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NEA-BPD
Scientific Research Forum
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The National Education Alliance
for Borderline Personality (NEA-BPD)
is pleased to announce the
launching of the Borderline
Personality Disorder Scientific Forum
at www.bpdforum.com. The mission
of the site is to host an
international online research
community for scientists to advance
scientific knowledge on borderline
personality disorder (BPD). The site
will: i) provide a forum that
fosters dialogue, networking, and
the sharing of the current findings
on BPD and ii) host the streaming of
the annual research-based
conferences of NEA-BPD.
A web program has been designed
specifically for the site with
functions that allow for discourse
among its scientific members. The
site offers the opportunity to have
running dialogue/commentaries on
conference proceedings, recent
publications and relevant scientific
issues that impact BPD and
co-occurring disorders, on articles
in draft on which feedback is
invited, on potential
collaborations, as well as other
salient items and issues that impact
BPD. Members need to register prior
to receiving site privileges.
The first discussion focuses on two
articles in the Archives of General
Psychiatry1,2. The Scientific Editor
of the website in collaboration with
others developed four questions that
related to the papers. The questions
were answered by leading research
scientists and, in most instances
the replies posted are verbatim with
minor edits to prevent redundancies.
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Scientific Forum Advisory Board
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Co-Chairs:
John G. Gunderson, MD
Harvard Medical School
John M. Oldham, MD
The Menninger Clinic
Scientific Editor
Kenneth R. Silk, MD
University of Michigan
Martin Bohus, MD
University of Heidelberg
Glen Gabbard, MD
Baylor College of Medicine
Patricia Cohen, PhD
New York State Psychiatric Institute
Joel Paris, MD
McGill University
Peter Fonagy, PhD
University College London
Andrew E. Skodol, MD
Institute for Mental Health Research |
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