About IPA · About IPA Founded in 1982, the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) is a unique and diverse professional healthcare community promoting better geriatric mental

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About IPA Founded in 1982, the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) is a unique and diverse professional healthcare community promoting better geriatric mental health – across disciplines, across borders, and across geriatric issues. Psychiatrists, Scientists, Neurologists, Geriatricians, Primary Care Physicians, Epidemiologists, Nurses, Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers and many other healthcare professionals come to the IPA community from all over the world to discuss, learn, share and research information about behavioral and biological aspects of geriatric mental health.

IPA Member Bene� ts

• Subscription to International Psychogeriatrics, IPA’s multidisciplinary peer-reviewed journal published monthly

• Subscription to the IPA Bulletin, IPA’s membership newsletter• Reduced rates and access to IPA congress and meetings• IPA Online – the IPA website – including the IPA Member Area with special

features including access to fellow members and The IPA Complete Guide to Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)

• Participation in IPA Member Forums, IPA’s in-person and online groups which enable members to meeting, communicate, and collaborate with IPA colleagues around the world. Groups include: Regional Initiative Forums (groups by geographic areas); Professional Discipline Forums (groups such as nurses, psychologists, primary care physicians, social workers, and occupational therapists); and Shared Interest Forums (interest groups ranging from long term care to young onset dementia to testamentary capacity)

IPA Board of Directors

O� cersMary Sano, President, United StatesWilliam Reichman, President-Elect, CanadaHuali Wang, Secretary, PR ChinaKate Zhong, Treasurer, United StatesRaimundo Mateos, Immediate Past President, Spain

DirectorsDaisy Acosta, Dominican RepublicTzung-Jeng Hwang, TaiwanManabu Ikeda, JapanRaymond Koopmans, The NetherlandsCarmelle Peisah, AustraliaKiran Rabheru, Canada

Ex O� cioKate Filipiak, CAE, Executive Director

IPA SecretariatKate Filipiak, CAE, Executive DirectorDenise Barnett, Communication and Membership Manager

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About SEPG The Spanish Society of Psychogeriatrics (SEPG) was created in 1988 by a group of psychiatrists interested in the mental health problems of older people on the basis that Gerontopsychiatry had reached su� cient maturity to establish itself as a new subspecialty of psychiatry in Spain. SPEG improves awareness and advances the special biological, psychological and social support needs of older people, the needs of their carers, and the impact of treatment requirements of their illnesses and mental health issues.

SEPG Board of Directors

O� cersManuel A. Franco, President Manel Sánchez, Vice presidentJavier Olivera, SecretaryIsabel Ramos, Deputy Secretary Antonio Carrión, Treasurer DirectorsDolores Franco Lola ClaverJorge PlaAgueda RojoJorge Cuevas

About APG The Associação Portuguesa de Gerontopsiquiatria (APG) will hold its annual meeting in conjunction with the IPA / SEPG 2019 Joint International Congress in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. APG activities include two symposiums. For more information please see www.apgonline.org

About IPARepresenting more than 66 countries around the world, the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) is a unique and diverse professional healthcare community promoting better geriatric mental health — across disciplines, across borders, and across geriatric issues. Psychiatrists, Scientists, Neurologists, Geriatricians, Primary Care Physicians, Epidemiologists, Nurses, Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, and many other healthcare

professionals come to the IPA community from all over the globe to discuss, learn, share, and research information about behavioral and biological aspects of geriatric mental health. IPA’s leaders and members contribute their wealth of expertise and knowledge from the research, clinical, education, service and program development arenas.

About SEPGTheSpanish Society of Psychogeriatrics (SEPG) was created in 1988 by a group of psychiatrists interested in the mental health problems of older people on the basis that Gerontopsychiatry had reached suffi cient maturity to establish itself as a new specialty of psychiatry in Spain. SPEG improves awareness and advances the special biological,

psychological and social support needs of older people, the needs of their carers, and the impact of treatment requirements of their illnesses and mental health issues.

About APGTheAssociação Portuguesa de Gerontopsiquiatria (APG) will be holding its annual conference in conjunction with the IPA 2010 International Meeting. Special APG activities include two symposia presented in Portuguese (see page 14 and 15). For more information

about APG, please visit www.apgerontopsiquiatria.com.

ExhibitorsAlmirall S.A.AstraZenecaBristol-Myers Squibb /

Otsuka PharmaceuticalEisai Farmaceútica S.A. / Pfi zerFERRER INTERNACIONALGRÜNENTHALJANSSEN S.A.Lilly S.A.SANOFI-AVENTISUCB Pharma, S.A.

Supporting SocietiesSociedade Galega de Xerontoloxía e XeriatríaEuropean Association of Geriatric PsychiatrySociedad Española de Médicos de ResidenciasSociedad Española de Medicina de Familia

y Comunitaria

Public and Institutional SupportUniversity of Santiago de CompostelaComplexo Hospitalario Universitario de SantiagoFundación IDICHUSXunta de Galicia, Consellería de Traballo e Benestar

Social, Dirección Xeral de Promoción da Autonomía Persoal e Atención a Dependencia

Santiago Turismo

Acknowledgements

NGO SupportObra Social Caixa GaliciaForo de Investigación y Docencia para la Calidad

de Vida en las Personas de Edad Avanzada

Satellite SponsorsANGELINIESTEVE / Novartis Farmacéutica, S.A.

Delegate Bag and Final Program SponsorGE Healthcare

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WELCOME MES SAGESDear colleagues,

It is a great pleasure to present the � nal programme for the 2019 IPA/SEPG Joint International Congress and to extend greetings to all of you.

The Congress motto re� ects both the spirit of this city and the essence of IPA. Since the Middle Ages innumerable have been the pilgrims who crossed Europe to reach Santiago, walking from the East through the French Way, by boat from the North, the English Way, or by the Portuguese Way from the South. Many pathways, walkers with di� erent cultures converging on a common goal, contributing thus to outline the concept of the future Europe.

Few places in the world can better symbolize the aspiration of the IPA to constitute the agora in which the wide range of professionals necessary to improve the mental health of the elderly can be expressed. Activities as varied as basic research, clinical care, prevention; targeting proposals valid both for the people who live in their homes or in the di� erent types of residential institutions (the kind we know today and those still waiting to be invented). In short, the IPA as a protective umbrella for professionals and a catalyst for knowledge.

In this context, you are invited to “pilgrimage” with your best baggage and share your knowledge and your illusions in the friendliest atmosphere. The venue of the Congress is the noble building of the Faculty of Medicine, at the full disposal of the Congress, in the historic campus of the � ve-hundred-year-old University of Santiago de Compostela.

The collaboration of a vast array of scienti� c societies, from Spain and other countries, with a broad Scienti� c Committee, led by John O’Brien, has ensured the con� guration of a programme of excellence, which has been enriched by your contributions and undoubtedly re� ects the interdisciplinary model of the IPA.

On behalf of the IPA and the SEPG, Welcome to Santiago de Compostela!

Raimundo Mateos IPA 2010 International

Meeting Co-Chair SEPG President

IPA Board of Directors

Manuel Franco IPA 2010 International Meeting Co-Chair SEPG Vice President

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Dear Colleagues and friends

I am delighted to welcome you to our meeting in Santiago de Compostela. We have not joined together since our meeting in San Francisco and I am eager to re-connect with old friends and to meet new ones.

Our meeting theme: “Diversity in research informing excellence in clinical care” highlights our commitment to a multi-disciplinary approach to providing the best mental health care to aging populations across the globe. As I complete my tenure as president, I welcome you to this important meeting where we have brought together clinicians and researchers from around the world and from a range of professions and perspectives to provide a uniquely informed view of how we can provide the best care to our patients. I am particularly proud of the training activities, the workshops, and the opportunity for junior investigators to meet our seasoned clinicians and scientists. These activities ful� ll the essence of the IPA mission of supporting those professionals who serve aging populations. Many people have worked to create this excellent program and I want to make special mention of our program chairs, John O’Brien, Henry Brodaty, and Gwenn Smith. This international team, with many volunteers giving of their time, has created a rich experience I know we will all appreciate. Also, this meeting could not happen without the local e� orts of our collaborative meeting sponsor, Sociedad Espanola de Psicogeriatria (SEPG). I want to thank Dr Manuel Franco, SEPG president for his incredible support and e� orts to make this meeting happen. Finally, my sincere gratitude to Raymundo Mateos, our immediate past president who has mentored me through this important activity. These two men have provided great leadership as Co-Chairs to create this stimulating agenda.

