, Humza Mumtaz, Shoaib Tabassum, Saleem Jahangeer (PAKISTAN)

546 SEX ADDICTION: MYTH OR REALITY?

550 REM SLEEP BEHAVIOR DISORDER PRESENTING IN AN 85 YEAR OLD MALE Rita Varela, Miguel Nascimento, Lucília Bravo, Alice Nobre (PORTUGAL)

551 BIBLIOMETRIC APPROACH OF INSOMNIA, PSYCHIATRIC COMORBIDITY AND UPDATE OF HYPNOTIC DRUGS Pilar García-García, Cecilio Alamo, Francisco LópezMuñoz (SPAIN)

552 REPORT OF A CASE. IMPORTANCE OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY WORK IN DAY HOSPITAL (DH) Ignacio Álvarez Marrodán, Aranzazu Alzate Guergué, Agurtzane Urteaga Martin, Rafael López Velasco, Daniel Pérez Tausia, David Calvo Medel, Silvia Lou Mur, Virginia Torrente Mur (SPAIN)

553 KLEINE-LEVIN SYNDROME IN A TEENAGE GIRL: A CASE REPORT Sara Merino, Antonio Serrano, José de Santiago, Raúl Merino, María Oblanca (SPAIN)

554 THE EFFECT OF SANSONINTO ON THE INSOMNIA IN SOCIALLY ISOLATED MICE Kentaro Kira, Koutaro Takasaki, Masaki Nagao, Hiroshi Moriyama, Kaori Kubota, Syutaro Katurabayashi, Kennichi Mishima, Naoki Uchida, Ryoji Nishimura, Katunori Iwasaki (JAPAN)

D. Lin, A. Bergel, E. Gerz (USA)

547 SEXUAL FUNCTION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA D. Lin, C. Snyder, G. Colon-Vilar, E. Concepcion (USA)

555 USE OF THE MELATONIN IN THE TREATMENT OF PANIC DISORDER AND INSOMNIA Milorad Jeremic, Stojan Bajraktarov, Gabriela Novotni (MACEDONIA, FYR)

556 PRE-SLEEP AROUSAL AND SLEEP IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Raquel Santos-Pereira, Rosa Grangeia, Amelia Mendes (PORTUGAL)

549 Pramipexole improved Mirtazapine-induced restless legs syndrome Akiko Makiguchi, Masaki Nishida, Katsutoshi Shioda, Shiro Suda, Koichi Nishijima, Satoshi Kato (JAPAN)

557 THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HYPNOTIC CRAVING AND HYPNOTIC USE: A VALIDATION STUDY OF THE HYPNOTIC CRAVING SCALE Chien-Ming Yang, Chun-Hui Jen, Chang-Wei Chen, Ling-Chun Chen (TAIWAN)

558 SLEEP DISORDERS IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS Gkeka Elina, Koutis Ioannis (GREECE)

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548 NARCOLEPSY VERSUS MALINGERING – A REVIEW WITH A CASE REPORT

Maria João Soares, Ana Paula Amaral, Sandra Bos, Ana Telma Pereira, Mariana Marques, António Macedo (PORTUGAL)

POSTER SESSION 03

Sleep Disorders

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

559 QUALITY OF SLEEP IN ANXIOUS PATIENTS Mª Del Carmen García Mahía, María Lado Codesido, María Vidal Millares (SPAIN)

560 POSTMENOPAUSAL SLEEP DISORDER: EFFECT OF VALERAIN AND LEMON BALM COMBINED CAPSULES, A TRIPLE BLIND RANDOMIZED PLACEBO CONTROL CLINICAL TRIAL Simin Taavoni, Neda Nazem Ekbatani, Hamid Haghani (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

561 TRAUMA, DISSOCIATION AND QUALITY OF SLEEP H. Espirito-Santo, A.L. Pinto, S. Moitinho, J.L. PioAbreu (PORTUGAL)

569 INFORMATION AND ATTITUDES OF THE RELATIVES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL ILNESSES ON NONMEDICAL APPLICATIONS THEY USE FOR THEIR PATIENTS Gamze Sarýkoç, Meral DEMÝRALP, Cengiz Han Açýkel, Aytekin Özþahin (TURKEY)

570 Positive Psychotherapy: A transcultural psychodynamic method Hamid Peseschkian (GERMANY)

571 Food Insecurity among Individuals with Serious Mental Illnesses in the U.S. Ruth Shim (USA)

572 SUICIDE ATTEMPTS AND FINANCIAL CRISIS IN GREECE: A STUDY IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL

Social and Cultural Psychiatry 562 Prevalence and correlates of depression in the vulnerable Korean elderly received home visiting care Kyoung Ho Han, Jee Eun Park, Maeng Je Cho (KOREA, REP.)

563 Effect of Marriage on Mental Illness Prakash Behere, Kiran Verma, Nikhil Goel, Akshata Mulmule (INDIA)

565 Anthropological-PsychiatricPshychoanalytical-Sociological Importance of Oedipus in the structuring of the individual and in its desease Adrian Cesar Besuschio, Daniel Osvaldo Cichello, Celeste Tarrio, Luis Oswald (ARGENTINA)

566 PSYCHOECONOMIC NOSOLOGY

POSTER SESSION 03

Wednesday 17th

Ramirez Cesar (ARGENTINA)

567 HIKIKOMORI IN SPAIN: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Ángeles Malagón, David Córcoles, Julia Moreno, Agnès Sabaté, Anna González, Magda Bellsolà, Daniel Bergé, Luis Miguel Martín, Victor Pérez (SPAIN)

568 PSYCHOSIS POSTPARTUM IN A MALE Margarita Sáenz, Marta Zubia (SPAIN)

518

Georgios Papageorgiou, Georgios Avraam, Th. Vorvolakos (GREECE)

573 MAGICO RELIGIOUS INTERVENTIONS IN MAJOR MENTAL ILLNESS- A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY AMONG PRIMARY CARE GIVERS FROM INDIA Sheena Soman, Anish NRK (INDIA)

574 THE SOCIO DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS RELATED TO MIGRANTS MENTAL HEALTH IN IRAN, KarajHesarak Yousef Fakour, maryam Momtaz bakhsh, eslam Aghapour, seid ali Nojoumi, shokouh Ahmadi (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

575 FOCUSSING ON RECOVERY: A GERMAN STUDY WITH THE RSA-QUESTIONNAIRE Gisbert Eikmeier, Luciana Degano-Kieser, Uwe Gonther, Angelika Lacroix, Edith Kramer, Jörg Utschakowski (GERMANY)

