INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSOCIATION 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS Towards Successful Aging: Harmony of Mental, Physical and Social Life October 1-4, 2013 Coex, , Korea www.ipa2013.com

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Korean Association for Geriatric Psychiatry

International Psychogeriatric Association INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSOCIATION 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IPA 2013 About IPA

Founded in 1982, the International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) is a unique and diverse professional healthcare community promoting better geriatric mental health – across disciplines, across borders, and across geriatric issues. Psychiatrists, Neurologists, Geriatricians, Psychologists, Primary Care Physicians, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, Scientists, and many other healthcare professionals representing more than 60 countries, have joined together to create a unique community that discusses, learns, shares, and researches information about behavioral and biological aspects of geriatric mental health. IPA promotes research and education, facilitates an international exchange of ideas on Psychogeriatric issues, and fosters cross-cultural understanding of the latest developments in the field.

IPA Officers Jacobo Mintzer, President (United States) Horácio Firmino, Treasurer (Portugal) Henry Brodaty, President-Elect (Australia) Jay Luxenberg, Treasurer-Elect (United States) Raimundo Mateos, Secretary (Spain) Masatoshi Takeda, Immediate Past President (Japan)

IPA Board of Directors Sabine Bährer-Kohler (Switzerland) Doh Kwan Kim (Republic of Korea) Olusegun Baiyewu (Nigeria) Raymond Koopmans (The Netherlands) Susan Benbow (United Kingdom) Te-Jen Lai (Taiwan) Cassio Machado de Campos Bottino (Brazil) Ken Laidlaw (United Kingdom) Gerard J. Byrne (Australia) Constantine G. Lyketsos (United States) David Conn (Canada) Wendy Moyle (Australia) Peter Paul De Deyn (Belgium) Martin Orrell (United Kingdom) Brian Draper (Australia) Nancy Pachana (Australia) Lia Fernandes (Portugal) Anne Margriet Pot (The Netherlands) Ryo Fukatsu (Japan) William E. Reichman (Canada) Vinodkumar R. Gangolli (India) Mary Sano (United States) Manabu Ikeda (Japan) Huali Wang (P.R. China) Venu Jhanwar (India)

Ex Officio William Burke, Editor-in-Chief, IPA Bulletin (United States) Nicola Lautenschlager, Editor-in-Chief, International Psychogeriatrics (Australia) Susan M. Oster, IPA Executive Director (United States)

IPA and KAGP The International Psychogeriatric Association (IPA) is very pleased to present this congress in collaboration with our IPA Affiliate, the Korean Association for Geriatric Psychiatry (KAGP). This Congress provides the best possible scientific program of research and care for the elderly through this cooperation.

2 l IPA 2013 INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSOCIATION 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IPA 2013 Welcome Messages

Dear Colleagues,

It gives me immense pleasure to host the 16th IPA International Congress (IPA 2013) in Seoul, Korea from October 1st to 4th, 2013. On behalf of the IPA 2013 Organizing Committee, I extend a very warm and cordial invitation to all of you.

IPA has held International Congresses since it was founded in 1982. As the most highly ac- claimed meeting in the field of mental health and aging for older people, IPA 2013 is expected to draw participants from around the world. Han Yong Jung Chair 16th Congress of International Under the theme “Towards Successful Aging: Harmony of Mental, Physical and Social Life,” a Psychogeriatric Association wide range of scientific programs will be organized. Advances in the treatment of dementia, depression and other mental disorders in the elderly and the improvement of quality of care will be discussed and explored in a diverse, multidisciplinary and open forum. We are assembling internationally renowned groups of scientists and clinicians (all experts in their field) to contribute to the core program while also providing opportunities for bright, promising young research- ers to present their data and new ideas. The program will be comprehensive, stimulating, and informative.

IPA 2013 will be a highly rewarding international experience for everyone. Additionally, I encour- age you to take this chance to explore the many facets of Seoul and experience our unique Korean culture.

I look forward to meeting you at IPA 2013 in Seoul, Korea.

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of IPA and in collaboration with our esteemed colleague Han Yong Jung, 2013 Con- gress Chair and President of the Korean Association for Geriatric Psychiatry, we want to invite all professionals engaged in the challenging field of Psychogeriatrics to attend the IPA 16th Interna- tional Congress to be held October 1- 4, 2013 in the fascinating city of Seoul, Korea.

IPA International Congresses and Meetings are the only venues that bring together a wide range of psychogeriatric, multi-disciplinary professionals from around the world to share expertise for Jacobo Mintzer the benefit of older adults and their mental health. This year, the 16th International Congress in IPA President Seoul, Korea will be no exception.

