Congres Hopital
Stage observateur, pour les professionnels de santé, dans un service ou laboratoire du centre hospit:: Présentation :
0 semestres
:: Description de la formation :
La durée du stage est de un à 2 trimestres consécurifs (3ème trimestre sur dérogation)
:: Public concerné et pré-requis :
- en priorité, en fonction des places de stage disponibles : les professionnels de santé étrangers ayant fait la preuve de leur profession, la copie du diplôme faisant foi. Ces professionnels peuvent être membres d'une institution étrangère (université, hôpital ...) ou venant à titre personnel.
Dans tous les cas, linscription à lA. E. U. est conditionnée par lautorisation dinscription signée par :
- le chef de service ou de laboratoire, éventuellement, lenseignant hospitalo-universitaire désigné par le chef de service ou de laboratoire
:: Spécificités et conditions d'accés :
Le montant des droits universitaires est de 171 Euros.
Le montant des droits spécifiques est de : 100 Euros forfaitairement pour chaque trimestre commencé.
:: Modalités d'inscription :
Professeur Stéphane PICOT
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Objectifs
Public
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Severe Influenza: Burden, Pathogenesis and Management 2012
Editorial
The 2009 influenza A(H1N1) pandemic was a stark reminder of the many gaps that remain in our understanding of the pathogenesis and management of severe influenza. This recent experience, coupled with new knowledge of the potential transmissibility of highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1), demands a renewed focus on the management of severe influenza.
The Conference Severe Influenza: Burden, Pathogenesis and Management will provide a forum for leading experts to present their research and discuss all aspects of severe influenza, including its epidemiology and clinical manifestations, viral and host factors in pathogenesis, and management, including the role of antivirals and other interventions in mitigating disease severity, as well as the problem of antiviral resistance.
Objectives
The meeting will cover issues relevant to Asian countries with a particular emphasis on clinical management of severe influenza and related respiratory viral infections. It will be of interest to clinicians, public health specialists and medical scientists.
Program
Burden of severe influenza and SARI
Influenza Pathogenesis and Acute Lung Injury (immunopathogenesis; mechanisms of severe
illness by H5N1 and pandemic 2009 H1N1 viruses; host genetic factors; virus-bacteria interactions)
Speakers
Organizing committee
Conference Chairman - Alan Hay
National Institute for Medical Research
Mill Hill
London, UK
Chairman - Mai Le
National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Peter Horby
Oxford University Clinical Research Unit
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Arnold Monto
University of Michigan School of Public Health
Ann Arbor, MI
USA
John Nicholls
Hong Kong University
Hong Kong
China
Dung Tham
National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology (NIHE)
Hanoi
Viet Nam
John Watson
Heath Protection Agency
London
United Kingdom
Maria Zambon
Heath Protection Agency
London
United Kingdom
Scientific committee
Chairman - Frederick Hayden
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Virginia
USA
Jeremy Farrar
Wellcome Unit Viet Nam/ Oxford University Clinical Research Unit Viet Nam (OUCRU)
Ho Chi Minh City
Viet Nam
Tran Nyguen Hien
National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology (NIHE)
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Tran Tinh Hien
Oxford University Clinical Research Unit Vietnam (OUCRU)
In partnership with
Hospital for Tropical Diseases (HTD)
Ho Chi Minh City
Viet Nam
Peter Oppenshaw
National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College
London. UK
Nikki Shindo
World Health Organisation
Geneva
Switzerland
Norio Sugaya
Keiyu Hospital
Yokohama
Japan
Abstract Submission
The Scientific Committee invites co-authors to submit abstracts of original research papers for oral and poster presentation in the following areas:
Severe influenza and SARI epidemiology
SARI pathogenesis - viral and host factors
Influenza in risk populations (e.g. pregnancy, immunocompromised hosts)
Clinical management
Influenza antivirals - effectiveness; safety; national policies; novel agents
Antiviral resistance and its consequences
Diagnostics - assays; algorithms; prognostic tools
Adjunctive SARI therapies and critical care strategies
Antivirals and therapeutics for other respiratory viral infection
The deadline for submission of abstracts is Friday 27th July 2012.
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