So, thank you all for joining us and welcome to a very exciting meeting

Mary Sano, PhDPresident, IPA

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CONGRESS COMMITTEESHonorary Committee

H Exc Alberto Núñez Feijoo, President, Xunta de GaliciaH Exc Jesús Vázquez Almuiña, Conselleiro de Sanidade, Xunta de GaliciaH Exc Fabiola García Martínez, Conselleira de Política Social, Xunta de GaliciaH Exc & Mgnfco Antonio López Díaz, Rector, Universidade de Santiago de CompostelaH Exc Xosé Sánchez Bugallo, Alcalde, Ayuntamiento de Santiago

Organizing Committee

Raimundo Mateos, Spain (Co-Chair)Manuel Franco, Spain (Co-Chair)Henry Brodaty, AustraliaJohn O’Brien, United KingdomMary Sano, USAGwenn Smith, USA

Scienti� c Committee

John T. O’Brien, United Kingdom (Chair)Henry Brodaty, Australia (Vice-Chair)Gwenn Smith, USA (Vice-Chair)Daisy Acosta, Dominican RepublicRicardo Allegri, ArgentinaShabbir Amanullah, CanadaOlusegun Baiyewu, NigeriaVincent Camus, FranceKnut Engedal, NorwayManuel Franco, SpainTzung-Jeng Hwang, TaiwanManabu Ikeda, JapanRaymond Koopmans, The NetherlandsMaria Lapid, USARaimundo Mateos, SpainMary Sano, USAGuk-Hee Suh, KoreaMarco Trabucchi, ItalyMyrra Vernooij-Dassen, The NetherlandsHuali Wang, China

Scienti� c Advisory Committee

Luis Agüera Ortiz, SpainMeryl Butters, USAManuel Martín Carrasco, SpainHelen Fung-kum Chiu, Hong Kong SAR PR China David Conn, CanadaLuiz Cortez Pinto, Portugal

Rose-Marie Droes, The NetherlandsLia Fernandes, PortugalDolores Franco, SpainGeorge Grossberg, USAAdriana Hermida, USASusan Hunter, CanadaJavier Olivera, SpainMartin Orrell, United KingdomTe-Jen Lai, TaiwanJerson Laks, BrazilJay Luxenburg, USACarlos de Mendonça Lima, SwitzerlandJorge Pla, Spain.Águeda Rojo, SpainGregory Swanwick, IrelandVictor Valcour, USAPierre Vandel, FranceHilde Verbeek, The NetherlandsFrans Verhey, The Netherlands

Regional Coordinators

Manuel Sánchez, Spain (Chair)Antonio Carrión, SpainMaría Jesús Cerecedo, SpainManuel Cruz, PortugalMaría Dolores Claver, SpainJorge Cuevas,SpainPatricio Fuentes, ChileManuel Gandoy, SpainCarmen García Mahía, SpainMariella Guerra, PerúArmin von Gunten, SwitzerlandHeike Hesse, HondurasIvonne Jimenez, Puerto RicoOnésimo Juncos, SpainJuan Llibre, CubaJuan Soriano, SpainIsabel Ramos, SpainRamón Ramos, SpainAquiles Salas, VenezuelaJose A Silié Ruiz, Dominican RepublicAna Luisa Sosa, MexicoCarlos Spuch, SpainJavier Vicente, SpainNahathai Wongpakaran, ThailandYung-Jen Yang, Taiwan

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSIPA would like to thank the following for their support of the 2019 IPA International Congress:

Public and Institutional SupportUniversidade de Santiago de CompostelaXunta de Galicia, Consellería de Política SocialXunta de Galicia, Consellería de SanidadeServizo Galego de Saúde, Xerencia de Xestión Integrada de Santiago de CompostelaXunta de Galicia, Consellería de Educación, Universidade e Formación ProfesionalDeputación de A CoruñaConcello de SantiagoSantiago de Compostela Turismo and Convention Bureau

Scienti� c Societies and Research GroupsRede Galega de Investigación en Demencias (REGIDEM)Sociedade Galega de Xerontoloxía e XeriatríaSociedad Española de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria (semFYC)European Association of Geriatric Psychiatry (EAGP)Erly detection and timely INTERvention in DEMentia (INTERDEM)World Psychiatric Association (WPA)

SponsorshipAcadia Pharmaceuticals - Measurement of Challenging behavior (CB); views from di� erent perspective WorkshopAcadia Pharmaceuticals - International initiatives to address inappropriate psychotropic use in long term aged care – learning from each other WorkshopCambridge University Press – Registration BagsAlter MédicaAngeliniCantabria Labs Nutrición Médica

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2019 IPA AWARDS

2019 IPA Junior Research Awards in PsychogeriatricsPresented in conjunction with IPA Congresses, the IPA Junior Research Awards in Psychogeriatrics are an example of IPA’s commitment to presenting groundbreaking work to its members and developing new leaders. These prestigious awards were created to encourage and reward junior researchers and recognize the best, original, unpublished research in the � eld of Psychogeriatrics.

We applaud all of those who submitted their work and we encourage everyone to attend the Junior Research Award winner’s session taking place on Sunday, 1 September 2019 from 13:15-14:45.

First Place Winner

Daniel J. Hoyle, Australia

Clinical impact of antipsychotic and benzodiazepine reduction: Findings from a multicomponent psychotropic reduction program within long-term aged care

Second Place WinnerJoshua M. Baruth, United StatesEnd-of life Care in Schizophrenia: A Systematic Review

Third Place WinnerAwirut Oon-arom, ThailandAttachment anxiety, depression, and perceived social support: a moderated mediation model of suicide ideation among the elderly

We want to express our sincere appreciation to the Junior Research Award selection committee for their conscientious work:

Dilip Jeste, United StatesStephan Arndt, United StatesHenry Brodaty, AustraliaGill Livingston, United KingdomConstantine Lyketsos, United States

2019 Distinguished Service AwardsService to the Field of PsychogeriatricsJe� rey Cummings, United StatesXin Yu, P.R. China

Service to Congress Host Country (Spain)H M The Queen Sofía of SpainManuel A. Franco, Spain

Service to the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA)George Grossberg, United StatesRaimundo Mateos, Spain

Congratulations to all of the 2019 Award winners!

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GENERAL INFORMATION

About Santiago de Compostela

The city has a current population of 95,800. It was originally a stopping point on a Roman road, but the discovery of the Apostle (Santiago) James’ tomb at the beginning of the 9th century gave rise to a place of workshop in the corner of the Iberian Peninsula. Visitors will � nd its treasures exhibited in sixteen museums as well as the surprising richness of its contemporary architecture, designed by Eisenman, Hedjuk or Siza, surrounded by Galicia’s largest area of parks and gardens.

The main attraction of the city is the old town. Several visits could be carried out within it or around it. For more information, visit the Tourism O� ce o� cial web:

http://www.santiagoturismo.com/

Registration Desk

The registration desk is located in the East Lounge and will be open during the following dates and times:

Saturday, 31 August 08:00 – 17:30 Sunday, 1 September 08:00 – 18:00Tuesday, 2 September 08:00 – 18:00Wednesday, 3 September 08:00 – 14:00

Venue

School of Medicine of the University of Santiago de Compostela.

Rúa de San Francisco, s/n, 15782 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña

VFM3+2Q Santiago de Compostela

Nowadays, the University of Santiago de Compostela has approximately 23,000 students, 63 degrees, and 30 Schools. It also has 3 Campi, 13 Research Centres and 342 Research Groups.

The School of Medicine is part of the Old Town Campus, with some historic buildings as the Rector´s O� ce at San Xerome Palace, Fonseca Palace and the Schools of Medicine, Geography and History, and Philosophy.

Exhibition Hall and Poster Hall

The exhibition and poster hall is located on the � rst � oor and will be open during the following dates and times:

Sunday, 1 September 08:00 – 18:00

Monday*, 2 September 08:00 – 18:00

Tuesday*, 3 September 08:00 – 14:00

* Poster presentations take place on Sunday and Monday from 12:30 – 13:15. See the poster list for additional information on posters.

Opening Session

The Opening Session will be held at Fonseca Palace from 18:30 to 20:00, followed by a Cocktail Reception.

Fonseca Palace address:

Rúa do Franco, s/n, 15704 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña

VFH3+RR Santiago de Compostela

Long Term Care Visits

A very popular feature of IPA meetings is the opportunity to visit and learn from local coleagues at a care facility. The Organizing Committee has scheduled 2 of-site visits to 2 local facilities.

Please, contact the Registration O� ce at the Hospitality Desk to book your place.

Visits will take place on Tuesday, 3 September at 13:00.

Meeting point: main door of the School of Medicine

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Badges

Delegates and guests are requested to wear their name badges at all times during the congress and social events, for security reasons.

Certi� cate of Attendance

If you require a certi� cate of attendance, please email [email protected] and they will email you one after the Congress.

Congreso y Talleres acreditados por la Comisión de Formación Continuada de las Profesiones Sanitarias/ Congress and Workshops accredited by the Commission for Continuing Training of Health Professions

Please, follow the instructions provided by the Registration O� ce in order to apply for your Accreditation/contact at the Registration Desk/ It´s mandatory to sign in every session…

Wi-Fi Internet

Wireless internet service is available throughout the School of Medicine and is free of charge.

Instructions:

select “IPASEPG” on the available wireless network.

Then open the browser and type in the login page the Login and Password we provide.

SSID: IPASEPGLogin: IPASEPGPassword: 54%rtTR%67Yp

Meeting Room Protocol

Every e� ort will be made to ensure that sessions start and end on time. Presenters and congress delegates are all asked to work together to achieve this. This may mean having to quickly end a valuable discussion. However, the Congress organizers request cooperation for the bene� t of all delegates and hope you will take the opportunity to continue discussions after session outside of the room.

You are not permitted to make sound or video recordings, or take photographs during sessions. We request that all mobile phones and/or pagers be turned o� or set to silent before entering sessions.

Liability and Insurance

Please do not leave bags, suitcases or any personal belongings unattended at any time, whether inside or outside the session halls.

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EXHIBITORS DIRECTORYCambridge University Press

A world leader in academic publishing, Cambridge publishes more than 1,500 new academic and professional books annually, and more than 350 peer-reviewed academic journals. Many of these journals are leading academic publications in their � elds and together form one of the most valuable and comprehensive bodies of research available today.

For more information, please visit www.cambridge.org

International Psychogeriatric Association

Founded in 1982, the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) is a unique and diverse professional healthcare community promoting better geriatric mental health – across disciplines, across borders, and across geriatric issues. Psychiatrists, Scientists, Neurologists, Geriatricians, Primary Care Physicians, Epidemiologists, nurses, Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, and many other healthcare professionals come to the IPA community from all around the world to discuss, learn, share, and research information about behavioral and biological aspects of geriatric mental health.

