Congress of psychiatry

for the symptoms of schizophrenia
Philipp Homan, USA

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S-122 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall A4
 
TOPIC 3:
 Psychotic disorders
First results from the PRONIA project: predicting 
clinical and psychosocial outcomes in at-risk and 
recent-onset psychoses
Chairs: 
Nikolaos Koutsouleris, Germany 
Paolo Brambilla, Italy
001
  Clinical and functional commonalities and 
differences between clinical high-risk subjects and 
patients with depression or psychosis
Rachel Upthegrove, United Kingdom
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  Individualized diagnostic classification and 
outcome prediction using neuroimaging data: first 
results from the PRONIA study
Stefan Borgwardt, Switzerland
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  Assessing the value of genetic data for enhanc-
ing the personalized management of early psychotic 
and affective disorders: preliminary evidence from 
the PRONIA project
Eva Meisenzahl-Lechner, Germany
004
  Risks and benefits of big data approaches in 
predictive psychiatry: PRONIA and its consequences 
for early recognition and prevention
Christiane Woopen, Germany
S-123 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Helsinki 1
 
TOPIC 6:
 Eating disorders, sleep disorders and other 
disorders of this category
The applicability of addiction-model methods for 
disordered-overeating and obesity intervention
Chairs: 
Robert Pretlow, USA 
Caroline Davis, Canada
001
  Specific addiction-treatment methods for obesity 
with trials data, including audio clips of subjects 
describing feelings around overeating and experiences 
using addiction treatment methods
Robert Pretlow, USA
002
  Theoretical basis of addiction-based treatment 
methods for compulsive overeating based on quan-
titative and qualitative RCT results
Caroline Davis, Canada
003
  Shared and differential traits between ED and 
obesity and the addictive bases of bulimia and binge 
eating with novel treatment strategies
Fernando Fernández-Aranda, Spain
Susana Jimenez-Murcia
004
  Evidence for addiction-like responses to highly 
palatable foods, and how findings could inform 
obesity treatment methods
Nicole Avena, USA
S-124 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Helsinki 2
 
TOPIC 23:
 Health care research and models, health care 
policy
The crooked road to reforming mental health care 
in former Soviet republics
Chairs: 
Nataliya Pryanykova, Ukraine 
Hartmut Berger, Germany
001
  The risks of abuse of psychiatry in the post- 
totalitarian countries
Semyon Gluzman, Ukraine
002
  Why didn't we manage to end Soviet psychiatry 
after 25 years?
Robert van Voren, The Netherlands
003
  Towards a national mental health action plan
Iryna Pinchuk, Ukraine
S-125 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Paris 1
 
TOPIC 30:
 Human sexuality
Doctor, stop it! You're making me sick! New con-
cepts in classifying sexual disorders and sexual 
health in ICD-11
Chairs: 
Peer Briken, Germany 
Richard B. Krueger, USA
001
  Exploding myths about sexual function and 
dysfunction: an integrated global classification for 
ICD-11
Elham Atalla, Bahrain
002
  Who's that girl / boy? The controversial diagno-
sis of gender incongruence of childhood
Annelou L. C. de Vries, The Netherlands
003
  Straightening out the ICD-11: the rationale for 
removing several paraphilic disorder diagnoses
Richard B. Krueger, USA
004
  Can clinicians tell the difference between mental 
disorders and private behaviours? Field studies for 
paraphilic disorders in ICD-11
Peer Briken, Germany

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S-126 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Paris 2
 
TOPIC 38:
 Human Rights
The psychiatrist and transgender care: diagnosis, 
hormones, surgery and special considerations
Chairs: 
Christopher McIntosh, Canada 
Gene Nakajima, USA
001
  Should diagnosis of gender dysphoria be a 
prerequisite for medical treatment?
Annette Güldenring, Germany
002
  An approach to the adolescent with gender 
dysphoria
Richard Montoro, Canada
003
  Hormone therapy and gender dysphoria
Eric Yarbrough, USA
004
  Mental health assessment for transgender 
people seeking surgery
Christopher McIntosh, Canada
S-127 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Berlin 1
 
