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GENERAL INFORMATION |
Venue
Semiramis Intercontinental
Hotel , Cairo
18-20, June 2008
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Language
The official languages of the congress are Arabic and English with no
simultaneous simultaneous. translation |
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Registration
Location:
Entrance
of Cleopatra hall of Semiramis
Intercontinental Hotel - Cairo, Egypt
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Registration hours:
Tuesday
17.00
pm
-20.00 pm
Wednesday
09.00 am
-17.00 pm
Thursday
09.00 am
-17.00 pm
Name Badges
The congress badge will be received upon registration and
should be worn
during all congress events. Groups are distinguished by badge
color label:
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Blue |
Full participants |
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Red |
Organizing committee |
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Services on site
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On site registration desk
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Information
Audiovisual Facilities Corner
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Slide preview and submission facilities are
available from
08:30 am to
15:00 pm daily in
the slide delivery corner
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All speakers making
presentations are requested to try their
presentation at
least two hours before the session starts
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Photocopy Services
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Are available with reasonable charge |
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Exhibits
Location
Cleopatra Venue
Days
Wednesday &
Thursday
Time
10 am to 5 pm |
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An exhibition of pharmaceutical firms will be
held Cleopatra venue . You
are kindly requested to visit the exhibition and have the opportunity to
know the new development of drugs in
the field of psychiatry Smoking policy
There will be no smoking in scientific sessions or exhibit
halls
Messages and Notices
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Please check the "Congress Message Board" for
last minute changes in the program
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Personal messages will be posted on the
"Personal Message Board". Participants can post their messages directly or
ask the help of the information desk
Climate
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The average temperature during the
congress between-(25°C To 35°C)
Currency
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The Egyptian currency is the Egyptian
Pound (L.E.), One US Dollar =
5.40 LE (approximately) to date
Electricity
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220 volts. 50 HZ, AC
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The wall plugs are the round two prongs
(European type)
Official Congress Agent
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Servo
Egypt
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Tel (+202) 2267 83 36, Fax (+202) 2267 83 38
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e-mail:
servo@servoegypt.com
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www.servoegypt.com
MEETING AND FUNCTIONAL ROOMS
On Wednesday & Thursday& Friday
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Hall (A)
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Hall (B)
■
Hall (C)
EXHIBITION,
COFFEE BREAK
Cleopatra
venue
SPEAKER
CORNER
Front of
Cleopatra venue
Congress Program
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Wednesday 18 June - 2008
Time
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Hall (A) |
Hall (B) |
Hall (C) |
09.30-10.30
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Opening
Ceremony |
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10.30-11.30
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Plenary
Lectures
Prof. A.
Okasha & Prof. S. Douki |
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11.30-12.00
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COFFEE
BREAK |
12.00-01.30
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Satellite Symposium (1)
Understanding the vital link between depression and chronic illness |
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Symposium (1)
Understanding the difficult issues in the management of childhood disorders |
01.30-03.00
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Forum
(1)
Planning
for success in the management of patients with Schizophrenia |
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03.00-04.00
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LUNCH |
04.00-05.30
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Satellite Symposium (2)
Improving outcome of psychosis |
Panel
Discussion (1)
Stigma
of the mental illness in the Arabic culture |
Round
Table Discussion (1)
A closer
look at women mental health |
05.30-07.00
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Forum
(2)
A new
legislation for mental health |
Symposium (2)
Different approaches for child mental health in the Arab countries |
Workshop
(1)
Addiction |
07.00-07.30
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COFFEE
BREAK |
07.30-09.00
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Panel Discussion
(2)
The Arab
Israeli conflict between the historical facts and psychological aspects |
Symposium (3)
Suicidality across the world, prevalence and predictors |
Symposium (4)
Understanding the difficult issues in the management of schizophrenia |
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Congress Program
Thursday 19
June- 2008
Time
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Hall (A) |
Hall (B) |
Hall (C) |
09.00-10.00
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Key
lectures
Prof.Y. Rakhawy & Prof.F. Lotaif |
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10.30-11.30
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Satellite Symposium (3)
Highlight the importance of comorbidity issues |
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Symposium (5)
Focus on
childhood psychiatry |
11.30-12.00
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COFFEE
BREAK |
12.00-01.30
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Satellite Symposium (4)
Management of Cothymia |
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Workshop
(2)
Updating
psychosexual education |
01.30-03.00
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Satellite Symposium (5)
New
perspective in the treatment options of patients with mood disorders |
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03.00-04.00
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LUNCH |
04.00-05.30
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Symposium (6)
Fighting
stigma because of mental illness |
Symposium (7)
Interface between psychiatry and other medical specialties |
Workshop
(3)
Psychotherapy |
05.30-07.00
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07.00-09.00
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Business
Meeting |
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10.00-12.00
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GALA
EVENT |
Congress Program
Friday 20 June-
2008
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Time |
Hall (A) |
Hall (B) |
Hall (C) |
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09.00-10.30 |
Symposium (8)
Understanding psychotherapy |
Workshop
(4)
Leadership skills for young psychiatrists |
Symposium (9)
New
perspectives in managing substance abuse |
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10.30-12.00 |
Symposium (10)
Hot
topics in Psychiatry |
Symposium (11)
Psycho-education in mental disorders |
Forum
(3)
Religion
and spirituality |
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12.00 |
Closing
& Recommendations |
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Opening
Ceremony
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Recitation of the Holy Quran
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Welcome Words
Prof. Momtaz Abdel Wahab
General Secretary of the Congress
Prof.
