1st to 2nd March 2023, Online Education Course.
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown how difficult the management of new or re-emerging infections can be. The current course will cover lessons learned in forensic medicine that can help to improve their management in elderly and vulnerable patients. This course will use translational medicine to show how pathophysiology and autopsy studies can help clinicians in the preparedness for new and reemerging infections or even future pandemics.
Target Audience
Infectious diseases, infection control, microbiologists, virologists, pathologists, forensic physicians, public health practitioners, geriatricians, vaccine developers
Organisers
ESCMID Study Group for Forensic and Postmortem Microbiology
(ESGFOR)
ESCMID Study Group for Infections in the Elderly (ESGIE)
Sociedad Española de Patología Forense (SEPAF)
Organisation
Registration Procedure
Register on the ESCMID website at www.escmid.org/education by 27 February 2023.
Registration Fee
EUR 75 for ESCMID Member/SEPAF Member
EUR 125 for non-ESCMID members
EUR 30 for ESCMID Young Scientist Members/LMICs
Reduced registrations will be available for trainees presenting a poster about forensic microbiology/ forensic pathology. Please send a motivational letter and abstract (250 words) requesting it to amparo.fernandezrodriguez@justicia.es no later than 1st February 2023.
Date: 1st to 2nd March 2023 Location: Online Education Course For more information and detailed program visit the website.
Published in GI-Mail 01//2023 (English edition).
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