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http://www.isbm.info/. What is the International Society of Behavioral Medicine (ISBM)?.
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What is the International Society of Behavioral Medicine (ISBM)? ISBM is a Federation of national or regionally-based societies, whose goal is to serve the needs of all health-related disciplines concerned with issues relevant to behavioural medicine. Each national society must have membership from different relevant disciplines or professions. Behavioural medicine is an interdisciplinary field concerned with the development and integration of sociocultural, psychosocial, behavioural and biomedical knowledge relevant to health and illness and the application of this knowledge to disease prevention, health promotion, etiology, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. ISBM Charter
Governance Executive Committee Board Members Redford Williams President Redford Williams President Antti Uutela Immediate-Past President Hege R. Eriksen President-Elect Petra Lindfors Treasurer Marc Gellman Secretary Antti Uutela Past President Victoria GordilloChair, Education & Training Committee Richard PeterChair, Communications Committee Linda BaumannChair, Finance Committee Hege R. Eriksen President Elect Norito Kawakami Chair, International Collaborative Studies Committee Joost DekkerEditor, International Journal of Behavioural Medicine Neil Schneiderman Chair, Membership Committee Petra Lindfors Treasurer Graciela Rodriguez Chair, Organisational Liaison Committee Theresa Marteau Chair, Program Committee Brian Oldenburg Chair, Strategic Planning Committee Arja Aro Chair, Strategic Planning Committee Marc Gellman Secretary
Europe North America Asia / Pacific South America Member Societies
Member Societies • North America • Academy of Behavioural Medicine Research • American Psychosomatic Society • Society of Behavioural Medicine • Asia Pacific • Australasian Society for Behavioural Health & Medicine • The Korean Society of Stress Medicine • Japanese Society of Behavioural Medicine • Thailand Society of Behavioural Medicine • Latin America • The Chilean Society of Behavioural Medicine • Mexican Society of Behavioural Medicine • Venezuelan Interdisciplinary Group of Behavioural Medicine • Europe • Behavioural Medicine Section of the Czech Medical Association • Danish Society of Psychosocial Medicine • Finnish Section of Behavioural Medicine of the Finnish Association of • Social Medicine • German Society of Behavioural Medicine & Behaviour Modification • Hungarian Institute of Behavioural Sciences • Italian Society of Psychosocial Medicine • Netherlands Behavioural Medicine Federation • Norwegian Society of Behavioural Medicine • Psychosomatic & Behavioural Medicine Section of the Slovak Medicine • Society • Spanish Society of Behavioural Medicine & Health Psychology • Swedish Society of Behavioural Medicine • UK Society of Behavioural Medicine
Portugal Emerging Member Societies
Membership of ISBM Membership is available to: • All national/regional societies of behavioral medicine And must have: • A balance of members between biomedical & behavioural/social sciences • A commitment to behavioural medicine as defined in the ISBM charter • Affiliate membership is also available Membership entitlements include: • Reduced registration fee at the International Congresses • Reduced rate for subscribing to the International Journal of Behavioural • Medicine • Invitations to participate in the scientific and educational activities of the • ISBM
Activities The function of ISBM is to: • Conduct activities that stimulate BM research and practice • Coordinate communication and interaction within the • worldwide behavioural medicine community. Dissemination and interaction occurs through: • ISBM International Congresses • Major Scientific Journal - International Journal of • Behavioural Medicine (IJBM). First issue in 1994. • Teaching seminars in conjunction with other world leaders • in health and medicine i.e. WHO, National Public Health • Institute of Finland etc. • Liaison with other professional organisations • Education and training through the preparation of curricula • and the facilitation of international collaborative research • studies
Special Interest Groups The ISBM along with international collaborators have identified a number of interest groups and issues that require research input to improve the health of all through behavioural medicine. These interest groups are as follows: • Education & Training • International Network for Subjective and Unexplained Health Complaints • Women’s Health Issues • Diabetes Collaboration • Global Biological Health Threats
