Hier einige Projekte-Beispiele...

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Ing. Barbara Biegl  1090, Rögergasse 3/2/28  0699/123 65 228  office@biegl-grafik.at  www.biegl-grafik.at
Projekte

2. l CI-Manual: Logo, Schrift- & Farbschema, Power Point, Plakat & Flyer
Beispiel: Kongress-Organisation
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Plakat A2 / Inserat A4 WMA
VMA - Vienna Medical Academy
Alser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria
[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org
www.medacad.org
Our experience, your success
• Association management
• Professional conference organisation
• Scientific management
• Registration and delegate services
SERVING THE MEDICAL FIELD
FOR OVER 120 YEARS.
Flyer A5 WMA
VMA - Vienna Medical Academy
Alser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria
[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org
www.medacad.org
Our experience, your success
• Association management
• Professional conference organisation
• Scientific management
• Registration and delegate services
SERVING THE MEDICAL FIELD
FOR OVER 120 YEARS.
Barbara Biegl • 0699/123 65 228 • office@biegl-grafik.at • www.biegl-grafik.at
Stand: 27. Nov. 2017
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CI-Manual
WMA
Wiener Medizinische Akademie
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www.medacad.org

3. l Briefpapier, Kuvert, Compliments Card, Mail-Banner, Email-Signatur
Beispiel: Kongress-Organisation
VMA - Vienna Medical Academy • Alser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria
[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org www.medacad.org
with compliments
Alser Strasse 4
1090 Vienna, Austria
www.medacad.org
[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org • DVR: 0531 855
ZVR: 887283875 • Account: Erste Bank • IBAN: AT02 2011 1000 0311 8096 • BIC: GIBAATWWXXX
our experience, your success
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www.medacad.org
our experience,
your success
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Maga (Fh) Mirjam Uebelhör, Ba • Head of Conference Management
Alser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria • [t ] +43 1 405 1383 16 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274
[e ] mirjam.uebelhoer@medacad.org
Wiener Medizinische Akademie für Postgraduelle Ärztliche Fortbildung und Forschung (WMA)
Vienna Medical Academy of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (VMA)
ZVR: 887283875
www.medacad.org
Alser Strasse 4
1090 Vienna, Austria
[t] +43 1 405 1383 14
[f] +43 1 405 1383 9 14
[e] mw@medacad.org
Mag.a
Monika Wegner, BA
Congress Manager
CONFERENCE & ASSOCIATION
MANAGEMENT

4. l Plakat, Flyer, Türschild, Roll-Up, Weihnachtskarte
Beispiel: Kongress-Organisation
VMA - Vienna Medical Academy
Alser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria
[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org
www.medacad.org
Our experience, your success
• Association management
• Professional conference organisation
• Scientific management
• Registration and delegate services
SERVING THE MEDICAL FIELD
FOR OVER 120 YEARS.
VMA - Vienna Medical AcademyAlser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org
www.medacad.org
Our experience, your success• Leitung und Verwaltung
Medizinischer Fachgesellschaften• Organisation und Konzeption nationaler undinternationaler Tagungen und Kongresse• Abstract-Management und Koordinationdes wissenschaftlichen Programms• Teilnehmer/innenbetreuung und –registratur
SEIT 120 JAHREN IM DIENSTEDER MEDIZINISCHEN
FORTBILDUNG.
VMA - Vienna Medical Academy
Alser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria
[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org
www.medacad.org
Our experience, your success
• Association management
• Professional conference organisation
• Scientific management
• Registration and delegate services
SERVING THE MEDICAL FIELD
FOR OVER 120 YEARS.
Our experience,
your success
• Association management
• Professional conference
organisation
• Scientific management
• Registration and
delegate services
SERVING THE MEDICAL FIELD
FOR OVER 120 YEARS.
VMA - Vienna Medical Academy
Alser Strasse 4 • 1090 Vienna, Austria
[t ] +43 1 405 1383 0 • [f ] +43 1 407 8274 • [e ] office@medacad.org
www.medacad.org
Hof 1, Gebäude 1.17
[t] +43 1 405 1883 0
www.medacad.org / www.wma.co.at

5. www.medacad.org
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l Power Point
Beispiel: Kongress-Organisation

6. l Logo, Folder
Beispiel: Kongress
www.medacad.org
EINLADUNG
WMA FORTBILDUNGSTAGUNG 2018
VON DER PERSON ZUR
PERSONALISIERTEN MEDIZIN -
VOM LABOR ZUM PATIENTEN
FREITAG, 30. NOVEMBER 2018
WIEN • VAN SWIETEN SAAL
VORWORT Wolfgang Grisold
Die Wiener Medizinische Akademie (WMA) blickt auf jahrzehntelange Erfahrung bei der Veranstaltung von
Kongressen zurück. Um weiterhin aktuelle Fortbildung auf hohem Niveau zu bieten, starten wir nun eine
eigene Fortbildungsreihe.
Mit diesem Thema wollen wir Kolleg/innen aller Fachrichtungen ansprechen, speziell aber wollen wir Ärztinnen
und Ärzte für Allgemeinmedizin, die an der Schnittstelle zwischen den Patientinnen und Patienten und allen
neuen Entwicklungen stehen, damit erreichen.
Die Einführungsvorträge werden von Professor Markus Hengstschläger und Werner Pokstefl (Patient/
innenvertreter gehalten. Prof Hengstschläger nimmt sich der medizinischen Genetik, die als die Basis der
personalisierten Medizin zu sehen ist, und deren weiteren Entwicklung an. Der Patient/innenvertreter wird
auf die Erwartungen von Patient/innen und deren Beteiligung an klinischen Studien eingehen und aus einem
anderem Blickwinkel zu diesem wichtigen Thema berichten.
Krebsleiden sind das Paradigma der personalisierten Medizin. Unter dem Titel „Krebs verstehen, Krebs
besiegen“ werden die onkologischen Referate beginnen, gefolgt von einem Vortrag über familiären Brust- und
Eierstockkrebs und einem Bericht über den Siegeszug der HPV Impfung, die einen anderen Ansatz, nämlich das
Ziel der Krebsvermeidung, verfolgt.
DerinnerenMedizinalsweiteremzentralenThemawirdmitReferatenüberKardiologie,Dyspnoe,personalisierter
Therapie des Diabetes mellitus und Rheumatologie Raum gegeben. Auch bei diesen Erkrankungen gibt es
zunehmend personalisierte Ansätze in den Therapiekonzepten.
Doch nicht nur onkologisch oder internistisch betrachtet, bietet die personalisierte Medizin neue Erkenntnisse.
VongroßemInteresseistz.B.dasMikrobiom,demwichtigeEinflüsseaufdieEntstehungzahlreicherErkrankungen
zugeschrieben werden. Auch in der Epilepsietherapie finden sich zunehmend zukunftsversprechende
personalisierte Behandlungsansätze. Personalisiert im eigentlichen Sinn ist natürlich der individuelle Umgang
mit Menschen. Dies trifft besonders in der Geriatrie zu und hat dort auch eine zusätzliche psychosoziale
Dimension. Und in der Unfallchirurgie ist die individuelle Behandlung von Verletzungsfolgen ebenso ein
wesentlicher Bestandteil.
Zahlreiche Kolleginnen und Kollegen der medizinischen Universität werden die oben genannten Themen
beleuchten.
Die Wiener Medizinische Akademie (WMA) möchte mit dieser Tagung einen Beitrag zum Verständnis der
personalisierten Medizin leisten.
Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Teilnahme und rege Diskussionen mit Ihnen!
Wolfgang Grisold
Wir wollen aktuelle Themen in der Medizin von verschiedenen Seiten beleuchten und
haben uns als erstes Thema unseres Fortbildungszyklus das Folgende ausgewählt:
„Von der Person zur personalisierten Medizin – vom Labor zum Patienten“
Zahlreiche Anmeldungen sind willkommen. Studentinnen und Studenten haben freien Eintritt.
www.medacad.org
PROGRAMM
Die Wiener Medizinische Akademie (WMA) blickt auf jahrzehntelange Erfahrung bei der Veranstaltung von
Kongressen zurück. Um weiterhin aktuelle Fortbildung auf hohem Niveau zu bieten, starten wir nun eine
eigene Fortbildungsreihe.
Mit diesem Thema wollen wir Kolleg/innen aller Fachrichtungen ansprechen, speziell aber wollen wir Ärztinnen
und Ärzte für Allgemeinmedizin, die an der Schnittstelle zwischen den Patientinnen und Patienten und allen
neuen Entwicklungen stehen, damit erreichen.
Die Einführungsvorträge werden von Professor Markus Hengstschläger und Werner Pokstefl (Patient/
innenvertreter gehalten. Prof Hengstschläger nimmt sich der medizinischen Genetik, die als die Basis der
personalisierten Medizin zu sehen ist, und deren weiteren Entwicklung an. Der Patient/innenvertreter wird
auf die Erwartungen von Patient/innen und deren Beteiligung an klinischen Studien eingehen und aus einem
anderem Blickwinkel zu diesem wichtigen Thema berichten.
Krebsleiden sind das Paradigma der personalisierten Medizin. Unter dem Titel „Krebs verstehen, Krebs
besiegen“ werden die onkologischen Referate beginnen, gefolgt von einem Vortrag über familiären Brust- und
Eierstockkrebs und einem Bericht über den Siegeszug der HPV Impfung, die einen anderen Ansatz, nämlich das
Ziel der Krebsvermeidung, verfolgt.
