EBN Online Pre-Congress Courses

Are you interested to learn about (non-invasive) haemodynamic monitoring technologies and discuss their use to provide individualised, pathophysiology-based management in neonatal care? Or would you like to expand your knowledge on optimal drug therapy in newborns and children?

The European Board of Neonatology (EBN) offers pre-congress course at the virtual European Academy of Paediatric Societies' Congress (EAPS 2020) on 14 and 15 October 2020.

For the EBN pre-congress courses leading international experts in their respective fields join forces to provide you with the latest knowledge on research and its application in an interactive environment.

• Eligibility

  EBN teaching courses are open to any medical professional who supports the aims of the European Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR).

  Participants of the EBN courses do not need to register for the entire EAPS Congress. Please note that registration for the EBN courses alone does not constitute a registration for EAPS 2020.

  As spaces are limited, course registration works on a 'first come, first serve basis'.

• Teaching programme

  Day 1: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 (13h00 - 16h30 CET) – Optimal Drug Therapy in Newborns and Children

  Confirmed faculty: Anne Smits (Leuven, Belgium); John van den Anker (Washington DC, United States; Basel, Switzerland); Karel Allegaert (Leuven, Belgium); Pieter de Cock (Ghent, Belgium); Robert Flint (Rotterdam, the Netherlands); Sinno Simons (Rotterdam, the Netherlands).

  Click here to view the full programme.

  Day 2: Thursday, 15 October 2020 (13h00 - 16h30 CET) – Neonatal Haemodynamics

  Confirmed faculty: Afif El-Khuffash (Dublin, Ireland); Eirik Nestaas (Oslo, Norway); Mayka Bravo (Madrid, Spain); Aisling Mary Smith (Dublin, Ireland); Elisabeth Kooi (Groningen, The Netherlands); Willem de Boode (Nijmegen, The Netherlands).

  Click here to view the full programme.

  Fees: EUR 30 for one course; EUR 50 for both courses.

Contact and comments
For further information about the EBN or in case you may have comments, please send an email to office@espr.eu.