Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
Many EAPM members members of national associations that are associated with the EAPM are especially interested in one or more particular aspects of consultation-liaison psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine. As a SIG they gather in an informal group to discuss issues, cases, pharmaceuticals, research and training. SIGs are a vivid contribution of networking and supporting members and members of national associations that are associated with the EAPM. They meet at the EAPM Annual Meetings, report at the General Assembly and stay in exchange throughout the year via emails and phone conferences.
If you are interested in participating in one of the existing groups, simply contact the chair of the specific group to find out even more ! To form a new group, it needs at least two EAPM individual members and an informal letter to the EAPM Executive Council. All Special Interest Groups are expected to present a short summary of their activities before the annual EAPM conference. This report has to be sent to the EAPM Administrator in advance.
To form a new SIG, it needs at least three EAPM individual members, an EAPM individual member as chair and an informal letter to the EAPM Executive Council.
All Special Interest Groups are expected to present a short summary of their activities before the annual EAPM conference. This report has to be sent to the EAPM Administrator in advance.
Latest posts of all SIGs:
New SIG Molecular Psychosomatics application
Application under review by the Executive Council; news will follow.
SIG Chronic Pain Report 2020
EAPM- Special Interest Group “Chronic Pain” Mission Statement The SIG of chronic pain will contribute in collaboration with the EAPM to increase the knowledge about psychosomatic components of chronic…
SIG Integrative care and management of complexity: 2020 Update
SIG Integrative care and management of complexity: 2020 Update At present, our SIG is not organizing any activities. We tried to organise an Intermed meeting in Lausanne, but had to…
Report 2020: SIG Psychodynamic aspects in C-L psychiatry and psychosomatics
Report 2020: SIG Psychodynamic aspects in C-L psychiatry and psychosomatics The goals of the SIG are: to promote a deeper psychodynamic understanding of consultations and team interactions to promote the…
Interview about EAPM with Prof. Soellner, President of EAPM
Interview about EAPM AN INTERVIEW WITH PROF. WOLFGANG SOELLNER, President of EAPM ABOUT WORK AND FUNCTION OF EAPM, ITS ORIGINS, HIS PRESIDENCY, AND ABOUT TRENDS AND FOCI IN PSYCHOSOMATIC RESEARCH….
SIG Chronic Pain: pictures of the meeting in Rotterdam 2019
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