British Arab Psychiatrists Association
BAPA
BAPA Conferences:
Dates for your diary:
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BAPA Annual General Meeting - 07/07/07
Wednesday 04 April 2007 to Friday 06 April 2007 ( 04 - 06 April 2007)
Bapa Conference in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The Conference is jointly organised by: Saudi Psychiatric Association, Erfan-Bageddow Hospital & BAPA
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II. The Partnership Meeting: Joint meeting with other Associations (Pakistani, Indian & Sri Lankan):
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Date: 9 - 10 September 2006 ( confirmed & suits most of us as it is before the begining of the Fasting month of Ramadan).
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I. BAPA regional meeting: 24 - 25 June 2006
- Annual Conference: BAPA had 3
Annual Conferences all took place in UK (2002,
2003 & 2005).
-
Great Partnership Conference (2004): A big conference jointly held with the other 3
partner Associations including: British Pakistani,
British Indian and the British Sri
Lankan Psychiatric Associations). This conference was attended by 450 Psychiatrists
from the four partner Associations and was praised by
the President of the Royal
College of Psychiatrists.
The next partnership meeting is provisionally planned for
September 2006
- International
conferences (WPA-Cairo 10-15 September 2005): BAPA was
strongly
represented in WPA Cairo 10–15 September 2005 with various
presentations including:
a.
Symposium on
Palestine (Effect of Israeli
Occupation on Mental Health of Palestinians and their Healthcare under Israeli
Occupation): Chaired by Mamdouh EL-Adl
(BAPA secretary). Speakers who
participated included:
·
Professor Abdel
Wahab El Messiri: The
Zionist view of the self & of the other.
·
Dr Eyad El Sarraj: Effect of Israeli Occupation on Palestinians’ Mental
Health.
·
Dr Mamdouh EL-Adl: Inequity in Care under Israeli Occupation
·
Professor Salah
Amer: Responsibilities of the
Occupying Power under the International Law.
This symposium was well attended, discussion continued for 2 hours i.e.
1 ½ hours above the original discussion time.
The symposium was considered as a great success in presenting a
comprehensive presentation about the Palestinian Cause in such a high level
international conference.
b.
A number of oral
presentations
c.
A number of posters