The Congress theme this year is “Towards Successful Aging: Harmony of Mental, Physical and Social Life.” As the life expectancy of adults continues to increase, this theme is more important than ever before. Under the leadership of Doh Kwan Kim, the Congress Scientific Committee is organizing a program which will highlight the latest research and clinical care practices in a wide variety of topics related to the mental health well-being of older adults that will appeal to a multi-disciplinary audience.

The Congress will also offer opportunities for IPA members and others to meet and discuss their common concerns in the IPA Member Forums by discipline, geographic region and shared inter- Horácio Firmino est. Please join us and attend this meeting for the education, the research and the opportunity IPA Meetings Chair to connect and collaborate with colleagues from around the world.

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As one of the Korean Neuropsychiatric Association-affiliated research associations, the Korean Association for Geriatric Psychiatry (KAGP) was established in 1994 and has grown continuously with the catchphrase, “dream and hope to the elderly in Korea.” Korea is one of the most rapidly aging countries in the world. KAGP members have made great efforts to lead the era of active aging, successful aging, creative aging and aging with well-being in Korea and worldwide.

KAGP Board of Directors Auditors President Jong Hyuk Choi (Chuncheon National Hospital) Han Yong Jung (Soonchunhyang University) Young Min Shin (Changwon Workers’ Compensation General Hospital) President-Elect Advisory Board Doh Kwan Kim (Sungkyunkwan University) Maeng Je Cho (Seoul National University) Vice-Presidents Woong Hahm (Keyo Hospital) Kang Seob Oh (Sungkyunkwan University) Inkwa Jung (Korea University) Chang Uk Lee (The Catholic University of Korea) Dong-Il Kwak (Korea Workers’ Compensation & Welfare Service) Board Members Hyung Yung Lee (Nam Pyeong Mirae Hospital) Jae Nam Bae (Inha University) Jung Ho Lee (Incheon Workers’ Compensation General Hospital) Sung Jin Cho (Gachon University) Byoung Hoon Oh (Yonsei University) Changsu Han (Korea University) Jonghan Park (Catholic University of Daegu) Myeong-ll Han (Maeumsarang Hospital) Haing Won Woo (Woo Haing Won Neuropsychiatric Clinic) Chang Hyung Hong (Ajou University) Byeong Kil Yeon (Hallym University) Kyu-In Jung (The Catholic University of Korea) Kae Joon Yoo (Kimbyunghoo Psychiatric Clinic) Jeong-Lan Kim (Chungnam National University) Ki Woong Kim (Seoul National University) Seong Hwan Kim (Dong-A University) Seong Yoon Kim (University of Ulsan) Shin Gyeom Kim (Soonchunhyang University) Kyung-Phil Kwak (Dongguk University) Dong Woo Lee (Inje University) Dong Young Lee (Seoul National University) Kang Jun Lee (Inje University) Seong Gon Ryu (Hallym University) Seung Ho Ryu (Konkuk University) Il Seon Shin (Chonnam National University)

2013 Congress Leadership Congress Organizing Committee Scientific Committee Chair Chair Han Yong Jung (Republic of Korea) Doh Kwan Kim (Republic of Korea) Secretary General Vice Chair Changsu Han (Republic of Korea) Jun-Young Lee (Republic of Korea) Members Members Henry Brodaty (Australia) Heii Arai (Japan) Gerard J. Byrne (Australia) Elizabeth Brinkley (United States) Horácio Firmino (Portugal) Changsu Han (Republic of Korea) Doh Kwan Kim (Republic of Korea) II-Woo Han (Republic of Korea) Jacobo Mintzer (United States) Seong Yoon Kim (Republic of Korea) Masatoshi Takeda (Japan) Lisa Kindy (United States) Yu Xin (P.R. China) Nicola T. Lautenschlager (Australia) Jay Luxenberg (United States) Executive Director Wendy Moyle (Australia) Susan M. Oster (United States) John T. O’Brien (United Kingdom) Mary Sano (United States) Huali Wang (P.R. China) Executive Director Susan M. Oster (United States)

