 102nd Annual Congress of Japan Society of Psychiatry and Neurology (JSPN) was hold in Fukuoka Japan, 12-14 May 2006.
International symposiam, workshop and postor present during the meeting. Speakers from Japan, China, Mongolia, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan from East Asia area present the needs and new perspectives in their mental health service and psychiatry.
Special Lecture Session
Date: 12th May (Friday) 2006, In the afternoon.
Venue: Fukuoka International Congress Center.
Presentations: 90minutes. Each 30minutes.
Main theme:
Changing needs and new perspectives for psychiatry and mental health services in East Asia
Chairperson： Prof. Shinfuku Naotaka , Fukuoka Japan.
WPA Representative for East Asia ( Zone 17)
Invited Speakers
1. Changing needs and new perspectives in China
Prof Zou Yizhuang,M.D,Ph.D
Scientific Secretary of Chinese Society of Psychiatry (CSP)
Vice Superintendent of Beijing Huilongguan Hospital
Beijing China.
2. Changing needs and new perspectives in Korea.
Prof Yong Sik Kim,M.D,Ph.D
Former President Korean Neuro-Psychiatric Association ( KNPA)
Professor
Department of Psychiatry , College of Medicine, Seoul National University
Seoul Korea
3. Changing needs and new perspectives in Taiwan
Prof Hai-Gwo Hwu,M.D.
Professor and Chairman
Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine,
Taiwan National University
Taipei, Taiwan.
Workshop Session (Psychiatry in East Asia)
Venue: Fukuoka International Congress Center.
Date and time: 12th May 2006 ( Friday) 10:00-12:00 120 minutes.
Main theme: Psychiatry in East Asia-Recent History and Interaction-
Background
The workshop will study the following items
Through the review of the recent history and interaction in psychiatry in East Asia, the workshop will study, among others, the following issues.
1). Interaction in psychiatry in East Asia during the colonial era from 1900 ( The introduction of German psychiatry into Japan ) to 1945 ( The end of Japanese occupation).
2) Interaction in concepts and terms in psychiatry in Kanji, e,g, Seishin-igaku, Seishin-bunnretsu-byou, Shinkei-shitsu etc.
3) Recent development of collaboration in psychiatry in East Asia after the 2nd World War to the present time, e,g,
Mental Health legislation, Collaboration in Research and training.
4) Ways and means to increase the role of Asian psychiatry in Global psychiatry.
Chairpersons
1.Shinfuku Naotaka , M.D,Ph.D
Professor School of Human Sciences , Seinan Gakuin University., Fukuoka Japan.
Emeritus Professor Kobe University School of Medicine, Kobe Japan.
WPA Zonal Reporesentative for the Zone 17.(East Asia).
2. Akiyama Tsuyoshi, M.D.Ph.D.
Director Department of Psychiatry,Kanto Medical Center
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry ,Tokyo University.
Chief Secretary International Office JSPN.
Speakers
1. Japanese psychiatry and East Asia-History and interaction.
N Shinfuku,M.D,Ph.D
Professor Division of Human Sciences
Seinan Gakuin University, Fukuoka Japan.
2. Interaction between Taiwan and Japan in Psychiatry.
Prof Hai-Gwo Hwu,M.D.
Professor and Chairman
Department of Psychiatry, College of Medicine,
Taiwan National University
Taipei, Taiwan.
3. Interaction between Korea and Japan in Psychiatry.
Prof Yong Sik Kim,M.D,Ph.D
Former President Korean Neuro-Psychiatric Association ( KNPA)
Professor
Department of Psychiatry , College of Medicine, Seoul National University
Seoul Korea
4. China and Psychiatry in Asia
Prof Zou Yizhuang,M.D,Ph.D
Scientific Secretary of Chinese Society of Psychiatry (CSP)
Vice Superintendent of Beijing Huilongguan Hospital
Beijing China.
Followed by Questions and comments.
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