DerinnerenMedizinalsweiteremzentralenThemawirdmitReferatenüberKardiologie,Dyspnoe,personalisierter
Therapie des Diabetes mellitus und Rheumatologie Raum gegeben. Auch bei diesen Erkrankungen gibt es
zunehmend personalisierte Ansätze in den Therapiekonzepten.
Doch nicht nur onkologisch oder internistisch betrachtet, bietet die personalisierte Medizin neue Erkenntnisse.
VongroßemInteresseistz.B.dasMikrobiom,demwichtigeEinflüsseaufdieEntstehungzahlreicherErkrankungen
zugeschrieben werden. Auch in der Epilepsietherapie finden sich zunehmend zukunftsversprechende
personalisierte Behandlungsansätze. Personalisiert im eigentlichen Sinn ist natürlich der individuelle Umgang
mit Menschen. Dies trifft besonders in der Geriatrie zu und hat dort auch eine zusätzliche psychosoziale
Dimension. Und in der Unfallchirurgie ist die individuelle Behandlung von Verletzungsfolgen ebenso ein
wesentlicher Bestandteil.
Zahlreiche Kolleginnen und Kollegen der medizinischen Universität werden die oben genannten Themen
beleuchten.
Die Wiener Medizinische Akademie (WMA) möchte mit dieser Tagung einen Beitrag zum Verständnis der
personalisierten Medizin leisten.
Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Teilnahme und rege Diskussionen mit Ihnen!
Wolfgang Grisold
Wir wollen aktuelle Themen in der Medizin von verschiedenen Seiten beleuchten und
haben uns als erstes Thema unseres Fortbildungszyklus das Folgende ausgewählt:
„Von der Person zur personalisierten Medizin – vom Labor zum Patienten“
Zahlreiche Anmeldungen sind willkommen. Studentinnen und Studenten haben freien Eintritt.
Fortbildungsreihe der Wiener Medizinischen Akademie
„Von der Person zur personalisierten Medizin - Vom Labor zum Patienten“
Freitag, 30. November 2018, 10:00h-17:00h, Van Swieten Saal
ab 09:00 Registratur, Eintreffen der TeilnehmerInnen, Kaffeepause
10:00-10:10 Begrüßung und einleitende Worte: Ernst Kubista und Wolfgang Grisold
10:10-10:40 1. Eröffnungsvortrag - Markus Hengstschläger:
„Medizinische Genetik – quo vadis?“
10:40-11:00 2. Werner Pokstefl (PatientInnenvertreter):
„Was erwartet der Patient, wie sieht der Patient die Beteiligung an einer klinischen Studie“
Onkologie – Vorsitz: Rainer Kotz, Ernst Kubista
11:00-11:20 3. Walter Berger (Krebsforschungsinstitut):
„Krebs verstehen, Krebs besiegen?“
11:20-11:40 4. Christian Singer:
„Familiärer Brust- und Eierstockkrebs“
11:40-12:00 5. Elmar Armin Joura:
„HPV Impfung“
12:00-13:30 Lunchbuffet inklusive Kaffeepause
Innere Medizin – Vorsitz: Wolfgang Graninger, Meinhard Kneußl
13:30-13:50 6. Irene Lang:
„Kardiologie HEUTE“
13:50-14:10 7. Meinhard Kneußl:
„Pneumologie HEUTE - Dyspnoe“
14:10-14:30 8. Alexandra Kautzky-Willer:
„Personalsierte Diabetestherapie”
14:30-14:50 9. tba
„Rheumatologie“
14:50-15:20 Kaffeepause
Andere Themen – Vorsitz: Barbara Bohle, Lüder Deecke
15:20-15:40 10. Herbert Tilg:
„Microbiom“
15:40-16:00 11. Christoph Gisinger:
„Bio-Psycho-Soziale Dimensionen der „personalisierten Medizin“ in der Geriatrie“
16:00-16:20 12. Christoph Baumgartner:
„Epilepsie – Personalisierte therapeutische Ansätze“
16:20-16:40 13. Vilmos Vecsei:
„Die Unfallchirurgie als Musterbeispiel zur individuellen Behandlung der Verletzungsfolgen”
Schlussworte: Meinhard Kneußl
Wir bedanken uns herzlich bei den Ausstellern und Sponsoren für Ihre Unterstützung!

7. l CI-Manual: Logo, Schrift- & Farbschema, Power Point, Event-Flyer
Beispiel: Kongress
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www.espghan.org We sincerely thank the following EPP partners for their generous support and commitment:
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
Course organiser
Alexandre Lapillone
MASTER CLASS
ON PARENTERAL
NUTRITION IN
NEONATAL AND
PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE
CARE UNITS
NOVEMBER 23–25, 2016
PARIS, FRANCE
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European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
Course organiser
Sungkom Jongpiputvanich
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Jernej Dolinsek
ESPGHAN/SOCIETY OF
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OF THAILAND
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PATTAYA, THAILAND
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Barbara Biegl • 0699/123 65 228 • office@biegl-grafik.at • www.biegl-grafik.at
Date: 05/07/2016
CI-Manual
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition

8. l Briefpapier, Visitenkarte, Notizblock
Beispiel: Kongress
www.espghan.org
www.espghan.org We sincerely thank the following EPP partners for their generous support and commitment:
www.espghan.org
ESPGHAN Administrative Office
Regus Business Centre, Office 112
Place de Cornavin
1205 Genève, Switzerland
[t] + 41 (0) 22 59 34 7 33
[e] office@espghan.org
ESPGHAN Annual Congress
c/o Eurokongress GmbH
Schleissheimer Straße 2
80333 Munich, Germany
[t] +49 (0)89 2109 860
[f] +49 (0)89 2109 8698
[e] espghan@eurokongress.de
ESPGHAN
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
Rue De-Candolle 16
1205 Genève, Switzerland
www.espghan.org
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
ESPGHAN Administrative Office
Regus Business Centre, Office 112
Place de Cornavin
1205 Genève, Switzerland
[t] + 41 (0) 22 59 34 7 33
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Katharina Ikrath
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DAY 2: FRIDAY, September 14, 2018
08:30 – 09:00 Lecture: Celiac Disease – etiology and diagnosis (Carmen Ribes)
09:00 – 09:20 Lecture: Celiac Disease – dietary management (Paula Crespo Escobar)
09:20 – 09:50 Lecture: IBD – etiology and medical management (Ester Donat)
09:50 – 10:10 Lecture: Nutritional management in IBD (Jackie Falconer)
10:10 – 10:30 Lecture: Nursing management in IBD (Eunice Goto)
10:40 – 11:10 Tea / Coffee11:10 – 11:40 Lecture: Cystic Fibrosis – etiology and diagnosis (Etna Masip)
11:40 – 12:10 Lecture: Cystic Fibrosis – nutritional management (Joaquim Calvo Lerma)
12:10 – 12:40 Lecture: Non organic failure to thrive – feeding disorders (Tena Niseteo)
12:40 – 13:45 Lunch13:45 – 15:45 Workshop I
(Each student to participate in 3 workshops during the course)
Group 1. Parenteral nutrition
(Joanne Brind; Sarah Macdonald)
Group 2. Enteral nutrition(Eunice Goto; Jackie Falconer)Group 3. Approach to research
(How to read and how to write a scientific article, how to present a case study)
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma; Paula Crespo Escobar; Victoria Fornés)
15:45 – 16:15 Tea / Coffee16:15 – 17:15 Difficult cases – presented by delegates
• Agata Stróżyk: Esophageal food impaction in 12,5 year-old adolescent: a case report
• Dolores García-Arenas: Vitamin B12 deficiency in an exclusively breastfed 13-months old baby
• Irina Atanassova: Patient is boy, 2 years and 5 months old with not diagnosed epileptic seizures
• Marta Tejon Fernandes: A clinical case about carnitine palmitoyltransferase II deficiency
19:30
Social activity and dinner
Scientific Programme
ESPGHAN
AHP SUMMER SCHOOLSeptember 13–16, 2018Valencia, Spain
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ESPGHANAHPSUMMERSCHOOL
AHP ESPGHAN
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European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
WHY JOIN?We are a multi-disciplinary group of Allied Health Professionals working
across Europe who would welcome your specialist skills in the society.
Membership allows you:• To be part of a relevant professional and scientific network of AHP’s
across Europe• To have the opportunity to join an ESPGHAN committee or working
group and influence practice across Europe
• To access funding opportunities and reduced ESPGHAN congress fees
• To receive the JPGN journalHOW TO JOIN?Details on how to join are available on the website www.espghan.org or
contact the ESPGHAN Office via office@espghan.org
You will need a brief CV, a statement about why you would like to join
and a letter from an ESPGHAN member (which can be an AHP member)
supporting your application.
Please remember that your application will only be considered by the
Committee twice a year. Deadline are each year 31th
of March and 30th
of
September each year, so please submit your application soon.
If you would like more information please contact:
AHP COMMITTEE SECRETARY:
Sarah MacdonaldSarah.macdonald@gosh.nhs.uk
We look forward to working with you.
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ESPGHAN
AHP SUMMER SCHOOL
September 13–16, 2018
Valencia, Spain
Foreword
ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS SUMMER SCHOOL “EN, PN and Basic Science”
Allied health professionals include dietitians, nurses, speech and language therapists, occupational therapists
and psychologists. These professionals are all included in treatment of children with various gastrointestinal
and liver diseases, and their knowledge needs to be up to date. The best way to be informed is to be involved
in national and international societies, to be present at relevant educational meetings and also to participate
in intensive courses and schools where relevant topics can be presented and discussed.