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Local Organizing Committee Local Advisory Committee Chair Chief Advisory Committee Han Yong Jung (Soonchunhyang University) Maeng Je Cho (Seoul National University) Woong Hahm (Keyo Hospital) Vice Chairs Il-Woo Han (Hyoja Geriatric Hospital) Kang Seob Oh (Sungkyunkwan University) Seol-Heui Han (Konkuk University) Chang Uk Lee (The Catholic University of Korea) Inkwa Jung (Korea University) Scientific Committee Chair Dong-il Kwak (Korea Workers’ Compensation & Welfare Service) Doh Kwan Kim (Sungkyunkwan University) Jung Ho Lee (Incheon Workers’ Compensation General Hospital) Min-Soo Lee (Korea University) Secretary General Byoung Hoon Oh (Yonsei University) Changsu Han (Korea University) Jonghan Park (Catholic University of Daegu) Members Jong Inn Woo (Seoul National University) Narei Hong (Hallym University) Byeong Kil Yeon (Hallym University) Hyun Ghang Jeong (Korea University) Senior Advisory Committee Hyun-Chung Kim (National Medical Center) Won-Myong Bahk (The Catholic University of Korea) Shin Gyeom Kim (Soonchunhyang University) Ik-Seung Chee (Chungnam National University) Kyung-Phil Kwak (Dongguk University) Jin Sook Cheon (Kosin University) Dong-Woo Lee (Inje University) Byeong Moo Choe (Dong-A University) Hwa Young Lee (Soonchunhyang University) In-Won Chung (Dongguk University) Kang-Joon Lee (Inje University) Moon Yong Chung (Seoul Veterans Hospital) Hyun-Kook Lim (The Catholic University of Korea) Sangkeun Chung (Chonbuk National University) Young In Chung (Bugok National Hospital & Pusan National University) Scientific Steering Committee Young-Ki Chung (Ajou University) Kyooseob Ha (Seoul National Hospital) Chair Tae-Yeon Hwang (Yongin Mental Hospital) Doh Kwan Kim (Sungkyunkwan University) Young-Myo Jae (Bongseng Hospital) Yang-Whan Jeon (The Catholic University of Korea) Vice Chair Tae-Youn Jun (The Catholic University of Korea) Jun-Young Lee (Seoul National University) Baik Seok Kee (Chung-Ang University) Members Chan-Hyung Kim (Yonsei University) Yoon-Ho Choi (Sungkyunkwan University) Do Hoon Kim (Hallym University) Jae Won Chung (Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital) Hee-Cheol Kim (Keimyung University) Juwon Hah (Sungkyunkwan University) Jeong-Gee Kim (Maryknoll General Hospital) Myeong-Il Han (Maeumsarang Hospital) Jung Bum Kim (Keimyung University) Chang Hyung Hong (Ajou University) Sang Hoon Kim (Chosun University) Hong Jin Jeon (Sungkyunkwan University) Young Hoon Kim (Inje University) Hyo Shin Kang (Sungkyunkwan University) Jun Soo Kwon (Seoul National University) Ki Woong Kim (Seoul National University) Young-Joon Kwon (Soonchunhyang University) Naumeun Kim (Kyung Hee University) Chang-in Lee (Jeju National University) Sang Ha Kim (Sungkyunkwan University) Chul Lee (The Catholic University of Korea) Seong Yoon Kim (University of Ulsan) Jae-Woo Lee (Ministry of Justice) Chang Uk Lee (The Catholic University of Korea) Jung Hie Lee (Kangwon National University) Dong Young Lee (Seoul National University) Kwanghun Lee (Dongguk University) Jae-Hong Lee (University of Ulsan) Sang Yeol Lee (Wonkwang University) Kang Joon Lee (Inje University) Kyung Joon Min (Chung-Ang University) Young Min Lee (Pusan National University) Beomwoo Nam (Konkuk University) Seung-Ho Ryu (Konkuk University) Junghyun Nam (Hanyang University) Ki-Chung Paik (Dankook University) Kichang Park (Yonsei University) International Advisory Committee Min Cheol Park (Wonkwang University) Helen Chiu (Hong Kong) Yong Chon Park (Hanyang University) Manabu Ikeda (Japan) Hyo-Deog Rim (Kyungpook National University) Ee Heok Kua (Singapore) Joo-Cheol Shim (Inje University) Te-Jen Lai (Taiwan) Ji Young Song (Kyung Hee University) Pichet Udomratn (Thailand) Sung-Il Woo (Soonchunhyang University) Bo Hyun Yoon (Naju National Hospital) Jin-Sang Yoon (Chonnam National University) Cooperative Associations Korean Academy of Addiction Psychiatry Korean Academy of Anxiety Disorder Korean College of Neuropsychopharmacology Korean Society of Biological Psychiatry Korean Society for Depressive and Bipolar Disorders Korean Society for Schizophrenia Research

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IPA Affiliates Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Korean Association for Geriatric Psychiatry (KAGP) Brazilian Association of Geriatric Neuropsychiatry Korean Geriatrics Society Chinese Society for Psychiatry – Psychogeriatric Interest Group Latvian Psychiatrists Association Hong Kong Psychogeriatric Association (HKPGA) Associação Portuguesa de Psicogerontologia Indian Association for Geriatric Mental Health Portuguesa Gerontopsychiatric Association Asosiasi Psikogeriatri Indonesia Sociedad Española de Psicogeriatria Israeli Association for Old-Age Psychiatry Taiwanese Society of Geriatric Psychiatry Associazione Italiana de Psicogeriatria (AIP) The Dementia Association (Thailand) Japanese Psychogeriatric Society (JPS) Thai Society for Geriatric Psychiatry and Neuropsychiatry

Acknowledgements IPA gratefully acknowledges the generous support and sponsorship for the Congress from our sponsors. IPA would like to extend a special acknowledgement to its Premier Sponsor. Premier Sponsor Allied Sponsors Other Sponsors Eisai Korea, Inc. Hoffman La Roche Otsuka Korea Janssen Korea, Inc. Sandoz Lilly Lundbeck Korea MSD (Merck) Novartis Korea, Inc. Pfizer Korea Servier

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities The IPA 2013 International Congress has many extraordinary sponsorship opportunities for your company to collaborate with IPA’s international leaders. To become a sponsor, contact the IPA 2013 Congress Secretariat at [email protected].