Saieda Douki
President Arab Federation of Psychiatrists
Dr.Mohamed
Yasimi
Mental Health Advisor W.H.O. (Emro)
Prof. Hamdy EI Sayed
Doctors Syndicate
Prof. Ahmed Okasha
President of the Congress
President of Egyptian Psychiatric Association
His Excellency
Amr Mousa
Secretary General of Arab League |
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
10.30-11.30 |
Hall (A) |
PLENARY LECTURES
Chairpersons
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Prof. Moustafa
Kamel |
(Institute of
Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
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Prof. Samia Abdel
Rahman |
(Cairo
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Yousry
Abdel Mohsen |
(Cairo
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Abdel
Razzak Al-Hamad |
(Saudi Arabia) |
Topic
and Speakers
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Fighting stigma
and discrimination because of mental disorders
Prof. Ahmed
Okasha
Immediate Past
President World Psychiatric Association
President
Egyptian Psychiatric Association |
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Violence against
women in Arab and Islamic countries.
Prof. Saieda
Douki
President Arab
Federation of Psychiatrists
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"11.30-12.00
Coffee Break"
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
12.00-01.30 |
Hall (A) |
SATELLITE
SYMPOSIUM (1)
Understanding the Vital Link between Depression and Chronic Illness
Chairpersons
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Prof. Ahmed
Okasha |
(Institute Of
Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
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Prof. Moustafa
Shahin |
(Cairo
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Victor Samy |
(Banha
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Essa Hadhod |
(Assuit
University, Egypt) |
Moderator
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Ass, Prof. Hisham
Ramy |
(Ain Shams
University, Egypt) |
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Topics
and speakers
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Depression
in Diabetic Patients
Prof. Afaf Hamed
( Ain Shams University) |
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Depression in
Patients with Cardio-vascular Disorders
Prof. Abdo EL Dod
( Tanta University) |
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Depression in
Cancer and Chronic Pain
Prof. Ahmed Abd
El Latif ( Cairo University)
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Discussion
“Sponsored
By APEX Pharma”
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
12.00-01.30 |
Hall (C) |
SYMPOSIUM
(1)
Understanding the Difficult Issues in the Management of Childhood Disorders
Chairpersons
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Prof. Zeinab
Bishry |
(Institute of
Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
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Prof. Azza El
Bakry |
(Cairo
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Ola Shaheen |
(Cairo
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Safia Effat |
(Institute of
Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
Moderator
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Ass. Prof. Hanan
Hussein |
(Institute of
Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
Topics and speakers
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Preschool Day Treatment Centre: Five Years Follow up Study
Dr.
Ahmed M. S. Al Ansari (Psychiatric Hospital Ministry of Health, Kingdom of
Bahrain) |
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free
radicals and
disorders of antioxidant
defense
system in Adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Ass.
Prof. Mai A. Eissa (Faculty of Medicine,
Tanta,
Egypt) |
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Clinical Study of Autistic Spectrum Disorders In a Sample of Children in El-Minia
Governorate
Dr.
Mohamed Ayman Abdel Hameed (El-Minia University,
Egypt) |
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Gender
Difference in ADHD Children Receiving Stimulant Drug (Methylphenidate)
(Response and Side effect profile)
Dr. Dalia Hegazy
Ali Hegazy
(Institute
of Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
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Iron
Status in Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder:
Implications on Treatment
Dr. Doaa H. Hewedi (Institute
of Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
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Pattern
of Clinical, Psychological and Augmented Brain Perfusion of ADHD Children
Before and After Pharmacotherapy
Dr.
