"Unlocking Solutions in Autoinflammatory Disease Care: Best Practices and Innovations"
Swiss Alps & Online, March 15-16 2024
Join us for the JIR Winter School 2024, a 2-day course focused on Pediatric Rheumatology. Held in the picturesque Swiss Alps and also accessible online, this educational event will feature:
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State-of-the-Art Lectures by well know experts
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Clinical Case Discussions
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Complicated or Unsolved Cases
Whether you're with us in person or attending remotely via Zoom®, you'll find a collegial atmosphere perfect for learning and professional networking.
Key Highlights
Flexible Attendance
Join us in the serene setting of the Swiss Alps or opt for the convenience of online participation via Zoom®
Comprehensive Learning
Gain insights from expert-led lectures, engage in clinical case discussions, and explore complex or unresolved cases in Pediatric Rheumatology.
Networking Opportunities
Whether on-site or online, our hybrid event brings experts and young physicians together for valuable professional connections with global leaders."
Program Overview
Duration and Timing
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Total Duration: 10 hours of training
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Schedule: Friday and Saturday afternoons, 1 PM to 6.30 PM CET
Topics Covered
The program covers 6 key topics, each lasting approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. Each topic concludes with a challenging case study.
Friday topics :
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When to suspect and how to diagnose a systemic autoinflammatory disease (SAID) in children and adults
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Testing for auto-inflammatory diseases: genetics and beyond
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Pharmacological treatment of PFAPA/SURF: in which patients and which drugs?
Saturday topics :
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Management of monogenic SAIDs: cDMARDS or bDMARDs depending on regional availability
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Hematopoiesis and innate immune diseases
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Challenging cases : what can we learn?
Speakers
Discover the brilliant minds set to inspire at the JIR Winter School 2024. Meet our distinguished speakers, experts in the field of Pediatric Rheumatology, ready to share their knowledge and insights.
Bajaj Shruti
India
Batu Ezgi Deniz
Turkey
Beck David
USA
Belot Alexandre
France
Bourguiba Rim
Tunisia
Boursier Guilaine
France
Butbul Yonathan
Israël
Caorsi Roberta
Italy
Citraresmi Endah
Indonesia
Craveiro Da Costa Ricardo
Portugal
Elhani Inès
France
Faller Gail
South Africa
Föll Dirk
Germany
Gattorno Marco
Italy
Georgin Lavialle Sophie
France
Girard Charlotte
Switzerland
Hamdi Wafa
Tunisia
Hentgen Véronique
France
Hofer Michael
Switzerland
Kallinich Tilmann
Germany
Khubchandani Raju
India
Lachmann Helen
UK
Mekinian Arsène
France
Ozen Ahmet
Turkey
Perveen Naziya
India
Rodrigues Mariana
Portugal
Suri Deepti
India
Theodoropoulou Katerina
Switzerland
Toplak Natasa
Slovenia
Uziel Yosef
Israël
Vinit Caroline
France
Wittkowski Helmut
Germany
Yepez Ricardo
Colombia
How to come
By train : From the main airports of Geneva, Zurich and Basel, or from major European cities such as Paris and Milan, your journey to Les Diablerets can be made with complete peace of mind on the Swiss Railways (SBB) network.
Closest Airport : Geneva (2h18 train ride)
By car : Les Diablerets are easily accessible via the major Swiss motorways.
Arriving from Lausanne or Valais on the A9 motorway, take the Aigle or Bex exit.
Note : To drive on Swiss motorways, you need to buy a vignette for CHF 40. They can be purchased at customs, petrol stations, post offices or airports. This is an annual sticker that gives unlimited access to all motorways in Switzerland.
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