The European Alliance for Personalised Medicine is organising a Summer School for young healthcare professionals called TEACH’ which stands forTraining and Education for Advanced Clinicians and HCPs and the goal is to bring young HCPs up-to-date with developments in this exciting field.
Aimed at young healthcare professionals aged 28-40, TEACH will cover topics such as monoclonal antibodies, inhibitory drugs and putting the patient at the centre of his or her own care – all within the context of personalised medicine.
The gathering will be held from 4-7 July in Cascais, Portugal, and, over the course of the four-day school, a 20-strong faculty of experts will oversee plenaries, group discussions and interactive role play sessions involving the +/- 80 HCPs enrolled on the course.
As we want to encourage a wide participation from different Member States across the EU. As such, we have two scholarships that we would like to provide young HCPs from your cardiology department. Scholarships are limited so please let us know by May 10th.
Please find attached the Scholarship forms. Many thanks for letting us know if this is of interest.
For the Summer School agenda, please see link: http://euapm.eu/pdf/EAPM_summer_school_agenda.pdf
Registration is already open an there will be an ‘early bird registration’ option until May. Read more here:
http://euapm.eu/pdf/EAPM_Registrartion_Form_-_Summer_School.pdf
The tutors (the faculty) have been chosen from medical academic, clinical and research specialties, patient organisations and communication specialist, and you can find out more here: http://euapm.eu/faculty.html
In keeping with the splendour of the Solvay library in Brussels, in which the idea was first formed, four fabulous museums have been earmarked as the venues for the summer school sessions. These are viewable here, along with accommodation sites at: http://euapm.eu/venue-and-accommodation.html
Transport information is also available here: http://euapm.eu/transport-information.html
Extra information for registrants and press:
About the Summer School