576 MENTAL HEALTH AND IMMIGRATION (IN PRISON), DENYING MYTHS Daniel Pérez Tausia, Rafael López Velasco, María Garriz Forne, Ignacio Álvarez Marrodan, Virginia Torrente Mur, Silvia Lou Mur, David Calvo Medel, Esther Pérez Pérez, Sara Chivite Las Heras (SPAIN)

577 ULYSSES PERNAMBUCANO AND RENÉ RIBEIRO: THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY IN PERNAMBUCO (BRAZIL) Fernando Lins, Lucas Silva (BRAZIL)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

579 Two hemispheres of Psychiatry Training: Residency and Treatment in the East and the West Roberto Castanos, Steven Aguilar, Gerald Maguire (USA)

580 The role of racial discrimination in the development of mental health disorders in Latin American immigrant children Florez Isabel, Moragues Esteve, Torres Laura, Rendal Yolanda, Roset Carolina, Iglesias Cristina (SPAIN)

581 LOW RATES OF DIAGNOSED DEPRESSION AND REPORTED SUICIDAL IDEATION IN HOSPITALIZED BLACK CANADIANS G. Eric Jarvis (CANADA)

582 COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES USAGE IN TUNISIAN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER: ASSOCIATIONS WITH ADHERENCE TO TREATMENT Mohamed Hichem Lakhal, Safouen Hechmi, Sami Ouanes, Jihed Mrizak, Rym Rafrafi, Zouhaier El Hechmi (TUNISIA)

583 JOB LOSS EFFECTS ON MENTAL HEALTH Veselinka Milovic, Dragica Minic, Vesna Joksimovic, Spasoje Vujanovic (MONTENEGRO)

584 FROM THE AIRPORT TO A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION UNIT Laura Moreno Fernández, Paula García Jorge, Miguel Vega Piñero, Carlos Riaza Bermudo Soriano (SPAIN)

585 Cross-cultural attention model for reintegrated FARC-EP’s members with mental illness Jeffrey González Giraldo, Carlos Molina Bulla (COLOMBIA)

Christophe Paris, Marie-Jo Bourdin, Rachel Wadoux, Stéphanie Larchanché (FRANCE)

587 Culture-specific stigma towards mental illnesses and its effects on help-seeking preferences and barriers to treatment among Chinese in the UK Cheuk Yan Leung, David Kingdon (UNITED KINGDOM)

588 IMMIGRATION, SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS AND CLINICAL SEVERITY IN ACUTE UNIT Karina Luengas, Laura Barbadillo, Ander Galdeano, Jaione Carton, Imanol Querejeta (SPAIN)

589 SEXUAL ABUSE AND MENTAL DISORDERS IN AN ADULT POPULATION OF THE OUTPATIENT SERVICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY OF THE HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS IN ASUNCIÓN-PARAGUAY María Del Pilar Fresco, Cristina Arrom, Carmen Marina Arrom, Marcos Capurro, María Auxiliadora Arrom, Valentina Vargas, Mirta Romero, Manuel Fresco (PARAGUAY)

590 VIOLENCE AND MENTAL DISORDERS IN AN ADULT POPULATION THAT ATTEND THE OUTPATIENT SERVICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY OF THE HOSPITAL DE CLÍNICAS IN ASUNCIÓN-PARAGUAY Marcos Capurro, María Del Pilar Fresco, Cristina Arrom, Carmen Marina Arrom, María Auxiliadora Arrom, Margarita Samudio, Andrés Arce, Manuel Fresco (PARAGUAY)

591 INTRAFAMILY VIOLENCE IN AN ADULT POPULATION ATTENDING THE OUTPATIENT SERVICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY OF THE UNA ASUNCIÓN-PARAGUAY María Del Pilar Fresco, Cristina Arrom, Carmen Marina Arrom, Marcos Capurro, María Auxiliadora Arrom, Mirta Romero, Andrés Arce, Margarita Samudio, Manuel Fresco (PARAGUAY)

592 PSYCHOSIS IN THE CONTEXT OF AFRICAN THERAPEUTIC TRADITIONS – A CASE FROM SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE F. Gomes, G. Pereira, R. Mateiro, H. Esteves (PORTUGAL)

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Wingfai Kwok, Arpit Vyas, Bijoy Saha, Siddharth Agarwal (UNITED KINGDOM)

586 IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTHCARE ACCESS FOR IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN PARIS: THE MEDIACOR EXPERIMENT

POSTER SESSION 03

578 DOES BULLYING IN CHILDREN BY PEERS INCREASE THE RISK OF PSYCHOSIS FOR VICTIMS? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

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593 Salud Mental Comunitaria. ¿Hacia Dónde vamos? Gabriela Severino, Gema Caupena, Carmen Martínez, Mireia Rossell, Miriam Movilla, Sandra Heredia, Laura Jordan, Yolanda Abellan, Montse Carmona, Diego Palao (SPAIN)

594 PSYCHIATRIC MORBIDITY AMONG MALE SEX OFFENDERS AT KAMITI PRISON, KENYA Rahab Njeri Mbugua, David Ndetei (KENYA)

595 Schizophrenia in two Portuguese speaking countries Marco Duarte, Maria Chai, Elodie Almeida, Catarina Agostinho, Daniel Silva, Maria João Carnot (PORTUGAL)

596 TRASTORNO ADAPTATIVO CON SÍNTOMAS PSICÓTICOS. A PROPÓSITO DE UN CASO Isabel Moreno Oliver, C.M. Vega Aponte (SPAIN)

597 DICTATORSHIPS REFLECT SOCIETAL FAULTLINES D. Goel (NEW ZEALAND)

598 ‘I DON’T KNOW, I WON’T GO’: A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON HELP-SEEKING FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN ADULTS FROM GOA, INDIA U. Bhatia, A. Nadkarni (INDIA)

599 PSYCHIATRY, FILM AND THE HOLY LAND A. Hankir (UNITED KINGDOM)

Stigma and Mental Health 602 Stigma and Mental Health Tri Aniswati (INDONESIA)

603 THE EFFECT OF NOMINAL CHANGE ON STIGMA TOWARD SCHIZOPHRENIA: 12 YEARS FROM ‘MIND-SPLITDISEASE’ TO ‘INTEGRATION DISORDER’ IN JAPAN Shinsuke Koike, Sosei Yamaguchi, Yasutaka Ojio, Tadashi Shimada, Kei-ichiro Watanabe, Shuntaro Ando (JAPAN)

