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20th ECNP Congress 2007, Oct. 13-17, Vienna, Austria
Date:10/4/2007

ce of health economic aspects on the treatment of mental illnesses, attention will be also drawn to the impact of publicly-funded mega-trials on clinical practice. Based on several recent trials the clinical and quality of life effects of psychopharmacologic treatments as well as their impact on the use and cost of medical services will be evaluated and discussed. ECNP hopes that this session will stimulate discussion of pharmaco-economic issues in psychiatry and will lead to greater physician involvement in the ongoing cost-management debates.

ECNP is also proud to present in the educational track the Report of the ECNP Consensus Meeting 2007 on the topic Bipolar depression. With annual consensus meetings on specific topics ECNP aims to facilitate the dialogue between the European regulatory authorities, the scientific community and the pharmaceutical industry in order to achieve a common policy in neuropsychopharmacology.

Paper submission again exceeded all expectations and has been accommodated by further increasing the number of posters. Overall, 730 papers were accepted for poster presentation offering an exciting insight into the research activities of young scientists and members of the ECNP. From the posters 12 will be selected to give an oral presentation during the Selected Poster Presentations (SPP) on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Outstanding scientists are nominated for the ECNP Neuropsychopharmacology Award. The ceremony for the winner of the ECNP Neuropsychopharmacology Award 2007 in Basic Science Research, E. Ron de Kloet will be held on Saturday 13 October, as part of the welcome ceremony.


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Contact: Sonja Mak
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43-140-557-3413
European College of Neuropsychopharmacology
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