TOPIC 38:
 Human Rights
The German Association for Psychiatry, Psychother-
apy and Psychosomatics (DGPPN) and its action 
plan to implement the United Nations Convention 
on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) in 
German psychiatry
Chairs: 
Michael Seidel, Germany 
Arno Deister, Germany
001
  The United Nations Convention on the Rights 
of Persons with Disabilities – a challenge for the 
DGPPN
Arno Deister, Germany
002
  The action plan of the DGPPN
Michael Seidel, Germany
003
  Impact and relevance of the CRPD on psychiatric 
services
Katarina Stengler, Germany
S-128 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall New York 1
 
TOPIC 12:
 Epidemiology and risk factors
New horizons in psychiatric epidemiology using 
electronic health records
Chairs: 
Richard Hayes, United Kingdom 
Gayan Perera, United Kingdom
001
  Using linkages between education and electron-
ic mental health record data to examine predictors 
of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) 
and ADHD medication use
Johnny Downs, United Kingdom
002
  Mortality of people with chronic fatigue  
syndrome and the risk of suicide deaths in relation 
to comorbidity of depression
Chin-Kuo Chang, United Kingdom
003
  Polypharmacy and specific medication profiles 
as predictors of treatment and health outcomes in 
dementia
Christoph Mueller, United Kingdom
004
  Future directions in the use of electronic health 
records to support novel research into mental 
health interventions and outcomes
Robert Stewart, United Kingdom
S-129 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall New York 3
 
TOPIC 20:
 Prevention and health promotion
Results of new intervention trials in people at  
clinical high risk of psychosis
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 DGPPN Section: Prevention of Mental Disorders
Chairs: 
Joachim Klosterkötter, Germany 
Patrick McGorry, Australia
001
  A randomized controlled trial of cognitive be-
havior therapy versus non-directive reflective listen-
ing for young people at risk of developing psychosis
Helen J. Stain, United Kingdom
002
  The four-year follow-up data of cognitive  
behavioral therapy for ultrahigh risk subjects
Mark van der Gaag, The Netherlands
Helga Ising
003
  PREVENT: a randomized controlled trial 
comparing cognitive behavioral therapy, clinical 
management and aripiprazole and clinical manage-
ment and placebo for the prevention of first episode 
psychosis
Andreas Bechdolf, Germany

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  NEURAPRO-E: a multicenter randomized con-
trolled trial of omega-3 fatty acids and cognitive-be-
havioral case management for patients at ultrahigh 
risk of schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders
Patrick McGorry, Australia
S-130 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall London 1
 
