Registration 2023: Online Live Attendance

Registration for online attendance is already open.

All talks and discussions will be conducted in English language.

Characteristics

HD video streaming of speakers and slides.
Recorded webcast available until December 30th, 2023.
Audio in English, and also in Spanish (simultaneous interpretation). Audio language can be switched at any time.
All talks and discussions are be conducted in English language.
(Only for live attendance) You may submit live written questions to the speakers. They are managed by the chairman in the discussion time.
Live online attendance is granted with 12 CME credits by the UEMS-EACCME and with 1.6 credits by Spanish CCFCPS-CFC. ( view details )

Registration & Access

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Registration Fees

WEBINAR: ONLINE ATTENDANCE 2023	Cost (EURO)
Individual FULL ACCESS: - LIVE Video Streaming - RECORDED Webcasts 2023, and 2021 to 2016 editions (*)	250 €

If you want to request a group discount, please contact us HERE.

(*)
Recorded webcasts of the 2023, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017 & 2016 editions of the symposium will be available until December 30th, 2023.

Registration fee includes:

HD videos of speakers and slides.
Audio in English, and also in Spanish through the simultaneous interpretation
Submitting live written questions to the speakers (*)
A personalized certificate of attendance will be given digitally. A minimum of 80% attendance is required to additionally obtain the educational credits.
Live online attendance is granted with 12 CME credits by the UEMS-EACCME. ( view details )
Live online attendance is granted with 1.6 credits by Spanish CCFCPS-CFC. ( view details )
21% VAT INCLUDED
[FULL ACCESS] Recorded Webcast of the 2021 edition (starting September 23, 2021).
[FULL ACCESS] Recorded Webcasts of the 2020,2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016 editions. View the scientific programmes.

(*) Due to volume reasons on the number of questions and the available time, we may not be able to forward all questions to speakers.

Sample talk

Prof. Guy Goodwin, University of Oxford, UK.
Title: "Cognitive symptoms as a target for treatment of depression"
April 21st, 2018 at the 25 edition.
Prof. Goodwin's bio, the abstract, and some downloadable references are available at: BIO & ABSTRACT