In autumnal Copenhagen during tremendously interesting and yet exhausting congress we sat down discussing the future of congresses.
As a result we decided to take a brief brake from Scandinavia and moved our next congress to Estonia. It turned out to be a good idea.
Presentations:
- ECT in the Medically Ill – Keith G. Rasmussen
- The Nurse’s Role in Electroconvulsive Therapy – Mary Rosedale
- Indications for ECT – Margus Lõokene
- ECT in Forensic Psychiatry – Diana Kristensen
- ECT Technique and Patient Selection – Pascal Sienaert
- ECT and cognition: an update – Maria Semkovska
- Efficiency of ECT and continuation ECT for depression in different patient-population – Axel Nordenskjöld
- Ethics and ECT – Jan-Otto Ottosson
- History of the Emergence of Seizure Therapy – Gábor Gazdag
- The Influence of Anesthesia on the Result of ECT – Alexander Sartorius
- Clinical and Biological Effects of Different Stimulation Techniques – Declan McLoughlin
- Future directions and development in ECT technique – Martin Balslev Jørgensen