TOPIC 15:
 Cross-disorder mechanisms and principles
Online trauma care and e-mental health: an option 
responding to mass traumatization?
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 WPA Section: Informatics & Telecommunications in 
Psychiatry
Chairs: 
Reinhard Michael Krausz, Canada 
Davor Mucic, Denmark
001
  Current e-mental health solutions for trauma- 
informed care between information and interaction
Fiona Choi, Canada
002
  An online system against mass traumatization, 
innovation in response to a humanitarian crisis
Reinhard Michael Krausz, Canada
003
  Telepsychiatry in assessment and / or treatment 
of traumatized refugees in Danish context
Davor Mucic, Denmark
S-131 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room  M2 / M3
TOPIC 40:
 Mass media and mental health
Mind matters: tools and strategies for public  
education and stigma reduction in mental health  
for developing countries
Chairs: 
Prasad Rao Gundugurti, India 
Gautam Saha, India
001
  Public education and stigma reduction: tools 
and strategies for intervention
Avdesh Kumar Sharma, India
002
  Changing and unchanging scenario of mental 
health in developing countries and India: need for 
public education
Raju M.S.V.K., India
003
  Mass media in public education: Indian experience
Sujatha Devanathan Sharma, India
004
  Tools for public education: mixed methods 
approaches in humanitarian contexts
Manasi Sharma, USA
S-132 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room  M4 / M5
TOPIC 13:
 Brain imaging, neurophysiology, 
neuropsychology
Imaging and brain computer interfaces in psychiatric 
disorders: perspectives from European projects
Chair: 
Diane Purper-Ouakil, France
001
  IMAGEN: neuroimaging and developmental 
aspects of depressive risk
Marie Claude Paillère-Martinot, France
Hélène Vulser, Hervé Lemaitre, Argyris Stringaris, 
Pablo Vidal-Ribas Belil, Eric Artiges, Fanny Gollier-
Briant, Gunter Schumann, Jean-Luc Martinot, IMAGEN 
Consortium
002
  Newrofeed: a personalized at-home neurofeed-
back device for ADHD
Diane Purper-Ouakil, France
003
  MATRICS: a translational approach of disrup-
tive behavior
Ulrike Schulze, Germany
004
  ALTER EGO: social feedbacks during human 
robot-interaction in schizophrenia
Delphine Capdevielle, France
S-133 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room Weimar 3
TOPIC 32:
 Violence and trauma
Translational psychosomatic research and the 
biology of trauma: implications for psychotherapy 
research
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 German Society of Psychosomatic Medicine and  
Medical Psychotherapy (DGPM)
Chairs: 
Christiane Waller, Germany 
Inga Neumann, Germany
001
  Animal models of early life adversity: a trans-
lational approach to unravel mechanisms underly-
ing the etiology of psychiatric and psychosomatic 
diseases
Jörg Bock, Germany
Alexandra Lesse, Nicole Gröger, Katharina Braun
002
  Oxytocin-mediated resilience to stress, anxiety 
and social fear
Inga Neumann, Germany
R. Menon, T. Grund
003
  Transgenerational cycle of maltreatment: bio-
logical effects in the peripheral organ system and its 
implications for psychotherapy research
Christiane Waller, Germany
S. Krause, R. Roder, Jörg M. Fegert, I. Kolassa,  
U. Ziegenhain, Harald Gündel

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  Mentalization mediates the relationship be-
tween early maltreatment and potential for violence
Svenja Taubner, Germany
P. Schröder, T. Gablonski, J. Volkert
S-134 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room Weimar 5
TOPIC 35:
 Psychiatry and society
CAREIF Symposium 2: Putting psychiatric care into 
context: intercultural models and clinical practice
Chairs: 
Shanaya Rathod, United Kingdom 
Diana Bass, United Kingdom
001
  Cultural adaptation of interventions: possibili-
ties and challenges
Shanaya Rathod, United Kingdom
002
  Wellbeing: a personal and social responsibility
Jenny Willis, United Kingdom
003
  Pride or prejudice?  The role of ethnicity and 
culture in the mental health and professional devel-
opment of medical students
Diana Bass, United Kingdom
004
  Religion and spirituality in psychiatric practice
Simon Dein, United Kingdom
S-135 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room M6
TOPIC 8:
 Disorders closely related to childhood and 
adolescence
Improving transition from child to adult mental 
health services in diverse health care settings in 
Europe
Chair: 
Giulia Signorini, Italy
001
  Mapping child and adolescent mental health 
services in Europe: a 28-country survey
Giulia Signorini, Italy
002
  Improving transition from child to adult mental 
health services in Europe: the MILESTONE project
Helena Tuomainen, United Kingdom
003
  Development and preliminary validation of the 
Transition Readiness and Appropriateness Measure 
(TRAM) and Transition Related Outcome Measure 
(TROM)
Paramala Santosh, United Kingdom
004
  Transition in Europe: characteristics of current 
CAMHS users across 8 different countries
Gwen C. Dieleman, The Netherlands
S-136 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room Weimar 1
TOPIC 10:
 Gerontopsychiatry
Various aspects of the quality of care in the elderly 
mentally ill
Chairs: 
Nicoleta Tataru, Romania 
Ilkin Icelly, Turkey
001
  Elderly care in Turkey
Ilkin Icelly, Turkey
002
  Treatment of the elderly patient with psychotic 
illness
Sergio Yero, USA
Jose Soto
003
  The relationship between novel antipsychotic 
treatment and quality of life for patients with  
dementia
Jerzy Leszek, Poland
004
  Legal and forensic care in the elderly depressed
Carlos Hugo Isaac Serna, Mexico
S-137 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room Lindau 3
TOPIC 1:
 Neurocognitive disorders, organic mental 
disorders, dementia
Neuropsychiatry of inflammatory CNS disorders
Chairs: 
Alessandro Colasanti, United Kingdom 
Stefan Gold, Germany
001
  Pathophysiology of depressive symptoms in 
multiple sclerosis and related disorders
Stefan Gold, Germany
002
  Tracking neuroinflammation in psychiatric 
disorders: multimodal in vivo molecular imaging of 
neuroinflammation
Alessandro Colasanti, United Kingdom
003
  Psychiatric manifestations of autoantibody 
mediated encephalitis
Harald Prüß, Germany

