In order to obtain useful data concerning the prevalence, diagnosis and overall management of CSID, we would appreciate if you could take 5 minutes to complete the survey:
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On behalf of Prof. Flavia Indrio and the World Association of Probiotics, Prebiotics, Postbiotics in Pediatrics, I warmly invite you to the PPPP Congress 2022: 8th International Congress of Probiotics, Prebiotics, Postbiotics in Pediatrics that will be held on 15-17 September 2022 in Valencia, Spain.
To see the complete programme of the congress, you may visit its official website at www.biotics4pediatrics.eu
There are still a few places available at the ESPGHAN Committee of Nutrition to the ESPGHAN Nutrition Summer School “Paediatric Nutrition – in Health and Disease” at the De Vere Beaumont Estate in Old Windsor in the United Kingdom. The application deadline has been extended to 30 May ! Please do encourage your juniors and AHPs to register if you have not already done so !
ESPGHAN Nutrition Summer School
4-8 July 2022
De Vere Beaumont Estate Old Windsor – United Kingdom
“PAEDIATRIC NUTRITION – In Health and Disease”
Summer School is designed to:
Dates and times
The Summer School will commence at 15.00 on Monday, July 4th 2022, and will end with lunch on Friday, July 8th 2022.
Cost & Registration
The fee charged to the participant for the Summer School is € 175 (shared twin room) and includes
Registration will be via the ESPGHAN website where dedicated pages will be set up for the summer school, and payment can be made by debit/credit card. Information on the Summer School is currently available on the ESPGHAN website.
Documents to submit
• Motivation Letter
• Sponsor Letter of an ESPGHAN Member
• Short CV
• Abstract of a difficult case report which will be presented by the delegate
The Summer School is aimed at young researchers and clinicians and other health care professionals interested in paediatric nutrition. Please do encourage relevant members of your team to apply !
BSPGHAN is considering to offer a bursary to a few trainees and associates!
The Council of the Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplant Association (IRTA) would like to announce the approval of a new policy to promote the development of local chapters within the organization. The goal of this exciting initiative is to increase international participation of all care providers within the multidisciplinary teams engaged in intestinal failure, rehabilitation, and transplantation. This would be accomplished through educational and research activities to promote the development of clinical and psychosocial management strategies for pediatric and adult patients with intestinal failure who require rehabilitation or transplant. IRTA invites care providers from all international intestinal rehabilitation and transplant centers to become engaged as active participants through the development of a local IRTA chapter. Creating a chapter will increase your visibility and local network. Involvement at the local level is important for the consolidation and the growth of our international organization and ultimately affects patient care and outcomes.
If you are interested in starting a local IRTA chapter, please confirm that your chapter can fulfill the following requirements:
The IRTA Council hopes you are interested in this opportunity to promote education and science within our field.
Applicants should complete the application form below and email the form to:
Suzanne Landis, IRTA Section Manager at suzanne.landis@tts.org
To become a member of the IRTA, please visit https://www.tts.org/irta-join or contact Jennifer Varga at membership@tts.org
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