604 PRESENTATION OF A PROGRAMME AIMED TO ERAISE MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA TARGETED TO STUDENTS ON SECONDARY SCHOOL Lorena De Simón-Alonso, Cristina García-Aguayo, Agustín Madoz-Gúrpide (SPAIN)

605 EVALUATION OF A PROGRAMME AIMED TO ERAISE MENTAL HELTH STIGMA TARGETED TO STUDENTS ON SECONDARY SCHOOL Lorena De Simón, Cristina García-Aguayo, Agustín Madoz-Gúrpide (SPAIN)

606 STIGMATIZATION TOWARDS PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS IN A COMMUNITY IN NORTHERN NIGERIA Francisca Ibeawuchi, Victor Olisah (NIGERIA)

607 A PROGRAMME AIMED TO ERAISE MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA IN THE WORDS OF A PERSON DIAGNOSED WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER: EMPOWERING PATIENTS Cristina García-Aguayo, Lorena de Simón-Alonso, Agustín Madoz-Gúrpide (SPAIN)

Sociotherapies 600 ReAprendiendo a vivir. Rehabilitación integradora en pacientes discapacitados mentales

POSTER SESSION 03

Wednesday 17th

Aileen Cordovés Maurisset. (CUBA)

608 How Psychiatric Institutions Choose their Advertisement Categories and Names? Naoki Uchida (JAPAN)

609 Analysis of the relationship between knowledge about mental illness and stigma in institute students from three Spanish cities Carlos Vaquero, Jesús Saiz, Monserrat Cebollero, Miguel Ángel Escudero, Elisabet Ureña (SPAIN)

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WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

611 COMMUNITY RECOVERY:A KEY CONCEPT FOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS Galit Halperin (ISRAEL)

612 Description of an intervention program on self-stigma through Cineforum Ainara Crespo Gallarza, Ignacio Torres Solis, María Asuncion Garay Arostegui (SPAIN)

613 THE ISSUE OF STIGMA AS A KEY ELEMENT IN “CAREGIVERS’ KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE TOWARD MENTAL DISOREDRS IN ARMENIA” SURVEY Khachatur Gasparyan, Vahe Khachaturian, Meline Tovmasyan (ARMENIA)

614 THE INTERNALIZED STIGMA: MENTAL ILLNESS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE PATIENT Sofia Gomes, Bruno Ribeiro, Nelson Oliveira, Olga Campos, Maria Peixoto, Joana Pinheiro, Virgílio Henriques, Lurdes Silva (PORTUGAL)

615 ANÁLISIS DEL ESTIGMA DE LA ENFERMEDAD MENTAL EN LOS PROFESIONALES SANITARIOS María José Navarro, Ana Rosa Ivorra, Sandra Rodríguez, Isabel López (SPAIN)

616 DIFFICULTY TO COMMUNICATE PHYSICAL ILLNESS – A CAUSE OF DEATH IN PSYCHIATRY INPATIENTS? Márcia Sequeira, Sofia Barbosa, Sara Castro, Catarina Klut, Bruno Trancas, Nuno Borja-Santos, Teresa Maia (PORTUGAL)

617 PUBLIC ENEMY? A REVIEW OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER AND VIOLENCE María Nebot Macías, Ana Barrera, Remedios Labar, Guillermo Pírez, Raúl Ortega, Miguel Ángel Quintanilla (SPAIN)

618 MENTAL ILLNESS STIGMA IN SOUTH EASTERN EUROPE – THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE IN TERMS OF RESEARCH PRIORITIES Mihail Cristian Pirlog, Alina Zlati, Adriana Mihai, Ariel Como, Vadimir Nakov, Larisa Boderscova, Jana Chihaiz, Predrag Duric (ROMANIA)

Adriana Santos, Joana Ribeiro, Ilda Murta, Luisa Rosa (PORTUGAL)

620 Experience with the First Spanish virtual community for people who hear voices María José Escarti, José Vicente Sancho, Esther Lorente, Ana Luengo, Eduardo J. Aguilar, Julio Sanjuan (SPAIN)

621 BELIEFS TORWARD MENTAL ILLNESS: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS IN PATIENT’S FAMILY Lucília Oliveira, Celsa Pissarra (PORTUGAL)

622 ¿LOS PSIQUIATRAS ESTIGMATIZAN A LOS ENFERMOS MENTALES? Sami Ouanes, Mohamed Hichem Lakhal, Jihed Mrizak, Rym Rafrafi, Zouhaier El-Hechmi (TUNISIA)

623 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERNALIZED STIGMA AND TREATMENT EFFICACY IN MIXED NEUROTIC DISORDERS Marie Ociskova, Jan Prasko, Klara Latalova, Dana Kamaradova, Aleš Grambal, Zuzana Sigmundova, Zuzana Sedlackova, Kristyna Vrbova, Daniela Jelenova, Barbora Mainerova (CZECH REPUBLIC)

624 EVALUATION OF SELF-STIGMA IN PATIENTS WITH AFFECTIVE DISORDERS Jozsef Szavuj, Raluca Tirintica, Adriana Mihai (ROMANIA)

625 ESTIGMA RELACIONADO CON LA SALUD MENTAL EN MÉDICOS DE DOS HOSPITALES DE MADRID Natalia Mesa, David Rentero, Laura Hernández, Manuel Nieves, Sergio Puerta (SPAIN)

626 HOW DOES STIGMA TOWARD SEEKING PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL HELP AND PREVIOUS HELP-SEEKING EXPERIENCE AFFECT HELP-SEEKING INTENTIONS OF EMPLOYEES IN JAPAN Maki Yamamoto, Takayo Inoue (USA)

627 The prevalence of mental disorders in adults in different level general medical facilities In Kenya Rahab Njeri Mbugua David Ndetei (KENYA)

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Mona Abdel-Hamid, Marco Grabemann, Melanie Kownatka, Thomas Zwarg, Marco Zimmermann, Christian Mette, Jens Wiltfang, Bernhard Kis (GERMANY)

619 SOCIAL STIGMA: A DISCUSSION MOTIVATED BY A CASE REPORT

POSTER SESSION 03

610 EMOTIONS IN STAR TREK - AN UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

629 THE WHOS AND THE WHYS OF DELIBERATE SELFINJURY Vanessa Vila Nova, Catarina Cotta, Sérgio Saraiva, Filipa Moutinho (PORTUGAL)

