Presentation types

• State of the Art Lecture
   
• Pre-arranged symposium (summary/overview)
• Oral presentation in pre-arranged symposium

• Pre-arranged workshop (summary/overview)
• Oral presentation in pre-arranged workshop
   
• Oral presentation in a Symposium (composed by the Programme Committee)
• Oral presentation in a Workshop (composed by the Programme Committee)
   
• Poster presentation

State of the Art Lecture
These lectures will present the recent developments in a certain area with a special focus on the conference themes.

There are two types of symposia and workshops:
- pre-arranged symposia and workshops
- symposia and workshops composed by the Programme Committee

Pre-arranged symposium
A symposium will focus on clinical issues and will constitute the central element of the congress. A symposium is data-driven and presents perspectives of different aspects of a topic or different views of the same topic. A symposium will last 120 minutes with a maximum of four talks and a discussion.

The Programme Committee kindly asks the symposium organiser to submit the abstract as a summary/overview of the whole symposium including the names of the presenters and titles of the oral presentations.

>>> Oral presentation in pre-arranged symposium

Pre-arranged workshop
A workshop (clinical or research) will focus on topics of special interest to child and adolescent mental health. A workshop consists of multiple brief presentations (max. 15 minutes), using of no more than ninety minutes, followed by approximately thirty minutes of discussion (total length 120 min).

The Programme Committee kindly asks the workshop organiser to submit the abstract as a summary/overview of the whole workshop including the names of presenters and titles of oral presentations.

>>> Oral presentation in pre-arranged workshop

Oral presentation to be included into a symposium composed by the Programme Committee
A symposium will focus on clinical issues and will constitute the central element of the conference.
The length of the oral presentation is 15 minutes with 5 minutes for questions from the audience.

Oral presentation to be included into a workshop composed by the Programme Committee
Workshop (clinical or research) will focus on topics of special interest to child and adolescent mental health.
The length of the oral presentation is 15 minutes with 5 minutes for questions from the audience.

Poster Presentation Sessions
Posters are hypothesis driven and the authors will present their new research findings of important ongoing research.
Poster presentation requires the author's presence at the poster for at least one hour during the poster session. Evaluators will meet the  poster presenters, who wish to take part in the competition for “Trainee” (UEMS-CAP) and “Young Scientists” (ESCAP) poster awards.