Mental Health and Telemedicine Organizations and Their Events
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Individual Organizations and their Meetings
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British Geriatrics Society [BGS]
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Contact: | (You can use the colored link below for more detail)
British Geriatrics Society 1 St Andrew's Place Regent's Park London, NW1 4LB United Kingdom +44/207/935 4004 info (snail) bgs.org.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The British Geriatrics Society is the only professional association, in the United Kingdom, of doctors practising geriatric medicine. The 2000 members worldwide are consultants in geriatric medicine, the psychiatry of old age, public health medicine, general practitioners, and scientists engaged in the research of age-related disease.
It was founded in 1947 for the relief of suffering and distress amongst the aged and infirm by the improvement of standards of medical care for such person, the holding of meetings and the publication and distribution of the results of such research. |
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British Healthcare Internet Association [BHIA]
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Contact: | (The colored link below is available for more information)
British Healthcare Internet Association 3 Adelaide Crescent Hove Brighton BN3 2JD United Kingdom +44/1273/321805 +44/1273/774614 fax info (snail) bhia.org (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The objectives of the British Healthcare Internet Association [BHIA] involve:
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British Human-Computer Interaction Group [BHCIG]
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Contact: | (You might click on the link below for making contact)
Sue Tueton, HCI Group Membership British Computer Society 1 Sandford Street Swindon SN1 1HJ United Kingdom +44/793/417417 +44/793/480270 fax hci (snail) bcs.org.uk (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The British Human-Computer Interaction Group is the longest-established and largest national group in Europe devoted to human-computer interaction. The British HCI Group was set up in 1984 as a Specialist Group of the British Computer Society to provide an umbrella organisation for all those working on the requirements analysis, design, implementation and evaluation of technology for human use. |
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British Indian Psychiatric Association [BIPA]
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Contact: | (The link below is available for e-mail)
British Indian Psychiatric Association c/o Ranjit Baruah, BIPA General Secretary 12 Temple Oak Drive Wollaton, Nottingham, NG8 2SE United Kingdom spd (snail) bipa.org.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The British Indian Psychiatric Association [BIPA] was founded in 1995.
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British Institute of Learning Disabilities [BILD]
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Contact: | (You might use the link below for getting more detail)
British Institute of Learning Disabilities Woverhampton Road, Kidderminster Worcestershire DY10 3PP United Kingdom +44/1562/850251 +44/1562/851970 fax bild (snail) bild.demon.co.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | Founded in 1972, The British Institute of Learning Disabilities [BILD] is an independent charity committed to improving the quality of life for all people with a learning disability. In addition to other activities BILD supplies education and training to professionals.
Official publication: International Journal of Positive Behavioural Support. |
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2-nd International Positive Behaviour Support Conference
(You can consult the meeting's Web pages.) May 10-11, 2012 Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom Event sponsored by: British Institute of Learning Disabilities [BILD] Positive behaviour support approaches have become established as the preferred approach when working with people with learning disabilities who exhibit behaviours described as challenging. This is now reflected in a significant body of authoritative guidance, including the British Psychological Society’s Guidelines (Baileral 2004), and the Joint Guidelines of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, the British Psychological Society and the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (2007). The strengths and successes of positive behaviour support approaches provide the reason for the increasing support for their use. They are fundamentally rooted in person centred values, aiming to enhance community presence, increasing personal skills and competence and placing emphasis on respect for the individual being supported. They also use quality of life improvements for the person, both as an intervention and as an outcome measure. This conference will bridge the gap between academic research and practice and will help support organisations to define and deliver good practice in positive behaviour support. It will bring together researchers and practitioners with an interest both in the evidence base of the impact of positive behaviour support, and in its practical application. Note: The description displayed above is all the information that we currently have in our database. If you wish to find more about this event please contact the sponsor directly. (A request: kindly tell them you read about it here when you ask about the above event.) |
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British and Irish Sandplay Therapy Society [BISS]
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British and Irish Sandplay Therapy Society biss (snail) sandplay.org.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The non-profit British and Irish Sandplay Therapy Society [BISS] was established in 1987. BISS offers a training programme in sandplay therapy. BISS is a member of the International Society for Sandplay Therapy [ISST]. |
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British Journal of Healthcare Computing and Information Management [BJHCIM]
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Contact: | (You can use the link below for making contact)
British Journal of Healthcare Computing and Information Management The Birchley Hall Press 29 Pinewood Park Farnborough Hampshire GU14 9LB UK +44/1252/691590 harry.wood (snail) bjhcim.co.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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British Medical Association [BMA]
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Contact: | (You might click on the colored link for more information)
British Medical Association BMA House Tavistock Square London WC1H 9JP +44/20/7387 4499 +44/20/7383 6400 fax info.web (snail) bma.org.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The British Medical Association [BMA], founded in 1832, is a professional association of doctors, representing their interests and providing services for its 123,000 plus members. This includes almost 4,000 from overseas and 11,500 who are medical students.
About 80% of United Kingdom practising doctors are members. The official publication of the BMA is the British Medical Journal [BMJ]. |
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UK Medical Informatics Society [UKHiS]
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About: | The UK Medical Informatics Society [UKHiS] was formed in 1986 as the British Medical Informatics Society. There are more than 260 members worldwide. The broad objectives of the Society are:
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British Neuropsychiatry Association [BNPA]
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British Neuopsychiatry Association c/o Jackie Ashmenall St Aidan, Ealing Green, Ealing, London W5 5EN United Kingdom admin (snail) bnpa.org.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The British Neuropsychiatry Association [BNPA] is the principal academic and professional body for medical practitioners and professionals allied to medicine working at the interface of the clinical and cognitive neurosciences, and psychiatry. |
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British Neuropsychological Society [BNS]
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About: | The British Neuropsychological Society [BNS] formed in 1989, amalgamating the Neuropsychology Interest Group [NIG] and the Cognitive Neuropsychology Group [COGNIG]. There are some 300 members. |
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British Neuroscience Association [BNA]
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Contact: | (The link below is available for more detail)
The British Neuroscience Association The Sherrington Buildings Ashton Street Liverpool L69 3GE UK +44/151/794 4943 +44/151/794 5516 fax info (snail) bna.org.uk (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The British Neuroscience Association [BNA] was founded as the Brain Research Association.
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