IX CONFERENCE ON SMOKING CESSATION;

VI CONFERENCE ON ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS

I CONFERENCE ON PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING AND OTHER IMPULSE DISORDERS

At: Brazilian College of Surgery
November 2-5, 2005
Rua Visconde Silva, 52, 3º andar - Botafogo
Rio de Janeiro – RJ, BRAZIL

Organization

Brazilian Association on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ABEAD)
Brazilian Association on Tobacco Treatment and Control (ABRATT)
Brazilian Association on Pathological Gambling and Impulse Control Disorders (ANJOTI)
Santa Casa da Misericórdia do Rio de Janeiro (SCMRJ)


Internationals Guests:

Didier Playoust - Vice-President of the French Society of Alchology; former coordinator of the French Traffic Accident Prevention Program Pas-de-Callais North Region; Coordinator of the Alcohol Clinic, Hospital de Tourcoing, Lille (France)
Karl Fagerstrom* - Creator of the Fagerstrom Scale for Nicotine Dependence; pioneer in the creation and use of nicotine replacement therapy for tobacco treatment, author of innumerous articles in this field; director of Smokers Information Centre and Fagerstrom Consulting (Sweden)
Martin Raw– Visiting Professor of the Federal University of São Paulo , Brazil ; Honorary Professor in Public Health Sciences from London University (UK)
Richard Rosenthal - Distinguished member of the American Psychiatric Association; co-author of the DSM-IV criteria for Pathological Gambling; author of many papers and book chapters on the phenomenology of Pathological Gambling, its course, complications and treatment; co-director of the Pathological Gambling Program of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA, USA)
Richard Saitz** - Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology; director of the Addiction Clinics and Education Unit of the Medical Center of Boston University; elected president of the Association for Medical Education and Research on Substance Abuse (USA)
Sheila Blume - Professor of Psychiatry of New York State University, Stony Brook; Former director of the Addiction and Pathological Gambling Unit of the South Oaks Hospital, Amityville, New York (USA); pioneer on gender sensitive treatment proposals for addictions.

Support:
* Pfizer Pharmaceutical
**National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)

 

 

Auditorium A

Auditorium C

 

9 a.m.

1 p.m.

2:30 p.m.
6 p.m.

  9 a.m.

10 a.m.

  1 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

November 2 nd
Wednesday

Pre-conference Course 1
Tobacco

Lunch
Pre-conference Course 1
Tobacco
Opening Ceremony
Pre-conference Course 2
Alcoholism
Lunch

Pre-conference Course 2 Alcoholism

November 3 rd
Thursday

Plenary Sessions

Lunch
Plenary Sessions
Institutional Theater

 

Course 1
Neurobiology of Addiction
Lunch

Course 2
Pathological Gambling

November 4 th
Friday

Plenary Sessions

Lunch
Plenary Sessions

 

Course 3
Brief Intervention for Alcohol Problems

Lunch

Course 4
Women and Addiction

November 5 th
Saturday

Plenary Sessions

Lunch
Plenary Sessions
Adjournment and Poster Award Presentation

 

Course 5
Addiction's Psychotherapy
Lunch

Course 6
Employee Assistance Programs for Addictions


  With simultaneous translation (English/Portuguese – Portuguese/English)
 

Portuguese

 

English


PRECONFERENCE COURSE 1

Wednesday - November 2nd, 2005

Update on Smoking Treatment

Coordinators: Karl Fagerstrom, Analice Gigliotti , Martin Raw

08h30 Registration
09h00 Smoking Cessation Services in England and Their Evaluation – Martin Raw
09h40 Neurobiology of nicotine dependence - Karl Fagerstrom
10h20

Pharmacological treatmento of smoking - Analice Gigliotti

11h00 Coffee-break
11h20 Tobacco and pharmacogenomics: searching for the right treatment - José M. Chatkin
12h00 Brief intervention techniques for tobacco cessation - Carlos Alberto Viegas
12h40 Lunch
14h00

Intensive group therapy for smokers - Sabrina Presman

14h40 Screening tools for nicotine withdrawal syndrome - Karl Fagerstrom
15h20

Approaching special populations

  • Adolescents - Sandra Scivoleto
  • Women - Nelson Caldas
  • Drug addiction and other psychiatric comorbidities - Ângelo Campana
16h20 Coffee-break
16h40

Policies for the control of tobacco and its consequences

  • Hospital based interventions - Jaqueline Issa
  • Tobacco and cancer prevention - Ricardo Meirelles
  • Anti-tobacco campaigns - Paula Johns
17h40