630 STIGMA EXPERIENCES IN PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER Feten Fekih-Romdhane, Sonia Hamzaoui, Sami Ouanes, Wided Homri, Imene Ben Romdhane, Raja Labbane (TUNISIA)

631 STIGMA OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDER Nevenka Duletic, Tanja Mijatovic-Papic, Milka Bulatovic, Kaca Tomcuk (MONTENEGRO)

632 Stigmatisation of mental ill patients Belbachir Siham, El Hajji Karima, Sekkat Fatima zahra (MOROCCO)

633 A STUDY OF STIGMA IN RELATIVES OF PATIENTS ATTENDING PSYCHIATRY OPD N. Singh, M.T Sathyanarayana (INDIA)

634 STIGMATIZATION OF SCHIZOPHRENIA IN FLEMISH NEWSPAPERS I. Struyven, E. Thys, M. De Hert, M. Danckaerts (BELGIUM)

635 RELATIONS OF INTERNALIZED STIGMA AND PERSONALITY IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA D. Guizar-Sánchez, A. Fresan- Orellana (MEXICO)

636 Stopping stigma in Psychiatry Patricia Junquera, Priscilla Chaves, Kelsey Schweiberger (USA)

638 CHANGE PATHWAYS IN INDIGENOUS AND NONINDIGENOUS YOUTH SUICIDE Deborah Goebert, Fumiaki Hamagami, Earl Hishinuma, Jane Chung-Do, Jeanelle SugimotoMatsuda, Kristina Bifulco, Tasha Tydingco (USA)

639 EFFECT OF MARITAL STATUS ON DEATH BY SUICIDE: A DEATH REGISTRY BASED STUDY IN TAIWAN Wen-Jiuan Yen, Ya-Hui Chang, Chung-Yi Li (TAIWAN)

640 A transdisciplinary vision of suicide Celeste Álvarez Capin, Priscila Ferraro De Maria, Jorge Valverdi Pucheta, Diego Monti (ARGENTINA)

641 VICTIMIZATION AND SUICIDE RISK IN A COMMUNITY SAMPLE OF SPANISH ADOLESCENTS Georgina Guilera, Judit Abad, Noemí Pereda, Pilar Escudero (SPAIN)

642 The Predictors of Self-reported Suicidal Behaviors among Korean Adolescents in a Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey Data Gyung-Mee Kim, Jin-Sub Hwang, Ji-Min Kim, JongMin Woo (KOREA, REP.)

643 The Influence Of The Amount Of Press Reports About The Suicide Of Celebrities On Suicide Rates Of Adolescent In South Korea Gyung-Mee Kim, MinKyung Hyun, Seong Mi Choi, Ji-Min Kim, Jong-Min Woo (KOREA, REP.)

644 SUICIDAL IDEATION ASSOCIATED WITH LEVETIRACETAM Paola Prada Ortiz, José Antonio Suarez Meneses, Pedro Sopelana Rodríguez (SPAIN)

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645 ETICA DOCENTE: “SOMOS MUCHOS FRENTE A TI”

Suicide and Psychiatric Emergencies 637 EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION’ IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES Ananda Pandurangi, Roy Abraham Kallivayalil, Prakash Behere, T.S. Sathyanarayana Rao, Cheryl Forchuk (CANADA)

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646 Psychiatric diagnoses in suicide attempts Elena Guillén Guillén, María J. Gordillo Montaño, Diego de la Vega Sánchez, Lucas Giner (SPAIN)

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647 SUICIDAL ATTEMPTS AMONG EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENTS: OUR CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Manuel López Arroyo, Manuel José Martín Esquinas, Carmen Barrionuevo Baeza (SPAIN)

648 ANALYSIS OF THE AUTOLITIC ACTS IN A MENTAL HEALTH UNIT IN 2013 Cristina Diago Labrador, Ana María Álvarez Montoya, Teresa Ruano Hernández (SPAIN)

649 Suicidio racional: uma revisão Inês Gornilho, Luis Coentro, Ana MatosPires (PORTUGAL)

650 Analgesics and suicidal behavior: a casecontrol study A. Fructuoso Castellar, A. Carvajal García-Pando, A. Escudero García, N. Jimeno Bulnes (SPAIN)

657 AKATHISIA IN PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY: A CHALLENGING DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF PSYCHOMOTOR AGITATION Jihed Mrizak, Amira Nasri, Imen Kacem, Riadh Gouider, Rym Ghachem (TUNISIA)

658 Construction of regional network for supporting the attempted suicide patients |A trial of a government-ordinance-designated city in Japan Kenji Yamamoto, Akiko Oku, Shimako Suzuki, Suhoko Yamada, Inui-Yukawa Masami, Shingo Miyaji, Satoru Ohishi, Hitoshi Miyaoka (JAPAN)

659 The associations among childhood maltreatment, “male depression” and suicide risk in psychiatric patients Alberto Forte, Marco Innamorati, Denise Erbuto, Federica Ricci, Mario Amore, Paolo Girardi, Maurizio Pompili (ITALY)

651 SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR PATTERNS

Joaquim Brissos, Ana Matos Pires (PORTUGAL)

653 ALCOHOL USE AMONG SUICIDE ATTEMPTERS: A STUDY OF ASSOCIATION Dhana Ratna Shakya (NEPAL)

654 SUICIDE AND SCHIZOPHRENIA: CASE REPORT Manuel Nieves, Patricia Nava, Sergio Puerta, Sergio Benavente, María Aragüés, Ricardo Angora (SPAIN)

655 SUICIDE ATTEMPTS ASSESSED IN THE EMERGENCY: A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY Patricia Nava, Manuel Nieves, Sergio Benavente, Sergio Puerta, María Aragüés, Ricardo Angora (SPAIN)

656 ANALYSIS OF SUICIDES COMMITTED IN MONTENEGRO DURING THE 2005-2009 PERIOD Lidija (Injac) Stevovic, Olivera Vukovic, Tatijana Perunovic Jovanovic, Aleksandra Raznatovic, Radica Mastilovic Cukovic (MONTENEGRO)

Hilario Blasco-Fontecilla, Paula Artieda-Urrutia, Nuria Berenguer, Juan Manuel García-Vega, Cesar Rodríguez-Lomas, Mónica Fernández-Rodríguez, Isabel González-Villalobos, Laura Colino, Lourdes Fajardo, Luis Iruela Cuadrado (SPAIN)

