The Northern Face - Clinical International Health - Bernhard

The Northern Face - Clinical International Health - Bernhard

University Medical Centre Hamburg
Call for Abstracts
The Department for Tropical Medicine in the University
Medical Centre Hamburg is the largest treatment unit for
tropical diseases in Germany. Inpatients with infectious and
tropical diseases are treated in the 26-bed unit within the
University Medical Centre while the outpatient centre is
located within the building of the Bernhard Nocht Institute.
For highly contagious haemorrhagic fever infections like
Ebola and Lassa, the Treatment Center for Highly
Contagious Diseases (BZHI) comprising six isolation beds
has been established. In- and outpatients directly benefit
from core basic and clinical research paired with excellent
care provided by dedicated health care professionals with a
patient-orientated focus and a close co-operation with
various medical departments like gastroenterology,
rheumatology, pneumology and many other partners. The
section is involved in various research projects both in
returning travellers as well as in endemic developing
countries. Some of the research focuses include vaccines,
malaria and gastrointestinal infections.
For poster presentations please submit abstracts (300 words)
in English to schlage@bnitm.de on clinical observational studies
and trials as well as on case reports.
The organizers will select abstracts for short oral presentations.
Submission deadline is December 31, 2012.
Organisation
Historical Lecture Hall
Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine
January 24 - 25, 2013
Prof. Dr. Gerd-Dieter Burchard
Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine
University Medical Centre Hamburg
Prof. Dr. Rolf Horstmann
Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine
Prof. Dr. Ansgar Lohse
University Medical Centre Hamburg
Conference Secretariat
Ms. Daniela Schlage
Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine
Bernhard-Nocht-Strasse 74, D-20359 Hamburg, Germany
Tel.: 0049 40 42818 260
Fax: 0049 40 42818 265
e-mail: schlage@bnitm.de
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The Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine is
Germany's largest institution for research, services and
training in the field of tropical diseases and emerging
infections. The present scientific focus is on malaria,
haemorrhagic fevers, tuberculosis and tissue nematodes.
To study highly pathogenic organisms and infected insects,
the institute is equipped with laboratories of highest
biosafety levels. It comprises the German National
Reference Centre for the diagnostics of all tropical
pathogens and a WHO Collaborating Centre for
haemorrhagic fever viruses. Together with the Ghanaian
Ministry of Health and the University of Kumasi, it runs a
modern research and training centre in the West African
rainforest.
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Thursday, January 24
Dear collegues,
It is our great pleasure to invite you to a symposium on
Clinical International Health - The Northern Face to be
held at the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical
Medicine, Hamburg, January 24-25, 2013.
Clinical international health in Northern countries
comprises a broad variety of disciplines ranging from
travel medicine to co-operations for clinical care in
resource-poor settings. More than other health services,
it seems to be facing new challenges. Not long ago, for
example, bridging with health facilities in endemic areas
experienced a paradigm shift from interventions against
acute infections towards continuous care for chronic
diseases, and more recently, the menace of arbovirus
epidemics imported into moderate climates has reemerged after decades of rest.
For these and other reasons, clinical international
health is a specialty that cuts across the fragmentation of
medicine and other health-related sciences - and,
therefore, should have a special structure in Northern
health services and academia. To discuss this issue, we
cordially invite you to join us in Hamburg.
We are proud of a number of renowned speakers
who accepted to present their points of view. Likewise,
we heartly welcome young colleagues to submit
abstracts of their work for poster presentations and
selected short talks.
13:00
Opening: Horstmann / Lohse
Chair: Löscher / Burchard
13:15
Services and Clinical Research Organized by
the Liverpool School
David Lalloo
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, Liverpool
13:50
Services and Clinical Research Organised by the
London School
Mike Brown, London School of Hygiene and
Tropical Medicine, London
14:25
The University Hospital Institute in
Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine in
Marseille: a new approach for IDTM
Philippe Parola, North University Hospital, Marseille
15:00 Coffee Break
15:30
Tropical Medicine Research in
Lambaréné / Gabon and in Tübingen / Germany
Matthias Frank, Institut für Tropenmedizin, Tübingen
16:05
The "Center for International Health" in Munich
Michael Hölscher
Abt. für Infektions- und Tropenmedizin, LMU, München
16:40
International Medicine at a German University Hospital
Thomas Zoller, Charité, Berlin
Prof. Dr. Ansgar Lohse
Prof. Dr. Rolf Horstmann
Director
Department of Internal Medicine 1
University Medical Centre Hamburg
Hamburg
Chairman
Bernhard Nocht Institute for
Tropical Medicine
Hamburg
17:15
Bernhard Nocht Clinic:
Travel Medicine and Clinical Studies
Jakob Cramer, Bernhard-Nocht-Ambulanz, Hamburg
17:50
Free communications
18:45 Cocktails
Friday, January 25
8:00
The Mahidol Oxford Tropical Medicine
Daniel Paris
Research Unit in Bangkok
Mahidol University, Bangkok
8:35
International Clinical Medicine in Asia
Annelies Wilder-Smith
Mercator Professor, Heidelberg University
9:10
Infectious Disease vs. Tropical Medicine:
The Amsterdam Experience
Martin Grobusch
Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam
9:45
Free communications
10:15 Coffee Break
10:45
Tropical Medicine and Travel Medicine in Austria
Michael Ramharter
Div. of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine,
Medical University of Vienna, Austria
11:20
The Johns Hopkins Concept of Clinical Studies
Stephan Ehrhardt
Department of Epidemiology,
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
11:55
Research Demands in Tropical Medicine
John Reeder
TDR, WHO, Geneva
12:30
Round Table
Speakers, Löscher, Burchard, Lohse, Horstmann
14:00 Lunch