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| International Society For Quality in Health Care
2 Parnell Square East
Dublin 1,
Ireland
+353/1/871 7049
+353/1/878 3845 fax
info@isqua.org
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| The International Society for Quality in Health Care [ISQua] is a non-profit, independent organisation with members in over 70 countries. ISQua works to provide services to guide health professionals, providers, researchers, agencies, policy makers and consumers, to achieve excellence in healthcare delivery to all people, and to continuously improve the quality and safety of care.
The official publication of ISQua is The International Journal for Quality in Health Care.
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| International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies
Department of Marketing
Pamplin College of Business
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg, VA 24061-0236
540/231-5110
540/231-3076 fax
isqols@vt.edu
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| The objectives of International Society for Quality-of-Life Studies [ISQOLS] include:
- To stimulate interdisciplinary research in quality-of-life [QOL] studies within the managerial (policy), behavioral, social, medical, and environmental sciences.
- To provide an organization which all academic, business, nonprofit, and government researchers who are interested in QOL studies can coordinate their efforts to advance the knowledge base and to create positive social change.
- To encourage closer cooperation among scholars engaged in QOL research to develop better theory, methods, measures, and intervention programs.
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International Society for Research in Healthcare Financial Management [isRHFM]
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| International Society for Research on Impulsivity
c/o Christina Oyervides, Managing Secretary
University of Texas at Houston
1300 Moursund Avenue
Suite 206
Houston, TX 77030
713/500-2550
713/500-2553 fax
secretary@impulsivity.org
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| The International Society for Research on Impulsivity [ISI] is a nonprofit scientific society founded to promote research collaboration on impulsivity and impulse control disorders by scientists around the world.
The purpose of this society is to foster international research collaboration on impulsivity and its psychiatric and social consequences.
Objectives:
- Establish guidelines for measurement of impulsivity to make comparisons across research projects more meaningful
- Examine current diagnostic criteria for disorders of impulse control in the light of biological, social, cognitive, and behavioral research
- Disseminate clinical and pre-clinical impulsivity research to other researchers and clinicians through symposia, publication, and newsletters
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| International Society for Sandplay Therapy
c/o Tsering Bamert, Administrative Secretary
Martastrasse 140
8003 Zürich
Switzerland
isst.bamert@gmail.com
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| The International Society for Sandplay Therapy [ISST] was founded in 1985. It has defined guidelines for training in sandplay therapy and for becoming a teaching memeber of ISST and serves as a forum for the exchange of professional experience with sandplay therapy.
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| ISSC/CISS
UNESCO House
1, rue Miollis
75732 Paris Cedex 15
France
+33/1/45 68 48 60
+33/1/45 66 76 03 fax
isscunesco.org
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| The International Social Science Council [ISSC], founded in 1952, is an international non-profit scientific organisation that represents the social and behavioural sciences at a global level. Members of ISSC are national, regional and international organizations.
Objectives:
- An overview of the quality and development of the constituent sciences
- Action to stimulate their growth
- Work to ensure their utilisation and relevance to the problems of humankind: assistance of policy development at international and national levels, and the use of high quality social science research to further economic well-being and quality of life in all parts of our globe
ISSC was founded and is supported by the United Nations Education and Social Council [UNESCO].
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| International Society for Self and Identity
c/o Richard H. Gramzow, Secretary
Department of Psychology
125 Nightingale Hall
Northeastern University
Boston, MA 02115
r.gramzow@neu.edu
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| The International Society for Self and Identity [ISSI] is a scholarly association dedicated to promoting the scientific study of the human self. The Society has over 600 members from five continents, representing many different academic and professional disciplines.
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| The International Society for Sexual and Impotence Research [ISSIR] was founded in 1982 for the purpose of promoting research and exchange of knowledge for the clinical entity "impotence" throughout the international scientific community. The principal orientation of ISSIR was initially towards basic science of erection, defects in the erectile mechanism, and the clinical aspects of diagnosis and treatment of erectile dysfunction. The orientation is now towards the whole field of human sexuality.
