Conference programme

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Conference booklet

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Accreditation

This conference is eligible for 1 point per hour of educational activity, subject to peer group approval.

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Certificates

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Watch on demand

Once the conference has taken place live, you will receive links to watch the conference sessions on demand. To access the recordings you will be required to enter your name, email address and a password. This is unique to you as a registered delegate so please do not share the recording links.  

Feedback

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• Wednesday 18 May
• Thursday 19 May
• Friday 20 May

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Presentations

Copies of the PowerPoint presentations will be made available here for delegates to view by kind permission of the presenters.

All presentations remain the intellectual property of the author and it is strictly prohibited to copy, distribute or reproduce any information, images or data included in these presentations without prior written consent of the author. If a presentation is not listed, it is because we have not received permission from the author. This page will be updated if further presentations are received.

Workforce, wellbeing and worldwide – a challenge for all of medicine - Professor Andrew Goddard

Update from Scotland - Dr Prakash Shankar

Psychiatry in the general hospital: Past, present and future - Professor Michael Sharpe

Psychosomatics, self-harm and staff support – how psychotherapy interfaces with liaison services - Dr Simon Heyland

Piloting a psychological intervention to support people attending the ED with self-harm: Findings from 4 EDs - Professor Rose McCabe and Dr Sally O’Keeffe

Proposed changes to MHA and MCA focussing on Emergency Departments - Mr Peter Edwards

Understanding and managing delirium: recent progress in research and practice Professor Liz Sampson

Interventions for Self-harm - Professor Else Guthrie

Old age and liaison Psychiatry - Dr Shannon Hilton

The Psychiatry of COVID-19 - Dr Jonathan Rogers

Fast acting antidepressants - a revolution in psychopharmacology? - Professor David Nutt

Medical Emergencies in eating disorders, MEED Professor Paul Robinson

Recent evidence on self-harm from the multicentre study of self-harm in England - Dr Caroline Clements

FROM-LP - Dr William Lee

Can a children's game increase awareness of delirium? Dr Rebecca Chubb

The Old Age Liaison Network - Dr Josie Jenkinson, Dr Mani Krishnan, Dr Annabel Price and Dr Liz Sampson