2008 U.S. Psychiatric & Mental Health Congress Conference & Exhibition

and Rating Instruments to Improve Patient Outcomes 26-1 Encore Presentation: A Busy Clinician’s ‘Treasure Chest’: Creating a Tool Box Filled with Screeners and Rating Instruments to Improve Patient Outcomes bill H. McCarberg, MD Founding Director, Chronic Pain Management Program, Kaiser Permanente, Escondido, Calif. Richard K. Ries, MD Professor of Psychiatry, university of washington 33-4 what's New: Fibromyalgia Syndrome 34-3 Collaboration with Primary Care Physicians in Pain Patients 23-3 Dying for a Drink or Drug: Suicide and Addictions Carla Rodgers, MD Philip g. Janicak, MD Professor of Psychiatry, Medical Director, Psychiatric Clinical Research Center, Rush university John Medina, PhD Clinical assistant Professor, university of Pennsylvania School of Medicine 17-5 Should Side Effects Be the Determining Factor in Choosing an Antipsychotic? Jane Johanos, Rn 34-5 Nurses’ Forum Founder, talaris Research institute, Seattle Faculty, Department of bioengineering, university of washington School of Medicine Faculty, at-Large university Professor, Seattle Pacific university Director, brain Center for applied Learning Research, Seattle 22-3 Risk Management: what Is It? 24-5 Psychiatry's Role in Internet Child Pornography Cases Jack D. Schim, MD Private Practice, Founder and Former President, PMS Clinic of Minneapolis 17-1 The Neurobiology of Empathy Laura J. Miller, MD Professor of Psychiatry, university of illinois, Chicago President, San Diego Stroke Council; Chair, Division of neuroscience, Scripps Hospital, Encinitas, Calif., assistant Clinical Professor of neurology, Va Medical Center, uCSD; Stroke Program Medical Director, triCity Medical Center Steven a. King, MD Clinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry, new York university 24-8 Relationship Between Mental Disorders and Pain 25-1 Use and Abuse of Prescription of Analgesics Professor of neurology, St. Louis university; Chief, Division of neurology and neurophysiology, Forest Park Hospital, St. Louis 41-2 Psychopharmacology During Pregnancy and Postpartum 42-2 Nurturing the Pregnant Brain: Preventing Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders 42-3 Headache 43-2 Neuropathic Pain Dean Schuyler, MD Cognitive therapy, Private Practice, Charleston, S.C. David naimark, MD Laurence J. Kinsella, MD 11-3 Neurologic Emergencies 12-2 Autonomic Disorders 14-1 Drug Interactions associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, uCSD adjunct Professor of Law, university of San Diego 12-3 The Detection of Malingering Using Verbal and Physical "Tells" 14-2 A Biopsychosocial Approach to Pathological gambling 15-2 Cognitive Therapy for Depression: where it Began—An Update 17-7 Cognitive Therapy to Aid Adjustment to Cancer: where It’s going— A Preview Michael a. Schwartz, MD adjunct Professor of Psychiatry and Philosophy, university of Louisville Phillip J. Resnick, MD Stephen b. Levine, MD Professor of Psychiatry, Case western Reserve university Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Case western Reserve university Co-Director of the Center for Marital and Sexual Health, beachwood, ohio 25-2 Infidelity I: Basic Background Concepts 26-4 Infidelity II: Clinical Interventions 26-2 The Right to Suicide 31-1 The Andrea Yates Trial: Implications for Mental Health 32-2 Suicide After Familicide, Uxoricide and Mass Murder 16-3 Systems Neuropsychiatry, Part 1: The Decade of the Mind 17-8 Systems Neuropsychiatry, Part 2: The Decade of the Mind and the Future of Clinical Psychiatry Director, training institute for Suicide assessment and Clinical interviewing, n.H. Shawn C. Shea, MD george J. Makari, MD Director, institute for the History of Psychiatry; associate Professor of Psychiatry, weill Medical College of Cornell university 31-2 Psychoanalysis: what Is Its Role in the 21st Century? As a Psychiatric Congress Attendee, You’ll: • Listen as respected authorities discuss emerging trends in your field • Explore the implications of recent research findings for your practice and your patients • Earn more than 30 CME credits • Design your own optimal learning experience with 12 specialty tracks • Network with mental health care professionals from around the nation • And much more! Jose R. Maldonado, MD associate Professor of Psychiatry and behavioral Sciences, Chief, Medical and Forensic Psychiatry Section, Medical Director, Consultation/Liaison Service, Stanford 34-2 The Quest for Happiness: Unstalling Stalled Treatment 36-1 Innovative Interviewing Techniques for Improving Medication Adherence 42-1 The Delicate Art of Eliciting Suicidal Ideation and Other Sensitive Material: Part 1 43-1 The Delicate Art of Eliciting Suicidal Ideation and Other Sensitive Material: Part 2 Daphne Simeon, MD 21-3 Neuropsychiatric Masquerades: Medical and Neurologic Disorders That Present with Psychiatric Symptoms 23-2 Alcohol withdrawal Syndromes: Pathophysiology and Management assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Mt. Sinai 42-6 Assessing Depersonalization Disorder 43-3 Treating Depersonalization Disorder Program Director, State Hospital affiliation Project; assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatric Rehabilitation and behavioral Healthcare, university of Medicine and Dentistry of new Jersey, School of Health Related Practices; adjunct instructor, the Program for Community Mental Health, Southern new Hampshire university, Colchester, Vt. Russell Smith, MS, LCPC Randall Marshall, MD Director of trauma Studies and Services, new York State Psychiatric institute 32-4 workshop: Case-Based Training in Complicated grief, Part 1 33-3 workshop: Case-Based Training in Complicated grief, Part 2 17-2 workshop: wellness and Recovery in Traditional Psychiatric Settings: The View From a Long-Term Hospital 0 Register Online and Save at www.CMELLC.com/psychcongress http://www.CMELLC.com/psychcongress

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