After the Summer School, participants should:
• Have an overview of the conditions covered with access to up to date literature/guidelines.
• Have the chance to discuss how to practically deliver appropriate nutrition to their patients.
• Have the chance to discuss their complex cases with the faculty/ other delegates
in an interactive environment.
Looking forward to welcoming you all in Valencia !
Paula Crespo Escobar, local and course organiser
Joaquim Calvo Lerma, local and course organiser
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PROGRAMME
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
ESPGHAN
ALLIED HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS
SUMMER SCHOOL
“EN, PN AND BASIC SCIENCE”
SEPTEMBER 13–16, 2018
VALENCIA, SPAIN
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For further information
on the programme and
registration please visit
ESPGHAN
ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SUMMER SCHOOL
EN, PN and Basic Science
Allied health professionals include dietitians, nurses, speech and
language therapists, occupational therapists and psychologists.
These professionals are all included in treatment of children with
various gastrointestinal and liver diseases, and their knowledge
needs to be up to date.
The best way to be informed is to be involved in national and
international societies, to be present at relevant educational
meetings and also to participate in intensive courses and schools
where relevant topics can be presented and discussed.
The ESPGHAN AHP Committee Summer School is designed to:
• offer a multi-disciplinary approach to the management
of relevant paediatric gastroenterological hepatological and
nutritional conditions provide knowledge and practical training
in an interactive environment
• offer unique opportunities to learn from and interact with
an expert faculty from various European centres, as well as
from participants from around the world with an interest
in these clinical areas
• give delegates the opportunity to present their work and/or
research and receive feedback from Faculty
Dates and times
The AHP Summer School will commence
at 16:00 on Thursday, September 13, 2018,
and will end with lunch on Sunday, September 16, 2018 (14:00).
Target Audience
The School is aimed at dietitians, nurses and other AHP involved
in pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition.
No specific background is requested.
Cost & Registration
Please apply online and upload the following documents:
• Recommendation letter from an ESPGHAN member
• Motivational letter
• CV
Participants are expected to pay a nominal fee of EUR 50 for the
AHP Summer School. The fee includes accommodation, food, social
activities, course material and part of individual travel expenses.
Max. Number of Delegates: 25
Please do not hesitate to contact us
at office@espghan.org should you
have any questions or queries.
Preliminary Programme
Day 1: Thursday, September 13, 2018
Registration from 15:30
16:00
Tea / Coffee
16:30 – 17:00 Welcome and introduction
Brief introductions by delegates
17:00 – 17:30 Lecture: Malnutrition (Tena Niseteo)
17:30 – 18:00 Lecture: Pediatric nutrition screening tools
(Sarah Macdonald)
18:00 – 18:30 Lecture: Psychology of chronic disease
(Ana García-Blanco)
19:30
Dinner
Day 2: Friday, September 14, 2018
08:30 – 09:00 Lecture: Celiac Disease – Etiology and diagnosis
(Carmen Ribes)
09:00 – 09:20 Lecture: Celiac Disease – Dietary management
(Paula Crespo Escobar)
09:20 – 09:50 Lecture: IBD – Etiology and medical management
(Ester Donat)
09:50 – 10:10
Lecture: Nutritional management in IBD
(Jackie Falconer)
10:10 – 10:30 Lecture: Nursing management in IBD (Eunice Goto)
10:40 – 11:00 Tea / Coffee
11:10 – 11:40 Lecture: Cystic Fibrosis – etiology and diagnosis
(Etna Masip)
11:40 – 12:10
Lecture : Cystic Fibrosis – nutritional management
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma)
12:10 – 12:40 Lecture: Non-organic failure to thrive –
feeding disorders (Tena Niseteo)
12:40 – 13:45 Lunch
13:45 – 15:45 Workshop I (Each student to participate
in 3 workshops during the course)
Group 1 - Parenteral nutrition
(Joanne Brind; Sarah Macdonald)
Group 2 - Enteral nutrition
(Eunice Goto; Jackie Falconer)
Group 3 - Approach to research
(How to read and how to write a scientific article,
how to present a case study)
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma; Paula Crespo Escobar;
Victoria Fornés)
15:45 – 16:15
Tea / Coffee
16:15 – 17:15
Difficult cases- presented by delegates
19:30
Dinner
Day 3: Saturday, September 15, 2018
08:30 – 09:00 Parenteral nutrition – when, why and how?
(Juanjo Díaz)
09:00 – 09:20 Nutritional management of short gut syndrome
(Sarah Macdonald)
09:20 – 09:35 Clinical case
09:35 – 10:00 Nursing management of central venous
catheters (Joanne Brind)
10:00 – 10:15
Clinical case
10:15 – 10:30 Coffee break
10:30 – 11:00 Gastrointestinal food allergy (Juanjo Díaz)
11:00 – 11:30 Nutritional management of gastrointestinal
allergies (Sarah Macdonald)
11:30 – 12:00 Nutritional risks of elimination diets (Tena Niseteo)
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch
14:00 – 16:00 Workshop II (Each student to participate
in 3 workshops during the course)
Group 1 - Parenteral nutrition
(Joanne Brind; Sarah Macdonald)
Group 2 - Enteral nutrition
(Eunice Goto; Jackie Falconer)
Group 3 - Approach to research
(How to read and how to write a scientific article,
how to present a case study)
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma; Paula Crespo Escobar;
Victoria Fornés)
16:00 – 16:30 Tea / Coffee
16:30 – 17:30 Difficult cases – presented by delegates
18:30
Social networking and dinner
Day 4: Sunday, September 16, 2018
09:00 – 11:00 Workshop III (Each student to participate
in 3 workshops during the course)
Group 1 - Parenteral nutrition
(Joanne Brind; Sarah Macdonald)
Group 2 - Enteral nutrition
(Eunice Goto; Jackie Falconer)
Group 3 - Approach to research
(How to read and how to write a scientific article,
how to present a case study)
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma; Paula Crespo Escobar;
Victoria Fornés)
11:00 – 11:30 Tea / Coffee
11:30 – 11:50 Functional gastrointestinal disorders (Etna Masip)
11:50 – 12:10
Low FODMAP diets in pediatrics (Jackie Falconer)
12:10 – 12:30 Nursing management of constipation (Eunice Goto)
12:30 – 12:50 Nutritional management of GOR (Jackie Falconer)
13:00 – 15:00 Lunch
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Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
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PROGRAMME
ESPGHAN
AHP
SUMMER SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 13–16, 2018
VALENCIA, SPAIN
We sincerely thank the following EPP partners
for their generous support and commitment:
EDUCATIONAL
PARTNER
PROGRAMME
ESPGHAN provides a variety of educational activities, events and
information that are available through-out the year.
The educational programme of ESPGHAN has been implemented
to ensure an on-going development and implementation of an
up-to-date, independent, high quality educational programme for
health care professionals. The educational activities for 2018 are:
ESPGHAN Events 2018
Date
Location
ESPGHAN Masterclass
on Coeliac Disease
March
08-10, 2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Parenteral Nutrition
March
14-16, 2018
Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN
Hepatology Summer School
April
18-21, 2018
Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHAN
GI Summer School
June
27-30, 2018
Athens, Greece
ESPGHAN
AHP Summer School
September
13-16, 2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN
Young Investigator Forum
September
26-29, 2018
Bergen,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN
Eastern European Summer School
October
08-11, 2018
Yerevan,
Armenia
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Enteral Nutrition
November
21-23, 2018
Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN
4th Paediatric IBD Masterclass
November
25-27, 2018
Copenhagen,
Denmark
ESPGHAN
Monothematic Conference:
Infections of the Liver
at Paediatric Age
Jan. 31 -
Feb. 02,
2019
Florence, Italy
Summer School learning objectives
After the Summer School, participants should:
• Have an overview of the conditions
covered with access to up to date
literature/guidelines
• Have the chance to discuss how
to practically deliver appropriate
nutrition to these patients
• Have the chance to discuss their
complex cases with the faculty/other
delegates in an interactive environment
Language: English
Application Deadline: July 8, 2018
Registration Fee: 50.00€
Date: Sept. 13–16, 2018
Time Slot: Thursday, 16:00 to Sunday, 14:00
Location: Valencia, Spain
Local organisers:
Paula Crespo Escobar
Joaquim Calvo Lerma
Target Audience: Dietitians, nurses and other AHP involved
in pediatric gastroenterology,
hepatology and nutrition.
No specific background is requested.
Faculty:
Joaquim Calvo Lerma
Paula Crespo Escobar
Jackie Falconer
Sarah Macdonald
Tena Niseteo
Carmen Ribes-Koninckx
Ester Donat
Etna Masip
Joanne Brind
Eunice Goto
Victoria Fornés Ferrer
Ana García-Blanco
Juanjo Díaz
www.espghan.org
For further information
on the programme and
registration please visit
ESPGHAN
ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
SUMMER SCHOOL
EN, PN and Basic Science
Allied health professionals include dietitians, nurses, speech and
language therapists, occupational therapists and psychologists.
These professionals are all included in treatment of children with
various gastrointestinal and liver diseases, and their knowledge
needs to be up to date.
The best way to be informed is to be involved in national and
international societies, to be present at relevant educational
meetings and also to participate in intensive courses and schools
where relevant topics can be presented and discussed.
The ESPGHAN AHP Committee Summer School is designed to:
• offer a multi-disciplinary approach to the management
of relevant paediatric gastroenterological hepatological and
nutritional conditions provide knowledge and practical training
in an interactive environment
• offer unique opportunities to learn from and interact with
an expert faculty from various European centres, as well as
from participants from around the world with an interest
in these clinical areas
• give delegates the opportunity to present their work and/or
research and receive feedback from Faculty
Dates and times
The AHP Summer School will commence
at 16:00 on Thursday, September 13, 2018,
and will end with lunch on Sunday, September 16, 2018 (14:00).
