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The theme of the 5th conference is about fundamental rights for the victims of war. These casualties result in a migratory flow that exceeds the carrying capacity of the developed and underdeveloped countries, which currently enjoy peace and enviable economic stability. In the face of excessive suffering in refugee migration patterns in recent years and increasing uncertainty in countries in armed conflict, the high growth of young and unemployed populations in developing countries, uncertainty about political and economic future, growing unrest and fears in host countries around the world. All of these above-mentioned problems lead to fundamental questions about the overall mental health of its distressed populations that go beyond the skills of a single body of professionals and require transdisciplinary and cross-cultural approaches to solve the problems of global health, mediation and field conflict management in medical, social and humanitarian work.

4 Days of innovations and networking

Here’s the chance to learn from each other various examples of good clinical practice as well as policy practice. These 4 days will unfold as follow:
19 November 2019

Pre-conference

IPM-International Network project with Governments, NGOs and other humanitarian association in Rwanda

IPM-International Network project with Governments, NGOs and other humanitarian association in Africa

Building Network for mental health system between governments and humanitarians in Africa, a new challenge for mental for global heath with U.N. project for global heath for everyone by 2030

20 November 2019

Day 1

Official Opening ceremony by High authorities of Government of Rwanda and the Ministry of Health:

  • World Psychiatry Association (WPA):
  • Opening of the Scientific program by IPM-International:

I. Epidemiology, Assessment, Diagnosis and Treatment plan for refugees, survivors of civil wars and genocide:

II. Trauma, Anxiety and Stress related disorders in the context of mass trauma and migration

21 November 2019

Day 2

III. Innovation in improving Global mental health in humanitarian and international medicine

IV. Policies and Assistance Program for sustainable development for the prevention and conflict management while implanting global health projects

22 November 2019

Day 3

V.Migration, Mental health and Human rights

VI. Mental health, Médiation and Conflict management

23 November 2019

Post Conference Tour

The program will be signed in collaboration with the Convention Bureau in Kigali

Professor Botbol is a former member of the psychiatric hospitals, former Psychiatrist of the Hospitals, Certified in Preventive Pediatrics (1978) Trop

Vincent Chetail is the Founding Director of the Global Migration Centre and Professor of Public International Law at the Graduate Institute of Interna

“ Prof. Sezibera specialises in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Child and Adolescent Traumatic Grief. He is an Associate Professor of Psyc

Dr Biyong is specialized in adult general FMH (1998) and in Child and adolescent Psychiatry FMH (2002), University of Lausanne, Switzerland. His was C

Yvonne KAYITESHONGA holds an MA and PhD in Clinical Psychology and Psychopathology from the University of Paris 8. She is a practitioner in the field

He had his medical training and psychiatric residency at Hacettepe University, Ankara (1972-1982). He worked at different state hospitals then as the

Bessel A. van der Kolk, M.D. has been the Medical Director of The Trauma Center in Boston for the past 30 years. He is a Professor of Psychiatry at Bo

Graduate from University Saint Denis (Paris 8) in clinical psychology and psychopathology. Since 2004, Dr Rutembesa is involved at the field of traum

Dr Tatsushi (Tats) Arai is a scholar-practitioner of reconciliation, conflict resolution, and multi-track diplomacy with twenty years of diverse inter

A psychiatrist and clinical psychologist, Serban Ionescu is Emeritus Professor of Psychopathology at the University of Paris 8 Saint-Denis and at the

Discover Kigali

Covered mainly by steep hills and deep valleys, with its highest point being Karisimbi in the Virunga mountains, also famously known as the ‘Land of a Thousand Hills’, The Remarkable’ Rwanda is defined by the huge Lake Kivu, a turquoise paradise and one of the few lakes in Africa where it is possible to swim.
5ICPM 2019

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