Ahmed El Missiry (Institute of Psychiatry, ASU, Egypt) |
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Child
Abuse Among Preparatory School Students in Cairo and its Psychiatric Sequala
Dr.
Rania Ahmed (Al Azhar University,
Egypt) |
Discussion
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
01.30-03.00 |
Hall (A) |
Forum (1)
The New Concept of
Remission in Schizophrenia
Lecture
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The New Concept
of Remission in Schizophrenia
Prof. Ahmed
Okasha (IP President WPA, President Egyptian Psychiatric Association) |
Chairperson
Prof. Ahmed Okasha
(IP President WPA, President Egyptian Psychiatric Association)
Panel
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Prof. Afaf Hamed |
(Egypt) |
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Prof. Abdel
Razzak Alhamad |
(Saudi Arabia) |
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Prof. Emad Hamdy |
(Egypt) |
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Prof. Elie G.
Karam |
(Lebanon) |
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Prof. Momtaz
Abdel Wahab |
(Egypt) |
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Prof. Ahmed El
Ansary |
(Al Bahrain) |
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Prof. Adeb
Alassili |
(Syria ) |
Menu for Discussion
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The Concept of
Remission vs. Recovery |
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Could Recovery Be
Obtainable in Patients with Schizophrenia |
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Factors that
Hinder Achieving Remission in Schizophrenia |
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Factors that
Promote Adherence to the Treatment Plan |
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Relapse
Prevention |
“Sponsored
By JANSSEN-CILAG"
“03.00-04.00
Lunch Time”
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
04.00-05.30 |
Hall (A) |
SATELLITE
SYMPOSIUM (2)
Improving
Outcome of Psychosis
Chairpersons
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Prof. Momtaz
Abdel Wahab |
(Cairo
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Adel Medany |
(Al Azhar
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Khadiga
Ragheb |
(Al Azhar
University, Egypt) |
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Prof. Ismail
Youssef |
(Suez Canal
University, Egypt) |
Moderator
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Ass. Prof. Hanan
El Shenawy |
(Cairo
University, Egypt) |
Topics and speakers
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Risk – Benefit
Profile of Atypical Antipsychotics
Prof. Emad Hamdy
Ghoz (Cairo University, Egypt) |
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Expanding Success
with Bipolar Management
Prof. Adel El
Shashae (Alexandria University, Egypt) |
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Moving Beyond
Positive Symptoms
Prof. Tarek Asaad
(ASU, Egypt) |
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Discussion
“Sponsored By DELTA
Pharma”
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
04.00-05.30 |
Hall (B) |
PANEL
DISCUSSION (1)
Stigma of
Mental Illness in Arabic Culture
Panelists
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Dr. Mamdouh El
Adl |
(UK) |
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Prof. Nadia Kadri |
(Morocco) |
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Prof. Tarek
Okasha |
(ASU, Egypt) |
Background
Stigma is a situation
in which an individual is disqualified from full social acceptance (Goffman,
1963). Stigma of mental illness is a recognized problem, which adversely
affects individuals who suffer mental illness and probably their families.
Sartorius (1998) believes that stigma of mental illness (SMI) and discrimination
against psychiatric patients are the greatest remaining barriers to improving
quality of life of sufferers. Kendell (2005) stated that stigma; feelings of
guilt & shame and defensive denial make people with psychiatric symptoms
reluctant to seek treatment. In 1998, The Royal College of Psychiatrists
launched a five-year campaign, “Changing Minds” aimed at reducing SMI (Crisp et
al, 2000).
Objectives
Highlighting the
following:
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The importance of
addressing SMI to help improve access to care & outcome of Schizophrenia in
particular & mental healthcare in general.
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To demonstrate the
efforts that has been already done or are being done in some areas of the Arab
World e.g. Egypt & Morocco.
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To discuss the need
for developing a Pan-Arab Anti-stigma Program & outlines its proposed main
elements.
Topics:
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Stigma of Mental
Illness (SMI): Views of the Public in an Arabic Culture. Do We Have
an Arabic Anti – Stigma Program?
Dr. Mamdouh El
Adl (Consultant Psychiatrist, UK) |
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Stigma of Mental
Illness in Morocco
Prof. Nadia Kadri
(Casablanca, Morocco) |
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The WPA Program
on Fighting Stigma and Discrimination Because of Schizophrenia; The
Egyptian Experience
Prof. Tarek
Okasha (ASU, Egypt, WPA Zonal Representative for Northern Africa) |
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
04.00-05.30 |
Hall (C) |
ROUND
TABLE DISCUSSION (1)
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