Monday, August 20, 2007
| 13.30-17.30 |
Pre-conference workshop / teaching seminar 1. |
Paul Falger (Netherlands):
Vital exhaustion:
History, Epidemiology, Cardiovascular Risk, Mechanisms Treatment
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Pre-conference workshop / teaching seminar
II. |
Adrienne Stauder and
Monika Kovács (Hungary):
The Williams Lifeskills Program: overview of the program and of
the effectiveness studies. Our experiences with the translation,
cultural adaptation and application of the program in Hungary.
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| 18.30-19.00 |
Welcome |
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007
| 9.00-10.30 |
Opening Keynotes
(3x30 min)
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Ferenc Túry, Krisztina
Túry (Hungary):
European identity and eating
Adriana Baban (Romania):
The Role of Behavioral Medicine in Confronting HIV/AIDS Epidemic
in Central and Eastern Europe
Redford Williams, Virginia Williams (USA):
Coping Skills Training in Different Cultures: The LifeSkills Experience
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| 10.30-11.00 |
Poster and Coffee
Break |
See the list of poster presentations below
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| 11.00-12.30 |
Panel discussion
1.
BM and Research
(3x15 min + discussion)
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János Kállai
(Hungary):
Past and Future in Behavioral Medicine Researches in Hungary
Francisco José Eiroa (Spain):
Psychopathological manifestations in the Central and Eastern European
transition: A systematic bibliographic review
Paul Falger (Netherlands):
Vital Exhaustion: History, Epidemiology, Cardiovascular Risk,
Mechanisms and Treatment
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| 12.30-13.30 |
Lunch |
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| 13.30-15.00 |
Panel discussion
2.
BM and Education
(3x15 min + discussion)
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Adrienne Stauder (Hungary):
Education and training in behavioural medicine: global and local
viewpoints
Imre Lázár, Zoltán
Zsinkó-Szabó (Hungary):
Medical anthropology: research and education
Ovidiu Popa-Velea, Liliana Diaconescu (Romania):
The contribution of Balint training in prevention of burnout syndrome
at doctors
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| 15.30-16.30 |
Panel discussion
3.
BM and Clinical practice
(2x15 min + discussion)
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Mária Kopp (Hungary):
Measures of empowerment in behavioural medicine epidemiological
research
Hynek Pikhart (Czech Republic-UK) et al
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Psychosocial stress at work and outside work and depressive symptoms
in 3 countries of Central and Eastern Europe: the HAPIEE Study
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007
| 9.00-10.30 |
Parallel
Thematic discussion group 1. |
Title:
Psychosomatics
Chairs: Paul Falger (Netherlands) and Istvan Tiringer (Hungary)
Andra-Teodora Negroiu (Romania) et al:
Influence of Demographic Factors, Coping Style
and Trust on Adherence in Heart Failure
Istvan Tiringer (Hungary):
Psychosocial predictors of one-year follow-up
quality of life among patients in residential cardiac rehabilitation
Jozsef Varga (Hungary):
Social behaviour influencing physiology: heart
rate changes in social context
Tibor Rudisch (Hungary) et al :
Relaxation-imagery hypnosis modulates
pszichophysio-immunological system
Orsolya Begya (Hungary) et al:
Psychic functioning in irritable bowel syndrome
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Parallel
Thematic discussion group 2. |
Title: Quality
of life
Chairs:Túry Ferenc (Hungary) and László Nemes (Hungary)
László Nemes (Hungary):
Applied Human Ethology: Behavioral biology of human well-being
Erzsébet Németh (Hungary) et al:
Relationships between length of television watching and extrinsic and intrinsic aspirations
Gyöngyvér Salavecz (Hungary) et al:
The association of work stress and self-reported health among middle aged working men in a Western European and in four Post-communist countries
Zsuzsa Puskás-Vajda (Hungary):
Voluntary associations as sources of well-being
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Parallel
Thematic discussion group 3. |
Title: Gender issues
Chairs: Mária Kopp (Hungary) and Tatyana Kotzeva (Bulgaria)
Piroska Balog (Hungary) et al:
Depression and stress. Gender differences
Dana-Adriana Pamfile (Romania) et al:
Women's Attitudes Toward Thinness and Fatness - values regarding physical attractiveness
Tatyana Kotzeva (Bulgaria) et al:
Constructing women's responsibility toward cervical cancer screening in the Bulgarian context of healthcare system reform
Ágnes Zana (Hungary) et al:
Gender differences in attitudes toward death
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| 10.30-11.00 |
Poster and coffee break |
See the list of poster presentations below |
| 11.00-12.30 |
Parallel
Thematic discussion group 4. |
Title:
Health-, Illness behavior
Chairs: Ewa Gruszczynska (Poland) and Janos Kallai (Hungary)
Ewa Gruszczynska (Poland)
Maternal coping with child's disease. Role of spirituality
László Brassai (Romania) et al:
The role of protective psychological variables in adolescents' health-related behaviors
Alexandrova Bogdana (Bulgaria) et al:
Subjective health complaints in Bulgarian schoolchildren aged 11, 13 and 15
Ramona Amina Popovici (Romania) et al:
Health Promotion Through Education - a Basic Component of Primary Dental Care
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Parallel
Thematic discussion group 5. |
Title: Free lectures 1.