For more information, please visit: www.ipa-online.org

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Stairs to:Basement: Co�ee-Shop (lunch)First Floor: (Registration Desk, Exhibitors and Poster Halls, Rooms A,B,C,D, E)

Elevator

Co�ee-break Area

Room H

Ground �oor

Main Stairs: access to: First Floor (Registration Desk, Exhibitors and Poster Halls, Rooms A,B,C,D E)

Main door

Professor´s Room

Room GRoom F

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Elevator Posters hall

Exhibitors Hall

Registration Desk

Firts Floor: Main Stairs: access to Registration Desk, Rooms: A,B,C,D,E, exhibitors hall and poster hall

Room E

Room B

Room C

Room A

Room D

First Floor

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SCHEDULE AT A GLACE

Saturday, 31 August - SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

FULL DAY WORKSHOPS

8:30-12:30/13:30-17:30 Primary Care Mental Health in Older PeopleCarlos A. de Mendonça Lima and Gabriel Ivbijaro

Room H

The 6th International Capacity ConferenceCarmelle Peisah

Room G

HALF DAY-MORNING WORKSHOPS

08:30-12:30 Improving Caregiver Interventions: New Clinical Approaches and Research Strategies Steven Howard Zarit, Raimundo Mateos

Professor´s Room

Updates/ Controversies in Alzheimer’s Disease: Risk Factors, Protective Factors and TreatmentsGeorge Grossberg

Room D

Measurement of Challenging Behavior (CB); views from di� erent perspectives Debby Gerritsen

Room E

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch

HALF DAY-AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

13:30-17:30 International initiatives to address inappropriate psychotropic use in long term aged care Juanita Westbury

Room D

PAIN in Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment especially Dementia Lydia Giménez-Llort

Professor´s Room

Young Onset Dementia Raymond Koopmans

Room E

OPENING SESSION

18:30-20:00 Creating or Awaiting Disruptive Innovation: the coming new age of seniors careWilliam Reichman

Fonseca Palace

20:00-21:00 Wellcome Reception Fonseca Palace

Sunday, 1 September - SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

8:30-9:30 PLENARY SESSION 1

Prevention of Dementia – a realistic prospect?Mary Sano

Room A

What is going on in Alzheimer’s Research in Caribbean Hispanics: Update and Future PlansIvonne Jiménez

09:30-10:00 COFFEE-BREAK

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10:00-11:30 SYMPOSIA

Session 1

Late Life Loneliness

From Private Condition to Social

Emergency

Anne Wand

Session 2

New Imaging Research in

Late-Life Mood and Cognitive

Disorders

David Ste� ens

Session 3

Psychosocial Education in Dementia in

Europe

Frans R.J Verhey

Session 4

Novel Approaches to Caregiver

Interventions

Steven H. Zarit

Room B Room C Room A Room D

10:00-11:30 SIMPOSIA (In Spanish)

SEPG1 Symposium de colaboracion entre SEPD (Sociedad Española de Patología Dual) y la SEPG

Room F

Trastornos Duales en Población Geriátrica Carlos Roncero

11:30-13:15 LUNCH AND POSTER SESION 1


Session 5

People with Young Onset

Dementia: a particular

group!

Raymond Koopmans

Session 6

Junior Research Awards

Session 7

ECT in Geriatric Psychiatry:

A Global Perspective

Roberto Rodriguez-

Jimenez

Session 8

Collaborating with Primary

Care

Carlos de Mendonça

Lima

Room B Room A Room C Room D

13:15-14:45 SIMPOSIA

SEPG2 Symposium de colaboracion entre el Grupo de Trabajo de Psicogeriatria de la Societat Catalana de Psiquiatria y la SEPG

Room G

Trastorno Bipolar en el ancianoJorge Cuevas


15:15-16:45 FREE/ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Session 9

FC1: Depression session

Session 10

FC2: New Therapeutics

Session 11

FC3: Dementia

Session 12

FC4: Behavioural and

Psychological Symptoms of

Dementia

Session 13

FC5: Psychosocial

factors

Room A Room B Room C Room D Room F

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SEPG3 Symposium de colaboracion entre INTERDEM network and SEPG

Room G

From risk factors to public health: The INTERDEM Task Force on Prevention of DementiaJan Steyaert Sebastian Köhler


Schizophrenia and Aging: Bad News and Good NewsDilip Jeste

Room A

Monday, 2 September - SCHOOL OF MEDICINE


Neuropsychiatric changes in early Alzheimer’s DiseaseJe� Cummings

Room A



Session 14

Interaction of biological and psychosocial

factors in dementia

Rabih Chattat

Session 15

Loneliness in older adults and the role

of social prescribing

Brian Lawlor

Session 16

The challenge of an accurate diagnosis of

Dementia with Lewy Bodies

Zuzana Walker

Session 17

Joint IPA/ICGP symposium:

Thinking, Feeling, and

Moving: Neurobiological and Behavioral

Phenotypes of Cognitive, Motor, and

A� ective Dysfunction

During Late Life

Caterina Rosano

Session 18

Twitter masterclass

Maria I. Lapid, Denise Barnett, Brent Forester

Room B Room F Room C Room A Room D


SEPG4 Uso de antipsicóticos en la Demencia: El Consenso APADELuis Agüera

Room G

10:00-11:30 Simpósio

Deep brain stimulation as a treatment for neurodegenerative diseaseGwenn Smith

Room H

Can we aspire to live to 150?Perminder Sachdev


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Session 19

Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide

for elderly people with psychiatric

disorders or dementia

Jorge Pla Vidal

Session 20

Should the biomedical

model still be the

dominant one in dementia

research

Myrra Vernooij-Dassen

Session 21

Keeping Brain and Mind

Healthy in Later Life

Dilip Jeste

Session 22

Crosstalk between Pain and Cognitive

function in Health and

Disease

Lydia Giménez-Llort

Room D Room A Room B Room C


SEPG5 TEC Ambulatorio en los Trastornos Afectivo del Anciano Águeda Rojo

Room G



Deep brain stimulation as a treatment for neurodegenerative diseaseGwenn Smith

Room A

Can we aspire to live to 150?Perminder Sachdev


SEPG6 Contención mecánica en los adultos mayoresManel Sánchez Hospital Sagrat Cor. Martorell. Barcelona

Room G

16:30-17:45 Session 23

Junior Investigator

Session

Session 24

MASTERCLASSDoll therapy

Room D Room A

Tuesday, 3 September - SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

8:30 -9:30 PLENARY SESSION 5

Evidence based approaches to supporting carers and improving servicesLaura Gitlin

Room A

Meeting the urgent need for Integrated Mental Healthcare for Older Adults in Low and Middle Income CountriesMartin Prince


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10:00-11:30 FREE/ORAL COMMUNICATIONS

Session 25

FC6: Ageing

Session 26

FC7: Depression session 2

Session 27

FC8: New research session1

Session 28

FC9: New research session 2

Session 29

FC10: New research session 3

Room A Room B Room C Room F Room G


SEPG7 Mapa de Recursos en PsicogeriatríaManuel A. Franco-MartinJefe del Servicio de Psiquiatría del Hospital Universitario Rio Hortega de Valladolid

Room D



Session 30

Implementation Science:

Priorities for Healthcare in

Dementia

Ian Maidment

Session 31

Emerging Trends in

Preventing Dementia at a Global Level

Kiran Rabheru

Session 32

Olfaction and other sensory

impairments in psychogeriatry

Sara Invitto

Session 33

Delirium in Old Age: From Prevention to Intervention

Lia Fernandes

Room B Room A Room C Room F


SEPG8 Symposium de colaboracion entre la Red Galega de Investigación en Demencias (REGIDEM) y la SEGP

Room G

Galician Research Network in DementiaCarlos Spuch

13:00-18:00 LONG TERM CARE VISITS

13:30 FAREWELL Room A

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PROGRAM

Saturday, 31 August SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

FULL DAY WORKSHOPS

8:30-12:30/13:30-17:30 Primary Care Mental Health in Older People

Carlos A. de Mendonça Lima and Gabriel Ivbijaro Mental health care for older people: the scale of the problem

Carlos A. de Mendonça Lima Dignity in the care of older people with mental disorders

Gabriel Ivbijaro Building a collaboration with the Primary Care team

Juan Antonio López Management of comorbidity and multimorbidity at Primary Care

Gabriel Ivbijaro Management of dementia at Primary Care

Carlos A. de Mendonça Lima Management of delirium at Primary Care

Horacio Firmino Management of bodily distress syndrome (BDS), bodily stress syndrome (BSS) and health anxiety

in older adultsGabriel Ivbijaro

Management of bereavement of older people at Primary CareMercedes Fernández-Cabana, Raimundo Mateos

8:30-12:30/13:30-17:30 The 6th International Capacity Conference

Carmelle Peisah An overview of new and exciting developments in capacity in voluntary assisted dying, divorce

and marriage, and � nances/company directorshipCarmelle Peisah

Capacity, arti� cial intelligence and home technologyJay Luxenberg

An update on testamentary capacityJane Casey

A unique educational programme teaching testamentary capacity to psychiatric residents Sanford Finkel

An update on capacity and sexuality Oluwatoyin Sorinmade

Professional capacity: health and cognitive screening for ageing doctors Betsy Williams

Capacity issues at the end of life in RomaniaNicoleta Tataru

Capacity issues in SpainJulio Guija

Suicide, undue in� uence and elder abuseAnne Wand

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HALF DAY-MORNING WORKSHOPS

08:30-12:30 Improving Caregiver Interventions: New Clinical Approaches and Research Strategies

sponsored by REGIDEM Steven Howard Zarit, Raimundo Mateos

Steven Howard Zarit State of the Field:Why We Need to Move Beyond the Current Paradigm for Caregiver

Interventions and Research The Problem of Outcomes:Why the Outcomes We Use Are not Appropriate A Modular Approach to Interventions:Design, Implementation, and Selection of Appropriate

Outcomes Respite as a Critical Support for Caregivers Design Approaches for Respite:“The Daily Stress and Health of Caregivers Study” as an Example Dyadic Interventions:Caregivers and Persons with Dementia Viewing the Future Together Implications for Caregiving Situations not Involving Dementia Discussion of Possible Applications

08:30-12:30 Updates/ Controversies in Alzheimer’s Disease: Risk Factors, Protective Factors and Treatments

George Grossberg Risk Factors and Protective Factors.

