Bolts from the blue for iFEVR and iphYs joint meeting in Milan in October
Eoin Killackey
Dear colleagues
We are delighted to announce that the Bolts from the Blue abstract submissions have now opened for joint iphYs & iFEVR Milan 2016 symposium.
Our next iphYs & iFEVR special interest group meetings will be held on Wednesday October 19th as the pre-IEPA (http://www.iepaconference.org/) satellite symposium. The meeting is free and registration is opening soon and limited to the first 100 registrants.
International Symposium on Promoting Recovery of Young People with Psychosis: The iFEVR and iphYs Joint Meeting in Milan 2016
Wednesday, October 19th, 2016
Venue : Auditorium Giorgio Gaber-Palazzo Pirelli
ple duca d'Aosta 3- Milano. Lombardy
Are you or your team working on physical health issues with young people with psychosis and have something to share?
Are you or your team working to support education and/or employment outcomes in young people with psychosis and have something to share?
Do you have an innovation or inspiration from the front line?
In addition to the iphYs & iFEVR symposium speakers, we have a “Bolts from the Blue” session where we are looking for:
· 5 speakers to speak about improving physical health issues and
· 5 speakers for the educational and employment focus presentations
We are looking for 5 minute presentations with a maximum of 2 powerpoint slides per presentation.
Submissions close on August 12th 2016 and selected speakers will be notified by August 22nd.
To submit your abstract, please send the following details to in...@iphys.org.au
• title of presentation
• maximum of 100 words to describe your innovation or inspiration relating to physical health issues/or education and employment issues in young people with psychosis or emerging psychosis
• presenting speaker name, title, & affiliation, including city/country and email address
Looking forward to seeing you in Milan!
Dr David Shiers and Dr Jackie Curtis
Co Chairs, iphYs
Professor Eoin Killackey, Professor Jo Smith and Miles Rinaldi
iFEVR
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Leonie Kelleher
This arrived. I would love to present something (even via skype without going to Milan: although a trip to the vicinity of my forebears does have some attractions). What do you think – would you have any interest?
Dr Leonie Kelleher OAM
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Subject: [iFEVR] Bolts from the blue for iFEVR and iphYs joint meeting in Milan in October
Dear colleagues
We are delighted to announce that the Bolts from the Blue abstract submissions have now opened for joint iphYs & iFEVR Milan 2016 symposium.
Our next iphYs & iFEVR special interest group meetings will be held on Wednesday October 19th as the pre-IEPA (http://www.iepaconference.org/) satellite symposium. The meeting is free and registration is opening soon and limited to the first 100 registrants.
International Symposium on Promoting Recovery of Young People with Psychosis: The iFEVR and iphYs Joint Meeting in Milan 2016
Wednesday, October 19th, 2016
Venue : Auditorium Giorgio Gaber-Palazzo Pirelli
ple duca d'Aosta 3- Milano. Lombardy
Are you or your team working on physical health issues with young people with psychosis and have something to share?
Are you or your team working to support education and/or employment outcomes in young people with psychosis and have something to share?
Do you have an innovation or inspiration from the front line?
In addition to the iphYs & iFEVR symposium speakers, we have a “Bolts from the Blue” session where we are looking for:
? 5 speakers to speak about improving physical health issues and
? 5 speakers for the educational and employment focus presentations
We are looking for 5 minute presentations with a maximum of 2 powerpoint slides per presentation.
Submissions close on August 12th 2016 and selected speakers will be notified by August 22nd.
To submit your abstract, please send the following details to in...@iphys.org.au
• title of presentation
• maximum of 100 words to describe your innovation or inspiration relating to physical health issues/or education and employment issues in young people with psychosis or emerging psychosis
• presenting speaker name, title, & affiliation, including city/country and email address
Looking forward to seeing you in Milan!
Dr David Shiers and Dr Jackie Curtis
Co Chairs, iphYs
Professor Eoin Killackey, Professor Jo Smith and Miles Rinaldi
iFEVR
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Subject: [iFEVR] Bolts from the blue for iFEVR and iphYs joint meeting in Milan in October
Dear colleagues
We are delighted to announce that the Bolts from the Blue abstract submissions have now opened for joint iphYs & iFEVR Milan 2016 symposium.
Our next iphYs & iFEVR special interest group meetings will be held on Wednesday October 19th as the pre-IEPA (http://www.iepaconference.org/) satellite symposium. The meeting is free and registration is opening soon and limited to the first 100 registrants.
International Symposium on Promoting Recovery of Young People with Psychosis: The iFEVR and iphYs Joint Meeting in Milan 2016
Wednesday, October 19th, 2016
Venue : Auditorium Giorgio Gaber-Palazzo Pirelli
ple duca d'Aosta 3- Milano. Lombardy
Are you or your team working on physical health issues with young people with psychosis and have something to share?
Are you or your team working to support education and/or employment outcomes in young people with psychosis and have something to share?
Do you have an innovation or inspiration from the front line?
In addition to the iphYs & iFEVR symposium speakers, we have a “Bolts from the Blue” session where we are looking for:
? 5 speakers to speak about improving physical health issues and
? 5 speakers for the educational and employment focus presentations
We are looking for 5 minute presentations with a maximum of 2 powerpoint slides per presentation.
Submissions close on August 12th 2016 and selected speakers will be notified by August 22nd.
To submit your abstract, please send the following details to in...@iphys.org.au
• title of presentation
• maximum of 100 words to describe your innovation or inspiration relating to physical health issues/or education and employment issues in young people with psychosis or emerging psychosis
• presenting speaker name, title, & affiliation, including city/country and email address
Looking forward to seeing you in Milan!
Dr David Shiers and Dr Jackie Curtis
Co Chairs, iphYs
Professor Eoin Killackey, Professor Jo Smith and Miles Rinaldi
iFEVR
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Jo Norton
HI Leonie
I think ideally we would want 'Bolt from the Blue' speakers to be present as they are only 5 min slots and I envisage potential technology issues with a skype presentation from Australia to Italy that could absorb much of the time we have allowed!
We would need a brief title and outline (a few lines max) of what you plan to present (as I am personally unfamiliar with Kelleher's role in relation to employment support for young people with psychosis) which we can then consider alongside other potential submission offers to this section of the programme. We would then have to see if we could can support a skype presentation if you are selected.
Kind regards
Jo
Prof Jo Smith
iFEVR Co-chair
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