Venue and Travel Information The IPA 2013 International Congress will take place in Seoul, Republic of Korea at the Coex Convention Center. Visit the congress web- site at www.ipa2013.com or www.coex.co.kr/eng to view information about the facility.

Language The official meeting language is English. Translation will not be available.

Important Deadlines Deadline for Poster Abstract Submission: May 31, 2013 Deadline for Early Registration: July 1, 2013

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Plan your schedule now! Please note the Congress begins on Tuesday morning!

Oct. 1 (Tue) Oct. 2 (Wed) Oct. 3 (Thu) Oct. 4 (Fri)

Regional Initiatives Shared Interest Groups Satellite

Plenary Session Plenary Session Plenary Session

IPA Member Forums Regional Initiatives Professional Discipline Symposia / Shared Interest Symposia / Satellite / Symposia / Satellite / Free Communication / Free Communication / Free Communication Poster Session Award Presentation

Workshops Exhibition & Poster Exhibition & Poster Plenary Session

Plenary Session Plenary Session Symposia Symposia / Free Communication New Member and Symposia / Symposia / Congress Delegate Meet the Experts / Free Communication / Orientation Debates / Meet the Experts / Site Visits Poster Session Debates / Visit local care facilities Poster Session in Seoul and the surrounding area Opening Session and Keynote Address IPA Members Annual Business Meeting

Welcome Reception

Topics For details about the topics to be presented at the 16th International Congress, please visit the IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com).

Call for Poster Abstracts (Deadline: May 31, 2013) Abstracts should be submitted online. For more information about abstract submission, visit the IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com).

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PL1 Aging Society: Prediction and Preparation The aging population raises many new challenges as well as new opportunities for individuals and society as a whole. What should we expect and prepare for not only a longer but also better life? · Maeng Je Cho (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)

PL2 Aging with Dignity Longevity does not necessarily warrant a happy ending. Physical frailty, financial incompetence and social isolation complicate old age. How do we cope with end- of-life issues and how can we age with dignity? · Helen Fung-kum Chiu (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong) · Cees M.P.M. Hertogh (Vrije Universiteit Medical Center, The Netherlands)

PL3 Anti-aging Strategies and Longevity The sales of putative anti-aging products such as nutrition, physical fitness, skin care, hormone replacements, vitamins, supplements and herbs make a lucrative global industry. What have we learned so far? · Je-Geun Chi (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea) · John E. Morley (St. Louis University, United States) · Steven N. Austad (University of Texas Health Science Center, United States)

PL4 Evolving Concept of Alzheimer’s Disease: Challenging Issues of Diagnosis and Treatment A century has passed since the first description of Alzheimer’s disease in 1906. However the efforts for cure are still in vain. You can find some new perspectives in understanding the disease and update with DSM-V. · William E. Narrow (American Psychiatric Association, United States) · Charles DeCarli (UC Davis Alzheimer’s Disease Center, United States) · Claude M. Wischik (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom)

PL5 Spotlight on Mild and Subclinical Cognitive Impairment The early detection and prevention of dementia have come under the spotlight nowadays. How do we identify and manage Alzheimer’s disease before full mani- festation? · Masatoshi Takeda (Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan) · Karl Herholz (Wolfson Molecular Imaging Centre, University of Manchester, United Kingdom)

PL6 Depression in Late-life: Better Understanding for Better Mental Health The elderly population is well-known as a high risk group for depression and suicide. However late life depression is still under-recognized and under-treated. How can we manage depression in late life effectively? · David C. Steffens (University of Connecticut Health Center, United States)

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IPA Member Forums Tuesday, October 1 Begin your congress experience by meeting your colleagues and developing those relationships through thoughtful discussion and collaboration in the IPA Member Forums:

IPA Regional Initiative Forums Africa ∙ Asia Pacific ∙ Eastern Europe ∙ Ibero-Latin America Meet with colleagues from your geographic areas and collaborate on issues specific to your region of the world.

IPA Professional Discipline Forums Nurses ∙ Occupational Therapists ∙ Primary Care Physicians ∙ Psychologists ∙ Social Workers These Forums enable you to meet and collaborate with colleagues on geriatric mental health issues unique to your professional discipline.