George Grossberg Neuro-Modulatory approaches in Alzheimer’s Disease

David Beck Role for vitamins and supplements in Alzheimer’s Disease; what the evidence shows

Jay Luxenberg Breaking Researchin Alzheimer’s Disease

Rita Khoury

08:30-12:30 Measurement of Challenging Behavior (CB); views from di� erent perspectives

Sponsored by Debby Gerritsen Debby Gerritsen, will introduce the subject and discuss a psychologist’s view.Rebecca Palm,will discuss a nurse’s view.Carmelle Peisah,will discuss a psychiatrist’s view.Patricia de Vriendt , will discuss a social worker’s/occupational therapist’s view.

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch

HALF DAY-AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

13:30-17:30 International initiatives to address inappropriate psychotropic use in long term aged care

Sponsored by Juanita Westbury

Welcome and introductionsJuanita Breen

Overview of initiatives from the U.S.A. and Canada to ensure appropriate psychotropic use in LTC homes. Donovan Maust

Overview of initiatives from the Netherlands to ensure appropriate use of psychotropics in LTC homes. Studies to be discussed include ‘PROPER’ and ‘RID’ and the ‘Psychotropic drug monitor app’ to improve guideline adherence.Sytse Zuidema, Claudia Groot Kormelinck, Charlotte van Teunenbroek

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Overview of British policy to ensure appropriate antipsychotic use and discussion of the FITS and subsequent WHELD intervention.Kayleigh Marie Nunez

Australian initiatives to ensure appropriate psychotropic use and discussion of the RedUSe program and EMPOWERED initiative.Juanita Breen, Daniel Hoyle, Carmelle Peisah

Open discussion, moderated by Juanita Breen

13:30-17:30 PAIN in Older Adults with Cognitive Impairment especially Dementia Lydia Giménez-Llort

Current practices, use of tools, guidelines and policies for pain in cognitive impairment, especially dementiaPatricia Scho� eld

Clinical challenges in pain assessment and management in older and cognitively impaired adultsWilco Achterberg

Nociceptive evoked responses as a tool to explore pain pathways in cognitive impairmentMarina de Tomaso

The evolutive pathway between pain and olfactory perceptionSara Invitto

Translational research modelling pain in aging, cognitive impairment and dementiaLydia Giménez-Llort, Chaim G. Pick

A palliative care approach to pain management for people with dementia towards the end of lifeElisabeth Sampsom

13:30-17:30 Young Onset Dementia Raymond Koopmans

Give Young Onset Dementia a face: A Delphi-study on de� nition and nomenclature of YODDennis van de Veen

Special features of palliative care in people with advanced young onset dementia: results from the German EPYLOGE-studyJanine Diehl-Schmid

Coping with transitions in life along the progression of dementia: A four-year longitudinal narrative study of lived experiences of single younger people with dementiaAud Johannessen

Improving diagnosis and post-diagnostic support for younger people living with dementiaJanet Carter

Di� erences in the clinical pro� le between carers of people with young and late onset Alzheimer’s diseaseMarcia Cristina Nascimento Dourado

OPENING SESSION FONSECA PALACE

18:30-20:00 Creating or Awaiting Disruptive Innovation: the coming new age of seniors careWilliam ReichmanChair, Raimundo Mateos

20:00-21:00 Wellcome Reception

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Sunday, 1 SeptemberSCHOOL OF MEDICINE

8:30-9:30 PLENARY SESSION 1 Prevention of Dementia – a realistic prospect?

Mary Sano What is going on in Alzheimer’s Research in Caribbean Hispanics: Update and Future Plans

Ivonne JiménezCo-chair, Manuel Franco, Gwenn Smith



Session 1 Late Life Loneliness From Private Condition to Social EmergencyAnne Wand

Loneliness and Disconnection in self-harm in older adultsAnne Wand

Loneliness: A Multifaceted phenomenonGabriela Stoppe

Loneliness: The loss of contact with oneselfCarlos de Mendoça Lima

The many impacts of loneliness in late lifeDiego de Leo

The role of psychogeriatric associations in � ghting late life lonelinessMarco Trabucchi

Session 2 New Imaging Research in Late-Life Mood and Cognitive Disorders David Ste� ens

MRI in Geriatric Depression: Identifying subtypes and predicting treatment outcome. David C. Ste� ens

Imaging of tau and in� ammation in Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia. John O’Brien

Multi-Modality Imaging of Neurodegeneration in Late Life Cognitive Decline and Depression. Gwenn Smith

Is MRS useful for probing the neurobiology and treatment responsiveness in older people with lifetime depression?Ian Hickie

Session 3 Psychosocial Education in Dementia in Europe Frans R.J Verhey

Interdem Academy. European network for training of early stage researchers involved in psychosocial research

Frans Verheyt Role of psychosocial aproaches in the Plan and guidelines of dementia

Manuel Franco-Martin Training in HE across Europe: evidence from the SiDECar project

Rabih Chattat

Session 4 Novel Approaches to Caregiver Interventions Steven H. Zarit

Daily Assessments and Biological Markers of Stressors in Caregiving InterventionsSteven H. Zarit

Addressing dementia family caregivers emotions that hurt: ambivalent and guilt feelingsAndrés Losada

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Secondary caregiving deserves attention in research and clinical practiceManuel Gonçalves-Pereira

Supporting dementia carers through family-focused workJan Oyebode


SEPG1 Symposium de colaboracion entre SEPD (Sociedad Española de Patología Dual) y la SEPG

Trastornos Duales en Población Geriátrica Carlos Roncero

El consumo de alcohol y patología dual en las personas mayores.Isabel Valriberas

Envejeciendo con metadona, un nuevo reto de cuidadosSonsoles Gutiérrez Cáceres

Mejoría cognitivas tras el cese del consumo en pacientes mayoresCarlos Roncero



Session 5 People with Young Onset Dementia: a particular group! Raymond Koopmans

Awareness of disase in Alzheimer´s disease: Di� erences between young-onset and late-onset dementia

Marcia Dourado Coping with transitions in life: A four-year longitudinal narrative study of single younger people

with dementiaAud Johannessen

Focussing in people with behavioural variant of frontotemporal dementia: An innovative approachRaymond Koopmans

Suicidal thoughts and behaviour of patients with young and late onset dementiaJanine Diehl-Schmid

Session 6 Junior Research Awards Clinical impact of antipsychotic and benzodiazepine reduction: Findings

from a multicomponent psychotropic reduction program within long-term aged careDaniel J. Hoyle

End-of life Care in Schizophrenia: A Systematic ReviewJoshua M. Baruth

Attachment anxiety, depression, and perceived social support: a moderated mediation model of suicide ideation among the elderlyAwirut Oon-arom

Session 7 ECT in Geriatric Psychiatry: A Global Perspective Roberto Rodriguez-Jimenez

Cost-e� ectiveness of a maintenance electroconvulsive therapy (m-ECT) programme in elder patients

Roberto Rodriguez-Jimenez ECT in the USA

Charlie Kellner Electroconvulsive Therapy for Severe Agitation and Aggression in Alzheimer’s Dementia

Brent Forester

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Lessons learned from the CORE studies 1998- 2018Georgios Petrides

Long term cognitive side e� ects and predictive pre-treatment patient characteristics after ECT in patients with late-life depressionEsmee Verwijk

Session 8 Collaborating with Primary Care Carlos de Mendonça Lima

Bipopsychological approaches to depression at Primary CareJessica Uno

Management of psychosis in older persons at Primary CareCarlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima

Neurocognitive assessment at Primary CareVincent Camus

Reducing emergency hospital admissions for people with dementia - a case study from London Borough of Waltham ForestGabriel Ivbijaro


SEPG2 Symposium de colaboracion entre el Grupo de Trabajo de Psicogeriatria de la Societat Catalana de Psiquiatria y la SEPG

Trastorno Bipolar en el ancianoJorge Cuevas

Aspectos clínicos del trastorno bipolar en el anciano. ¿Existe el trastorno bipolar de inicio en la senectud?

Anna Catalan Cognición y trastorno bipolar.

Leire Narvaiza Especi� cidad del tratamiénto farmacológico y TEC en el trastorno bipolar en el anciano.

Maria Iglesias


15:15-16:45 FREE/ORAL COMMUNICATIONSSession 9 FC1: Depression sessionSession 10 FC2: New TherapeuticsSession 11 FC3: DementiaSession 12 FC4: Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of DementiaSession 13 FC5: Psychosocial factors


SEPG3 Symposium de colaboracion entre INTERDEM network and SEPG From risk factors to public health: The INTERDEM Task Force on Prevention of

DementiaJan Steyaert Sebastian Köhler

Modi� able dementia risk factors and the LIBRA indexSebastian Köhler (presenting author), Irene Heger, Frans Verhey, Martin van Boxtel, Kay Deckers

The role of social factors in prevention of cognitive decline and dementiaMyrra Vernooij-Dassen (presenting author)

Promoting a brain-health lifestyle to reduce dementia risk: results from the MijnBreincoach public health campaignKay Deckers (presenting author), Irene Heger, Martin van Boxtel, Marjolein de Vugt, Frans Verhey, Sebastian Köhler

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SaniMemorix: a public health awareness campaign to promote a brain-healthy lifestyleJan Steyaert (presenting author)

17:00-18:00 PLENARY SESSION 2 Schizophrenia and Aging: Bad News and Good News

Dilip JesteChair, Mary Sano

Monday, 2 SeptemberSCHOOL OF MEDICINE

8:30-9:30 PLENARY SESSION 3 Neuropsychiatric changes in early Alzheimer’s Disease

Je� CummingsChair, John O’Brien



Session 14 Interaction of biological and psychosocial factors in dementiaRabih Chattat

Social factors in cognitive decline and dementia; an integrated study of biomedical and social dataMirra Vernooij-Dassen

Big data in cohorts to understand the interaction of biological and psychosocial factors to prevent dementiaClive Ballard

Interaction of biological and psychosocial factors in dementiaMartin Orrell

Interaction between psychosocial and biological factors: insight from the stress modelRabih Chattat

Session 15 Loneliness in older adults and the role of social prescribing Brian Lawlor