Adjournement


PRECONFERENCE COURSE 2

Wednesday - November 2nd, 2005

Assessment And Treatment Of Alcohol Use In Clinical Practice

 

Coordinators: José Mauro Braz, Didier Playoust e Richard Saitz

08h30 Registration
09h00

The influence of alcohol on public health - Didier Playoust

10h00

The impact of alcohol on daily practice

  • Emergency rooms - Fernando Suarez
  • Workplace - Joaquim Melo
  • Geriatrics - Carlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima
  • General Practice - Milton Arantes
11h20

Coffee-break

11h40 Alcoholism: a chronic illness, but just the tip of the iceberg - Richard Saitz
12h40

Lunch

14h00

Fetal alcohol syndrome - José Mauro Braz

15h00

Assessment of alcohol related problems ( role-playing) - Richard Saitz

16h00 Coffee-break and Poster Session
16h20

Case report - Selene Barreto e Ana Saad

17h00 Discussion and final comments - Didier Playoust
17h20

Discussion and final comments - Richard Saitz

17h40

Adjournement


CONFERENCE 

Thursday – November 3rd, 2005

08h00

Registration

09h00

Conference
New perspectives on tobacco treatment– Karl Fagerstrom

10h00 Mini-Conference
The evolution of the concept of addiction – Ronaldo Laranjeira
10h30

Coffee break and Poster Session

10h50

Round table
Psychoterapy

  • Of alcohol and other drugs dependence - Ana Cecília Marques
  • Of Pathological gambling - Hermano Tavares
  • Of Smoking - Ângelo Campana
12h10

Mini-conference
Pharmacological treatment of addictions – Analice Gigliotti

13h00 Lunch and Poster Session
14h30
Mini-conference
Neurobiological Model of the Dependences - Pedro Antônio S. P. Lima
15h20

Round table
Addiction and the life-cycle:

  • Adolescents – Elizabeth Carneiro
  • Adults – Magda Vaissman
  • Elders – Maria Paula de Oliveira
16h40

Coffee break and Poster Session

17h10
Mini-Conference:
Compulsivity and Impulsivity, pathologies of the will – André Palmini
18h00
Institutional Theater



Friday - November 4th, 2005

9h00
Conference
Addiction and gender – Sheila Blume
10h00

Coffee break and Poster Session

10h20

Round table
The many faces of Impulsivity

  • Bipolar spectrum disorders – Olavo Pinto
  • Excessive sexual impulse – Ângela Guimarães Rodrigues
  • Excessive shopping – Mônica Zilberman
  • Attention Deficit with Hyperactivity Disorder – Marcos Romano
12h00

Mini-Conference
The bio-psycho-social model of addiction – Sergio de Paula Ramos

13h00

Lunch / Industry Symposium / Poster Session

14h30

Mini-Conference
Gambling and the impulse control disorders – Richard Rosenthal

15h20

Round table
Controversies on addictions

  • Drug screening on the hospital context – Aloísio T. Miranda
  • Mandatory impatient treatment – Jorge Jaber
  • Low tar cigarettes – Tânia Cavalcante
16h40

Coffee break

17h00

Debate
The socio-economy of drug trafficking and substance abuse

Moderator: Antonio Geraldo da Silva

  • Drug trafficking in Brazil – Colonel Francisco Duran
  • Social aspects of drug trafficking – Michel Mussi
  • Economic impact – Ana Cecília Marques
18h00
Adjournment

 

Saturday – November 5th, 2005

9h00
Conference
Addiction and Personality – Hermano Tavares
10h00
Coffee break and Poster session
10h20

Round table
The family influence on addiction

  • On alcohol dependence – Sheila Blume
  • On drug dependence – Renata Abreu
  • On pathological gambling – Maria Helena Mazzoleni
  • On smoking – Sabrina Presman
12h00
Conference
Diagnosing the smoker beyond addiction – Karl Fagerstrom
13h00

Lunch and Poster Session

14h30

Round-Table
Comorbidity and its impact on daily clinic

  • Pathological gambling – Richard Rosenthal
  • Binge eating disorder – José Carlos Appolinário
  • Drug addiction – Oswaldo Saide
16h00 Coffee break and Poster session
16h30

Debate
The past and future of addictions
Moderator: Analice Gigliotti
Speakers: Karl Fargestrom, Sheila Blume, Richard Rosenthal

18h20 Adjournment and Poster Award Presentation


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