IPA Shared Interest Forums - Check the final program schedule Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD) ∙ Long Term Care ∙ Service Delivery ∙ Mental Health Economics ∙ Late Life Anxiety ∙ Testamentary Capacity ∙ Early Onset Dementia They are offered throughout the Congress so you can attend as many as you choose! What are your specific interests in geriatric mental health? Here are your opportunities to meet and collaborate with colleagues who are committed to these same issues.

2013 Congress Workshops Tuesday, October 1 The Scientific Committee is planning a variety of workshops. For detailed information about the workshops, please visit the IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com).

New Member and Delegate Orientation Tuesday, October 1 Attention New IPA Members and Delegates! Are you new to IPA or attending an IPA Congress for the first time? Attend this session and learn more about the IPA organization and the Congress, meet other new colleagues and IPA leadership.

IPA Members Annual Business Meeting Wednesday, October 2 (17:00 - 17:45) This is the best opportunity to hear about your Association from your chosen leaders! Each year, IPA conducts a business meeting for its members to learn about IPA and its various activities as well as provide an opportunity for members to meet and talk with the IPA Board of Directors. All current members are invited and encouraged to attend.

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2013 Congress Opening Session and Keynote Address Tuesday, October 1 (17:00 - 19:00) For further details on the Keynote Address, please visit IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com).

2013 Congress Welcome Reception Tuesday, October 1 (19:00 - 20:30) Please join your international colleagues for hors d’oeuvres in the Welcome Reception (immediately follows the Opening Session). Admission is included in the registration fee.

2013 Congress Scientific Sessions Tuesday ~ Friday, October 1 ~ 4 The Scientific Committee is preparing about 35 sessions. These will be arranged shortly. For further details on sessions, visit the IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com).

Exhibit Hall and Poster Sessions Wednesday ~ Thursday, October 2 - 3 (09:30 - 17:30) Please come visit the exhibit stands and scientific poster sessions.

Site Visits to Care Facilities You are invited to attend an off-site visit to a local long term care facility in Seoul and the surrounding area. See and learn how care is provided in this country. Registration for Off-Site Visits is separate from your registration fee; see the Congress website for more infor- mation and how to register.

1. Gangnam-gu Center for Dementia → Gangnam-gu Total Support Center for Seniors → Samsung D’light Shop → The National Library of Korea 2. Gangnam-gu Center for Dementia → Gangnam Senior Plaza → Bongeunsa (Temple) 3. The Classic 500 → Life Center Chaum

* Remark - Courses are tentative.

8 l IPA 2013 INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSOCIATION 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IPA 2013 Program Highlights - Optional Scenic Tours

Korea - a diverse land of contrasts - the busy urban and exciting scenes of Seoul include 500 years of history and five major palaces. Korea is also home to some of the world’s most exquisite natural beauty (20 national parks) including the breathtaking, UNESCO World Heritage Site - Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. This amazing work of nature rose from under the sea in a volcanic eruption over 100,000 years ago and has a crater at its top. The sunrise from the crater is magnificent! Plan to attend the IPA Congress and to spend some extra days seeing the many wonders of Korea! Here are some of the optional tours (separate fees) you may choose to enjoy. More information and fee information is included on the IPA Congress website.

T-01 IT Korea Tour >> Samsung D’light → Bongeunsa Temple

T-02 Leisurely Walk through Seoul Forest >> Leisurely Walk in Seoul Forest

T-03 Traditional Korean Culture Experience >> Traditional Culture Experience (Tea ceremony & Hanbok Dress-up) → Dongdaemun Market

T-04 Korea Museum and Downtown Seoul Tour >> National Museum of Korea → N Seoul Tower

T-05 Royal Relics Tour >> Royal Tomb → Sinsadong Garosu-gil Road

T-06 Royal Relics Morning Tour >> Gyeongbok Palace & National Folk Museum → Insadong Antique Alley

T-07 Walking Tour along Seoul Fortress >> Dongdaemun History & Culture Park → Trekking along Seoul Fortress (Dongdaemun → Naksan Park)

T-08 Trip to Tripitaka Koreana Festival 2D1N >> Day 1 SEOUL / Mt. GAYA / DAEGU Met by guide → Transfer to Mt. Gaya National Park by minivan → Lunch on your own → Visit Haeinsa Temple & enjoy Tripitaka Festival → Transfer to Daegu → Dinner at local restaurant → Overnight at Daegu Grand Hotel >> Day 2 DAEGU / SEOUL Breakfast at hotel → Tour of Yangyeongsi (herbal market) and Museum of Oriental Medicine & Cultural Center → Lunch on your own → Return to Seoul