661 MAJOR REPEATERS: ARE THEY ADDICTED TO SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR? Hilario Blasco-Fontecilla, Paula Artieda-Urrutia, Nuria Berenguer, Juan Manuel García-Vega, Mónica Fernández-Rodríguez, Cesar Rodríguez-Lomas, Isabel González-Villalobos, Laura Colino, Lourdes Fajardo, Luis Iruela Cuadrado (SPAIN)

662 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR AND SUICIDE RISK ASSESSMENT M. Casanueva, M. A. Ariza, B. Martínez, E. de-lasHeras, J. F.Hierro (SPAIN)

663 OBSERVATÓRIO DO SUICÍDIO E PARASSUICÍDIO DO BAIXO ALENTEJO: O PROJECTO Ana Matos Pires, Josefa Coelho, Isabel Santos, Francisco Barrocas, Jesús Figueira, Joaquim Brissos, Aida Pardal, Augusta Silva (PORTUGAL)

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652 COMPORTAMENTO SUICIDÁRIO NUMA URGÊNCIA GERAL. UM ESTUDO EVOLUTIVO

660 SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR BY OVERDOSE AND OTHER MEANS IN REPEATED SUICIDE ATTEMPTS

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Patricia Bernal García, María José Muñoz Algar, Manuel Durán Cutilla, Sergio Raffo Moncloa (SPAIN)

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664 PERFIL DO SUICIDA BAIXO-ALENTEJANO: UM ESTUDO EXPLORATÓRIO Ana Matos Pires, Josefa Coelho, Joaquim Brissos, Isabel Santos (PORTUGAL)

665 EUDOR-AC MULTI-CENTRE RESEARCH PROGRAM: ELECTRODERMAL HYPOREACTIVITY, DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE Marco Sarchiapone, Miriam Iosue, Mario Amore, Doina Cosman, Guido Di Sciascio, Paolo Girardi, Zoltán Rihmer, Patrizia Zeppegno, Claes Holmberg, Lars H. Thorell (ITALY)

666 SELF-INJURY AND PATHOLOGICAL INTERNET USE IN THE SPANISH SAMPLE OF “WORKING IN EUROPE TO STOP TRUANCY AMONG YOUTH” PROJECT (WE-STAY) Patricia Burón, Leticia González-Blanco, Susana AlHalabí, Eva Díaz-Mesa, Leticia García-Álvarez, Marlén Garrido, María Teresa Bascarán, Paz García-Portilla, Pilar Sáiz, Julio Bobes (SPAIN)

667 BENEFITS OF A SECONDARY PREVENTION PROGRAM IN SUICIDE: A ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP EXPERIMENTAL STUDY COMPARED WITH A TREATMENT-AS-USUAL CONTROL GROUP Aina Fernández-Vidal, Adriana Farré, Ana Díaz, Javier de Diego-Adeliño, Santiago Duran-Sindreu, Luis de Ángel, Thaïs Tiana, Enric Álvarez, Víctor Pérez, María J. Portella (SPAIN)

668 Suicide behavior in patients with bipolar versus unipolar depression Luís André Oliveira, Vasco Nogueira, Ana Telma Pereira, Carolina Roque, José Valente, Maria João Soares, Ana Sofia Morais, Nuno Madeira, Miguel Bajouco, António Macedo (PORTUGAL)

669 NEUROLEPTIC MALIGNANT SYNDROME: WHERE DO WE STAND? Joana Silva, Catarina Oliveira-Lima, Gustavo Santos (PORTUGAL)

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670 SUICIDE AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN SPAIN (1999-2012) Celso Iglesias-García, Pilar Alejandra Saiz, Patricia Buron, Fernando Sánchez-Lasheras, Paul Corcoran, María Paz García-Portilla, Julio Bobes (SPAIN)

671 CHARACTERISTICS OF DELIBERATE DRUG POISONING AND A NEED FOR PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTATION Jin Kyung Park, Won Sub Kang, Young Jong Kim, Ah Rang Cho, Sang Min Lee, Jong Woo Kim (KOREA, REP.)

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672 CHARACTERIZATION OF PRISON SUICIDE IN METROPOLITAN REGION, CHILE, FROM 2006 TO 2011 Alberto Aedo, Jorge Rodríguez, Jaime Santander (CHILE)

673 CHARACTERIZATION OF SUICIDES IN GENERAL AND PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS IN METROPOLITAN REGION, CHILE, FROM 2006 TO 2011 Jorge Rodríguez, Alberto Aedo, Erwin Nawelpan, Jaime Santander (CHILE)

674 SUICIDE ATTEMPT IN VALLADOLID EAST SANITARY AREA FIFTEEN YEARS LATER Domínguez Álvarez Elena, Casado Ramírez Virginia, Gallardo Borge Laura, Cepeda Casado Javier, Hernández García Marta, Isidro García Guillermo, Rodríguez Andrés Lara, Ballesta Casanova Trinitario, Uribe Ladrón de Cegama Fernando, Blanco Garrote José Antonio (SPAIN)

675 Children and Adolescents Attempt Suicide: Environment and psychosocial profile Adelina Alcorta-Garza, Nora Patricia González-Luna, Mario Cáceres-Vargas, Hermelinda Fuentes-Luis, Silvia E. Tavitas- Herrera (MEXICO)

676 ATTEMPTED SUICIDES IN SKOPJE, MACEDONIA Mira Polazarevska, Kamka Paketcieva, Valentina Calovska, Elizabet Miceva, Aleksandar Risteski, Tanja Tockova, Elena Sotiroska (MACEDONIA, FYR)

677 IMPACT OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS ON SUICIDE RATES IN SPAIN, A PROPOS OF A CASE OF SHARED SUICIDE CASE Marta Serrano, Laura García, Carlos Parro (SPAIN)

678 SUICIDE ATTEMPTS IN PATIENTS ADMITTED TO A HOSPITAL IN NORTHERN PORTUGAL Ricardo Faria, Elisa Lopes, Aníbal Fonte (PORTUGAL)

679 Suicide attempts in children in the emergency department of a hospital Alberto Rodríguez-Quiroga, Luz María Rubio, Nuria Tur, Sntonio Pelaz (SPAIN)

680 CREENCIAS SOBRE LA CONDUCTA SUICIDA EN UNA MUESTRA DE PROFESIONALES SANITARIOS Carla Falconi Valderrama, Javier Melgar Martínez, Teresa Ruano Hernández (SPAIN)