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Room Lindau 6
TOPIC 21:
 Rehabilitation and work
The reliability of medical assessments for disability 
benefits in patients with mental disorders – can a 
structured approach improve the reproducibility of 
expert judgments?
Chairs: 
Regina Kunz, Switzerland 
Leighton Chan, USA
001
  Inter-rater agreement in evaluation of disability: 
findings from a systematic review
Jürgen Barth, Switzerland
Wout de Bour, Jason Busse, Jan Hoving, Sarah Kedzia, 
Rachel Couban, Katrin Fischer, David von Allmen, Jerry 
Spanjer, Regina Kunz
002
  The process: functional interviewing and the 
IFAP instruments
Renato Marelli, Switzerland
003
  The process: the Work-Disability Functional  
Assessment Battery (WD-FAB) – a claimant self- 
report instrument
Leighton Chan, USA
004
  Work disability assessment in claimants with 
mental disorders: its reliability when using the func-
tional approach – the RELY Study
Regina Kunz, Switzerland
Wout de Boer, David von Allmen, Renato Marelli
S-139 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room Dessau 3
TOPIC 22:
 Community and social psychiatry
Collaboration between users' organizations and 
psychiatry in developing countries: how to work in 
the best way
Chairs: 
Esmina Avdibegovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina 
Mevludin Hasanovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina
001
  The best practices in working with mental 
health services' users in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Esmina Avdibegovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina
002
  Empowerment of users through group therapy: 
building the users' associations
Mevludin Hasanovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina
003
  The concept of life-world perspective in collab-
orative work on stigma attached to conflict-related 
sexual violence
Amra Delic, Germany
004
  Specific barriers in collaboration between ser-
vice users and mental health practitioners:  
the users' perspective
Vahid Djulovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina
S-140 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room Dessau 6
TOPIC 1:
 Neurocognitive disorders, organic mental 
disorders, dementia
Toward dementia diagnostics in blood
Chairs: 
Michael T. Heneka, Germany 
Oliver Peters, Germany
001
  Neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's disease
Michael T. Heneka, Germany
002
  Methodological limitations of protein quantifi-
cation in the cerebrospinal fluid for early diagnosis 
of dementia
Oliver Peters, Germany
003
  Problems of dementia diagnosis in everyday 
clinical practice
Oliver Günter, Germany
004
  Validation of new blood test for diagnosis of 
Alzheimer's disease
Patrick Scotton, Germany
S-141 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Room R2
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
The role of research and educational networks: 
Canadian network for mood and anxiety treatments 
experience
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 WPA Section: Affective Disorders
Chairs: 
Roumen Milev, Canada 
Kostas Fountoulakis, Greece 
Sagar Parikh, USA
001
  Clinical practice guidelines for management of 
major depression
Diane McIntosh, Canada
002
  Guidelines for treatment of bipolar disorders  
– constant evolution
Lakshmi Yatham, Canada
003
  Canadian Biomarkers Integrated Network in 
Depression (CANBIND)
Sidney Kennedy, Canada
004
  Even the best guidelines or research findings 
are not worth it unless they are implemented in 
practice
Sagar Parikh, USA

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