For complaints, use another form. Study lib. Upload document Create flashcards. Flashcards Collections. Documents Last activity. Add to Add to collection s Add to saved. To achieve this goal the Programme Committee prepared a series of Keynote Lectures, Symposia, Educational Workshops and Meet-the-Expert sessions on parallel tracks covering the entire field of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology. They will become more interactive, allowing participants to become actively involved and get the maximum benefit from the sessions.
The 19 sessions explore a wide range of currently important topics. This is also true of the Meet-the-Expert sessions where we want to include more personal views and experience and want to see more direct interaction of participants with the expert. In more than a dozen sessions, experts help finding practical solutions of how to deal with important issues.
We will be very happy to listen to your feedback on the innovative ways to participate, and are keen to hear ideas for new event formats and ways to increase interactivity even more! ECCMID provides now an excellent forum to attend, update your knowledge and learn about the latest innovations in our fields.
Specialists in the field are coming to take part in this important annual congress. Your attendance has made this 10, delegate congress a highlight of the calendar year. We are proud to be here with you. We are warmly welcoming you to Copenhagen and are excited that you are part of our annual highlight!
Susan J. Derek F. Alasdair P. John D. Sunday, 26 April: Christian Ostergaard Denmark Monday, 27 April Grobusch, Amsterdam, Netherlands Hans H. Peixe, Porto, Portugal lpeixe ff. Cookson, London, United Kingdom bsajcookson btinternet. Kern, Freiburg, Germany kern if-freiburg. Kortbeek, Bilthoven, Netherlands titia. Kuijper, Leiden, Netherlands e. Bonten Marc studied and works in the Netherlands. With experience of the full range of epidemiological study designs, his major contributions to the field include being the first to apply the cluster-randomized cross-over design in evaluating ecological interventions in ICU populations.
