ACCOMMODATION ARRANGEMENTS
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PRINCE HOTEL & RESIDENCE KUALA LUMPUR
Jalan Conlay, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tel: 603 2170 8888 (Siti Norlida) Fax: 603 2170 8808
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ROOM TYPE
ROOM RATE
Deluxe Room
(Room Only)
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per room per night
Deluxe Room
(with 1 Breakfast)
RM230.00++ (RM 264.50Nett)
per room per night
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The 5th Kuala Lumpur
Mental Health
Conference 2006
Date: 4-6 December 2006
Venue: Prince Hotel & Residence
Kuala Lumpur
Notes:
• The hotel room is subject to availability
• Rates quoted are subject to 10% Service Charge and 5% Government Tax
• Extra bed is chargeable at RM70.00++ per night without breakfast or RM90.00++ per unit
per night with one breakfast. Maximum of one (1) extra bed per room
Psychiatry and
Mental Health:
LOCATION MAP
Practice
Beyond
Ambiguity
For further information, please contact
The 5th Kuala Lumpur Mental Health Conference 2006
Secretariat:
C/o Eli Lilly (M) Sdn. Bhd.18-1, 18th Floor, CP Tower, 11, Section 16/11,
Jalan Damansara 46350 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel: 603-7957 7837 Fax: 603-7957 9808 Email: suresh@lilly.com
Organised by:
Secretariat:
Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia
Badan Kebajikan Psikiatri HKL
FOREWORD
SCIENTIFIC AGENDA
It gives me great pleasure to welcome all to the 5th Kuala Lumpur Mental Health Conference, to be held on the 4-6 December 2006.
The theme for this year is “Psychiatry and Mental Health: Practice Beyond Ambiguity.”
In this era of Evidence-based Medical practice including Psychiatry we will examine and discuss some of the evidence in the effective
management of psychiatric disorders ranging from schizophrenia and other serious mental illness to the more complex situation of
comorbidity with substance abuse and treatment resistant situations.
We will also give emphasis to the evidence for non-pharmacological methods of treatment, development of community based services,
strengthening rehabilitation and utilizing psychotherapeutic methods.
TIME
0830 0845
0845 1030
1030
1100
Workshop 3
Workshop 4
Research Methodology
Drug Abuse in Adolescents – Prevention & Management
LECTURE
TIME
0830 0840
SPEAKER
Research objective and hypothesis
Dr. Lim Chong Hum
Study Design
Dr. Lim Chong Hum
TEA
LECTURE
SPEAKER
Introduction and Outline of Programme
Dr. Mark Montebello
(Australia)
0840
0930
Drug Abuse in Adolescents
(Australia, Europe, North America)
Dr. Mark Montebello
0930
0940
0940
1030
Drug Abuse in Adolescents (Malaysia)
Mr. Alex Ng Wei Siong
Prevention of Drug Abuse in Adolescence
Dr. Mark Montebello
1030
1100
1100
1200
Sources of error
Dr. Lim Chong Hum
During the pre-conference workshops there will be presentations ranging from substance abuse among adolescents, mental health
preparedness in disasters, research methodology and neuropsychiatry.
1200
1300
Study Population and Samples
Dr. Sharon Chen Won Sun
1300
1400
I am confident the presence of international experts along with our local speakers will generate interest in everyone who works with persons
with mental illnesses-psychiatrists, family physicians, nurses, psychologists, occupational therapists and social workers-be it
hospital-based or in the community. Let us share our knowledge and experience and apply the evidence-based approach to our daily
practice in an effort to maintain the standard of care and treatment for our client.
1400
1500
1500
1530
Questionnaire Design
Dr. Jamaiyah Haniff
1100
1115
Case Presentations (Biopsychosocial Problems)
Mr. Alex Ng Wei Siong
Data Management and Exploratory
Analysis
Dr. Sharon Chen Won Sun
1115
1200
Management of Drug Abuse in Adolescence
(Medical & Psychiatric Perspective)
Dr. Mark Montebello
1530
1630
Overview of Statistical Analysis
Dr. Sharon Chen Won Sun
1200
1215
1700
Management of Drug Abuse in Adolescence
– Psychological Perspective
Mr. Alex Ng Wei Siong
1630
1215
1255
Discussion forum
Dr. Mark Montebello
Mr. Alex Ng Wei Siong
1255
1300
Conclusions
Dr. Mark Montebello
1300
1400
Thank you.
