| Time  | Session  | Speaker  | 
| 8am | Registration |   | 
| 8.30am    | Welcome and Opening |   | 
| 8.35am to 8.40am      | Recital from the Holy Quran | Mr. Yassin Eltorki | 
| 8.40am to 8.50am | Conference Chairperson Speech | Dr. Suhaila GhuloumSr. Consultant Psychiatrist
 Conference Chair
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| 8.50am to 9am     | TBC – MOPH representative |   | 
| 9am to 9.30am     | Introduction by Prof. Peter Woodruff, Medical Director of Mental Health 
Services Keynote  “Challenges to Mental Health Care in the 21st Century” | Prof. Norman SartoriusPresident of the Association for the Improvement of Mental Health 
Program
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| 9.30pm to 9.40pm     
 | Break |   | 
| 9.40pm to 11pm | Panel 1 (Chair: Drs. Nurrunnazha Binti 
Hussein and Humayun Malik) |   | 
| 9.40am to 10.10am   | Physician Mental Health and Well Being | Prof. Michelle RibaProfessor of Psychiatry, University of Michigan Medical School and Associate Director of the University of Michigan Comprehensive Depression Center
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| 10.10am to 10.40am | Human Rights for Women Psychiatric patients | Prof. Donna StewartUniversity Professor at University of Toronto and Inaugural Chair of Women’s Health
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| 10.40am to 11am  | Q & A |   | 
| 11am to 1pm | Poster Session (poster display tour and discussion with authors) Lunch and Prayer Break |   | 
| 1pm to 2.45pm     | Panel 2 (Chair: Drs. Mohammed Siddiq and 
Abdulla Khairi) |   | 
| 1pm to 1.30pm    | Overview of Global Progress in the Fight Against Stigma   | Professor Sir Graham ThornicroftConsultant Psychiatrist
 South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
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| 1.30pm to 2pm     | Epidemiology of Mood Disorders, International Perspective | Prof. Scott PattenProfessor at the Cumming School of Medicine in Calgary
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| 2pm to 2.30pm
 
 
 
 2.30 pm to 2.45pm
 | Early findings from the SABRE: Seclusion and Barriers to the Elimination of Restraint project: national survey of over 500 nurses
 
 Q&A
 | Prof. Eimear Muir CochraneChair of Nursing (Mental Health)
 College of Nursing and Health Sciences
 Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia
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| 2.45pm to 3pm     
 | Break |   | 
| 3pm to 5pm       | Panel 3 (Chair: Drs. Nael Kilzieh and 
Ameera Alkharaz) |   | 
| 3pm to 3.15pm     | CERAD neuropsychological battery - Arabic version:  Normative data and effects of demographic variables on cognitive performance in Omanis aged 50 years and above | Dr. Ammar AlobaidySultan Qaboos University Hospital, Oman
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| 3.15pm to 3.30pm    | Assertive Community Treatment: A promising mental healthcare model in Qatar | Dr. Ahmad RadwanMedical Resident, HMC
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| 3.30pm to 3.45pm     | Sleeping patterns in patients with chronic mental disorders maintained on 
antipsychotics | Dr. Hassen Al-AminWeil Cornell Medicine-Qatar
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| 3.45pm to 4pm     | Maternal depression screening project in Al Wakra Hospital | Dr. Dalia AlbahariSpecialist,  Psychiatry, Al Wakra Hospital, HMC
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| 4pm to 4.15pm     | Analyzing the Muslim Mental Health Research Literature Using Network Analysis Capacity building through collaboration to support the Qatar Mental Health Strategy | Dr. Khalid ElzamzamyMedical Resident, HMC
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| 4.15pm to 4.45pm     | Capacity building through collaboration to support the Qatar Mental Health Strategy | Mrs. Tracey PowerManaging Director,
 Maudsley International, UK
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| 4.45pm to 5pm | Q&A |   |