Target Audience
The School is aimed at dietitians, nurses and other AHP involved
in pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition.
No specific background is requested.
Cost & Registration
Please apply online and upload the following documents:
• Recommendation letter from an ESPGHAN member
• Motivational letter
• CV
Participants are expected to pay a nominal fee of EUR 50 for the
AHP Summer School. The fee includes accommodation, food, social
activities, course material and part of individual travel expenses.
Max. Number of Delegates: 25
Please do not hesitate to contact us
at office@espghan.org should you
have any questions or queries.
Preliminary Programme
Day 1: Thursday, September 13, 2018
Registration from 15:30
16:00 Tea / Coffee
16:30 – 17:00 Welcome and introduction
Brief introductions by delegates
17:00 – 17:30 Lecture: Malnutrition (Tena Niseteo)
17:30 – 18:00 Lecture: Pediatric nutrition screening tools
(Sarah Macdonald)
18:00 – 18:30 Lecture: Psychology of chronic disease
(Ana García-Blanco)
19:30 Dinner
Day 2: Friday, September 14, 2018
08:30 – 09:00 Lecture: Celiac Disease – Etiology and diagnosis
(Carmen Ribes)
09:00 – 09:20 Lecture: Celiac Disease – Dietary management
(Paula Crespo Escobar)
09:20 – 09:50 Lecture: IBD – Etiology and medical management
(Ester Donat)
09:50 – 10:10 Lecture: Nutritional management in IBD
(Jackie Falconer)
10:10 – 10:30 Lecture: Nursing management in IBD (Eunice Goto)
10:40 – 11:00 Tea / Coffee
11:10 – 11:40 Lecture: Cystic Fibrosis – etiology and diagnosis
(Etna Masip)
11:40 – 12:10 Lecture : Cystic Fibrosis – nutritional management
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma)
12:10 – 12:40 Lecture: Non-organic failure to thrive –
feeding disorders (Tena Niseteo)
12:40 – 13:45 Lunch
13:45 – 15:45 Workshop I (Each student to participate
in 3 workshops during the course)
Group 1 - Parenteral nutrition
(Joanne Brind; Sarah Macdonald)
Group 2 - Enteral nutrition
(Eunice Goto; Jackie Falconer)
Group 3 - Approach to research
(How to read and how to write a scientific article,
how to present a case study)
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma; Paula Crespo Escobar;
Victoria Fornés)
15:45 – 16:15 Tea / Coffee
16:15 – 17:15 Difficult cases- presented by delegates
19:30 Dinner
Day 3: Saturday, September 15, 2018
08:30 – 09:00 Parenteral nutrition – when, why and how?
(Juanjo Díaz)
09:00 – 09:20 Nutritional management of short gut syndrome
(Sarah Macdonald)
09:20 – 09:35 Clinical case
09:35 – 10:00 Nursing management of central venous
catheters (Joanne Brind)
10:00 – 10:15 Clinical case
10:15 – 10:30 Coffee break
10:30 – 11:00 Gastrointestinal food allergy (Juanjo Díaz)
11:00 – 11:30 Nutritional management of gastrointestinal
allergies (Sarah Macdonald)
11:30 – 12:00 Nutritional risks of elimination diets (Tena Niseteo)
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch
14:00 – 16:00 Workshop II (Each student to participate
in 3 workshops during the course)
Group 1 - Parenteral nutrition
(Joanne Brind; Sarah Macdonald)
Group 2 - Enteral nutrition
(Eunice Goto; Jackie Falconer)
Group 3 - Approach to research
(How to read and how to write a scientific article,
how to present a case study)
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma; Paula Crespo Escobar;
Victoria Fornés)
16:00 – 16:30 Tea / Coffee
16:30 – 17:30 Difficult cases – presented by delegates
18:30 Social networking and dinner
Day 4: Sunday, September 16, 2018
09:00 – 11:00 Workshop III (Each student to participate
in 3 workshops during the course)
Group 1 - Parenteral nutrition
(Joanne Brind; Sarah Macdonald)
Group 2 - Enteral nutrition
(Eunice Goto; Jackie Falconer)
Group 3 - Approach to research
(How to read and how to write a scientific article,
how to present a case study)
(Joaquim Calvo Lerma; Paula Crespo Escobar;
Victoria Fornés)
11:00 – 11:30 Tea / Coffee
11:30 – 11:50 Functional gastrointestinal disorders (Etna Masip)
11:50 – 12:10 Low FODMAP diets in pediatrics (Jackie Falconer)
12:10 – 12:30 Nursing management of constipation (Eunice Goto)
12:30 – 12:50 Nutritional management of GOR (Jackie Falconer)
13:00 – 15:00 Lunch
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
www.espghan.org
PROGRAMME
ESPGHAN
AHP
SUMMER SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 13–16, 2018
VALENCIA, SPAIN
We sincerely thank the following EPP partners
for their generous support and commitment:
EDUCATIONAL
PARTNER
PROGRAMME
ESPGHAN provides a variety of educational activities, events and
information that are available through-out the year.
The educational programme of ESPGHAN has been implemented
to ensure an on-going development and implementation of an
up-to-date, independent, high quality educational programme for
health care professionals. The educational activities for 2018 are:
ESPGHAN Events 2018
Date
Location
ESPGHAN Masterclass
on Coeliac Disease
March
08-10, 2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Parenteral Nutrition
March
14-16, 2018
Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN
Hepatology Summer School
April
18-21, 2018
Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHAN
GI Summer School
June
27-30, 2018
Athens, Greece
ESPGHAN
AHP Summer School
September
13-16, 2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN
Young Investigator Forum
September
26-29, 2018
Bergen,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN
Eastern European Summer School
October
08-11, 2018
Yerevan,
Armenia
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Enteral Nutrition
November
21-23, 2018
Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN
4th Paediatric IBD Masterclass
November
25-27, 2018
Copenhagen,
Denmark
ESPGHAN
Monothematic Conference:
Infections of the Liver
at Paediatric Age
Jan. 31 -
Feb. 02,
2019
Florence, Italy
Summer School learning objectives
After the Summer School, participants should:
• Have an overview of the conditions
covered with access to up to date
literature/guidelines
• Have the chance to discuss how
to practically deliver appropriate
nutrition to these patients
• Have the chance to discuss their
complex cases with the faculty/other
delegates in an interactive environment
Language: English
Application Deadline: July 8, 2018
Registration Fee: 50.00€
Date: Sept. 13–16, 2018
Time Slot: Thursday, 16:00 to Sunday, 14:00
Location: Valencia, Spain
Local organisers:
Paula Crespo Escobar
Joaquim Calvo Lerma
Target Audience: Dietitians, nurses and other AHP involved
in pediatric gastroenterology,
hepatology and nutrition.
No specific background is requested.
Faculty:
Joaquim Calvo Lerma
Paula Crespo Escobar
Jackie Falconer
Sarah Macdonald
Tena Niseteo
Carmen Ribes-Koninckx
Ester Donat
Etna Masip
Joanne Brind
Eunice Goto
Victoria Fornés Ferrer
Ana García-Blanco
Juanjo Díaz
European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
www.espghan.org
PROGRAMME
ESPGHANAHP
SUMMER SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 13–16, 2018
VALENCIA, SPAIN
We sincerely thank the following EPP partners
for their generous support and commitment:
EDUCATIONAL
PARTNERPROGRAMMEESPGHAN
provides a variety of educational activities, events and
information that are available through-out the year.
The educational programme of ESPGHAN
has been implemented
to ensure an
on-going
development and implementation of an
up-to-date, independent, high quality educational programme for
health care professionals. The educational activities for 2018 are:
ESPGHAN Events 2018
Date
Location
ESPGHAN
Masterclass
on Coeliac Disease
March08-10, 2018 Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN
Master Class
in Clinical Parenteral Nutrition March14-16, 2018 Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
ESPGHANHepatology Summer School
April18-21, 2018 Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHANGI Summer School
June
27-30, 2018 Athens, Greece
ESPGHANAHP Summer School
September13-16, 2018 Valencia, Spain
ESPGHANYoung Investigator Forum
September26-29, 2018 Bergen,The Netherlands
ESPGHANEastern European Summer School October08-11, 2018 Yerevan,Armenia
ESPGHAN
Master Class
in Clinical Enteral Nutrition November21-23, 2018 Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN4th
Paediatric IBD Masterclass November25-27, 2018 Copenhagen,Denmark
ESPGHANMonothematic Conference:
Infections of the Liver
at Paediatric Age Jan. 31 -Feb. 02,
2019 Florence, Italy
Summer School learning objectives
After the Summer School, participants should:
• Have an overview
of the conditions
covered with access to up to date
literature/guidelines
• Have the chance to discuss how
to practically deliver appropriate
nutrition to these patients
• Have the chance to discuss their
complex cases with the faculty/other
delegates in an interactive environment
Language: English
Application Deadline: July 8, 2018
Registration Fee: 50.00€
Date: Sept. 13–16, 2018
Time Slot: Thursday, 16:00 to Sunday, 14:00
Location: Valencia, Spain
Local organisers:
Paula Crespo Escobar
Joaquim Calvo Lerma
Target Audience: Dietitians, nurses and other AHP involved
in pediatric gastroenterology,
hepatology and nutrition.
No specific background is requested.