Loneliness: The population contextBrian Lawlor & Iracema Leroi

Loneliness: Clinical populationsJeanette Golden

Loneliness: High Risk populations - Memory clinic and residential care populations.Iracema Leroi & Greg Swanwick

Loneliness: The role of Social Prescribing.Rachel Wallace, Iracema Leroi, Greg Swanwick, & Jeanette Golden

Session 16 The challenge of an accurate diagnosis of Dementia with Lewy Bodies Zuzana Walker

2017 DLB criteriaZuzana Walker

Prodromal DLBJohn O’Brien

Dementia with Lewy bodies: what are the characteristics of the prodromal stage in a nationwide longitudinal cohort?Frederic Blanc

CSF biomarkers in DLBOlivier Bousiges

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Session 17 Joint IPA/ICGP symposium: Thinking, Feeling, and Moving: Neurobiological and Behavioral Phenotypes of Cognitive, Motor, and A� ective Dysfunction During Late Life

Caterina Rosano

Shared neural correlates of subclinical disorders of mood, cognition, and mobility in older adultsCaterina Rosano

The Search for Neuroendophenotypes in Late-Life DepressionMeryl Butters & Gillian Kruszka

Sex di� erences in structural predictors of emotional face recognition accuracy.Joseph Kim

Resting State Brain Network Dysfunction and Cognition in Late Life DepressionSara L. Weisenbach

Session 18 Twitter masterclass Organizer: Maria Lapid Engaging in social media as a medical professional

Brent Forester

Getting started & enhancing your Twitter useDenise Barnett

Best practices for Twitter Maria Lapid


SEPG4 Uso de antipsicóticos en la Demencia: El Consenso APADELuis Agüera Ortiz

El Consenso APADE: Antipsicóticos en la Demencia I. José Martínez Raga

El Consenso APADE: Antipsicóticos en la Demencia II. Manuel Antón Jiménez

Aspectos de seguridad en comorbilidades y monitorización.Luis Agüera Ortiz

El Consenso de antipsicóticos de la SEPG y sus con� uencias con el Consenso APADE. Jorge Plá Vidal

10:00-11:30 Simpósio Psiquiatria Geriátrica em Portugal - Um olhar sobre temas atuais (Geriatric Psychiatry in Portugal

- Current issues at a glance) (Apresentações em Português e Slides em Inglês) Luiz Cortez Pinto

Prevalência de demência e depressão de inicio tardio em Portugal (The prevalence of dementia and late-life depression in Portugal: research must contribute to service planning)Manuel Gonçalves Pereira

Organização de uma unidade de Psiquiatria Geriátrica em Lisboa (Bird’s eye view over Lisbon Geriatric Psychiatry Service)Sandra Nascimento, Mariana Melo, Pedro Branco,João Reis

Desa� os da Gerontopsiquiatria na Psiquiatria Forense - enfermarias de segurança e prisões (Challenges of gerontopsychiatry in forensic psychiatry - security and prison wards) Ana Catarina Ferreira, Manuel Cruz, Fernando Vieira, Paulo Ferreira

Comentários Finais (Final remarks)Manuel Cruz


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Session 19 Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide for elderly people with psychiatric disorders or dementia

Jorge Pla Vidal

Euthanasia, a historical perspectiveManuel Martín Carrasco

Rational suicide in old ageManuel Sánchez Pérez

The challenge of euthanasia and assisted suicide in PsychogeriatricsManuel Gonçalves Pereira

Session 20 Should the biomedical model still be the dominant one in dementia research Myrra Vernooij-Dassen

Should the biomedical model still be the dominant one in dementia research? Frans Verhey, Myrra Vernooij-Dassen, George Grossberg, Raimundo Mateos, Jacobo Mintzer

Session 21 Keeping Brain and Mind Healthy in Later LifeDilip Jeste

Loneliness versus WisdomDilip V. Jeste

Detecting and Mitigating Age-Related Cognitive Decline: Potential Bene� ts of Curcumin and Other StrategiesGary Small

Keeping Brain and Mind Healthy in Later LifeDilip V. Jeste

Positive traits involved in healthy aging and longevity: Study in Cilento, ItalyAnna Scelzo

Validation of Neuropsychological Tests for the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study Harmonized Cognitive Assessment ProtocolHuali Wang

Session 22 Crosstalk between Pain and Cognitive function in Health and DiseaseLydia Giménez-Llort

Loose Verbal Communication of Pain in the Elderly People with DementiaLydia Giménez-Llort

PAIC, Pain and Huntington’s diseaseMarina De Tommaso

Pain and Cognitive Impairment in oncologic geriatric patients: a PAIC study linked to nutrition and olfactory impairmentSara Invitto

Pain and delirium in older people, especially with dementia or long-term cognitive impairmentElisabeth Sampson


SEPG5 TEC Ambulatorio en los Trastornos Afectivo del Anciano Águeda Rojo

Tec en el Paciente AncianoÁgueda Rojo Pantoja

Anestesia en TEC ambulatoria en Pacientes AncianosIván Arean González*; María Angeles Gil Campelo* y Alba Galego Ferreiro**

Estudio Retrospectivo en Pacientes Ancianos con Trastorno Afectivo sometidos a TECJulia Verísimo Guillén* y José Luis Fernández Sastre**


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15:15-16:15 PLENARY SESSION 4 Deep brain stimulation as a treatment for neurodegenerative disease

Gwenn Smith Can we aspire to live to 150?

Perminder SachdevCo-chairs, Raimundo Mateos, Huali Wang


SEPG6 Contención mecánica en los adultos mayores Manel Sánchez Hospital Sagrat Cor. Martorell. Barcelona

La contención física en el paciente psicogeriátrico: una visión del entorno europeoJesús A. MonforteServicio de Psiquiatría. Complejo Asistencial de Zamora

Dilemas habituales en la práctica clínica sobre el uso de la contención en pacientes de edad avanzada.Jorge LázaroServicio de Psiquiatría del Complejo Hospitalario Universitario de Gran Canaria Doctor Negrín.

De la contención física a la contención química en Psicogeriatría. Manuel Martín CarrascoDirector médico Clínica Padre Menni. Pamplona

16:30-17:45

Session 23 Junior Investigator session Organizers: Gwenn Smith, Brent Forester, Sara Weisenbach

Session 24 MASTERCLASS Doll Therapy: Method and procedure of a Non-Pharmacologial Therapy in the Management of

BPSD Ivo Giovani Cilesi

Tuesday, 3 SeptemberSCHOOL OF MEDICINE

8:30 -9:30 PLENARY SESSION 5 Evidence based approaches to supporting carers and improving services

Laura Gitlin

Meeting the urgent need for Integrated Mental Healthcare for Older Adults in Low and Middle Income Countries

Martin PrinceCo-chairs, Gwenn Smith, Raymond Koopmans


10:00-11:30 FREE/ORAL COMMUNICATIONSSession 25 FC6: AgeingSession 26 FC7: Depression session 2Session 27 FC8: New research session1Session 28 FC9: New research session 2Session 29 FC10: New research session 3

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SEPG7 Mapa de Recursos en PsicogeriatríaManuel A. Franco-MartinJefe del Servicio de Psiquiatría del Hospital Universitario Rio Hortega de Valladolid.

Recursos de hospitalizacion en psicogeriatriaPilar Azpiazu

Unidad de Psicogeriatría Integral en la Alianza Estratégica de Salud Mental entre Zamora y Valladolid Oeste: Funcionamiento y nuevas perspectivas. Juan Luis Muñoz (presentador) y Manuel A. Franco

Recursos de Psicogeriatría en Galicia. Es su� ciente?Raimundo Mateos (presentador, grupo profesionales de Psicogeriatría de Galicia)

Estructura y pilares de los recursos de proximidad en la dispersión gallegaXimena Campos

Demencia: Una visión transversal.Juan Carlos Rodríguez

Asistencia psicogeriátrica en Aragón. La experiencia del sector de Huesca”. Javier Olivera y José Galindo



Session 30 Implementation Science: Priorities for Healthcare in Dementia Ian Maidment

The challenge of implementation of optimal medication use for people with dementiaIan Maidment

Impact of an e-Learning Intervention Based on the Improving Well-Being and Health for People with Dementia (WHELD) Training Programme Kayleigh Marie Nunez

Implementation in Acute Care in Dementia- Insights from the Perfected Hospital Care Research Programme Chris Fox

Session 31 Emerging Trends in Preventing Dementia at a Global Level Kiran RabheruKiran Rabheru, David Conn, Mary Sano, Dilip Jeste

Why we Must Think About Preventing Dementia GloballyMary Sano

Global Innovations and Strategies for Dementia PreventionDavid Conn

Transforming Healthcare for Dementia Prevention: Health Behavior Change as First Line MedicineKiran Rabheru

Session 32 Olfaction and other sensory impairments in psychogeriatrySara Invitto

Pain and Olfactory Perception and other sensorial impairment in geriatric women with Chronic Intimate Partner Violence

Giulia Piraino Potential Role of Olfactory Event Related Potentials as early marker in Mild Cognitive Impairment

and in other Neurodegenerative ProcessesSara Invitto

Translational research of sensory systems in models of aging and Alzheimer’s disease.Lydia Giménez-Llort

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Vulnerability and resilience of the sensory systems in psychogeriatryLydia Giménez-Llort

Session 33 Delirium in Old Age: From Prevention to Intervention Lia Fernandes

Delirium and FrailtyLia Fernandes

Delirium in Hospital SettingManuel Coroa

Delirium in Nursing HomeArmin von Gunten

Delirium PreventionHorácio Firmino

Overview of the symposiumLuís Cortez Pinto


SEPG8 Symposium de colaboracion entre la Red Galega de Investigación en Demencias (REGIDEM) y la

SEGP Red Galega de Investigación en Demencias (REGIDEM)

Carlos Spuch Detección precoz y evolución del deterioro cognitivo relacionado con la edad en personas que

acuden a centros de atención primaria. El estudio de envejecimiento de COMPOSTELA.Onésimo Juncos-Rabadán

Detección precoz del deterioro cognitivo a través de técnicas de gami� cación, aprendizaje automático y herramientas TIC.Sonia Valladares Rodríguez

Nuevos métodos para el diagnóstico temprano de las enfermedades neurodegenerativas. Carlos Spuch

13:00-18:00 LONG TERM CARE VISITS

13:30 FAREWELL

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FC1: Depression session 1: Sunday, 1 Sept. 15:15-16:45Co-chairs, Vincent Camus, Susan Hunter

Cognitive impairment, frailty, quality of life and Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) 5 and 15 items version in elderly users of Primary Care at risk of geriatric depression in Valdivia, Chile.

