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International Congress of Behavioral Medicine Groningen, The Netherlands August 20 - 23, 2014 Program Book 13th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine icbm2014 “ Behavioral Medicine: From Basic Science to Clinical Investigation and Public Health” 12th International Congress of On behalf of the International Society of Behavioral Medicine (ISBM), the Netherlands Behavioral Medicine Federation (NBMF) and Behavioral the Department of Health Sciences of the University of Groningen we warmly invite you to the 13th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine to be held in Groningen, The Netherlands in 2014. Groningen is located in the North of the Netherlands and is a very lively university city with over 50.000 students in higher and university education. The city became a member of the Hanseatic League in 14th century, which exemplifi es its old roots, Medicine which are still visible. Groningen is a stylish city with nerve, which can be seen in its modern architecture as well. The University of Groningen was founded in 1614 which will - of course - be celebrated in 2014. 29 August – So we make you the offer you can’t refuse: the excellent ICBM conference in a very lively and old European university city. 1 September 2012 Budapest Hilton, Hungary www.icbm2014.com Table of Contents From President of ISBM for ICBM2012 Welcome . 3 Committees . 6 Congress Supporters and Organization ............................................................. 11 On behalf of the International Society of Behavioral Medicine (ISBM), I would like to extend a warm welcome to General Information.............................................................................. 13 all who have chosen to participate in the 12th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine (ICBM), in Budapest, Social Programs ............................................................................ 19 Hungary, August 29-September 1, 2012. When I visited Budapest in 2010 to prepare the Congress, I felt certain Special Programs . 20 that the Congress in this beautiful city would be an extraordinary ocassion. "e 12th Congress has received the Optional Tours .... 21 highest number of abstracts submissions in the history of the ISBM. Excellent keynote and master lectures, as well Useful Information . 23 as panels and workshops, are planned during the whole Congress. I am now just looking forward to seeing my Early Career Award List . 25 vision become a reality. Among many others, I would like to particularly highlight the ISBM’s intention to develop Top Posters Selection .... 28 international/interdisciplinary networks, which is well re#ected in the program. Dr. Suzanne Bennett Johnson, Featured Presenters...... 30 President of the American Psychological Association (APA) will be in the International Collaborations Panel on Midday Sessions ................................................................................. 40 August 30. Dr. Jean Claude Mbanya, President of International Diabetes Federation, will give one of the keynote Program Overview ..... 42 presentations on August 30. Also there is a midday session planned on August 30 introducing our collaboration Hilton Castle Hill – Floorplan. 46 with European Society of Cardiology to develop the European Guidelines on Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Pre-Congress Scienti!c Programs................................................................... 48 in Clinical Practice. Opening Ceremony...... 50 Scienti!c Program................................................................................ 51 I would like to express my sincere thanks to the Scienti!c Program Committee of the Congress and the Chair, Wednesday, 29 August, 2012 Dr. Frank Penedo, and also to the Local Organizing Committee Chair, Dr. Adrienne Stauder, the Hans Selye Poster Session A ... 51 Hungarian Society of Behavioral Sciences and Medicine, and Institute of Behavioural Sciences, Semmelweis !ursday, 30 August, 2012 University, Hungary, for playing such a key role in organizing the Congress. Lastly, while preparing for the Paper Sessions (8:30-10:00) .................................................................. 69 Congress, we received the sad news that Prof. Maria Kopp, an important member of the ISBM, as well as the Paper Sessions (10:30-12:00) ................................................................. 75 Local Organizing Committee, suddenly passed away. We honor Dr. Kopp’s memory by coming together at the Keynote Lecture (12:15-13:15)................................................................ 81 12th ICBM and advancing a !eld that Dr. Kopp dedicated her life to. I hope that many of you will join us and Midday Sessions (13:15-14:15)................................................................ 81 participate in our memorial event Dr. Kopp at the opening ceremony of the Congress and during our Friday mid Master Lectures (14:30-15:30) ................................................................ 83 day sessions. Paper Sessions (16:00-17:30) ................................................................. 84 International Collaborations Panel .... 89 Poster session B ... 90 Friday, 31 August, 2012 Paper Sessions (8:30-10:00) ................................................................. 108 Paper Sessions (10:30-12:00) ................................................................ 113 Keynote Lecture (12:15-13:15)............................................................... 119 Midday Sessions (13:15-14:15)............................................................... 119 Master Lectures (14:30-15:30) ............................................................... 119 Paper Sessions (16:00-17:30) ................................................................ 120 Poster Session C ... 126 Saturday 1, September, 2012 Paper Sessions (8:30-10:00) ................................................................. 141 Norito Kawakami MD, DMSc Paper Sessions (10:30-12:00) ................................................................ 147 Keynote Lecture (12:15-13:15)............................................................... 152 President Midday Sessions (13:15-14:15)............................................................... 152 International Society of Master Lectures (14:30-15:30) ............................................................... 153 Behavioral Medicine Closing Ceremony and Reception..... 153 Authors Index .................................................................................. 154 Notes .......................................................................................... 167 2 3 Dear Colleagues and Friends! Dear Congress Attendees, On behalf of the Local Organizing Committee, the “Hans Selye” Hungarian Society of Behavioral Sciences On behalf of the Scienti!c Program Committee and the ISBM, I am delighted to welcome you to the 12th and Behavioral Medicine, and the Institute of Behavioral Sciences at Semmelweis University, we are very glad International Congress of Behavioral Medicine. "is 12th Congress promises to be an outstanding forum for and honored to welcome you at the 12th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine in Budapest, Hungary. disseminating cutting edge science and fostering international collaborations in the !eld of behavioral medicine. We had an unprecedented high number of submissions spanning all areas of behavioral medicine from disease "e central theme of ICBM2012: „From Basic Science to Clincial Investigation and Public Health” re#ects the prevention to treatment and rehabilitation, and public policy. Over 800 abstracts from 49 countries were submitted broad and transdisciplinary nature of the !eld of behavioral medicine covered during the meeting. to the Congress. In keeping with the theme of the 12th Congress, “Behavioral Medicine: From Basic Science to "e morbidity and mortality crisis across the globe, and particularly in Central and Eastern European countries Clinical Investigation and Public Health”, the Scienti!c Program Committee has assembled an outstanding characterizing the last decades has given a special meaning to behavioral sciences, as existing explanatory models lineup of speakers and presentations from all over the world representing all areas of behavioral medicine. "e of biology, medicine and public health have not been able to explain rapid changes in the health status. Behavioral Congress theme is re#ected throughout the meeting through a variety of workshops, and symposia, paper and medicine research and practice can o$er a better understanding of the health issues of countries undergoing rapid poster presentations. Midday meetings and career development and networking opportunities are also available. transition and can o$er alternative models to address these health challenges. In addition to our Scienti!c Program, we have a very exciting social program available that includes opening and closing receptions, several tours and a Danube River Cruise with Banquet. We hope you enjoy what promises to We dedicate ICBM2012 to professor Maria Kopp, the most out-standing and charismatic representative of be a very stimulating meeting and that you have an opportunity to enjoy all the wonders that Budapest and its behavioral medicine in Hungary and in the CEE region. Her pioneer research with Arpad Skrabski, her partner in wonderful people have to o$er. work and life, on the psychosocial determinants of the physical and mental health of Hungarian people has had a decisive in#uence on scienti!c thinking at a national and international level. She played a determinant role in the With
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