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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS AACAP App ...................................................................................................................................................30 Acknowledgments .....................................................................................................................................296 Assembly of Regional Organizations..........................................................................................................37 Awards ........................................................................................................................................................277 Business Meeting ........................................................................................................................................77 Caucuses ............................................................................................................................................179; 182 Clinical Case Conferences .................................................................... 1:39; 2:49; 3:50; 4:64; 5:104; 6:123; 7-9:164; 10-12:192; 13:219; 14:242; 15:266 Clinical Consultation Breakfasts ................... 1-2:114; 3-6:115; 7-8:185; 9-12:186; 13-14:236; 15-18:237 Clinical Practicum ....................................................................................................................................133 CME Credits and Evaluations ....................................................................................................................6-8 Committee Meetings............................................................................................................................. 28-29 Council Meetings .................................................................................................................1:77; 2:91; 3:239 Disclosures ................................................................................................................................................300 Ethics Programs .....................................................51; 52; 64; 110; 117; 118; 123; 174; 192; 220; 222; 242 Exhibitors ..................................................................................................................................................295 Extended Workshops ........................................................................1-2:75; 3:121; 4:122; 5-6:191; 7-8:241 Future AACAP Meetings ...........................................................................................................................294 Honors Presentations .......................................................................................... 1:120; 2:163; 3:177; 4:178 Important Times and Locations ...................................................................................................................9 Index by Author .........................................................................................................................................321 Institutes.........................................................................1:37; 2:74; 3:75; 4:117; 5:118; 6:187; 7:188; 8:238 International Clinical Perspectives ............................................................................................................57 International Orientation ...........................................................................................................................60 Internet Access ............................................................................................................................................30 James C. Harris, MD, Developmental Neuropsychiatry Forum .............................................................198 Karl Menninger, MD, Plenary .....................................................................................................................63 Lawrence A. Stone, MD, Plenary ..............................................................................................................218 Learning on Demand ..................................................................................................................................33 Legend .........................................................................................................................................................32 Life Members Wisdom Clinical Perspectives ...........................................................................................168 Maintenance of Certification ................................................................................................................8; 179 Maps and Floorplans ...................................................................................................................................10 Media Theatre ....................................................................1:44; 2:53; 3:61; 4:69; 5:72; 6:107; 7:110; 8:113; 9:127; 10:181; 11:198; 12:229; 13:235; 14:252; 15:274 Meet the Author ..................................................................................................................91; 177; 202; 217 Meet the Editor ...................................................................................................................................89; 148 Member Services Fora ........................................................1:39; 2:44; 3:53; 4:54; 5:59; 6:69; 7:108; 8:123; 9:128; 10:164; 11:179; 12:192; 13:217; 14:219 Monitor Orientation....................................................................................................................................60 New Research Poster Sessions ..........................................................1:77; 2:91; 3:134; 4:150; 5:202; 6:252 Noshpitz Cline History Lecture .................................................................................................................90 Presidential Interview ...............................................................................................................................265 Program Highlights .............................................................................................................................. 25-27 Receptions and Reunions ................................................................................................................. 179-184 Registrant Information .................................................................................................................................8 Research Institute .....................................................................................................................................118 Research Symposium .................................................................................................................................61 Self-Assessment Exam ...............................................................................................................................6-7 Simon Wile, MD, Symposium ..................................................................................................................110 Special Interest Study Groups ............................................. 1-3:231; 4-7:232; 8-9:233; 10-14:234; 15:235 Sponsors ....................................................................................................................................................295 Staff Directory ...........................................................................................................................................294 Systems of Care Special Program ..............................................................................................................34 Welcome from President ..............................................................................................................................4 Welcome from Program Committee Chair .................................................................................................5 Welcome Reception ..................................................................................................................................112 Wellness Programs ..................................................49; 55; 59; 60; 62; 70; 73; 90; 105; 112; 114; 116; 148; 180; 185; 187; 191; 194; 217; 218; 234; 235; 236; 248; 265 NOTICE: A FEE OF $5 WILL BE CHARGED TO REPLACE A LOST PROGRAM BOOK. A FEE OF $10 WILL BE CHARGED TO REPLACE A LOST BADGE. 1 AACAP’s 66th Annual Meeting AACAP LEADERSHIP Officers and Council Karen Dineen Wagner, MD, PhD......................................................................President Gabrielle A. Carlson, MD ........................................................................ President-Elect Andrés Martin, MD, MPH .................................................................................Secretary Bennett L. Leventhal, MD ................................................................................Treasurer Debra E. Koss, MD ................................................................................. Assembly Chair Gregory K. Fritz, MD ................................................................................Past President Mary S. Ahn, MD Pamela E. Hoffman, MD Boris Birmaher, MD Melvin D. Oatis, MD Lisa M. Cullins, MD Scott M. Palyo, MD Timothy F. Dugan, MD Marian A. Swope, MD Mary-Margaret Gleason, MD John T. Walkup, MD George “Bud” Vana, IV, MD Amanda E. Downey, MD Jerry M. Wiener, MD, Resident Council Member John E. Schowalter, MD, Resident Council Member JAACAP Editor-in-Chief AACAP News Editor Douglas K. Novins, MD Uma Rao, MD Executive Director Program Committee
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