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The JIR Winter School is our recurring two-day hybrid course in pediatric rheumatology — a different clinical focus each year, open to attendance in person or online. Every edition combines state-of-the-art lectures, live clinical case discussions, and a look at complicated or unresolved cases, in the same collegial atmosphere whether you join on site or via Zoom®.

This edition
2027- Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, hosted at Everness Hotel near Geneva.

Key Highlights of the Winter School

Flexible Attendance

Join in person near Geneva or online — the full program is accessible either way.

Comprehensive Learning

Expert-led lectures, live clinical case discussions, and complex or unresolved JIA cases.

Networking Opportunities

A hybrid format built to connect experts and physicians from around the world.

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2027 program

Six sessions across two days.

Draft program — session order below; detailed timing and speakers to be announced. Subject to change.

FRIDAY

01

Diagnosis beyond ILAR criteria

02

Treatment — Therapeutic Strategies and Access to Care

03

Treatment Follow-up — Towards Remission and Withdrawal

SATURDAY

01

Specific Themes — Focus on Complex Forms

02

Growing up with JIA

03

Around the World — Cases

Fees & registration

The 2023–2026 editions of the JIR Winter School were supported by COST Action funding, which allowed free online and onsite participation. That funding cycle has now ended.

To keep offering the same quality — expert faculty, live case discussions, and full online access — registration fees now apply for both onsite and online attendance in 2027.

Three fee tiers keep the school accessible, including a reduced Supported rate.

Title
Description
Online price
Onsite prices
Supporter
Solidarity rate — helps sustain the school

250 Euros

250 Euros

Standard
Regular rateRegular rate

150 Euros

150 Euros

Supported
Trainees, fellows and limited resource countries

25 Euros

100 Euros

Prices cover conference registration only.

Onsite tickets do not include accommodation — hotel rooms at Everness Hotel & Resort are booked and invoiced separately, with room rates and options confirmed within that form — see Step 2 below.

 

Note: Standard and Supporter rates are identical whether you attend online or onsite — the ticket price is purely for course access, since onsite lodging is billed separately anyway.

Only the Supported (reduced) rate is lower online (25 €) than onsite (100 €).

How to register — two separate steps

1. Register & pay your ticket

Choose Online or Onsite, select your fee tier, and pay securely through our Infomaniak ticket shop.

This confirms your seat at the course.

Note: Registration tiers and payment are handled through our Infomaniak ticket shop.

2. Onsite only: request your room

Complete the accommodation form with your arrival/departure dates, room and meal preferences. Room rates are shown within the form; we'll then send a separate invoice by email via Stripe.

Note: your seat at the course is only confirmed once your Step 1 ticket is registered — the hotel form is for accommodation logistics only, it does not register your course attendance.

Venue & getting there

A change from the Alpine venues of past editions — chosen this year for easy access from Geneva Airport.

Everness Hotel & Resort

Ch. des Champs-Blancs 70B, 1279 Chavannes-de-Bogis, Switzerland

Set between Geneva and Lausanne on the shore side of Lake Geneva, Everness offers comfortable rooms just minutes from the airport — convenient for international travel to and from the course.

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  • By air : Geneva Airport (GVA) — about 20 min with free shuttle (upon request and availability)

  • By train : To Coppet station (~4 trains/hour from Geneva & Lausanne), then bus 813 or 814 to "Champs-Blancs."

  • By car : Direct access from the A1 (Geneva–Lausanne). 

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