- ESCMID Postgraduate Education Course: 16 July - 18 July, 2024
Course Objectives
At the end of the course, participants can expect to be able to explain the relevance of digital epidemiology for rapid public health action, based on real-case scenarios. Additionally, attendees will be able to apply different digital epidemiology tools and implement a data integration and visualisation strategy for surveillance or outbreak investigation. Participants will identify strengths, challenges, and priorities in Digital Epidemiology and generate stakeholder maps all to their specific work context to aid the implementation of digital epidemiology.
Registration Procedure
Register on the ESCMID website at www.escmid.org/education.
**Registration on-site with accommodation is closed, but you still can register without accommodation or for the online participation.**
Registration fees
Onsite
- ESCMID Members (without hotel) EUR 500
- Non-ESCMID Members (without hotel) EUR 750
Online
- ESCMID Members EUR 200
- Young Scientist Members EUR 75
- LMIC Members EUR 30
- Non-ESCMID Members EUR 250
- ESCMID Postgraduate Education Course: 20 June, 2024
Course Objectives
Management of elderly patients with infections is challenging. Elderly may present atypically, have higher risk for specific pathogens, different PKPD, and poorer outcomes. In this course, we will discuss the management of several common infections in the elderly, providing clinical approach to these infections.
Registration Procedure
Register on the ESCMID website at www.escmid.org/education.
Registration fee
EUR 75 for ESCMID members
EUR 125 for all others
The fee includes the online 1 day course.
- ESCMID Postgraduate Education Course: 12 June - 13 June, 2024
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Course Coordinators
Elisabeth Presterl, Vienna, Austria
Margreet C. Vos, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Cansu Cimen, Oldenburg, Germany
Course Objectives
This course is designed to give participants a comprehensive understanding of the critical elements involved in infection prevention and control in healthcare environments. Over two days, the course will cover four essential topics: hospital design, ventilation and water systems, carbon footprint reduction and environmental sampling.
By the end of the course, participants will have gained in-depth knowledge and practical insights into optimising hospital design for infection control, improving ventilation and water systems, minimising the carbon footprint of healthcare practices, and effectively conducting environmental sampling. This course is designed to enable healthcare professionals and facility managers to implement advanced infection control strategies, promote sustainability and safeguard healthcare
Registration Procedure
Register on the ESCMID website at www.escmid.org/education until 1 June 2024.
Registration fee
EUR 150 for ESCMID members
EUR 200 for non-members
EUR 50 for ESCMID Young Scientist members, for trainees showing proof of training status to cansu.cimen.van.dijck@uni-oldenburg.de
EUR 20 for participants from LMICs.
- ESCMID Online Education Course: 16 April & 18 April, 2024
Course Objectives
The Antimicrobial Stewardship (AMS) provider recognizes the problems that should be addressed in LTCF and can address them by organizing appropriate structures, interventions, and monitoring.
Registration Procedure
Register on the ESCMID website at www.escmid.org/education by 12 March 2024.
Registration fee
EUR 75 for ESCMID members
EUR 125 for non-ESCMID members
EUR 30 for ESCMID Young Scientist Members
EUR 10 for ESCMID Low-income country members