Presenting Author Vergara Heskia

A � ve-year cohort study to compare the cognitive decline in older adults with bipolar disorder and those with major depressive disorder

Presenting Author Chih-Chiang Chiu

Trends in depressive symptoms of older adults in the Czech Republic

Presenting Author Pavla Cermakova

Mortality and morbidity in very old persons with subsyndromal depression: An eight-year prospective study

Presenting Author Mikael Ludvigsson

Health pro� les, hospitalisations and emergency department visits in late-life depression and associations with dementia and self-harm

Presenting Author Simone Reppermund

Tailored internet-delivered psychotherapy for older adults with depression: a randomized controlled trial.

Presenting Author Mikael Ludvigsson

FC2: New Therapeutics: Sunday, 1 Sept. 15:15-16:45Co-chairs, Tzung-Jeng Hwang, Marco Trabucchi

E� cacy of a D-amino acid oxidase (DAO) inhibitor in the treatment of subjects with early phase Alzheimer disease

Presenting Author Tzung-Jeng Hwang

Melatonin for the prevention of delirium in middle-aged and older adults undergoing cardiac surgery: results from the Healthy Heart-Mind randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial

Presenting Author Andrew Ford

Clinical impact of antipsychotic and benzodiazepine reduction: Findings from a multicomponent psychotropic reduction program within long-term aged care

Presenting Author Daniel Hoyle

“A worrying trend”: The use of ‘prn’ (as needed) psychotropic medication in Australian Long term care - and the impact of an multi-strategic interdisciplinary program on ‘prn’ use.

Submiting Author Juanita Westbury

Changing Minds in care of people with dementia in Finland. Randomised controlled trial.

Presenting Author Ulla Eloniemi-Sulkava

FREE COMMUNICATIONS

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FC3: Dementia: Sunday, 1 Sept. 15:15-16:45Co-chairs, Maria Lapid, George Grossberg

Pain and cognitive impairment, especially dementia among health care professionals in Spain: A survey on current practice, professional concerns on problems experienced and solutions for its improvement


Impact of sociodemographic factors on knowledge of dementia among family carers

Presenting Author Sophie Crawley

The e� ect of computerized cognitive assessment on dementia screening18. Dementia – OtherCommunication

Presenting Author Carol Sheei-Meei Wang

Amyloid burden and depressive phenotype trajectories in a frailty elderly population

presenting/ submiting author

Jonathan Dubois

Dementia fear: The experiences of multiple stakeholders

Presenting Author Perla Werner

Time trends in cognitive functioning: Results from two German longitudinal cohort studies on aging (AgeDi� erent.de platform)

Presenting Author Susanne Roehr

Nutriage Project: Advanced solutions for healthy ageing through nutrition in Galicia – Northern Portugal Euroregion.

Presenting Author Lucia Gayoso-Couse

FC4: Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia: Sunday, 1 Sept. 15:15-16:45Co-chairs, Te-Jen Lai, Jay Luxenburg

The in� uence of acoustical environmental factors on the behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia: a participatory observation study in � ve nursing homes in Flanders (Belgium)

Presenting Author Patricia De Vriendt

Developing a method for soundscape design for people with dementia living in nursing homes: validation of four persona


Sleep dysfunction in the context of mood and cognitive impairment in symptomatic Huntington’s disease

Presenting Author Kasia Rothenberg

The in� uence of environmental factors on behavior- and psychological symptoms of dementia: a participatory observation study in � ve nursing homes


Relationship between delusions and severe agitation in German nursing home residents with dementia: a cross-lagged panel study

Presenting Author Franziska Anushi Jagoda

Mortality in patiens with neurocognitive disorder who had commited crimes

Presenting Author Tiina Talaslahti

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FC5: Psychosocial factors: Sunday, 1 Sept. 15:15-16:45Co-chairs, Luiz Cortez Pinto, Manabu Ikeda

The use of health care service and social resources in dementia could be mediated by carer´s sense of coherence (SOC)

Presenting Author Oriol Turró-Garriga

Ambivalent feelings and depression among Israeli Arab family caregivers of persons with dementia: The role of psychosocial resources

Presenting Author Hanan AboJabel

A combination of physical movement and multifaceted cognitive training to enhance attention and recall memory in older people with mild neurocognitive disorder in a rural community

Presenting Author Jiranan Gri� ths

Strategies for managing pre-death grief amongst family carers of a person with dementia

Presenting Author Kirsten Moore

The individualized Meeting Centers Support Program; evaluation of bene� ts and costs

Presenting Author Rose-Marie Droes

Person-centred dementia care education for the aged-care workforce: A New Zealand experience.

Presenting Author Matthew Croucher

FC6: Ageing: Tuesday, 3 Sept. 10:00-11:30Co-chairs, Raquel Rodríguez, Rose-Marie Droes

Ageism: Why We Need A United Nations Convention on the Rights of Older Persons

Submiting Author Kiran Rabheru

Social network and cognitive functioning in the oldest old – Results from the AgeCoDe/AgeQualiDe cohort

Presenting Author Susanne Roehr

Cognitive frailty in community-dwelling elderly people. A pilot study.

Presenting Author Sabela C. Mallo

Physical activity in day care services for people with dementia

Submiting Author Bjørnar Finnanger Garshol

FC7: Depression session 2: Tuesday, 3 Sept. 10:00-11:30Co-chairs, Armin von Gunten, Carmen García

Using PHQ-9 in identifying depression among community dwelling older people: a study of a national survey

Presenting Author Nahathai Wongpakaran

Determinants of Intention Among Primary Care Physicians in Puerto Rico to Make an Early Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease: An application of the Theory of Planned Behavior

Presenting Author Mirna L. Arroyo Miranda

Older people with depressive symptoms have higher rates of needs assesed by cane. An epidemiological study.

Presenting Author Javier Vicente-Alba

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Association of Lifetime History of Depression, Alzheimer’s Disease, and Vascular Disease with Hippocampal and Entorhinal Cortical Volume in Late Life Depression

Presenting Author Craig Nelson

Gender di� erences in traumatic events and suicidal behavior mediated by PTSD and anxio-depressive disorder

Presenting Author Helen-Maria Vasiliadis

FC8: New research session1: Tuesday, 3 Sept. 10:00-11:30Co-chairs, Lia Fernandes, Gregory Swanwick

The APA DSM-5 Cultural Formulation Interview Author Nery Diaz

Substance abuse in old age inpatients in a psychriatic ward

Presenting Author Marta Diaz Varela

Self-care of long term conditions in dementia: Systematic review of factors a� ecting self or proxy management

Presenting Author Jessica Rees

The 10/66 Cohort Study. Description and main � ndings of the di� erent phases of the study.

Presenting Author Daisy Acosta

Validation of three versions of the mini-mental state in the framework of an epidemiological study of older people in Galicia, Spain

Presenting Author Lluna-María Bru

End-of-Life Care in Schizophrenia: A Systematic Review

Presenting Author Joshua Baruth

FC9: New research session 2: Tuesday, 3 Sept. 10:00-11:30Co-chairs, Jorge Pla, Victor Valcour

Aging disease and cognitive function – an exploratory study of Portuguese elderly population.

Submiting Author Marlene Rosa

How much do long-term aged care sta� know about psychotropic medication? Identifying knowledge gaps and evaluating the impact of interactive educational sessions on knowledge about the pharmacological management of common old age mental health conditions.

Presenting Author Juanita Westbury

People with Dementia as a Victim of Financial Abuse: A Content Analysis of News Coverage in Taiwan, 2009-2019

Presenting Author Li-Jung Ku

Reduction of Inappropriate psychotropic drug use in residents with Dementia: a stepped wedge cluster randomized controlled trial on the e� ects of tailored intervention- and implementation plans using participatory action research in nursing home residents with dementia

Presenting Author Charlotte van Teunenbroek

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FC10: New research session 3: Tuesday, 3 Sept. 10:00Co-chairs, Onésimo Juncos

Shared Neural Substrates of Cognitive Function and Postural Control in Older Adults Living in Place

Presenting Author Caterina Rosano

Determinants of cognitive performance and decline in diverse ethno-regional groups: the COSMIC collaboration

Presenting author Darren Lipnicki

Some psychometric properties of the CASP-19: a preliminary study in community-dwelling older people

Presenting Author Sabela C. Mallo

Peripheral blood biomarkers coupled with the Apolipoprotein E4 genotype are strongly associated with semantic and episodic memory impairments in elderly subjects with amnestic mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s dementia

Presenting Author Thitiporn Supasitthumrong

Canadian Guidelines for Older Adults: Prevention, Assessment and Treatment of Alcohol, Benzodiazepine, Cannabis and Opioid Use Disorders

Presenting Author David Conn

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Title Presenting Author Topic

POSTER SESION 1: 1st September, 11:30 am-13:15 pm

1 289 - Study on the acceptability of an ICT platform for older adults with mild cognitive impairment

LESLIE MARÍA CONTRERAS SOMOZA

Active Aging

2 191 - Cognitive impairment in older adults with depression and diabetes mellitus in a specialized psychogeriatrics outpatient clinic in Mexico.

Luis Moncayo-Samperio

Depression

3 223 - Motor disorders associated to depression in elderly patients. Literature review.

4 23 - Development of new biomarkers for the early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease based on proteomic techniques.