Faculty:
Joaquim Calvo Lerma
Paula Crespo Escobar
Jackie Falconer
Sarah Macdonald
Tena NiseteoCarmen Ribes-Koninckx
Ester DonatEtna MasipJoanne Brind
Eunice GotoVictoria Fornés Ferrer
Ana García-Blanco
Juanjo Díaz

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2017REPORTONEPPACTIVITIES
Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Nutrition Summer School. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Bari, Italy ● June 25 – 30, 2017
Danube Summer School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Murighol, Romania ● August 28 – 31, 2017
AHP Summer School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Trakošćan, Croatia ● September 14 – 17, 2017
Young Investigator Forum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Bergen, Netherlands ● September 20 – 23, 2017
Paediatric GI Motility Hands-On Training Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
London, United Kingdom ● September 26 – 27, 2017
GI Summer School. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Cologne, Germany ● October 11 – 14, 2017
Masterclass on Gastrointestinal Immunology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Leiden, the Netherlands ● November 16 – 18, 2017
3rd Paediatric IBD Masterclass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Tel Aviv, Israel ● November 23 – 25, 2017
Monothematic Conference.
Management of Progressive Liver Diseases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Brussels, Belgium ● February 01 – 03, 2018
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Nutrition Summer School
Bari, Italy ● June 25 – 30, 2017
Nutrition Summer School
The ESPGHAN Nutrition Summer School is designed to offer a comprehensive curriculum on paediatric
nutritional research, focusing on current ‘hot topics’, serve as an introduction to evidence‑based medicine in
the field of nutrition, to provide evidence-based advice on nutrition for healthy infants and children and on the
prevention, diagnosis, and management of paediatric nutritional diseases.
The Summer School included a mixture of plenary sessions and workshops in small groups in which the
participants have practiced and developed their knowledge in nutritional sciences as well as their evidence‑
based medicine knowledge and skills.
Students further presented their research (or a difficult clinical case) to fellow students and faculty in small
groups in order to receive constructive feedback on the content and delivery of their presentation.
The faculty of the Nutrition Summer School meeting consisted of Allied Health Professionals and Medical
Doctors that are specialised in the field of gastroenterology, herpetology and nutrition from various medical
centres all over Europe.
Evaluation
Country- and Gender Balance: 37 delegates from 16 countries attended the ESPGHAN nutrition summer
school with the majority of participants coming from Italy. 80% of the delegates were female.
Scientific Programme: speakers, selection of topics and presentations were rated as excellent and good by
the delegates. No suggestions were made concerning the improvement of time management (Graph 1).
67 percent rated the quality and application of the knowledge to their day to day work as excellent whereas
33 percent believe it is good (Graph 2).
Graph 1 Graph 2
Organisation: The overall rate on the delegates’ satisfaction of the course organisation, the venue, lecture
hall and the provided material was 4.73 out of 5. The local organiser was supported in organising the event by
the ESPGHAN Office.
The ESPGHAN Nutrition Summer School was accredited with 11 European CME Credits by EACCME.
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Introduction
It is our highest priority to continuously improve the scientific content and collate feedback on the organisation
of the ESPGHAN – EPP Courses in order to maintain the best learning environment.
The structure of the scientific program and the topics presented during the schools are suggested and chosen
by the local organisers while most of the logistical and administrative organisation is carried out by the
ESPGHAN Office.
To guarantee and improve the quality of our educational events, evaluations are being conducted at the end
of each course. These evaluations are carried out either in the last coffee break or scientific sessions, giving
participants approximately 20 minutes to fill in the evaluation form and address open topics or give their
feedback to faculty, before the closing remarks and end of the events.
The evaluation consists of 16 questions, 12 of which address the scientific content whereas 4 relate to the
organisation of the event. The participants are given the option to vote on a scale between 5 (Excellent),
4 (Good), 3 (Average), 2 (Poor) and 1 (Unsatisfactory).
Further, all delegates are asked to evaluate each individual talk. The outcome of this scoring is later shared
with the individual speakers as well as the ESPGHAN Education Secretary and the organiser of the course. This
guarantees that the quality of speakers remains high in future courses.
We hope to see many of the young participants joining and actively participating in ESPGHAN in the near future.
In the following we would like to provide you with a summary of the evaluation of each EPP sponsored course
held in 2017. If you wish to obtain a full detailed report for any of the events, please contact the ESPGHAN Office.
Introduction
Nutrition Summer School – Bari, Italy
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AHP Summer School
The aim of the AHP Summer School was to give a comprehensive overview of common problems in
gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition with the local organiser Tena Niseteo putting together a compact
program and excellent Educational Event.
During the school, lectures and presentations were given by expert Allied Heath Professional and Medical
Doctors that are specialised in the field of paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition coming from
various medical centres across Europe.
Evaluation
Country- and Gender Balance: the school was attended by 19 delegates from 9 countries with the highest
number of delegates coming from Croatia (5), followed by delegates from Israel (4). 95 percent of the
delegates were female while only 5 percent male.
Scientific Programme: speakers, selection of topics and presentations were rated as excellent and good by
the delegates.
The time management during the scientific sessions was primarily rated as excellent and good (Graph 5).
One delegate suggested extending the discussion time. The next AHP Summer School organiser will take this
into consideration and widen the discussion time slots. 58 percent rated the quality and application of the
knowledge to their day to day work as excellent whereas 26 percent believe it is good (Graph 6).
Graph 5 Graph 6
Organisation: The overall rate on the delegates’ satisfaction of the course organisation, the venue, lecture
hall and the provided material was 4.47 out of 5. The local organiser was supported in organising the event by
the ESPGHAN Office.
“New knowledge from multidisciplinary aspects”
“Excellent topics and very good presentations”
“Excellent lectures and great lecturer. I learned a lot from the experience from people around the world”
42%
47%
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58%26%
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Trakošćan, Croatia ● September 14 – 17, 2017
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Danube Summer School
ESPGHAN organised a Danube/Balkan Summer School as a regional
International Summer School in association with Romanian Society for
Paediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition in Murighiol, Romania.
There were 40 participants from Danube/Balkan region (Bulgaria,
Czech Republic, Hungary, Moldova, Romania, and Slovenia) as well as
form Albania and UK attending the school. Most of the participants
were trainees in paediatrics with special interest in paediatric
gastroenterology with good knowledge and skills in paediatric
gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition, among them four
ESPGHAN Trainee members and very likely future leaders of
paediatric gastroenterology services in their institutions.
Case presentations were presented by participants of the course,
where the degree of knowledge, skills and availability of diagnostic
and therapeutic tools was seen.
The lectures were presented by ESPGHAN members Iva Hojsak, Florence
Lacaille, Nicolette Moes, Raanan Shamir, Nikhil Thapar, Gabor Veres, and
Jernej Dolinšek as well as by our host Tudor Pop.
Final evaluation of the course by the participants was more than positive.
All the members of the faculty received excellent grades, and also school
as a whole was considered to be excellent by all the participants.
Murighol, Romania ● August 28 – 31, 2017
Danube Summer School
AHP Summer School – Trakošćan, Croatia
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Paediatric GI Motility Hands‑On Training Course
Despite the fact that GI motility disorders collectively are common, skills and
knowledge in the investigation of paediatric gastrointestinal motility disorders
remains limited. Not surprisingly there has been little improvement in the
understanding,diagnosisandmanagementofmanysuchdisorders.More
recently many practitioners across Europe have acquired equipment
for some GI motility procedures. There is, however considerable
variability in practice and clinical utility of the tests, which may have
implications for patient care. The proposed hands‑on GI Motility
Disorders course aims to provide exposure and expert guidance in
GI motility disorders from a team of highly experienced and world
renowned GI motility specialists.
The highly structured course set within one of Europe’s foremost
clinical paediatric GI Motility centres aimed to provide this training by
introducing delegates to the breadth of common and more specialised
tests available. The course delivered teaching both by lectures to provide
participants with a state of the art update on techniques as well as ‘hands
on’ exposure.
Furthermore it teaches delegates the protocols for, as well as analysis and interpretation of, procedures based
on actual patient‑based cases and data, the faculty structured the course to cover motility testing in sequence
from the pharynx through to the upper and then lower GI tract and they provided participants with access to
course materials to enable application to clinical practice and ongoing education.
Evaluation
Country‑ and Gender Balance: the course was attended by 49 delegates
from 26 countries with the majority of delegates coming from the UK,
followed by delegates from Italy. 63 percent of the delegates were
female while 37 percent were male.
Scientific Programme:
At the beginning of the day there was an opportunity to discuss what the delegates wanted to achieve from
the training and the facilitator referred to this during the day, adjusting his approach as needed to incorporate
their requirements. The sessions were varied covering the stages of the mentoring cycle, differences between
mentoring and coaching as well as the values and principles undermining mentoring. The presentations
were insightful and thought provoking and there were good discussions between the delegates regarding
differing approaches to mentorship and the sharing of personal experiences. The facilitator, who had good
understanding of mentoring in the healthcare setting, was excellent with good delivery of the information in
a very professional manner.
Akeysuccessofthedaywasthatallattendeesfeltasthoughtheygainedfreshinsightandlearnedofalternative
approaches which given the wealth of experience of those attending was a significant achievement.
ESPGHAN Paediatric GI Motility Hands‑On Training Course was accredited with 12 European CME Credits by EACCME.
London, United Kingdom ● September 26 – 27, 2017
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Young Investigator Forum
The ESPGHAN young investigators forum (YIF) has been an integral part of the society for the last 20 years.
