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WEEKLY NEWS

12 March 2024

ESCMID launches a new, fully open-access journal

We are pleased to announce the launch of CMI Communications, an interdisciplinary forum for knowledge exchange via the rapid publication of peer-reviewed original articles and reviews on basic, translational, clinical aspects of microbiology, infectious diseases & control, immunology, epidemiology, and public health.

Driven by the new Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Angela Huttner, the journal will publish articles that are of practical use to infectious disease clinicians and clinical microbiologists - and thus to their patients.

The first call for articles is now open!

IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES

13 March 2024 | Deadline

ECCMID 2024 regular registration fee

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26 March 2024 | Deadline

ESCMID guideline consultation phase

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3 April 2024 | Deadline

Call for ESCMID Guidelines projects

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16 April 2024 | Call opening

ESCMID funded Observerships

Last 24 hours to register with regular price tickets

Elevate your expertise and connect with peers from around the globe - there is only one day left to register for ECCMID 2024 exploiting regular price tickets.

Engage in a cutting-edge medical congress, while experiencing lots of extra educational and fun activities, as well as Barcelona's irresistible charm.

ECCMID 2024: Registration for the TAE Day will be open soon!

Join us for the TAE Day happening at ECCMID 2024 on Saturday, 27 April 2024 from 13:30 until 17:00 CEST! This unique session is specially crafted for young scientists/doctors to learn about new opportunities and discuss informally with our experts.

Registration will open next week and will be on a first come first served basis. Sign up using the link that you will receive per e-mail if you are registered to ECCMID, and choose your preferred moderator and topic for the round table session!

2024 Call for ESCMID Guidelines projects

The ESCMID Guidelines Subcommittee invites ESCMID members and ESCMID Study Groups to submit proposals for clinical practice guidelines projects in the following topics:

  • Infection control and ICU standard procedures to reduce VAP
  • Diagnosis and treatment of endovascular graft infections
  • Diagnosis and treatment of Q fever
Deadline for application is 3 April 2024.

Explore topics such as hospital design, ventilation & water systems, and environmental sampling

This postgraduate course is specifically designed for healthcare professionals, infection control practitioners, environmental health specialists, and anyone involved in the design, construction, or operation of healthcare facilities. It is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge and expertise in infection prevention and control within healthcare settings.

Get updated on the realm of global hepatitis strategy

The course is designed to contribute to the WHO's ambitious targets of reducing new hepatitis infections by 90 % and related deaths by 65 % by 2030. Focused on the latest research, this program provides a unique opportunity to stay informed about recent developments in viral hepatitis.

Bacterial load in cerebrospinal fluid predicts unfavourable outcome in pneumococcal meningitis: a prospective nationwide cohort study

The European Medicines Agency has published for public consultation a "Guideline on allergen products development for immunotherapy and allergy diagnosis in moderate to low-sized study populations"

ECCMID 2024: discover our new onsite ESCMID Networking Corner (ENC) / Affiliated Societies Corner (ASC)

Public consultation phase for the "ESCMID guideline on Antimicrobial Stewardship in the Emergency Department" still open until 16 April 2024

ESCMID Office
Aeschenvorstadt 55
4051 Basel
Switzerland

Phone +41 61 508 0150
info@escmid.org
www.escmid.org

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