For more information and subscriptions: http://www.leaonline.com/imbj Journal • Major Scientific Journal - The International Journal of Behavioural Medicine (IJBM). • First issue in 1994. • Current editor – Ulf Lundberg (Sweden). Editor – Joost Dekker (Netherlands)
2002 – Helsinki, Finland 1990 – Uppsala, Sweden 1992 – Hamburg, Germany 2004 – Mainz, Germany 1994 - Amsterdam 1996 – Washington DC, USA 1998 - Copenhagen, Denmark 2000 – Brisbane, Australia 2006 Past Congresses
Location: Targu-Mures, Romania Date: 14-16 October 2005 Announcement: First Symposium of Central Eastern European Behavioural Medicine Network
Ninth International Congress of International Medicine – Bangkok 2006 Date: November 29 – December 2, 2006 Location: Sofitel Central Plaza Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand Second Announcement & Call for Abstracts • Important Dates: • 1 July 2005 – Opening of on-line abstract submissions • 1 December 2005 – Deadline for workshop proposals • 1 March 2006 – Deadline for abstract submissions • 15 June 2006 – Deadline for early registration • 1 September 2006 – Deadline for submitting rapid communication posters
Scientific Program • Covering the fields of public health, clinical research and basic processes in • behavioural medicine • Examining the connections between health and behaviour • How these relationships are viewed and understood in the different regions of the world Karen A. Mathews, PhD University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, USA Title: Recent advances in understanding women’s heart disease: socioeconomic status, personality and mediators. Michael J. Meaney, PhD McGill Centre for the Study of Behaviour, Genes and Environment, Canada Title: Maternal care alters DNA methylation and brain glucocorticoid receptor expression: A mechanism for the epigenetic regulation of stress responses. Anuar Zaini, M.D Monash University, Malaysia Title: Global health challenges and emerging health threats – The opportunities for behavioural medicine Keynote Presentations
Leenah Hsu, M.D Bloomberg School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, USA Title: Influence of socio-economic development on HIV vulnerability & behavioural responses Norito Kawakami, PhD Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine & Dentistry, Japan Title: Job stress prevention: research and implementation Terrie E. Moffitt, PhD Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College, London, United Kingdom Title: Interaction between measured genes and measured environments: A research strategy Manfred Schedlowski Division of Psychology & Behavioural Immunobiology, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland Title: Behavioural Conditioned Immune Response: Mechanisms and Clinical Implications Master Lectures
Prakash C. Gupta, PhD Sekhsaria Institute of Public Health, India Title: Challenges for tobacco control in countries undergoing rapid socioeconomic transition Prakit Vathesatogkit, M.D Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, Thailand Ruth Bonita, PhD World Health Organisation, Geneva, Switzerland Title: The impact of recent public health challenges on the health systems of countries in the Asia Region Liming Lee, M.D Chinese Academy of Medical Science & Peking Union Medical College, China Panel Sessions
Other sessions/presentations • Symposia, Oral & Poster presentations • Workshops Key events Wednesday 29 November 2006 Opening Ceremony & Irmela Florin Memorial Lecture Welcoming Reception Friday 1 December 2006 Garden Party Saturday 2 December 2006 Closing Ceremony & Farewell Party Registration It has been recommended that all registration and abstracts are to be submitted through the ICBM website http://www.9icbm-2006.org
Brian Oldenburg, PhD Program Chair School of Public Health, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia Alexandra Martin, PhD International Workshop Coord. Dept. of Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, Philipps-Universitat, Marburg, Germany Marc D. Gellman, PhD Program Co-Chair Behavioural Medicine Research Center, Dept. of Psychology, University of Miami, USA Antti Uutela, PhD ISBM President National Public Health Institute (KTL), Finland Ulrike Ehlert, PhD Program Co-Chair Dept. of Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, University of Zurich, Switzerland Redford Williams, M.D ISBM President-elect Duke University, USA Nittaya J. Kotchabhakdi, M.D Program Co-Chair National Institute for Child & Family Development, Mahidol University, Thailand Neil Schneiderman, PhD International Advisor University of Miami, USA ICBM 2006 Program Committee
For more information: • ISBM Website: • http://www.isbm.info/ • International Congress of Behavioural Medicine 2006 • Website: • http://www.9icbm-2006.org • International Journal of Behavioural Medicine • Website: • http://www.leaonline.com/loi/ijbm