The meeting was established to nurture academic development in the society and foster collaborations
amongst the emerging generations of academics and clinicians. An intensive 3 day meeting run once a year
that includes ice‑breaking sessions; delegate presentations and detailed feedback on generic (abstract,
presentation etc) and project specific items; faculty presentations (abstract writing, presentation and feedback
skills, manuscript preparation, preparation for an academic career) and an interactive social programme.
The forum is residential and restricted to 20 delegates chosen following a competitive application and
selection process.
The aim of the ESPGHAN young investigators forum is to provide a learning atmosphere, which is friendly and
constructive. Furthermore, young investigators should have the chance to network with other delegates and
senior faculty members in order to set up research collaborations in Europe.
Evaluation
Country- and Gender Balance: the forum was attended by 20 delegates from 14 countries with the majority
of delegates coming from the Netherlands, followed by delegates from the UK. 89 percent of the delegates
were female while 11 percent were male. The average age of the delegates in 2017 was 28.11.
Scientific Programme: speakers, selection of topics and presentations were rated as excellent and good by
the delegates.
The time management during the scientific sessions was primarily rated as excellent and good (Graph 7).
One delegate suggested extending the discussion time as they felt there was not enough time given to
questions and discussion. The next organiser of the Young Investigator Forum will take this into consideration
when drafting the program. 50 percent rated the quality of the knowledge and application of the knowledge
to their day to day work as Excellent with the other 44 percent as good (Graph 8).
Graph 7 Graph 8
Organisation: The overall rate on the delegates’ satisfaction of the course organisation, the venue, lecture
hall and the provided material was 4.43 out of 5. The local organiser was supported in organising the event by
the ESPGHAN Office.
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33%
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Young Investigator Forum
“Good exercise
about development
feedback and good
discussion”
“The perfect mix of
lectures and practice”
“This training helped me to believe in myself and to believe
that I was made a right choice for my profession”
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GI Summer School
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Organisation: The overall rate on the delegates’ satisfaction of the course organisation, the venue, lecture
hall and the provided material was 4.52 out of 5. The local organiser was supported in organising the event by
the ESPGHAN Office.
ESPGHAN GI Summer School was accredited with 12 European CME Credits by EACCME.
97%
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gained
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GI Summer School – Cologne, Germany
“Excellent quality of presentations, scientific materials given timely and concisely”
“Lectures from highly experienced speakers,
learnt a lot by sharing knowledge”
“The single best thing was meeting
different experts from Europe”
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GI Summer School
It is the tradition of ESPGHAN to hold a GI School every two years. After the last events in Florence, Cascais,
Portugal, we invited Young Investigators and Trainees to join us for another School in 2017.
The main topics covered coeliac disease, eosinophilic gastrointestinal diseases, IBD, motility disorders, PEG
placement and endoscopy.
Evaluation
Country- and Gender Balance: the school was attended by 36 delegates from 16 countries with the biggest
group of delegates from Germany, followed by delegates from the UK. 75 percent of the delegates were
female while 25 percent were male. The average age of participants in 2017 was 34.36.
Scientific Programme: speakers, selection of topics and presentations were rated as excellent and good by
the delegates (Graph 9).
21 case presentations were presented by participants of the course, where the degree of knowledge, skills
and availability of diagnostic and therapeutic tools could be seen. The rest of the delegates had to prepare a
poster presentation. The time management during the scientific sessions was primarily rated as excellent and
good. (Graph 9). 97 percent rated the quality of the knowledge and application of the knowledge to their day
to day work as Excellent with only 3% percent rating it as good (Graph 10).
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Mission and Aims:
“To raise awareness of paediatric gastroenterology, liver and
nutritional diseases with the public, healthcare professionals
and European decision makers in order to improve the health
ofchildrenacrossthecontinent,throughbetterpreventionand
improved treatment and care.”
Function and Purpose:
• Raising awareness among the public and relevant
organizations for issues and challenges in the area of
PGHN, in particular on child health, conditions of clinical
practice and research, in particular by – but not limited to.
• Interacting with the media.
• Interacting with the European Commission and
the European Parliament, including, but not limited to,
EMA and EFSA.
• Interacting with International Agencies e.g.
WHO, CODEX ALIMENTARIUS.
• Interacting with patient associations and with
other professional and scientific organisations.
• Interacting with affiliated and other scientific societies
(e.g. FISPGHAN, UEG etc.).
ESPGHAN
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
COMMITTEE
www.espghan.org
Become an AHP member and:
• be a part of a relevant professional and
scientific network of AHP’s across Europe
• have the opportunity to join an ESPGHAN
committee or working group and
influence practice across Europe
• access funding opportunities and
reduced ESPGHAN congress fees
• receive the JPGN journal
ALLIED HEALTH
PROFESSIONALS
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EDUCATIONPARTNERPROGRAMME
We sincerely thank the following EPP partners for their generous support and commitment:
ESPGHAN provides a variety of educational activities, events and
information that are available throughout the year.
The ESPGHAN Education Partner Programme (EPP) was launched in 2015.
Based on the 2015 adopted ESPGHAN Code of Conduct, the EPP
has been developed to ensure the on-going development and
implementation of an up-to-date, independent, high quality educational
programme for health care professionals. The dedicated support and
financial commitment from our partners helps to enhance and stabilise
support for ESPGHAN’s educational activities.
The EPP educational activities for 2018 planned at this time include:
Events Date Venue
ESPGHAN Masterclass on Coeliac Disease
March
08–10,
2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Parenteral Nutrition
March
14–16,
2018
Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Hepatology Summer School
April
18–21,
2018
Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHAN GI Summer School
June
27–30,
2018
Athens, Greece
ESPGHAN AHP Summer School
September
13–16,
2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Young Investigator Forum
September
26–29,
2018
Bergen,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Armenian Summer School
October
08–11,
2018
Yerevan, Armenia
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Enteral Nutrition
November
21–23,
2018
Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN 4th
Paediatric IBD Masterclass
November
25–27,
2018
Copenhagen,
Denmark
ESPGHAN Monothematic
Conference Hepatology:
Infections of the liver at paediatric age
Jan. 31 –
Feb. 02,
2019
Florence, Italy
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ESPGHAN EDUCATIONAL EVENTS 2018
Events Date Venue
ESPGHAN Masterclass on Coeliac Disease (EPP) March 08–10, 2018 Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Master Class in Clinical Parenteral Nutrition (EPP) March 14–16, 2018 Rotterdam, The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Mentorship Training - Young ESPGHAN March 17, 2018 Brussels, Belgium
ESPGHAN Hepatology Summer School (EPP) April 18–21, 2018 Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHAN 3rd
PETDW International Workshop Therapeutic Digestive
Endoscopy in Children. 1st
Live Course Pediatric Endoscopy Nurses
June 13–15, 2018 Rome, Italy
ESPGHAN GI Summer School (EPP) June 27–30, 2018 Athens, Greece
ESPGHAN Summer School in Basics and Translational Research July 25–27, 2018 Cambridge, UK
ESPGHAN AHP Summer School (EPP) September 13–16, 2018 Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Transition Masterclass Paediatric and Adult
Gastro-Hepato-Pancreotology
September 14–15, 2018 Budapest, Hungary
ESPGHAN Young Investigator Forum (EPP) September 26–29, 2018 Bergen, The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Endoscopy Course 2018 September 26–29, 2018 Braga, Portugal
ESPGHAN Armenian Summer School (EPP) October 08–11, 2018 Yerevan, Armenia
ESPGHAN Master Class in Clinical Enteral Nutrition (EPP) November 21–23, 2018 Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN 4th
Paediatric IBD Masterclass (EPP) November 25–27, 2018 Copenhagen, Denmark
ESPGHAN Monothematic Conference Hepatology:
Infections of the liver at paediatric age (EPP)
Jan. 31 – Feb. 02, 2019 Florence, Italy
www.espghan.org We sincerely thank the following EPP partners for their generous support and commitment:
EDUCATION PARTNER PROGRAMME
The ESPGHAN Education Partner Programme is based on educational grants and has been developed to ensure the on-going development
and implementation of an up-to-date, independent, high quality educational programme for health care professionals.
More details on the ESPGHAN Educational Partner Programme and all ESPGHAN educational events can be found on our website: www.espghan.org.
Events Date Venue
ESPGHAN Masterclass on Coeliac Disease March 08–10, 2018 Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Master Class in Clinical Parenteral Nutrition March 14–16, 2018 Rotterdam, The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Hepatology Summer School April 18–21, 2018 Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHAN GI Summer School June 27–30, 2018 Athens, Greece
ESPGHAN AHP Summer School September 13–16, 2018 Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Young Investigator Forum September 26–29, 2018 Bergen, The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Armenian Summer School October 08–11, 2018 Yerevan, Armenia
ESPGHAN Master Class in Clinical Enteral Nutrition November 21–23, 2018 Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN 4th
Paediatric IBD Masterclass November 25–27, 2018 Copenhagen, Denmark
ESPGHAN Monothematic Conference Hepatology:
Infections of the liver at paediatric age
Jan. 31 – Feb. 02, 2019 Florence, Italy

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WHO WE ARE
We are a multi-professional organisation dedicated to
the promotion of the health of children with special regard
to the gastrointestinal tract, the liver and nutritional
status. Our members include clinicians, scientists, trainees,
and allied health professionals.
WHAT WE DO
• provide representation for professionals involved
in paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition
• promote basic, translational and clinical science
• lobby for stronger support of research
• offer the highest standards of education
to our members and other involved professionals
• focus attention on new investigators and trainees
to ensure they are supported and encouraged
• serve as a source of competent advice for governments,
international agencies, and relevant stakeholders
HOW WE DO IT
We achieve the above by knowledge creation,
the dissemination of science based information,
the promotion of best practice in the delivery of care,
and the provision of high quality education for paediatric
gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition professionals
in Europe and beyond.
