American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) 31st Annual Meeting and Scientific Symposium

American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) 31st Annual Meeting and Scientific Symposium is organized by the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP). This online CME course will be held from Dec 10 - 13, 2020.?

American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry operates several mechanisms to present the most advanced information on subjects critical to the treatment of addictions; the Annual Scientific Meeting and Scientific Symposium is primary and most apparent activity. The Annual Meeting and Scientific Symposium is intended to proffer the most advanced verdicts from basic and clinical research as well as policy-related data in addictions to a broad array of health care professionals; this is accomplished by numerous forums for distribution along with the symposia, posters, workshops, and case conferences. The meeting also affords the organizational backdrop for the transfer of ideas, determination and working groups converged on other AAAP educational and policy-based activities. These activities promote regional courses, web-based training, scholarly communications and policy initiatives. As such, these sesions are critical vehicles for exciting educational and research initiatives directed at increasing the quality and availability of care for individuals with addictive disorders. AAAP members are distinctly positioned as clinical and academic leaders in the field. The Annual Meeting facilitates true cross-fertilization while building an intimate atmosphere with a diverse group of participants.

The AAAP Annual Meeting presents many possibilities for clinical researchers to fasten full-time clinicians in fruitful exchanges of how clinicians address treatment conundrums where empirical data is lacking. Often, through investigations in workshops or other special formats, innovative ideas and research projects are finished, thus contributing to the clinical and public health relevance of prospective research. Moreover, the AAAP Annual Meeting has many outreach initiatives for junior investigators through travel awards, one-on-one mentoring sessions for trainees, and informal interactions with senior investigators. The meeting is designed to nurture junior physician-researchers and to help cement their professional identity as addiction researchers, while also advancing their roles as clinicians and educators. The experience of frequenting AAAP’s annual meetings facilitates the research careers of these physicians. The Annual Meeting is critical in easing combat the dwindling number of clinical researchers and is an asset for all healthcare professionals in the general addiction research community.

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