T-09 Cheongju International Craft Biennale 2D1N Tour >> Day 1 SEOUL / CHEONGJU / MT. SONGNI Met by guide → Transfer to Cheongju by minivan & arrival in Cheongju → International Craft Biennale → Lunch on your own → Tour of Jikji Pavillion & Korean Craft Museum → Dinner at local restaurant → Transfer to Mt. Songni → Overnight at Lake Hills Hotel >> Day 2 MT. SONGNI / SEOUL Breakfast at hotel → Tour of Mt. Songni Nat’l Park & Beobjusa Temple → Lunch → Transfer to Seoul

T-10 Legendary Gyeongju 2D1N Tour >> Day 1 SEOUL / GYEONGJU Met by guide → Transfer to Gyeongju by minivan & arrival in Gyeongju → Lunch on your own → Tour of Gyeongju (Gyeongju National Museum, Tumuli Park, Anapji Pond) → Dinner at local restaurant → Overnight at Gyeongju Suites Hotel >> Day 2 GYEONGJU / SEOUL Breakfast at hotel → Tour of Seokguram Grotto & Bulguksa Temple → Lunch on your own → Return to Seoul Site Visits

* Remarks - Guided tours may be cancelled without notice due to low participation. - Admission fee and English speaking guide’s assistance are included in the tour price.

Seoul Korea l 9 Oksu Station Cheonho Bridge Line3 Konkuk Univ. Station INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSOCIATION 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS 2013 Line2, Line7 IPA Guui Station Line2 Line2 Seongsu Bridge Dongho Bridge Gangbyeon Station Hotel Line2

Olympic Bridge Ttukseom Resord Station Line7

Yongdong Bridge Jamsil Railroad Bridge

Hannam Bridge Apgujeong Station 9 Hotel Ellui Cheongdam Bridge Line3 8 Prima Hotel 6 Hotel Reviera Han River Jamsil Bridge Jamsillaru Station Line2 Gangnam-gu Office Station Line7 Sinsa Station Cheongdam Station Line3 Mongchontoseong Hak-dong Station Line7 Station Line2 Line7 Jamwon Station 4 Nonhyeon Station Imperial Line3 Palace Seoul Line7 Jamsil Station 1 Intercontinental Seoul COEX Line2, Line8 Oakwood Premier 2 Lotte Hotel World 3 Banpo Station Express Bus Samseong Station Line7 Terminal Station 5 Ramada Seoul Sports Complex Station Line2 Line3, Line7, Line9 Best Western Premier 7 Line2 Gangnam Hotel Samseong Station Line2 Sapyeong Station 11 Seoul Residence Line9 12 Samsung Casaville Sinnonhyeon Station Seolleung Station 10 IBIS Seoul Line9 Line2,

Gangnam Station Line2 Line2 Seoul Nat’l Univ. Hanti Station Hang nyeoul Station of Education Station BunDang Line Line3 Line2, Line3 Daechi Station Garak Market Station Seocho Station Line3 Line3 Line2 Daecheong Station Line3 Dogok Station Line2, BunDang Line Daemosan Station BunDang Line Shindorim Station No. Class Hotel Name AddressGaepo-dong Station Room Type Room Rate Line2 Line3, BunDang Line BunDang Line Nambu Bus 1 ★★★★★YangjaeIntercontinental Station Seoul Coex 524, Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Venue) Superior 290,000 (USD 263) Terminal Station Line3 Inwon Station Line3 Maebong Station Line3 Line3 Guryong Station Studio Deluxe 260,000 (USD 236) 2 ★★★★★ Oakwood Premier 159 Samseong-Dong,BunDang Line Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Venue) One Bedroom Deluxe 330,000 (USD 300) Deluxe 270,000 (USD 245) 3 ★★★★★ Lotte Hotel World 240, Olympic-Ro, Songpa-Gu, Seoul (15 min. by car) Club 320,000 (USD 290) 4 ★★★★★ Imperial Palace Seoul 640 Eonju-Ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (10 min. by car) Superior Room 230,000 (USD 209) Superior Room 190,000 (USD 172) 5 ★★★★ Ramada Seoul 112-5 Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (15 min. by car) Executive Room 220,000 (USD 200) Superior Double 6 ★★★★ Hotel Riviera 53-7 Cheongdam-dong Gangnam-gu, Seoul (5 min. by car) 180,000 (USD 163) Superior Twin 7 ★★★★ Best Western Premier Gangnam ** 205-9, Nonhyeon-dong, Gananam-gu, Seoul (15 min. by car) Standard 150,000 (USD 136) Double 150,000 (USD 136) 8 ★★★★ Prima Hotel * 52-3 Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (10 min. by car) Deluxe Twin 180,000 (USD 163) 9 ★★★ Hotel Ellui 129 Cheondam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (5 min. by car) Deluxe Twin 140,000 (USD 127) 10 Business Ibis Seoul ** 893-1 Daechi-Dong, Gangnam-Gu, Seoul (10 min. by car) Standard 170,000 (USD 154) Studio Twin 121,000 (USD 110) 11 Residence Seoul Residence * 708-16, Yeoksam-Dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (10 min. by car) Studio Double 109,000 (USD 99) Studio Double 90,000 (USD 81) 12 Residence Samsung Casaville * 945-29, Daechi 2-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (10 min. on foot) Studio Twin 90,000 (USD 81)