Carlos Spuch Biological Markers

5 128 - Salivary cortisol levels and perceived antidepressant nonresponse for anxiety and depression in older adults.

Helen-Maria Vasiliadis

6 232 - A Descriptive Analysis about cognitive performance before and after (4 months) cognitive rehabilitation treatment by using or not the GRADIOR program in people with MCI and mild dementia- Randomized Clinical Trial (RCT)

Angie Alejandra Diaz-Baquero

Clinical Trials

7 175 - FIRST CONSULTATIONS ATTENDED IN A PSYCOGERIATRIC UNIT OF A SECOND LEVEL HOSPITAL, IN SIX MONTHS

8 112 - Is it possible to Develop a complex Intervention to improve the outcome of Fall-Related Injuries in people with Dementia? A mixed methods study to develop and assess the feasibility of the DIFRID intervention

Louise Allan

9 92 - A Perceived Needs Assessment after Natural Disaster using the HESPER Scale: Puerto Rican elderly after Hurricane Maria.

Ginette González-Ramírez

Cultural/Regional Issues

10 34 - Cultural di� erences in attitudes to aging: a comparison between Portugal and Spain

Rubio Laura

11 295 - Not all orthopaedics units are the same: Lessons Learnt. A comparison of delirium care practices in hospitalised older hip fracture patients in Australia and Netherlands

Tarandeep Oberai Delirium

12 248 - Prevalence and risks factors for Delirium among Patients admitted to Intensive Care Units: data from an Italian multicenter study.

Luca Bianchetti

POSTER LIST

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13 93 - Activities in Nursing Home Residents: the Association between speci� c Activity Components and Depression

Inge A.H. Knippenberg

Depression

14 45 - AGEDEP: Building an International Consortium on Geriatric Depression

Simone Reppermund

15 91 - Antidepressant Strategies Used by Nursing Home Carers Alongside or in Place of O� cial Treatment in Dementia: Preliminary Results of a Group Concept Study

16 24 - Antidepressant treatment resistance in elderly with depression: Taiwan experience

Cheng Chih-Ming

17 244 - Conceptualizing depression and anxiety among Peruvian older adults: A qualitative study

18 135 - E� cacy, safety, and tolerability of a single subcutaneous dose of ketamine to treatment-resistant depression in the elderly: a case report

Debora Bassit

19 59 - Gender di� erences in prevalence, incidence, persistence and remission of clinically signi� cant depressive symptoms in general population aged 60 years and over: preliminary results of a prospective study in the province of Girona (Catalonia, Spain)

Oriol Turró-Garriga

20 145 - Primary hiperparathyroidism and refractory depression - A case report

Débora Pastore Bassit

21 192 - Prospective association between metabolic syndrome and depressive symptoms in young and middle age adults

Seunghui Chae

22 57 - Self-stigma formation process among younger and older Israeli Arabs diagnosed with depression.

Fareeda Abo-Rass

23 50 - Suicide Risks are Associated with Childhood Trauma in Late Life Depression

Shwu-Hua Lee

24 109 - The Impact of Chronic Disease and Negative Life Events on Depressive and Anxious Symptoms in Late Life: Does the Tendency to Worry Play a Part?

25 60 - White matter integrity and depressive symptoms in general population aged 50 and over: preliminary results from the Imagenomics of Ageing Study


26 255 - Development of a new cognitive screening test for primary care: a preliminary report

Diagnostic Methods

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27 56 - REAGERA-S: Validation of a new self-administrated brief instrument to identify experiences of abuse among older adults

Mikael Ludvigsson

28 184 - Depressive symptomatology in elderly patients diagnosed of schizophrenia

María del Carmen García Mahía

Disorders – Psychotic

29 298 - Electroconvulsive therapy in a patient with very late-onset schizophrenia-like psychosis

Yuto Satake

30 246 - Psychotic symptoms in the elderly: A narrative review of the literature

Luis Moncayo-Samperio

31 230 - Pychopathological dimensions in catatonic elderly people

Jorge Cuevas-Esteban

32 185 - Sleep Disturbances in Nursing Home Residents in Spain: Links to Quality of Life and Daily Functioning

Patricia Concheiro-Moscoso

Disorders – Sleep

33 301 - Sleep Disturbances in Nursing Home Residents in Spain: Links to Quality of Life and Daily Functioning

Patricia Concheiro-Moscoso

34 188 - Study of sleep disturbances in patients older than 65 years


35 37 - “DIABETES MELLITUS AS A SEVERE MENTAL DISORDER RISK FACTOR IN OLD AGE PEOPLE INCLUDED IN A ECT PROGRAM”

María Vidal-Millares Disorders – Other

36 216 - Geriatric Bipolar Disorder: a review

37 233 - Is catatonia the ultimate response to fear in elderly people?

Jorge Cuevas-Esteban

38 142 - Longitudinal changes of the Paired Associates Learning test (PAL) in a sample of people with Subjective Cognitive Complaints.

Onésimo Juncos-Rabadán

39 186 - Metabolic Syndrome in aged psychiatric outpatients : prevalence and associated factors


40 243 - Pseudologia fantastica in Psychogeriatry: case report and review of the literature.

Sonia María Gómez-Pardiñas

41 110 - Improvement in cognitive impairment: two cases with (Parkinson and CVA) and treatment in elderly day-ward

hung pin Tan Long Term Care

42 122 - REVEALING BLIND SPOTS OF CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA RECENTLY INSTITUTIONALIZED IN LONG-TERM CARE: RESULTS FROM A MIXED METHOD LONGITUDINAL STUDY IN PORTUGAL

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43 106 - Speci� c components of a complex care program a� ected di� erently job demand and job satisfaction in nursing home sta� : a cluster randomized trial

44 288 - Trends in Antipsychotic and Mood Stabilizer Prescribing in Long-Term Care in the U.S.: 2010–2014

Donovan Maust

45 108 - E� cacy of transcranial direct current stimulation in patients with Parkinson’s disease: A meta-analysis

Md Azharuddin Parkinson’s Disease

46 27 - Performance in instrumental daily activities – characterisation of Portuguese elderly people with cognitive decline and according to the care-support contexts.

Patients with Disabilities

47 249 - The factors associated with willingness to provide saliva samples and pay for pharmacogenomics testing for antidepressant response in older adults

Helen-Maria Vasiliadis Service Delivery

48 187 - Problematic alcohol consumption in aged patients with anxiety of depressive disorders: prevalence and clinical characteristics.


Substance abuse

49 194 - Attachment anxiety, depression and perceived social support: a moderated mediation model of suicide ideation among the elderly

Awirut Oon-arom Suicide

51 1 - Cognitive de� cit in hospitalized diabetic and non-diabetic older patients

Lia Fernandes Therapy – Cognitive Behavioral

52 99 - Psychotherapy for Anxiety and Anxiety related symptoms in Mild Cognitive Impairment - A Case Treated with Morita Therapy-

Masahiro Shigeta Therapy – Psychotherapy

53 38 - A Healing Journey for the Older Adult on the Camino de Santiago

Nery A. Diaz Treatment – Non-pharmacological

54 25 - E� ectiveness of a dog-assisted therapy programme to enhance quality of life in institutionalized dementia patients.

María Ángeles Briones Peralta

55 143 - E� ects of a mindfulness intervention in middle-aged and old adults with asthma.

Onésimo Juncos-Rabadán

56 22 - Including informal caregivers in decision making regarding the treatment of neuropsychiatric symptoms in dementia

Sarah Janus

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57 139 - Individualized psychological intervention for people with comorbid dementia and visual impairment in a day-care center. Two single cases.

María del Sequeros Pedroso-Chaparro

58 297 - Making the manual of how to cope with symptoms of dementia on various daily scenes.

Yoshiyama Kenji

59 31 - Process evaluation of a participatory action research-RCT aimed at reducing inappropriate psychotropic drug use in nursing home residents with dementia by tailored intervention-and implementation plans

60 29 - Development of a mobile application to monitor psychotropic drug prescriptions

Sarah Janus Treatment – Pharmacological

61 159 - Psychiatric symptoms in patients with hyponatremia.

62 292 - Rivastigmine Reverse Tolerance of Benzodiazepine in a Reversible Dementia Case

63 274 - Traditional Chinese Medicine Improves Circadian Rhythm Disturbance of an Elder with Dementia: A Case Report

hung pin Tan

64 287 - Constructive aligned role play to improve learning of psychogeriatric skills for students and residents

Educational intervention

65 169 - Determinants of the institutionalized elderly people’s quality of life and their relationship with good treatment.

Elderly people’s quality of life

66 83 - Investigation of cognitive function of the community-living oldest-old using the ACE-III from the Arakawa 85+ study

Yoko Eguchi cognitive function

67 119 - Neuropsychological Aspects of Older Diabetics in Three Units of the National Network for Integrated Continuous Care

Rosa Mendes Neuropsychology and Chronic Diseases

68 211 - Old is not Dull: Age-Ism in the time of Botulinum Toxin

Nery A. Diaz Health and Aging Policy

69 167 - Perceived need for mental health care and persistence of common mental health disorders in older adults consulting in primary care

Catherine Lamoureux-Lamarche

Need for care

70 144 - Perceptions and attitudes about GRADIOR program in older people with mild cognitive impairment or dementia: A focus group study

Maritza García-Toro Computer cognitive rehabilitation

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71 247 - Physical and mental multimorbidity patterns in older adults: using network analysis to explore di� erent data sources

Samantha Gontijo Guerra

Multimorbidity

72 222 - Preliminary Results Research for Moderate Cognitive impairments and Dementia in the Kyrgyz population.

Screening, prevalence

73 209 - Static Balance Impairment in frail older adults: in� uence on their quality of life and functionality.

