Forensic Psychiatry

Forensic Psychiatry

SAN FRANCISCO
22nd Annual CME* Symposium, 2004
The Psychiatrist in Civil and Criminal Courts: Forensic Skills
Renaissance Stanford Court Hotel, Nob Hill, March 25-28

March 2004, 22nd Forensic Psychiatry Symposium
at the Renaissance Stanford Court Hotel on Nob Hill

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American College of Forensic Psychiatry | PO Box 1111, Balboa Island, California, 92662
Telephone: (202)-555-0116 Fax:(111) 222-4444
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The American College of Forensic Psychiatry is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide Continuing Medical Education for physicians.The goal of this symposium is to keep forensic psychiatrists abreast of new developments in psychiatry requiring skills and new knowledge for experts and current case law affecting forensic practice. The meeting is for forensic psychiatrists, psychiatrists, physicians in other subspecialties and attorneys who litigatecivil and criminal cases involving psychiatric evaluations and expert testimony.

* 2004 CME Hours to be announced (22 hours at the 2003 meeting)

THE COLLEGE ADVISORY BOARD OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY

Douglas Anderson, MD, New York City; Marshall S Cherkas,MD, PhD, Los Angeles; Michael F Cleary, MD, Forensic Psychiatry, Scottsdale, AZ Coodley, MD, PhD, Los Angeles, CA; Albert M. Drukteinis, M.D., J.D., Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship Program, Dartmouth Medical School; Eric W Fine, MD, Philadelphia, PA; David N Glaser, MD, Los Angeles, CA; Clay Griffith, MD, Dallas, TX; Donald T Lunde, MD, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford Medical School; Franklin D Master, MD, Forensic Psychiatry, Las Vegas, NV; James J McDonald, Jr, JD, Fisher & Phillips, Newport Beach, CA; Timothy J Michals, MD, Philadelphia, PA; Eva Rado, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, NY Medical College; Carla Rodgers, M.D., Philadelphia, PA; Roger T Sharp, JD, Salt Lake City, UT; Ronald Shlensky, MD, JD, Santa Barbara-Ventura Forensic Psychiatry; Founding Editor, American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry; Patricia White, MD, Clinical and Forensic Psychiatry, Stockton, CA

For further information, please write/ telephone Ed or Debbie Miller, Executive Directors

American College of Forensic Psychiatry | PO Box 1111, Balboa Island, California, 92662
Telephone: (202)-555-0116 Fax:(202)-555-0117