Chairs: Ovidiu Popa-Velea (Romania) and László Buda (Hungary)
Evie Bentley (UK):
Clinical hypnotherapy in action
László Buda (Hungary):
Using Psychodrama and Playback Techniques in
Accelerated Learning
Carmen Padure
Daniela (Romania):
Managing the Post-Totalitarian Society. The
Status and Role of Psychology
Magdalena Lazarewicz (Poland) et al:
A false mirror or rose-coloured spectacles? - A content reconstruction of the psychologist's stereotype
Katalin Szőke (Hungary) et al:
Linking culture with the promotion of health through community health planning in Hungary
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Parallel
Thematic discussion group 6. |
Title:
Free lectures 2.
Chairs: Eva Sovcikova (Slovak Republic) and Piroska Balog (Hungary)
Eva Sovcikova (Slovak Republic) et al:
Cognitive development and effects of exposure to PCBs in Children aged 16 months
Matei Alexandru Banu (Romania) et al:
Depression at C hepatitis patients treated with interferon - a natural consequence of immune alienation
Katalin Károssy (Hungary) et al:
Links between alexithymia, emotional awareness and impulsivity: subjective report and heart rate measures of emotional responding
Anikó Hazag (Hungary) et al:
Mental health survey among Hungarian students of medicine and technology
Renata Cserjési (Hungary) et al:
The differences between implicit and explicit attitudes toward body shape in Obesity
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| 12.30-13.30 |
Lunch |
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| 13.30-15.00 |
Panel discussion,
closing remarks |
Chairs: Mónika Kovács (Hungary) and János Kállai
(Hungary) |
| 15.30-17.30 |
CEESBM General
Assembly Meeting |
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The list of poster presentations
Zoltán Ábrám (Romania): Psychical
health state of the adult population in three Romanian counties
Cecilia Banki (Hungary) et al:
Individual and Diadic Levels of Coping Among Patients with Cancer
Borbála Belec (Hungary): Patterns of acculturation
and their impact on psychological well-being among immigrant adolescents
in Szeged (Hungary)
Csilla Busa (Hungary) et al: Health
Behaviour and Drug Use Among Young People
Csilla Busa, Ágnes Csikós (Hungary) et al:
Hungarian Family Physicians’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Perceived Cultural
and Institutional Barriers Related to Hospice Care
Ilona Csörsz (Hungary) et al:
The world of “as if”. The dramatic story-playing in medical education
Liliana Diaconescu, Ovidiu Popa-Velea (Romania):
Anxiety, depression, hardiness and optimism: correlations to
quality of life (QoL) in healthy old subjects
Szilvia Dukay-Szabó (Hungary): Eating
and bodyweight problems among Hungarian figure skaters
Bálint Kasza (Serbia) et al: Social background
among health care staff in Szeged and Subotica in the light of their
professional environment
Bálint Kasza (Serbia), Bettina Piko (Hungary):
Health Condition Survey after the wartime eight years ago
Beáta Kaszás, József Varga (Hungary): The
dynamics of changing of asthma. May psychological variables help with
understanding?
Zsuzsanna Kerekes (Hungary) et al: Temperament
and Character Factors and Depression in Chronic Diseases
Noémi Keresztes (Hungary)et al: Prototypes
of Health-Related Behaviors Among Hungarian High School Students
Beatrix Lenkovics (Hungary) et al:
Nutrition And Health Maintaining Behaviour Of University Students
With Healthy Lifestyle
Edit Molnár (Hungary) et al: Personality
factors, emotional expression in adolescents with type 1 diabetes: the
role of self-directedness and alexithymia in quality of
life and glycemic control
Anna Müller, László Nagymajtényi (Hungary):
Characteristics of Youth Dietary Habits in Csongrad County
Ilona Pálfi (Hungary) et al: Burn Out Syndrom
and Areas of Prevention Among Hospice Nurses
Jitka Pikhartova (UK) et al:
Individual and area level socioeconomic indicators and depressive
symptoms in the HAPPIE-CZ Study
Anna Susanszky (Hungary) et al: Cultural
factors influencing the development of gender role stress
Peter Torzsa (Hungary) et al:
HEALTH STATUS, HEALTH BEHAVIOR AND SLEEP PROBLEMS OF HUNGARIAN GENERAL
PRACTITIONERS
Mária Tóth (Hungary) et al: Coping, Depression
and Cloninger’s Dimension in Psoriasis
Tatyana Kotzeva, Elitza Dimitrova (Bulgaria):
Socioeconomic status and risk behaviors of school aged children
in Bulgaria
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