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Annual Meeting Highlights
Published Online: 19 February 2010

New Schedule for the Annual Meeting!

Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 45, Number 4
https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.45.4.psychnews_45_4_004
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In response to attendees' feedback, APA has made important changes to the 2010 annual meeting schedule that will save them time and money.
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The meeting will be held over five days instead of the usual six—ending on Wednesday (May 26) instead of Thursday.
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The full range of meeting formats (such as symposia, workshops, seminars, and master courses) will begin on Saturday (May 22) and run through the end of Wednesday. In the past, only CME courses and industry-supported symposia were held before the official start of the meeting on Sunday.
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To better accommodate attendees' evening plans, the Opening Session will begin earlier this year. It will still be held on its usual day—Sunday—but it will begin at 4:30 p.m. instead of 5 p.m.
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Sessions are being scheduled in topical tracks so that members can focus on their professional areas of interest.
Attendees will be able to spend less time away from the office and their patients, as well as save money on hotel and related expenses.
To take full advantage of the new program at this year's annual meeting, attendees should arrive in New Orleans by Friday evening, May 21.

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