CNS gyógyszereket akkreditáló Bizottság közleménye 2013.03.18. Általános Szerző: MPT Web-szerkesztőség Dear Colleague, New EACIC e-learning activities are now available online on
www.eacic.eu Register to our new e-learning activities, learn the best on new exciting advances in Psychiatry and Psychopharmacology and share expert opinions You can also access the program by clicking on the following links The Role of Circadian Rhythms in the Treatment of Depression Depression and circadian rhythms Mechanism of action of agomelatine Clinical studies and evidence based data on agomelatine Adapted from educational material developed by Professor Stephen M. Stahl and Arbor Scientia University of California, San Diego and University of Cambridge, UK 2012The past, present and future treatment of patients with schizophrenia – how far have we come? The effect of antipsychotic medication on brain structure in schizophrenia Translating the evidence on the clinical benefits of antipsychotics for routine practice Pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies as integral components in optimizing patient outcomes A new chapter in the history of depression Neural correlates of emotion processing: from emotional to social brain The relation between mood, cognition and psychosocial functioning in psychiatric disorders A dimensional approach to antidepressant response: implication of agomelatine Onset, time course and trajectories of improvement with antidepressants Patient perception of antidepressant efficacyEffective long term treatment of schizophrenia: are we there yet? How can we help our schizophrenia patients adhere to their medication? : Dr PM Llorca (France) What role do LAIs have in the treatment of schizophrenia?: Editorial comments by Pr J Mendlewicz (Belgium) & Dr D Souery (Belgium)Understanding the complex interactions in GAD: from laboratory to the clinic The Role of Neuroimaging in Anxiety Disorders: Anxiety and Pain Perception: Shared Neurobiology and Influence on Patient Outcomes: Neurobiology and Psychopharmacology of Generalised Anxiety Disorder: Editorial comments by Pr J Mendlewicz (Belgium) & Pr W Pitchot (Belgium)This e-learning activity is free of charge and gives you the possibility to participate to the program from your office or home and get your CME credits. Dr Daniel Souery 
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