1-Jun-2014
Puspendra Singh Rajput

 NEW DELHI : In view of increasing psychological problems in modern life, 
psychologists and psychiatrists of India and abroad, come together on a single 
platform to discussed the most recent scientific research and emergent 
technologies impacting our understanding of the human mind, brain and 
behaviour, as well as their application to clinical psychiatry and mental 
health services. More than 300 leading psychiatrists and medical experts from 
India and abroad will participate in FRONTIERS PsyCog 2014, a two day 
conference on the neurocognitive advances in the field of psychiatry. The 
conference is being organized by Cosmos Institute of Mental Health & Behavioral 
Sciences (CIMBS) at J W Marriott Hotel, New Delhi Aerocity,from 31st May to 1st 
June, 2014. Prof. J. S Neki (Director, PGI, Chandigarh)delivered Inaugural 
address. Prof. J. S Neki (Director, PGI, Chandigarh) delivered Inaugural 
address.
He said - country with more than 100 crore population and a paucity of 
psychiatrists (around 4000 psychiatrists in India), extensive manpower training 
and use of innovative and advanced methods for treatment is the need of the 
hour.
We hope PsyCog-2014 will enhance skills psychiatrists of India with workshops, 
interactive lectures, hands-on training sessions and group work to ensure a 
high take-home of knowledge and skills. Highlighting the importance of 
FRONTIERS PsyCog 2014, Dr. Sunil Mittal, Chairman of CIMBS said, "In a country 
with more than 100 crore population and a paucity of psychiatrists (around 4000 
psychiatrists in India), extensive manpower training and use of innovative and 
advanced methods for treatment is the need of the hour. The conference will 
also see eminent and senior psychiatrists discussing the latest mental health 
policies and laws. Overall, with its broad array of topics and special 
trainings to psychiatrists from all over the country, the conference holds a 
lot of promise of making advanced mental health care available to a large 
population". "The thrust of the PsyCog-2014 will be skill enhancement at the 
high altar of science. The faculty will use workshops, interactive lectures, 
hands-on training sessions and group work to ensure a high take-home of 
knowledge and skills", said Dr. Mittal. "The Topics for the FRONTIERS 
PsyCog-2014 reflect the Avant- Garde of neuroscience and clinical practice. 
They include the latest developments in Brain Stimulation - with special 
reference to rTMS; Child and Adolescent Mental Health- from neurocognitive 
development to clinics; Nosology in Psychiatry- specifically DSM-5; 
demonstration of advanced IT Platforms for Psychiatry- including a 
Tele-psychiatry software, a customizable psychiatric record and practice 
management software; as well as an introduction to the convergent knowledge 
domain of Cognitive Science," said Ms Sanskriti Singh of Caring Foundation, 
co-organizer of the conference .
Faridabad NCR Featured CIMBS today organized National Conference on Frontiers 
in Psychiatry, Mental Health & Cognitive Sciences
http://haryanaabtak.com/cimbs-today-organized-national-conference-on-frontiers-in-psychiatry-mental-health-cognitive-sciences/


                                                                                
  

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