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WHY JOIN US?
• to be part of a relevant professional and
scientific network
• to be at the forefront of GHN activity in
an ESPGHAN committee or working group
• to access funding opportunities and
reduced congress fees
• to get the JPGN
• to receive regular newsletters on ESPGHAN
and related activities
European Society
for Paediatric
Gastroenterology,
Hepatology and Nutrition
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WHO WE ARE
We are a multi-professional organisation dedicated to
the promotion of the health of children with special regard
to the gastrointestinal tract, the liver and nutritional
status. Our members include clinicians, scientists, trainees,
and allied health professionals.
WHAT WE DO
• provide representation for professionals involved
in paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition
• promote basic, translational and clinical science
• lobby for stronger support of research
• offer the highest standards of education
to our members and other involved professionals
• focus attention on new investigators and trainees
to ensure they are supported and encouraged
• serve as a source of competent advice for governments,
international agencies, and relevant stakeholders
HOW WE DO IT
We achieve the above by knowledge creation,
the dissemination of science based information,
the promotion of best practice in the delivery of care,
and the provision of high quality education for paediatric
gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition professionals
in Europe and beyond.
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FUNDING
OPPORTUNITIES
ESPGHAN provides
the following prizes,
awards and grants
to members and
non-members.
These awards are wide
ranging and include
network project grants,
support to attend
meetings, exchange
placement awards, and
research prizes.
European Society
for Paediatric
Gastroenterology,
Hepatology and Nutrition
PRIZES Amount Rewarded
ESPGHAN Conference - John Harries Prize (GI) € 2,500
ESPGHAN Conference - Alex Mowat Prize (H) € 2,500
ESPGHAN Conference - Jean Rey Prize (N) € 2,500
AWARDS Amount Rewarded
ESPGHAN/NASPGHAN Travel Award €/$ 5,000
Charlotte Anderson Travel Award € 5,000
ESPGHAN International Exchange Award € 3,000
Annual Meeting Young Investigator Awards Up to € 1,000
UEG Young Investigator Awards Up to € 1,000
WCPGHAN Young Investigator Awards Up to € 1,000
NETWORKING GRANTS Amount Rewarded
Networking Projects € 50,000
ESPGHAN wishes to promote research activities and networking among centers at an international level.
A funding opportunity is offered to members who wish to propose such projects that must involve more than one country.
The funding provision is for three projects of up to a maximum of € 50,000 each.
An application must be sent to the Association Management Office before July 31st
each year (extended to September 12 for 2018).
The proposal will be evaluated by a panel appointed by Council and a decision will be made by October 31st
each year.
Events Date Venue
ESPGHAN Hepatology Summer School
April
18-21, 2018
Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHAN GI Summer School
June
27-30, 2018
Athens, Greece
ESPGHAN AHP Summer School
September
13-16, 2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Young Investigator Forum
September
26-29, 2018
Bergen,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Armenian Summer School
October
08-11, 2018
Yerevan, Armenia
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Enteral Nutrition
November
21-23, 2018
Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN 4th
Paediatric IBD Masterclass
November
25-27, 2018
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Monothematic Conference:
Infections of the Liver at Paediatric Age
Jan. 31 - Feb. 02,
2019
Florence, Italy
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Events Date Venue
ESPGHAN Hepatology Summer School
April
18-21, 2018
Warsaw, Poland
ESPGHAN GI Summer School
June
27-30, 2018
Athens, Greece
ESPGHAN AHP Summer School
September
13-16, 2018
Valencia, Spain
ESPGHAN Young Investigator Forum
September
26-29, 2018
Bergen,
The Netherlands
ESPGHAN Armenian Summer School
October
08-11, 2018
Yerevan, Armenia
ESPGHAN Master Class
in Clinical Enteral Nutrition
November
21-23, 2018
Zagreb, Croatia
ESPGHAN 4th
Paediatric IBD Masterclass
November
25-27, 2018
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Monothematic Conference:
Infections of the Liver at Paediatric Age
Jan. 31 - Feb. 02,
2019
Florence, Italy
EDUCATIONPARTNERPROGRAMME
www.espghan.org
WHY JOIN US?
• to be part of a relevant professional and
scientific network
• to be at the forefront of GHN activity in
an ESPGHAN committee or working group
• to access funding opportunities and
reduced congress fees
• to get the JPGN
• to receive regular newsletters on ESPGHAN
and related activities
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for Paediatric
Gastroenterology,
Hepatology and Nutrition
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8.968mm(w)x2.468mm(h)
Backwall-C:
11.468mm(w)x2.468mm(h)
Backwall - D:
4.968 mm (w) x 2.468 mm (h)
Backwall - E (outside - left): E - 1+2
2 Panels: 997 mm (w) x 1000 mm (h)
Backwall - G (outside - left): G - 1
2.000 mm (w) x 500 mm (h)
Backwall - E (outside - right): E - 3+4
2 Panels: 997 mm (w) x 1000 mm (h)
Backwall - G (outside - right): G - 2
2.000 mm (w) x 500 mm (h)
Backwall - B:
5.968 mm (w) x 2.468 mm (h)
Desk:
3000 mm (w) × 1.100 mm (h)
Backwall - F (inside - right): F - 3+4
2 Panels: 997 mm (w) x 1000 mm (h)
Backwall - H (inside - right): H - 2
2.000 mm (w) x 500 mm (h)
Backwall - F (inside - left): F - 1+2
2 Panels: 997 mm (w) x 1000 mm (h)
Backwall - H (inside - left): H - 1
2.000 mm (w) x 500 mm (h)
Backwall - I (above Door):
1.000 mm (w) x 500 mm (h)

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ESPGHAN
MASTERCLASS
ON COELIAC DISEASE
MARCH 08–10, 2018
VALENCIA, SPAIN
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European Society for Paediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
ABOUT ESPGHAN
WHO WE ARE
We are a multi-professional organisation dedicated to the
promotion of the health of children with special regard to
the gastrointestinal tract, the liver and nutritional status.
Our members include clinicians, scientists, trainees, and allied
health professionals.
WHAT WE DO
• Provide representation for professionals involved
in paediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition
• Promote basic, translational and clinical science
• Lobby for stronger support of research
• Offer the highest standards of education
to our members and other involved professionals
• Focus attention on new investigators and trainees
to ensure they are supported and encouraged
• Serve as a source of competent advice for governments,
international agencies, and relevant stakeholders
HOW WE DO IT
We achieve the above by knowledge creation, the
dissemination of science based information, the promotion
of best practice in the delivery of care, and the provision
of high quality education for paediatric gastroenterology,
hepatologyandnutritionprofessionalsinEuropeandbeyond.
HOW TO JOIN US
For information on different membership types and
application procedure please visit our website
www.espghan.org/home/join.us or contact
the ESPGHAN Office via office@espghan.org.
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MY ESPGHAN
WHY JOIN US?
• to be part of a relevant professional and
scientific network
• to be at the forefront of GHN activity
in an ESPGHAN committee or working group
• to access funding opportunities and
reduced congress fees
• to get the JPGN
• to receive regular newsletters on ESPGHAN and
related activities
HOW TO JOIN US
There are five different types of ESPGHAN membership:
• Full Membership
• Trainee Membership
• AHP Membership
• Corresponding Membership
• Emeritus Membership
These different types of membership open opportunities
to everyone working within PGHN in Europe and globally.
You should have an active interest in PGHN for joining
ESPGHAN.
For details on each membership type please visit
our website www.espghan.org or
contact the ESPGHAN Office via office@espghan.org.
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FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
ESPGHAN provides the following prizes, awards and grants to
members and non-members. These awards are wide ranging
and include network project grants, support to attend meetings,
exchange placement awards, and research prizes.
PRIZES Amount Rewarded
ESPGHAN Conference - John Harries Prize (GI) € 1,000
ESPGHAN Conference - Alex Mowat Prize (H) € 1,000
ESPGHAN conference - Jean Rey Prize (N) € 1,000
AWARDS Amount Rewarded
ESPGHAN/NASPGHAN Travel Award €/$ 5,000
Charlotte Anderson Travel Award € 3,000
ESPGHAN International Exchange Award € 3,000
Annual Meeting Young Investigator Awards Up to € 1,000
UEG Young Investigator Awards Up to € 1,000
WCPGHAN Young Investigator Awards Up to € 1,000
NETWORKING GRANTS Amount Rewarded
Networking Projects € 25,000
ESPGHAN wishes to promote research activities and networking among centers
at an international level. A funding opportunity is offered to members who wish
to propose such projects that must involve more than one country.
The funding provision is for two projects of up to a maximum of €25,000 each.
An application must be sent to the Association Management Office before July
31st
each year. The proposal will be evaluated by a panel appointed by Council and
a decision will be made by October 31st
each year.
For detailed information on the prizes, awards and grants and on how
to apply please visit the individual award pages on www.espghan.org
or contact the ESPGHAN Office at office@espghan.org.
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CHILDREN REPRESENT
20% OF THE EUROPEAN POPULATION
AND 100% OF EUROPE’S FUTURE!
Promoting good health is an integral part of the EU’s
economic-growth strategy, as keeping people healthy and
active for longer enhances productivity and competitiveness.
Children represent around one fifth of the European
population, approximately 100 million people. Supporting
and promoting child health and development is key for the
present, and the future, of our societies. Guaranteeing their
healthy and optimal development ought to be a priority.
