Outlines for parallel sessions
Session 1: What is a symptom?
17. September, 15.00-17.30
Chairs: Marianne Rosendal and Monica Greco
Presentations:
| Abstract Title | Presenter |
| Subjective-objective cognitive discrepancies in post COVID-19 patients | Siv Elin Pignatiello Section of Psychosomatic Medicine, Department of Specialized Psychiatry, Division of Mental Health and Addiction, Oslo University Hospital Department of Behavioral Medicine, University of Oslo Oslo, Norway |
| Making the Tender Point: The Enactment of a Fibromyalgia Diagnosis | Lily Slanickova London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine London, United Kingdom |
| Who knows? Interprofessional negotiation of somatic symptoms in patients with mental illness | Ingeborg Rose Vad Department of Organization, Copenhagen Business School Frederiksberg, Denmark |
| What Is a Symptom? Meaning, Communication, and Bodily Regulation in Primary Care | Kathrine Elizabeth Anker Independent Scholar Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Animated Illness: Agency and Temporal Instability in Contested/Functional Disorders | Antti Lindfors University of Helsinki Helsinki, Finland |
| The Scope of Persistent Symptoms: An Integrative Approach to Symptom Perception | Urte Laukaityte Aarhus University Aarhus, Denmark |
Session 2: Symptoms in society
17. September, 15.00-17.30
Chairs: Juul Houwen and Sue Ziebland
Presentations:
| Abstract Title | Presenter |
| Absent, reframed, or newly felt: postnatal hypertension, symptom experience, and future cardiovascular risk | Rosa Mackay University of Oxford Oxford, United Kingdom |
| Socialized to neglect myself? lessons from Jo Spence and artist-activists in health, help-seeking, and self-advocacy |
Alex Belsey
King's College London
London, UK
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| When Symptoms Are Socially Compromising: Moral Contexts of Penile Cancer Recognition | Siri Jonina Egede Department of Public Health, University of Copenhagen Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Dismissing, recognising and resignifying symptoms in pediatric pain care | Henni Alava Anthropology, Tampere University Tampere, Finland |
| Embodied Experience of Symptoms in Artisanal Fishing Communities Facing Socio-environmental Catastrophes in Southern Bahia, Brazil: Embodied Suffering and Care Practices | Jaiana Meneses Federal University of South Bahia - UFSB - Brazil Porto Seguro, Brazil |
| How Therapeutic Explanations unfold between a patient and their socio-technological life-world | Chloe Saunders Aarhus University Aarhus, Denmark |
Session 3: Risk factors for the development of symptom persistence
18. September, 10.30-13.00
Chairs: Tina Wisbech Carstensen and Monica Greco
Presentations:
| Abstract Title | Presenter |
| Risk Factors and Causes of Functional Somatic Disorder: Insights from the DanFunD Cohort |
Marie Weinreich Petersen Aarhus University Hospital Aarhus N, Denmark |
| Shifts in Healthcare Utilization, Medication Use, and Self-Rated Health Over Ten Years in People with Multiple Physical Symptoms | Peter Haastrup Research Unit of General Practice, Department of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark Odense, Denmark |
| Healthcare seeking with gynaecological cancer symptoms - results from two Danish population-based surveys in 2012 and 2022 |
Sofie Seldorf Research Unit of General Practice Odense, Denmark |
| The Clinical Burden of Women’s Health During the Reproductive and (Pre)menopausal Life Course in General Practice: A Retrospective Population-based Cohort Study | Wikje Berends-Hoekstra University of Groningen, University Medical Center Groningen Department of Primary and Long-term Care Groningen, The Netherlands |
| It helped me realize that I’m not the only one - Feasibility study in a clinical cohort investigating somatic symptoms following sexual assault. | Sofie Abildgaard Jacobsen Clinic for Functional Disorders Aarhus University Hospital Aarhus, Denmark |
| The boundary blurring between 'risk factor' and 'cause' for the case of socially-minoritised patients |
Tanvi Rai University of Oxford Oxford, United Kingdom |
Session 4: Management and alleviation of symptoms
18. September, 10.30-13.00
Chairs: Chris Burton and Camilla Hoffmann Merrild
Presentations:
| Abstract Title | Presenter |
| Transdiagnostic cognitive behavioral therapy for severe and persistent fatigue? a feasibility study in primary care | Elin Lindsäter |
| Understanding Symptoms: diagnosis, cure, and bodily re-integration | Helene Scott-Fordsmand |
| Patient experiences with a multimodal rehabilitation programme for chronic pain and fatigue: a qualitative interview study | May-Lill Johansen |
| Targeting the right trauma. Treating PTSD in primary care |
Bruce Arroll |
| Symptoms in Emergency departments -The Elephant in Emergency Rooms | Atul Bansal |
| From Symptoms to Sense-Making: a psychology-led interdisciplinary approach to complex persistent symptoms | Suzanne Heywood-Everett |
| Helpful or harmful: a clinical evaluation of the lightning process for long covid |
Bruce Arroll |
| Early Interventions for Primary Care Patients with Stress-Related Ill health: A Randomized Controlled Non-Inferiority Trial of a Nurse-Led Collaborative Care Intervention versus Cognitive Behavioral Therapy |
Erik Hedman-Lagerlöf |
| Health Literacy and Healthcare Seeking with Colorectal Cancer Symptoms? A Cross Sectional Study | Camilla Jøhnk |
| The embodiment of stress: early digital intervention in the workplace |
Mette Trøllund Rask |