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Programm

23.03.2017

38

09:00 - 12:30 Uhr

Neurobiologisch fundierte Therapie Stress-induzierter Schmerzsyndrome

U.T. Egle (Freiburg)

Neurobiologisch fundierte Therapie Stress-induzierter Schmerzsyndrome - Fallbeispiele

D. Klinger (Königstein)

09:00 – 12:30

Filmraum 2

Fortbildung

CARUS Master Class: Perceptions of illness and treatment as detriments of

treatment adherence and outcome

Vorsitz:

R. Horne (London, Vereinigtes Königreich) |

Kosten Mitglied: 50,- €; Nicht-Mitglied: 75,- €

We will explore how theory in health psychology might explain the gap between effective treatments

and optimum health outcomes. We will pay particular attention to representations of illness and treat-

ment as potentially modifiable determinants of treatment behaviours (engagement and adherence)

and outcomes (though nonspecific effects: ‘placebo; and ‘nocebo responses’ to active drugs). We will

discuss the development of valid and reliable methods for assessing illness and treatment represen-

tations. We will explore research designs to examine how these representations influence treatments

outcomes directly through non-specific effects and indirectly, through behaviours such as adherence.

We will discuss laboratory studies investigating how treatment beliefs influence the efficacy and toxicity

of treatments through non-specific effects. We will also consider the development of theory-based,

pragmatic interventions for clinical practice to enhance the outcomes of essential treatments by

eliciting and addressing the salient beliefs influencing engagement and outcome.

09:45 – 10:30

Audimax

Plenarvortrag

Plenarveranstaltung

Vorsitz:

P. Henningsen (München)

Critical issues in managing chronic pain: Lessons learned from a decade of conducting pain clinical trials

M.M. Bair (Indianapolis, Vereinigte Staaten)

11:00 – 11:45

Audimax

Plenarvortrag

NeuroGUT Lecture

Vorsitz:

P. Enck (Tübingen)

Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Is it a Gastrointestinal or a Psychiatric (Somatization) Disorder?

W.E. Whitehead (Chapel Hill, Vereinigte Staaten)