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Thursday 30th june
10.10 - 11.10 h.
Location: Donald English - Level 2
525/ Interdisciplinary collaborations - a comprehensive approach
Uriel Halbreich
Psychiatrist. University Buffalo.
See biography...
525/ Interdisciplinary working and primary care
Professor Henk Parmentier
Founder member World Dignity Project and Nova University Lisbon, Portugal.
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Prof. Christos Lionis
Chair Wonca Working Party on Mental Health. MD PhD FRCGP(Hon) FESC FWONCA.
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525/ Interdisciplinary working - why is it so difficult?
Sam Okpaku
Psychiatrist. Centre for health, culture & society Nashville .
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