Childhood is a critical period as unique environmental
interactions occur during early development, some of which
have profound effects on future health. Common adult
chronicdisordershavemodifiableprecursorsthatariseduring
childhood, including obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease,
chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, food intolerances and
allergies, liver failure, and many others.
Prevention and treatment of gastrointestinal, liver and
nutrition determined conditions during this critical period
of life is of key importance for lifelong health, well-being,
performance and the ability to contribute to society.
This international research collaboration will require network and
infrastructure support, as provided by scientific societies such as ESPGHAN
(the European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology und
Nutrition).
Investing in child health leads to improved lifelong health
and economic growth
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POSTGRADUATE COURSE ON PRACTICAL TECHNIQUES
IN PAEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY & HEPATOLOGY
5. In the following list what is the only situation that is NOT an absolute contraindication
to perendoscopic gastrostomy:
a) Interposition of enlarged organ
b) Uncorrectable coagulopathy
c) Peritonitis
d) Ventriculo-peritoneal shunt
6. Only one of the following statements is true regarding PEG using the pull technique
a) Placement of a button is possible during the same procedure
b) Antibiotic IV injection is required during the procedure to reduce wound infection
c) Starting of enteral feeding has to be delayed 24 hours after the procedure
d) Infant weighting less than 5 kg should be referred to the surgeon for surgical gastronomy
7. What is the correct pressure and duration of pneumatic dilatation for achalasia
a) Pressure 20 – 30 Psi for 60 seconds
b) Pressure 7 – 15 psi for 60 seconds
c) Pressure 3 – 5 psi for 120 seconds
d) Pressure 15 – 20 psi for 120 seconds
8. Which statement is correct regarding pneumatic dilatation (PD) in patients with achalasia?
a) PD should be performed at least 5 times within one year before myotomy is considered.
b) Botox injection prior PD improves outcome.
c) Mitomycin application after PD reduces the risk of recurrence.
d) The patient should keep a liquid diet the days prior PD.
9. Which lession should be treated by endotherapy?
a) Bleeding gastric erossions
b) Non-bleeding visible vessel in the ulcer
c) Non-bleeding peptic ulcer with clean base
d) Peptic ulcer with pigment spot
10. What is the definition of melena?
a) vomiting of fresh blood
b) vomiting of coffee-ground vomitus
c) passage of black tarry stools
d) passage of fresh blood per rectum
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POSTGRADUATE COURSE
ON PRACTICAL TECHNIQUES IN PAEDIATRIC
GASTROENTEROLOGY & HEPATOLOGY
JUNE 08–10, 2017 ATHENS, GREECE
ENDOSCOPY
1. Which of these is an non-contact technique?
a) Heater probe
b) Gold Probe
c) Argon Plasma Coagulator
d) Quicksilver
2. Advantages of Argon Plasma Coagulator
a) Superficial coagulation
b) Controlled depth of coagulation
c) Multiretional coagulation
d) All the previous
3. A button battery retained in oesophagus should be:
a) Done ASAP when safe (patient is fasted).
b) Within 24 h after ingestion
c) No need to retrieve as it will move spontaneously in most situations
d) Can be safely pushed down with a nasogastric tube
4. The best and faster option to remove a coin from stomach is:
a) A crocodile“ forceps
b) A snare
c) A basket
d) No need to remove. Just to push it down into piylorus
Name of the participant: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Place of work: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUIZ
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OVERVIEW ON RULES FOR ESPGHAN GUIDELINES AND POSITION PAPERS
Introduction
ESPGHAN strongly supports the development of guidelines and position papers and aims to achieve the
highest possible scientific quality and value for clinical practice, education and research. In this overview we
define the standards and procedures for endorsement by the society.
The general concepts on ESPGHAN guidelines and position papers are provided in the ESPGHAN rules and
regulations:
“Committees and Working Groups may take the initiative of producing scientific documents in the name of
ESPGHAN (consensus statements, comments, medical position papers, guidelines). These documents are
publications that present and make public the official opinion and recommendations of ESPGHAN about certain
childhood health issues. In accordance with the current Code of Conduct, position papers of the society should
focus on scientific, clinical or public health issues but should not aim to focus on or endorse commercial products
or services.
The Council (and also the Committees’ Chairs in the case of Working Groups) should be informed of such
initiatives and their scope before any action taken; in particular information is desirable concerning topic and
reasons for the choice and timeline. In case Committees and Working Groups consider the matter confidential it
is possible to inform only the President and the General Secretary.
The Chair of the Committee involved should examine the declaration of COI of the last 12 months of participants
and exclude members with a conflict of interest that compromises the credibility of the document.
All committee manuscripts should be sent to JPGN. When other organizations are involved, publication in JPGN
should be suggested, or a joint publication with another journal that represents the other organizations. When
the journal is not JPGN, approval should be given by Council before submission of the manuscript to this journal.
If approval is not granted, the Committee/Working Group may submit the paper, but not as an ESPGHAN paper. “
Definitions
An ESPGHAN Guideline is a comprehensive document that addresses specific research or clinical questions
and abides by evidence based rules for guideline development.
An ESPGHAN Position Paper (or consensus paper) addresses a topic for which guidance is necessary but there
is only limited scientific evidence at present, and therefore the recommendations are mostly based on expert
opinion.
ESPGHAN Guidelines and Position Papers are published on behalf of the society, generally in the JPGN, are
listed on the ESPGHAN website, and should include the ESPGHAN name in the title. They represent the official
position of ESPGHAN and are published after a detailed review and approval by ESPGHAN council.
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and Working Groups (WGs) may also develop manuscripts that report on their
work/research, reviews of current information, or opinions. Such manuscripts are not considered “Guidelines”
or “Position Papers” and may be published under the responsibility of the authors, generally in the JPGN, but
will not be posted on the ESPGHAN website. The ESPGHAN name must not appear in the title and a disclaimer
should be added to the publication stating that “Although this paper is produced by the ESPGHAN SIG/WG
XXX it does not necessarily represent ESPGHAN policy and is not endorsed by ESPGHAN”.
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Proposals for a guideline or position paper
Committees intending to produce a guideline or position paper should submit a proposal (see submission
forms) via the ESPGHAN Office to the ESPGHAN Secretary, who will coordinate a review of the proposal by
Council. Proposals from SIG’s or WG’s should also be commented on by the respective Committee Chair who
may involve the Committee.
The proposal should define the topic, the key questions addressed, the professionals involved, the literature
search strategy, the method of consensus development, the proposed group(s) to be involved in the consensus
process, the proposed place of publication (preferably JPGN), any financial requirements, and should include
declarations of potential conflicts of interests. Submission documents should be submitted to the ESPGHAN
office. The Council’s response will usually be within 3 weeks. This may include recommendations on refinement
of the research questions or the involvement of other groups. However, if significant issues arise the review
might take more time.
Council approval of the proposal is mandatory if the name of ESPGHAN is to appear on the publication.
Topic addressed
ESPGHAN guidelines or position papers should address pertinent topics of high relevance for clinical practice,
policy or research and should aim to arrive at conclusions that are helpful for practice. They should not focus
on or promote commercial products or services, and should usually avoid citing commercial brand names.
A mere repetition of previously published information will usually not justify the publication of an ESPGHAN
position paper or guideline.
Selection of involved professionals
The selection of involved professionals should be based on their qualification in the field to be addressed.
A mixed composition with respect to area of expertise, gender, and geographic location is recommended
where appropriate.
Systematic literature search
For ESPGHAN guidelines a systematic literature search in at least three databases is mandatory. ESPGHAN may
agree to appropriate requests for funding external outsourcing of the literature search and data extraction in
evidence tables.
For position papers a systematic review of the literature published during the five preceding years in at least
one database (e.g. PubMed), but preferably with more than one database, based on a predefined search
strategy with key words is recommended. Key papers published prior to those five years which are cited in
manuscripts retrieved or known to the experts involved should also be considered. At least two members of
the lead authors should review all manuscripts considered.
GRADE classification
Guidelines must use the GRADE system to classify the level of evidence and the strength of recommendations
for statements and conclusions(1)
.
Reference:
(1) Guyatt GH, Oxman AD, Vist GE, Kunz R, Falck-Ytter Y, Alonso-Coello P, et al. GRADE: an emerging consensus
on rating quality of evidence and strength of recommendations. BMJ. 2008 Apr 26;336(7650):924-6.
l Flyer
Beispiel: Kongress

14. l Lesezeichen, Notizblock, Post-it, Give-Away
Beispiel: Kongress
ESPGHANSchoolofPaediatricLiverTransplantation|Bergamo,Italy|27–30September,2017
www.espghan.org
For more information please
visit the ESPGHAN Website
Location:
Bergamo - Italy
Date:
27 – 30 September, 2017
Application Deadline:
15 June, 2017
Registration Fee:
EUR 500,-
Organisers:
Lorenzo D’Antiga
Henkjan Verkade
Nedim Hadzic
Contact:
ESPGHAN Office
office@espghan.org
ESPGHAN3rdPaediatricIBDMasterclass|TelAviv,Israel|23–25November,2017
www.espghan.org
For more information please
visit the ESPGHAN Website
Venue:
Hotel Dan Panorama,
Tel Aviv - Israel
Date:
23 – 25 November, 2017
Application Deadline:
31 July, 2017
Registration Fee:
None
Organisers:
Arie Levine
Dan Turner
Contact:
ESPGHAN Office
office@espghan.org
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Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition
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15. l CI - Logo, Web-Banner, Power Point, Briefpapier
Beispiel: Kongress
Kongressbüro:
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