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681 ¿CUÁLES SON LOS FACTORES CON LOS QUE RELACIONA LA POBLACIÓN GENERAL EL SUICIDIO? Carla Falconi Valderrama, María de la Vega Trujillo López, Josefa Morales Mañas (SPAIN)

682 FEATURES OF FORMING SUICIDE BEHAVIORS IN YOUNG PEOPLE Ganna Kozhyna, Volodymyr Korostiy, Kateryna Zelenska, Sofyia Hmain (UKRAINE)

683 SUICIDE ATTEMPTS AND ECONOMIC CRISIS Vanesa Hervás, Cristina Casas, Betariz Torres (SPAIN)

684 CONSULTANT PSYCHIATRISTS AS SURVIVORS: THE IMPACT OF PATIENT SUICIDE ON TREATING CONSULTANTS Eric Kelleher, Aisling Campbell (IRELAND)

685 AFFECTIVE TEMPERAMENT AND SUICIDALITY João Reis, Rita Barandas, Maria Luisa Figueira (PORTUGAL)

686 Relationship between Insight and attemps of suicide and its evolution in first-episode psychosis: A 1-year follow-up Canal Rivero Manuel, García Egea Jorge, Ruiz Veguilla Miguel (SPAIN)

687 DEMOGRAPHICS AND CLINICAL PROFILE OF ‘PSYCHIATRIC FREQUENT FLYERS’ TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT IN TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL SETTINGS V. Parmar, E. Talikowska-Szymczak (CANADA)

688 EFFECT OF LUNAR PHASE CYCLE (FULL MOON) ON PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY ROOM PRESENTATION IN TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL SETTINGS

691 MEDICAL AND SOCIAL REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH DEPRESSION AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR V. Korostiy, H. Kozhyna, K. Zelenskaya (UKRAINE)

692 NONIDEATION YOUTH SUICIDALITY IN ADJUSTMENT DISORDER (AD) AND SELECTIVE SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITOR (SSRI) SUBGROUPS R. Copelan (USA)

693 FAILED SUICIDE ATTEMPT AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO REACH HIGHER ADJUSTMENT THAN EVER BEFORE Y. Ishizuka (USA)

694 SUICIDE ATTEMPTS AND IDEATION IN AFRICAN AMERICAN TYPE 1 DIABETIC PATIENTS M. Roy, A. Roy (USA)

695 ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN COMPLETED SUICIDE OF A PEER AND PERSONAL SUICIDALITY IN YOUTH IN DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA N. Vawda (SOUTH AFRICA)

696 UTILITY OF PSYCHIATRICS AUTOPSIES (RESULTS OF A SURVEY OF MENTAL HEALTH FROM 2000 TO 2008 IN EAST OF ALGERIA) O. Benelmouloud, M. Benabbas (ALGERIA)

697 THE INTEGRATED PLAN OF SUICIDE PREVENTION IN THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS S. Igumnov, A.P. Helda (BELARUS)

698 MODEL OF THE ORGANIZATION OF SUICIDES PREVENTION N. Kornetov (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

V. Parmar (CANADA)

690 COMPARISON OF ACTUAL TIME SPENT ON MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCIES IN TERTIARY HOSPITAL SETTINGS WITH PSYCHIATRIC TRAINING PROGRAM’S TEACHING CURRICULUM

699 HOW TO CARE FOR THE HOMELESS – INTENSIVE COMMUNITY CARE TEAM DEDICATED TO HOMELESS YOUTH WITH PSYCHOSIS Virginie Dore Gauthier, Didier Jutras Aswad, Clairelaine Ouellet Plamondon, Amal Abdel Baki (CANADA)

Varin Parmar, E. Talikowska-Szymczak (CANADA)

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Varin Parmar, E. Talikowska-Szymczak (CANADA)

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POSTER SESSION 03

689 SEASONAL VARIATIONS OF PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY PRESENTATIONS TO THE TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL SETTINGS

XVI WORLD CONGRESS OF PSYCHIATRY

“FOCUSING ON ACCESS, QUALITY AND HUMANE CARE” MADRID, SPAIN | September 14-18, 2014

700 HOW TO CARE FOR THE HOMELESS – DESCRIBING THE EXISTING TREATMENTS FOR THE PSYCHOTIC HOMELESS YOUNG ADULTS, A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Virginie Dore Gauthier, Didier Jutras Aswad, Clairelaine Ouellet Plamondon, Amal Abdel Baki (CANADA)

701 COMMUNITY VIOLENCE AND MENTAL HEALTH OF CONTEXTUAL WITNESSES YOUTHS Margarita Gurrola, Patricia Balcázar, Alejandra Moysén, Oscar Esparza, Norma Ruvalcaba, María Rivera (MEXICO)

702 EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF TAI CHI (TC) ON ENHANCING GENERAL HEALTH AND MOOD Sepideh Hossaini, Ahmad Alipour, Majid Saffarinia (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

707 LOOKING FOR A BABY-BOY: KYRGYZ ANTHTOPONIMICS AND WOMEN MENTAL HEALTH Elena Molchanova, Alexander Umnyashkin (KYRGYZ REP.)

708 PSYCHOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING PREGNANCY Natalia Benayas Pérez, Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Sofia Irene Valladolid Benayas, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero soto (SPAIN)

709 AFFECTATION OF GESTATION TO BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Natalia Sánchez Gómez, Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Sonia Sánchez Ortueta, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero soto (SPAIN)

710 Pregnancy and electroshock therapy 703 EFFECT OF URBANIZED ENVIRONMENT ON THE CATECHOLAMINE DEPENDENT NEUROCHEMICAL TRANSMISSION Marianna Radacs, Zsolt Molnar, Anna Laszlo, Regina Palfoldi, Laszlo Racz, Krisztian Sepp, Zsuzsanna Valkusz, Marta Galfi (HUNGARY)

704 Sociodemographic correlates of parasuicide among rural residents in the regions affected by Chernobyl nuclear disaster

Rocío González Segura, María Mercedes Huertas Pérez, Natalia Benayas Pérez, Sofía Irene Valladolid Benayas, Azahara Sánchez Gómez, María del Carmen Valero Soto (SPAIN)

711 EFFICACY OF ARIPIPRAZOLE AS A THERAPEUTIC ALTERNATIVE IN THE TREATMENT OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION DURING PREGNANCY José Antonio Aguado Mañas, Olga Segurado Martin, Carlos Francisco Salgado Pascual (SPAIN)

Yury Razvodovsky (BELARUS)