* Remarks 1. The deadline for hotel reservation is Aug. 15, 2013. 2. The above rates are per room per night and subject to a 10% service charge and 10% VAT. 3. The hotels marked with double asterisk (**) do not charge 10% service fee and marked with asterisk (*) charge the room rate including tax. 4. The room rates are fixed in Korean Won. The rate in USD is approximate according to the rate of exchange (USD 1 = KRW 1,100).

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The IPA 2013 Seoul Congress does not provide any transportation from the airport to the congress venue and hotels. All par- ticipants must make their own transporta- tion arrangements. The City Airport Termi- Seoul nal adjacent to the Coex complex operates a non-stop limousine bus between Coex and Incheon Int’l Airport / Gimpo Airport, City Hall check-in services for airlines and departure Gimpo Airport immigration service as well.

Han River

Olympic Expressway Incheon International Airport

Transportation from Incheon Airport to COEX

Platform Travel Types Bus Frequency Fare Stops Numbers Time City Air Terminal KRW 15,000 Direct bus to Coex 4A, 10B #6103 10-15 Min. 65 Min. Limousine Bus (USD 13) (City Air Terminal) - Imperial Palace Hotel KAL KRW 15,000 4B, 11A #6704 20-30 Min. 80 Min. - Ramada Seoul Limousine Bus (USD 13) - Coex Intercontinental Misung APT - Apgujeong Station - Galleria Dept - Hak Dong Cross Airport KRW 15,000 5A, 11B #6006 10-20 Min. 80 Min. roads - Gangnamgu Office Limousine (USD 13) - Chengdam Station - Riviera Hotel - Coex Regular: KRW 60,000 (USD 52) / Taxi 4D~8C - - 65 Min. Deluxe: KRW 100,000 (USD 87) *approximate rate

Transportation from Gimpo Airport to COEX

Platform Travel Types Bus Frequency Fare Stops Numbers Time

City Air Terminal KRW 7,000 6 #6104 30 Min. 45 Min. Direct bus from the airport to Coex Limousine Bus (USD 6.50)

Gangnam Stn. - Yeoksam Stn. - Airport KRW 7,000 6 #6000 15-20 Min. 65-70 Min. Renaissance Hotel - Seolleung Stn. - Limousine (USD 6.50) Posco Sageori - Coex Regular: KRW 35,000 (USD 31) / Taxi 2,3 - - 40 Min. Deluxe: KRW 45,000 (USD 39) *approximate rate

Seoul Korea l 11 INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSOCIATION 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IPA 2013 General Information

Who Should Attend the Congress Convened every two years, the International Congress has been designed for everyone working within the field of mental health for older people, including: Psychiatrists, Neurologists, Geriatricians, Psychologists, Primary Care Physicians, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers, Scientists, and other healthcare professionals in the Psychogeriatric field. IPA’s strength is in the diversity of its program, its speakers and... its members.

Travel and Visa A valid passport is required to enter Korea. In some cases, a visa is required. Please check with the Korean Consulate or diplomatic mission in your country for more information.

Banking The currency is the Korean Won(￦). Foreign banknotes and traveler’s checks can be exchanged at foreign exchange banks and other authorized money changers. Travelers are encouraged to carry limited amounts of currency with them as all major credit cards are widely accepted. Visitors are also encouraged to use ATMs located inside hotels or banks.

Electricity The standard electricity supply is 220 volts AC/60 cycles. Most hotels may provide outlet converters for 110 and 220 volts. Participants are recommended to check with the hotel beforehand.

Time Zone Korea is 9 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT +9) and does not follow daylight savings time.

Tip and Tax Service charges are included in your bills for rooms, meals and other services at hotels and upscale restaurants. Koreans occasionally do tip when they are especially pleased with the service they receive. Foreign tourists can receive a 10 % VAT refund for purchases at Duty Free shops. Goods must be taken out of Korea within three months of purchase to be eligible for a tax refund. Visitors can receive a refund on a receipt for a minimum purchase of KRW 50,000 (around USD 43). To receive this refund, present receipts with the purchased goods at the customs clearance desk at Incheon International Airport when departing.

Join IPA and Save! As an IPA member, a reduced registration fee to IPA meetings and Congresses is a valued benefit. Join IPA today and register as a member for this Congress. You will save money, but even more importantly, you will receive all of the other membership benefits. Go to www.ipa-online.org for more information.