Cognitive impairment

74 215 - The role of guilt associated with self-perception as a burden on perceived control and depressive and anxious symptomatology

Depression and anxiety

75 208 - Title: In� uence of cognitive impairment on strength levels in functional capacity of frail older adults

Cognitive impairment

76 69 - Validation of the Chinese version of the Pittsburgh Fatigability Scale for the Elderly

Chemin Lin Psychometric validation

POSTER SESION 2: 2nd September, 11:30 am-13:15 pm

77 100 - A serial mediation model from optimism to social support in old age

Rubio Laura Active Aging

78 74 - Age-related changes in performance and brain electrical activity comparing middle-aged and old healthy adults in an old/new word recognition memory task.

Uxía Ferreiro-Caneiro

79 299 - Coping Strategy and Positive Personality May Relate with Successful Aging: The Arakawa Elderly Studies

80 296 - Dementia, depression, diabetes and thyroid disease in a rural elderly patient population

Geraldine McCarthy

81 294 - Evaluation of Mental and Cognitive Health Screening for Older Adults with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Attending a Diabetes Clinic: A Full Audit Cycle

Catherine Dolan

82 199 - Validity and Reliability of the 36-item Satisfaction and Well-being of the Elderly Scale (SWE-36)

Nahathai Wongpakaran

83 206 - Antipsychotic drug use in nursing homes: Co-occurrence of resident and non-resident-related factors in those with impaired cognition

Ana Rita Ferreira Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)

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84 300 - Antipsychotic Prescribing in Dementia - A review of antipsychotic prescribing in individuals with dementia in a Psychiatry of Old Age Service in Sligo, Ireland

85 285 - CARE HOME EDUCATION AND SUPPORT TEAM - CHEST Providing input to care homes for patients with Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia or BPSD

86 30 - Clozapine: A last resort for Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia? A Casereport and review of literature

87 104 - Development of a Thai Tool for Assessing Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD-T)

Harisd Phannarus

88 245 - Mirth after tempest. A case report on late onset mania-like symptoms in a patient with frontotemporal dementia.

Elena Maricalva Díez

89 32 - Sleep problems and mild behavioral impairment among the middle to old age people

Cheng-Sheng Chen

90 239 - The use of soundscapes to reduce Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia in People with Dementia: a co-creation study within an ethnographic design in � ve nursing homes in Flanders, Belgium

Patricia De Vriendt

91 241 - Unmet needs behaviour of residents with dementia: analysis of unmet needs by multidisciplinary expert team

Terhi Pesonen

92 28 - A comparison of executive function between elderly people in institutionalisation and day-care or home-care systems.

Capacity

93 218 - Anxiety but not depression contributes to blood pressure levels in caregivers of a parent with dementia

Samara Barrera-Caballero

Caregiver Issues

94 121 - BURDEN AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS OF FAMILY CAREGIVERS OF PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA RECENTLY ADMITTED IN LONG-TERM INSTITUTIONAL CARE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A LONGITUDINAL STUDY IN PORTUGAL

SÓNIA FERRÃO

95 133 - Comorbid depressive and anxious symptomatology in dementia family caregivers. Relationship with gender and disruptive behaviors

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96 193 - Development of Burden Scale Using Rasch Analysis

Tinakon Wongpakaran

97 111 - E� ects of caregiver gender and use of home-care service on circulating biomarkers of an increased cardiovascular risk: baseline results of the Caregiving Spanish Longitudinal Study (CUIDA-LONG)

Samara Barrera-Caballero

98 43 - Enhancing Health Knowledge and Health Practice of family caregivers in care of care recipients with Cognitive Impairment in Hong Kong

Gemma KC Law

99 49 - HEARING DEMENTIA CARERS’ VOICE Maria del Mar Fernández-Adarve

100 190 - HUMOR AS A COPING STRATEGY TO CARE PEOPLE LIVING WITH DEMENTIA

101 71 - Implementation and research in The Netherlands on ‘iSupport’: WHO’s global training and support program for carers

Anne Margriet Pot

102 5 - Pattern of care and impact on family caregivers of people with dementia from a nursing care model perspective.

Raquel Rodríguez-González

103 12 - Predictors of Caregiver burden in caregivers of demented patients: A National Dementia Registry Study in Taiwan

104 72 - Psychometric properties of the Spanish version of the Caregiving Compassion Scale (CCS)

María Del Sequeros Pedroso-Chaparro

105 291 - Quality of life and subjective burden of primary dementia caregivers in Bangkok, Thailand

106 217 - Relationship between sleep problems, cognitive fusion, and distress in dementia family caregivers.

107 80 - Nigerian Women are more Susceptible to the Impact of Diabetes and Dementia Crosstalk: State-of-art, Future perspectives and Directions

Efosa Kenneth Oghagbon

Cultural/Regional Issues

108 253 - Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health: Addressing the Inequities of Dementia

Curriculum Development/Training

109 67 - Determinants of Intention Among Primary Care Physicians in Puerto Rico to Make an Early Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease: An application of the Theory of Planned Behavior

Mirna L. Arroyo Miranda

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110 252 - Assessment of Perceived Needs in a Geriatric Population of Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria, Evaluated by HESPER Scale.

Ginette Gonzalez-Ramirez

Dementia – Alzheimer’s disease

111 152 - Developing Culturally Sensitive Recruitment Materials about Alzheimer’s Disease Related Biomarkers

Elizabeth Hathaway

112 18 - Di� erential e� ects of the interaction between the education and APOE ε4 allele on amyloid-beta retention and memory performances in cognitively normal older adults and Alzheimer’s disease patients

Dong Woo Kang

113 103 - EFFECTS OF ALZHEIMER DISEASE (AD) INTO DAILY LIFE ACTIVITIES: TO TEST BY AN ECOLOGICAL BATTERY TEST (RBMT)

Nilda Henriquez

114 178 - EFFICACY OF COGNITIVE STIMULATION PROGRAMS IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

115 53 - Evaluation of automated region of interest analysis tool in brain MRI individual space for Alzheimer’s disease

Masahiro Shigeta

116 89 - How non-pro� t organization contribute to change: developing new 2.0 Taiwan dementia plan in response to the WHO global action plan

Te-Jen Lai

117 256 - Perceived Needs of Elderly Puerto Ricans at Risk of Dementia after Hurricane María

Glorimar Rodriguez-Gutierrez

118 290 - The E� ect of Enzyme-Treated Asparagus Extract on Expression of Heat Shock Protein 70 on Early Stage of Alzheimer’s Disease

119 257 - The prevalence, correlates, detection and control of Diabetes among Older People in low and middle income countries. A 10/66 Dementia Research Group Population - Based Survey.

Aquiles Salas

120 198 - The role of emotional pro� les in dementia family caregivers

121 158 - Translational studies on the e� ect of old age in the behavioral and cognitive impairments associated to normal aging and those in Alzheimer’s disease

Daniela Marín-Pardo

122 58 - Years of life lost after Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis: a question of age and disease severity


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123 19 - Neuronal insulin signaling protects against Aβ and α-synuclein-induced neurotoxicity and behavioral de� cits in dementia with Lewy bodies

Te-Jen Lai Dementia – Lewy Body disease

124 73 - Brain lesion detection in adults with di� erent amnestic mild cognitive impairment subtypes using structural magnetic resonance imaging (sMRI) technique.

Luis Gil Calzada Dementia – Mild cognitive impairment

125 127 - Diagnostic utility of Functional Activities Questionnaire (FAQ) and Behavioral Dyscontrol Scale (BDS) in patients evaluated for cognitive impairment at a memory disorders center

Izabella Shuvayev

126 6 - Distinctive relationship between functional connectivity of default mode network and cognitive functions in early and late mild cognitive impairment patients

127 70 - Subjective memory ability correlates with functional connectivity between the hippocampus and posterior default mode network in cognitively normal older adults

128 168 - Tooth Loss and Cognitive Decline in Geriatric clinic attendees in Nigeria

Olusegun Baiyewu

129 146 - Caring for women with Young Onset Dementia during menopause: a gap in research

Dementia – Young Onset

130 55 - A di� erent type of primary progressive aphasia; a case report of dysprosody and word deafness

Dementia – Other

131 231 - A scoping review of studies on the dementia and mortalities due to motor vehicle accidents: methodological characteristics on currently available studies and recommendations for future research.

Ying-Jyun Shih

132 177 - Associations between cognitive complaints, self-e� cacy and cognitive reserve in community-dwelling middle-aged and older adults.

Raquel Rodríguez-González

133 200 - Big data in cohorts to understand the interaction of biological and psychosocial factors to prevent dementia

Clive Ballard

134 221 - Dementia in a case of bipolar disorder Kuei-Yu Liang

135 107 - DEMENTIA IN PRIMARY CARE AND DOCTOR-PATIENT-CARER INTERACTIONS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY PROTOCOL

Manuel Gonçalves-Pereira

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136 20 - Familial Amyloid Polyneuropathy - in addition to the organic disease

137 202 - Interaction between psychosocial and biological factors: insight from the stress model

Rabih Chattat

138 195 - INTERACTION OF BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS IN DEMENTIA

139 201 - INTERACTION OF BIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS IN DEMENTIA

Martin Orrell

140 189 - Korsako� syndrome, vascular dementia and chronic subdural hematoma: a case report.

141 302 - Old Age Persons with Dementia in Two Portuguese Psychiatry Inpatient Units


142 220 - Quality of life in nursing home residents with dementia and very frequent agitation, vocalizations or physical aggression.

Annemiek Bielderman

143 197 - Social factors in cognitive decline and dementia; an integrated study of biomedical and social data

Myrra Vernooij-Dassen

144 293 - The brain morphology and the reaction to the cerebrospinal � uid tap test in idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus without objective gait disturbance.

Takashi Suehiro

145 140 - The Portuguese participation in the EU-JPND Actifcare study


146 162 - Neglect, Abuse and Violence in the Late Life

Ethical/Legal Issues

147 52 - The Moon E� ect: Individual and Social Impact of Aging in Men and Women on the Third Millennium


148 215 - The role of guilt associated with self-perception as a burden on perceived control and depressive and anxious symptomatology

Depression and anxiety

151 214 - The reminiscence workshop in The Orillas del Duero meeting center. A experience in Spain.

Psychosocial Interventions

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