705 THE EFFECT OF ECONOMIC CRISIS IN GREEK UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS, PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM ATHENS Georgios Lyrakos, Elisavet Vagka, Maria Ypofanti, Vasilios Spinaris (GREECE)

712 MATERNAL DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS PRIOR TO PREGNANCY AND LOW BIRTH WEIGHT OFFSPRING IN SOUTH AFRICA Andrew Tomita, Jonathan K. Burns (SOUTH AFRICA)

713 VIOLENCIA DE GÉNERO EN LA ACTUALIDAD ¿UN PASO HACIA DELANTE O HACIA ATRÁS? Laura Portabales Barreiro, Sandra Muñoz Sánchez, Laura Moreno Fernández, Paula García Jorge, Cristina Polo Usaola, Marisa López Gironés (SPAIN)

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Wednesday 17th

Women’s Mental Health 706 DOES ACCEPTANCE OF PAIN MEDIATE THE RELATION OF CATASTROPHISM WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN PATIENTS WITH ENDOMETRIOSIS? Olivia Bernini, Cristina Belviso, Francesca Venditti, Fiammetta Cosci, Carmen Berrocal (ITALY)

714 Pain acceptance in patients with endometriosis and fibromyalgia Francesca Venditti, Monica Romoli, Olivia Bernini, Fiammetta Cosci, Carmen Berrocal (ITALY)

715 AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN MEN AND WOMEN TREATED IN A PUBLIC SERVICE OF PSYCHIATRY IN SANTIAGO DE CHILE María Sol Pastorino, Angela Echeverría, Ramón Florenzano, Jairo Vanegas, Pamela Leiva (SPAIN)

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717 Terapia electroconvulsiva durante el embarazo Diana Pérez, Rubi Fausto (MEXICO)

718 The Effect of Documentary and Health Education Brochure on Treatment Decision among Women with Non-metastatic Breast Cancer Hsing-Chan Chiu, Su-Ying Fang, Yih-Huei Uen, BihChing Shu (TAIWAN)

719 ASSOCIATION OF VIOLENCE, SEXUAL RISK, AND ALCOHOL USE WITH DEPRESSIVE SYMTOMS AMONG WOMEN ENGAGED IN SEX WORK IN MONGOLIA Catherine Carlson, Susan Witte, Milton Wainberg, Arielle Mallen, Aira Toivgoo (USA)

720 MOOD STATES IN PERINATAL AND NON-PERINATAL WOMEN: SIMILAR OR NOT? Ana Pereira, Mariana Marques, Maria Soares, Sandra Bos, Berta Maia, José Valente, Vasco Nogueira, Carolina Roque, Nuno Madeira, Antonio Macedo (PORTUGAL)

721 DEPRESSION AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN PERIMENOPAUSE WITH ANATOMIC CORRELATES Dunja Degmecic, Branka Kristek, Tatjana Rotim, Tatjana Bacun, Vlatka Kovac, Martina Rojnic-Kuzman, Davor Lasic (CROATIA)

722 THE NEED FOR A PSYCHIATRIC PERINATAL CARE PROGRAM: ANALYSIS OF DEMAND FROM MATERNITY HOSPITAL Patricio García-González, Valentina Quiroga-Ayala, Nuria Martínez-Martín, Nadia Ogando-Portilla, Natalia Silva-Dálvit (SPAIN)

723 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF PSYCHOPATHY IN WOMEN WITHIN SECURE SETTINGS Rachel Beryl, Shihning Chou, Birgit Völlm (UNITED KINGDOM)

724 EXPERIENCE OF THE PSYCHIATRIC OBSTETRIC LIAISON CONSULTATION - REVIEW OF SIX YEARS RETROSPECTIVE FOLLOW-UP

María Fe Bravo, María José Hernández, Laura Ibáñez, Marta Torrijos (SPAIN)

726 DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND STRESS IN OTOMI INDIGENOUS WOMEN VICTIMS OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Margarita Gurrola, Patricia Balcázar, Alejandra Moysén, Esteban Esquivel, Julieta Garay, Juana Esteban (MEXICO)

727 COURSE AND TREATMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS IN THE PERINATAL PERIOD Omer Saatcioglu, Nesrin Tomruk, Cansu Cakir, Nurhan Fistikci (TURKEY)

728 Risk of postpartum depression in women with anxiety-depression syntoms during pregnancy and in women with history of severe mental illness Amaia Ugarte, Purificacion López, Izargi Lakunza, Irantzu Lago, Carmen Serrulla, Maite Zabalza, Julia Torregaray, Miren Arrieta, Pilar Riaño, Ana GonzálezPinto (SPAIN)

729 THE LEVEL OF SERUM LIPIDS AND DEPRESSION IN ELDERLY WOMEN Jelena Jovic, Katarina Ristovic, Aleksandar Corac, Bojan Nikolic, Marinela Kneževic, Dragana IgnjatovicRistic (SERBIA)

730 ESTROGEN AND PROGESTERONE EFFECTS ON EMOTION AND COGNITIVE PROCESSING IN THE FEMALE HUMAN BRAIN Simone Toffoletto, Inger Sundström-Poromaa, Erika Comasco (SWEDEN)

731 ASSESSMENT OF THE CLINICAL SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION AND SLEEP DISTURBANCES IN POSTPARTUM WOMEN – PRELIMINARY REPORT Ewa Drozdowicz, Jakub Skrzeszewski, Radosław Rodzoch, Halina Matsumoto, Michał Skalski, Mirosław Wielgos, Maria Radziwon-Zaleska (POLAND)

732 FREQUENCY OF SYMPTOM EXPRESSION AMONG PRIMARY CARE WOMEN WITH PREMENSTRUAL DYSPHORIC DISORDER Ossama Osman, Sufyan Sabri, Hanan Alraesi, Amal Shamsan, Diaa Risk (UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)

Vera Martins, Sónia Pimenta, Ilda Murta, Pitorra Monteiro (PORTUGAL)

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Su-Fang Yu (TAIWAN)

725 RISK FACTORS TO POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION

POSTER SESSION 03

716 Relationship of body image and aging selfperceptions in middle-aged women

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733 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANXIOUS AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMATOLOGY AND COGNITIONS ABOUT THE MENOPAUSE IN A PERI-MENOPAUSAL AND POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN SAMPLE Marta Miragall, Ausiàs Cebolla, Ernestina Etchemendy, Antonio Cano, Rosa Baños (SPAIN)

734 patología mental intergeneracional a proposito de un caso María Vicens, belen Velado (SPAIN)

