Programme. Scottish Psychiatry - setting the scene, addiction and transplant psychiatry Chaired by Dr Bruce Ritson OBE. MD. FRCPsych. FRCPE.

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1 The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland 20 th Anniversary of the Office in Scotland Thursday 2 nd and Friday 3 rd October 2014 George Hotel, Edinburgh, EH2 2PB Programme THURSDAY 2 nd OCTOBER 2014 From 12 Noon Arrival and Registration Buffet Lunch served Scottish Psychiatry - setting the scene, addiction and transplant psychiatry Chaired by Dr Bruce Ritson OBE. MD. FRCPsych. FRCPE Welcome Dr Bruce Ritson OBE. MD. FRCPsych. FRCPE. Former Chair Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems. Honorary Fellow Edinburgh University Department of Psychiatry The Scottish Contribution to the Evolution of Psychiatry Dr Allan Beveridge, Consultant Psychiatrist, Queen Margaret Hospital, Dunfermline The History of the Treatment of Alcohol Problems in Scotland Dr Iain Smith, Consultant Psychiatrist, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Years of Transplant Psychiatry in Scotland Dr Stephen Potts, Consultant in Transplant Psychiatry, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and Dr Roger Smyth, Consultant Psychiatrist, NHS Lothian Tea & Coffee served Brain repair and schizophrenia Dr Robin McCreadie Welcome Dr Robin McCreadie Neural Stem Cells for Stroke Professor Keith Muir, SINAPSE Chair of Clinical Imaging, University of Glasgow & Consultant Neurologist

2 Psychosis, where were we and where are we going? Professor Eve Johnstone, CBE, University of Edinburgh Meeting Closes Evening Programme Drinks Reception Gala Dinner and Ceilidh

3 FRIDAY 3 rd OCTOBER 2014

4 Registration Morning Programme Trainee Presentations Chaired by Dr Alastair Cook Welcome Dr Alastair Cook, Chair, Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland Associations between affective disorders and cardiometabolic disease in UK Biobank and the role of psychotropic medications: cross-sectional study of 145,991 participants Dr Daniel Martin, Clinical Research Fellow in Psychiatry, University of Glasgow Psychiatric admissions in relation to pregnancy and childbirth: Scottish national linkage study Dr Julie Langan Martin, Clinical Lecturer in Psychiatry, University of Glasgow Outcomes after self harm in older people: a five year follow-up study Dr Caroline McGechaen, ST5 Old Age Psychiatry, NHS Lothian Sleep problems in a general psychiatric population Dr Claire McGhee, CT3, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Tea & Coffee served Medicines Reconciliation in a Psychiatric Admissions Unit Dr Gillian Paterson, CT3, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Walk the walk, talk the talk and dress the dress: A survey of patient preferences for doctors attire Dr Michael Milmore, CT1 Psychiatry, NHS Ayrshire & Arran Metformin as a therapeutic option for antipsychotic induced weight gain in a first episode psychosis service Dr John Sterling, Psychiatry trainee, ESTEEM North/East Glasgow Psychological distress as a risk factor for specific and all-cause mortality Dr Tom Russ (Winner of the 2013 RCPsych in Scotland Research Prize), Clinical Lecturer in Old Age Psychiatry, University of Edinburgh; Royal Edinburgh Hospital RCPsych in Scotland Business Meeting Buffet Lunch served

5 Afternoon Programme Therapeutic advances Dr Peter Rice Welcome Dr Peter Rice, Chair of Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems and former Chair, RCPsychiS Military Psychiatry Professor Simon Wessely, President, Royal College of Psychiatrists Developmental Mental Health: the Changing Face of CAMHS Cathy Richards, Lead Clinician/Head of CAMHS Psychology, NHS Lothian and Dr Rob Wrate, Formerly Consultant Psychiatrist, NHS Lothian Tea & Coffee served Cognitive Therapies Professor Chris Williams, University of Glasgow Bipolar Disorder: past, present and future Prof Nicol Ferrier, Professor of Psychiatry, Newcastle University End and close