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| International Society for the Study of the Aging Male
1-3, Rue de Chantepoulet
CH-1211 Geneva
Switzerland
+41/22/908 0489
+41/22/732 2607 fax
membership@issam.ch
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| The International Society for the Study of the Aging Male [ISSAM] was formed in 1997 to promote research, study and education on all matters relating to men's health after the age of 30.
Objectives:
Support improvement of "Quality of Life" "life style" and "healthcare" for the aging man, through dissemination of information, and advancement of scientific and medical knowledge
Support advancements in quality of social services, preventive measures, treatment and universal patient access
Attempt to find ways and mean to prevent or postpone disability, immobility and dependence
Engage in and support and encourage socio-economic research to ensure human dignity and maintain social function of the elderly
The official publication of ISSAM is the Journal of the International Society for the Study of the Aging Male.
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| International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development
c/o Brett Laursen, PhD, Membership Secretary
Department of Psychology
Florida Atlantic University
2912 College Avenue
Ft Lauderdale, FL 33314
issbd@psyka.jyu.fi
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| The International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development [ISSBD], established in 1969, promotes the discovery, dissemination, and application of scientific knowledge about behavioural development throughout the life span. The organization is interdisciplinary, although the majority of its members are psychologists.
The official journal of the ISSBD is the International Journal of Behavioural Development.
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| International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation
8201 Greensboro Drive
Suite 300
McLean, VA 22102
847/480-0899
847/480-9282 fax
info@isst-d.org
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| The International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation [ISSTD] (formerly the International Society for the Study of Dissociation [ISSD]) is a non-profit multidisciplinary professional organization that provides information sharing and international networking of clinicians, educators, researchers and theorists and promotes research and theory about trauma and dissociation, including normal and pathological dissociation; and promoting research and training in the identification, treatment, and prevention of complex trauma and dissociative disorders.
The official publication of ISSTD is the Journal of Trauma and Dissociation .
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International Society for the Study of European Ideas [ISSEI]
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International Society for the Study of European Ideas [ISSEI]
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| The International Society for the Study of European Ideas [ISSEI] was created in 1984 to promote the study of Europe's cultural past and present. Special stress is laid on the inventive and creative aspects of the European mind in science, religion, philosophy, art, literature, sociology, politics, history, economics and psychology and how European ideas are the outcome of over four centuries of a continual cultural exchange between European nations.
The official publication of ISSEI is The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms.
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International Society for the Study of Human Ideas on Ultimate Reality and Meaning [URAM]
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| Institute for Ultimate Reality and Meaning
St. Paul's College
University of Manitoba
70 Dysart Road
Winnepeg, MB R3T 2M6
Canada
204/474-8575
204/475-5421 fax
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| International Society for the Study of Individual Differences
matthegd@email.uc.edu
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| The purpose of the International Society for the Study of Individual Differences [ISSID] is to foster research on individual differences in:
- Temperament
- Intelligence
- Attitudes
- Abilities
The aim of the Society is:
- To investigate the major dimensions of individual differences in the context of:
- Experimental
- Physiological
- Pharmacological
- Clinical
- Medical
- Genetical
- Statistical
- Social psychology
- To seek the determinants, causes and concomitants of individual differences, using concepts derived from these disciplines
To promote this purpose, the Society produces scientific papers and organizes scientific meetings to discuss and exchange information and ideas relevant to the measurement, structure, dynamics and biological bases of individual differences.
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| ISSPD
c/o Kenneth R. Silk, MD
Psychiatry - MCHC - Box 0295
1500 East Medical Center Drive
University of Michigan Health System
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0295
734/615-5276
734/936-9761 fax
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| The purpose of the International Society for the Studies of Personality Disorders [ISSPD] is to establish an international link between people around the world involved in the studies of personality disorders. The ISSPD was formed in 1988. Presently, ISSPD has four Regions, the European, North American, Latin American and the Asian/Australian.
The official publication of ISSPD is Journal of Personality Disorders.
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International Society for the Study of Personal Relationships [ISSPR]
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| NOTE: Formed in 1984, the non-profit International Society for the Study of Personal Relationships [ISSPR] merged with the International Network on Personal Relationships [INPR] in 2002.
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