LUNCH
TEA
Dato’ Hj. Dr. Abdul Aziz Abdullah
Organising Chairperson
4 December 2006 (Mon)
ORGANISING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Chairperson :
Dato Hj Dr. Abdul Aziz Abdullah
Secretary :
Dr. Muhammad Fadzillah Abdul Razak
email: muhammad_far@yahoo.ca
Vice Chairperson :
Dr. Sarfraz Manzoor Hussain
Scientific :
Dr. Siti Nor Aizah (Chairperson)
Dr. Sarfraz Manzoor Hussain
Dr. Lim Chong Hum
Dr. Susy Mathew
Dr. Muhammad Fadzillah Abdul Razak
Dr. Nurzuriana Mohd. Zaki
Dr. Toh Chin Lee
Mr. Alex Ng Wei Siong
Ms. See Geok Lan
Asst. Secretary :
Dr. Ruziana Masiran
Protocol :
Dr. Norliza Che Mi
Pn. Siti Azimah
Dr. Zanariah M. Saher
Publication/publicity :
Dr. Nor Hayati Ali
Dr. Raminder Kaur
Dr. Norharlina Bahar
Food & Beverage :
Pn. Hamidah Yusof
Pn. Siah Chok Yen
Secretariat :
Eli Lilly (M) Sdn. Bhd.
SCIENTIFIC AGENDA
Workshop 1
0930
1030
LECTURE
SPEAKER
Overall assessment of the needs of
survivors
Medical needs
5 December 2006 (Tue)
0830
1030 1. Disaster Mental Health
Response and Grief
Management
0830
0930 Plenary 1: Epilepsy & Psychosis
0930
1030 Opening Ceremony
Dr. Mohd. Ikram Mohd. Salleh
(MERCY)
Dr. Abdul Latiff
(Cyberjaya Medical College))
TEA
1030
1100
1100
1200
Assessment and mental health needs
Dr. Andrew Mohanraj
1200
1300
Assessment and management of
mental health needs in children
Dr. Andrew Mohanraj
1300
1400
0830
1030
1030
1100
1100
1300
1300
1400
LECTURE
4. Drug Abuse in
Adolescents: Prevention
and Management
1100
1100
1300 Workshops - continued
1400
1500
1500
1600
Debriefing and critical incident
stress management (CISM)
– current evidence and implementation
1600
1630
TEA
Dr. Andrew Mohanraj
Dr. Andrew Mohanraj
General Symposium:
Community Psychiatry
1. Reviewing in Evidence in
Community Psychiatry
Dr. Ahmad Rashidi M. Saring
2. Rehabilitation in Community
Dr. Joseph Leong Jern-Yi
(Singapore)
3. Forensic Psychiatry in the
Community Setting
Dr. Rabaiah Mohd. Salleh
0930
1030
Plenary 4: The Use of Antipsychotics
in Bipolar Mood Disorder
Prof. Chua Hoong Choon (Singapore)
1300
1400
1400
1630 Workshops - continued
LUNCH
1200 Plenary 2: Causal Relationship Between
1100
1200
Plenary 5: Rehabilitation in Psychiatry:
Reviewing the Evidence
Dr. Joseph Leong Jern-Yi (Singapore)
1200
1400 Lunch Symposium: Managing Diabetes
1200
1400
Lunch Symposium: Early Psychosis
and Recent Clinical Evidences in
First-Episode Psychosis
Prof. Chong Siow Aun (Singapore)
1400
1530
Concurrent Symposium 1: Schizophrenia
1. Treatment Resistance Schizophrenia
Dr. Mohd. Fadzillah Abdul Razak
2. Psychotherapy in Schizophrenia
Prof. Azhar Md. Zain
3. Management of Schizophrenia with
Co-morbid Substance Abuse
Dr. Mahmud Mazlan
1400
1500
Plenary 6
Concurrent Symposium II:
Neuropsychiatric Aspects of Medical Illness
1. Psychosis in Parkinson’s Disease
Dr. Ibrahim Abu Samah
2. Intracranial Infections & Complications
Dr. Norhashim Ahmad
3. Neuropsychiatric Sequelae of
Cerebrovascular Accidents
Dr. Siti Nor Aizah Ahmad
1500
1630
Free Papers
1. Medical Professionals and
Psychologists
2. Allied Health Professionals
Prof. Michael Trimble
(United Kingdom)
Prof. Michael Trimble
LUNCH / END OF WORKSHOP
LUNCH
Management of grief in survivors
0930
1100
TEA
The use of anticonvulsants in
psychiatry
0830
TEA
1030
SPEAKER
Neurobiology of psychiatry aspects
of epilepsy
Prof. Michael Trimble (United Kingdom)
3. Research Methodology
Biological Psychiatry – Neuropsychiatry of Epilepsy
TIME
6 December 2006 (Wed)
2. Biological Psychiatry
Workshop 2
Disaster Mental Health Response and Grief Management
TIME
0830 0930
0830
Transportation :
Tuan Hj. Zahari
En. Rasdi Talib
En. Periasamy
Asst. Treasurer :
Dr. Sharifah Suziah
LUNCH / END OF WORKSHOP
REGISTRATION
0800
Technical :
Tuan Hj. Ramlee
Treasurer :
Dr. Salina Abdul Aziz
TEA
1530
1630
Substance Abuse & Schizophrenia
Dr. Mark Montebello (Australia)
Mellitus in Serious Mental Illness
(Interactive session)
1630 Plenary 3: Outcome for Patients
with Schizophrenia: Considering
Metabolic Risks
TEA
Closing Ceremony