735 Sexuality and uterovaginal agenesis– beyond a case report Vânia Viveiros, Rui Xavier Vieira (PORTUGAL)

736 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PERSONALITY STYLES AND HEALTH IN SPANISH BATTERED WOMEN Raquel Rivas-Diez, Andreea Brabete, Clara RuizGarcía (SPAIN)

737 SALUD PSICOLÓGICA EN PAREJAS CON PROBLEMAS DE FERTILIDAD Lorena García, Andreea Brabete, Ignacio Arnott, Abel Gayo, Josefa Álvarez, Dolores Fernández, Lourdes Sánchez (SPAIN)

742 ADDICTED WOMEN, GENDER AND INTEGRALITY OF HEALTH CARE IN SPECIALIZED SERVICES Helder de Pádua Lima, Violante Augusta Batista Braga, Anny Giselly Milhome da Costa, Patrícia Neyva da Costa Pinheiro (BRAZIL)

743 PSYCHOTIC DISORDER IN OOCYTE DONOR CANDIDATE, A CASE REPORT Alfonso Gil Sánchez, Isabel Martínez Pérez, María Dolores Piqueras Acevedo, Mercedes Rocío Raposo Hernández, Alejandro Belmar Simo (SPAIN)

744 PREGNANCY AND CATATONIA Clara Cocho Santalla, Cristina del Álamo Jiménez, Ignacio Vera López, Clara Sanahuja Muñoz (SPAIN)

745 MOTHERS WITH BONDING DISORDER AND PERINATAL PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Keiko Yoshida, Hiroshi Yamashita (JAPAN)

746 PERCEPTIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH CARE AMONG URBAN HOMELESS WOMEN WITH MENTAL DISORDERS: PERCEIVED NEED, VULNERABILITY FACTORS, AND TREATMENT BARRIERS IN VANCOUVER, CANADA Faith Eiboff, Jim Frankish (CANADA)

738 VALIDATION OF MENSTRUAL ATTITUDE QUESTIONNAIRE (MAQ) IN GREECE Stavroula I. Bargiota, Odysseas D. Mouzas, Konstantinos Bonotis, Ioannis E. Messinis, Georgios Garyfallos, Nikiforos V. Angelopoulos (GREECE)

739 GENDER CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ORGANIC NON PSYCHOTIC MENTAL DISORDERS FORMATION Tamilla Kadyrova (KYRGYZ REP.)

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740 THE EFFICACY OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL THERAPY AND ADVOCACY INTERVENTIONS FOR WOMEN WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Judit Tirado Muñoz, Gail Gilchrist, Magí Farré, Kelsey Hegarty, Marta Torrens (SPAIN)

741 GENDER DIFFERENCE OF EFFECTS OF RAPE SUPPORTIVE ATTITUDE ON THE JUDGMENT OF GUILT OR INNOCENCE IN A MOCK JURY TRIAL EXPERIMENT

POSTER SESSION 03

Nahoko Kitakaze, Takehiko Ito, Takayo Inoue (JAPAN)

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747 COMPLETENESS OF HEALTH CARE IN PREGNANCY users of illicit drugs Marcia Batista Gil Nunes, Andrezza de A. Coutinho, Gabriela M. Machado, Rafaela F. da Silva (BRAZIL)

748 Psychiatric aspects of violence against women Arvind Barad (INDIA)

749 ARIPIRAZOLE AUGMENTATION IN WOMEN WITH POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION Verinder Sharma, Bin Xie, Christina Sommerdyk (CANADA)

750 Mental Health Prevention and Early Intervention Program at a Women’s Health Clinic in an Inner City Hospital Martín J. Maldondo, Kenia L. Gómez, Emily Kaufman, Prakash Chandra, Manuel Morales (USA)

WORLD PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION

751 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AMONG THE NGÖBE AND BUGLÉ INDIGENOUS POPULATIONS OF PANAMÁ, CENTRAL AMERICA S. Cadena, L. De Alguero (COLOMBIA)

752 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN COUNTRIES OF EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN REGION (EMR); A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS M. Nojomi, F. Davoudi, M. Rasoulian (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

753 THE EFFECT OF DIETARY OVER PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME SYMPTOMS RELIEF A. Baghdassarians, A. Bagheri Karimi, M. Mansouri  (IRAN, ISLAMIC REP.)

754 CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH SELFPOISONING SUICIDAL ATTEMPT (ACCORDING TO THE DATA OF MULTIDISCIPLINE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL) V. Pashkovskiy, A. Egorov, G. Prokopovich, A. Sofronov (RUSSIAN FEDERATION)

755 SOCIO DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL PROFILE OF SELF-HARM PATIENTS IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL Andre Tay T.S., Samuel Cheng E.T. (SINGAPORE)

756 TREATMENT BY METHADONE OF THE ADDICTIONS WITH OPIATES PRESCRIBED FOR NONCANCEROUS CHRONIC PAINS

758 Brain white matter connectivity associated negative symptom improvement to paliperidone ER treatment in patients with schizophrenia Min-Kyoung Kim, Borah Kim, Sang-Hyuk Lee (REPUBLIC OF KOREA)

759 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AND EMOTIONAL BURNOUT IN A HEALTH TEAM W. Bruscato, M. Bonsaver, A. Fregonese (BRAZIL)

760 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SLEEP DISORDERS AND METABOLIC SYNDROME IN OBESE ADOLESCENTS Rosalba Ochoa Palacios, Diana Molina Valdespino, Rafael Salín Pascual, Sydney Greenwalt, Victor García Olmos, Hortensia Montecinos (MEXICO)

761 COGNITIVE AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL MARKERS OF DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN E. Mykhailova, T. Proskurina (UKRAINE)

762 Cytogenetic abnormalities in peripheral blood lymphocytes in the patients with depressive disorders N. Bagatska, T. Proskurina, E. Mykhailova, E. GH. Sweedan, T. Matkovska, N. Reshetovska (UKRAINE)

763 SOMATIC-VEGETATIVE CORRELATES OF RECURRENT DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENTS T. Proskurina, E. Mykhailova, T. Matkovska (UKRAINE)

Jean-Luc Senninger, Adèle Senninger (FRANCE)

757 RECENT ANALYSIS OF THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND THE REPRESSION OF THE ONLINE PAEDOPHILIA, THROUGH A PSYCHIATRIC AND LEGAL DETAILED STUDY OF 18 CASES

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Jean-Luc Senninger, Adèle Senninger (FRANCE)

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