Membership in IPA includes: · An opportunity to interact with colleagues around the world who share an interest in advancing research and care, education, and theory about mental health in older people

· Education and meetings reflecting the many disciplines in Psychogeriatrics and the collective expertise of the world; IPA members receive special “members only” rates for all our meetings and activities

· IPA Online – the IPA website – including member area with special features including the IPA Learning Portal which has resources, past IPA meeting presentations and online education

· A subscription to International Psychogeriatrics, IPA’s peer-reviewed, monthly journal, with special-focus supplements

· The IPA Bulletin, an informative newsletter providing highlights of recent advances in research and care, updates on the state of Psychogeriatrics around the world, to name a few of the features

· IPA Member Forums enable members to interact with one another – by discipline, world regions and topics of interest. These groups will meet on Tuesday, October 1 and continue to collaborate with one another after the congress via the IPA Members Area of the IPA website

Come to Seoul as an IPA member to fully experience the IPA community of colleagues, and the outstanding scientific program at the 16th International Congress!

12 l IPA 2013 INTERNATIONAL PSYCHOGERIATRIC ASSOCIATION 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS IPA 2013 Registration

Registration Instructions Participants are encouraged to register before the deadline for early registration (July 1, 2013) to receive the early registration discount. Please read carefully the registration guidelines below.

Registration Fees

See p. 12 - Become an IPA member Early Registration Pre Registration On-site Registration and save on registration fees! (By Jul. 1, 2013) (Jul. 2 to Sep. 1, 2013) (After Sep. 2, 2013) IPA Member A&B country ￦ 977,500 (USD 850) ￦ 1,092,500 (USD 950) ￦ 1,265,000 (USD 1,100) IPA Member C&D country ￦ 776,250 (USD 675) ￦ 862,500 (USD 750) ￦ 977,500 (USD 850) Non Member A&B country ￦ 1,150,000 (USD 1,000) ￦ 1,322,500 (USD 1,150) ￦ 1,495,000 (USD 1,300) Non Member C&D country ￦ 862,500 (USD 750) ￦ 977,500 (USD 850) ￦ 1,092,500 (USD 950) Student ￦ 776,250 (USD 675) ￦ 862,500 (USD 750) ￦ 948,750 (USD 825) One-day Registration - IPA Member ￦ 402,500 (USD 350) ￦ 517,500 (USD 450) ￦ 632,500 (USD 550) One-day Registration - Non Member ￦ 603,750 (USD 525) ￦ 661,250 (USD 575) ￦ 661,250 (USD 575) Guest ￦ 184,000 (USD 160) ￦ 184,000 (USD160) ￦ 230,000 (USD 200)

· 한국참가자분들은 홈페이지를 방문해주시기 바랍니다. (www.ipa2013.com) · Group Registration rates are offered to groups of 10 or more. Some restrictions apply. Contact the Congress Secretariat at seoul@ ipa2013.com for details. The above registration fees for delegates include the Opening Session and Keynote Address, Welcome Reception, all Scientific Sessions, Abstract Supplement, Coffee breaks, and Exhibition. The guest fee includes the Opening Session and Keynote Address, Welcome Reception, Coffee breaks, and Exhibition. · C&D Country Registration Fees: In an effort to make IPA accessible to all psychogeriatric healthcare professionals, IPA fees are based on location as determined by the World Bank Country by Economy list. The World Bank classifies countries into four income groups. The World Bank classifies all Low income(D) and Lower middle income(C) countries as developing. Please see the list of countries on IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com) for specific information.

Registration Process Please select one of the following processes. · Click the online registration icon on the IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com) and use a fully secure e-commerce payment system. · Download a printable version of the registration form from the IPA 2013 website (www.ipa2013.com) and submit it to the Congress Secretariat by fax (+82-2-566-6087).

Method of Payment · Credit Card Online Payment · Credit Card Offline Payment · Wire Transfer

Cancellation Policy The Congress Secretariat must be notified in writing of any registration cancellation by e-mail ([email protected]) or fax (+82- 2-566-6087). Cancellations will be subject to the following conditions. All refunds will be processed after the Congress by bank transfer. Remittance fees will be borne by the registrant. Date Proportion to be refunded On or before Sep. 1, 2013 50% of registration fee On or after Sep. 2, 2013 No refund

If you have any questions, please contact the Congress Secretariat by e-mail ([email protected]). We will be pleased to help you.

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October 1-4, 2013 www.ipa2013.com Early Registration Deadline: July 1, 2013

IPA2013 Congress Secretariat 1F Haeoreum Bldg., 16, Yeoksam-ro 17 Gil, Gangnam-Gu, Seoul 135-925, Korea Tel: +82-2-566-5920, 5950 Fax: +82-2-566-6087 General: [email protected] Registration: [email protected] Abstract: [email protected]

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