We would like to invite you to celebrate 10 years of G-I-N with us by attending the annual conference at its birthplace in Berlin, Germany, on 22-25 August 2012.
10 years of G-I-N is a special date to reflect lessons learned and to discuss future visions for international collaboration, taking into account the opportunities to share evidence globally and to respect local differences influencing the decision making process at the level of formulating guideline recommendations and policy decisions.
The specific theme for this year’s conference is 'Global Evidence - International Diversity'. In this context, strategies and successful examples of international collaboration will be addressed. The Scientific Committee aims to ensure that the diversity of the international audience is represented across all sessions.
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Major Topics
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- Latest developments in defining standards of quality of guidelines
- The methodology of creating the evidence basis for guidelines
- Patient involvement in guideline development
- Implementation and knowledge management
An inspiring programme of plenary sessions, workshops, panel sessions, short oral presentations and posters will be provided by an international panel of invited speakers and abstract submitters.
Please click here to view the outline programme.
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| Why Attend? |
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G-I-N conferences are a perfect opportunity to meet and network with new and old colleagues across disciplines from all over the world who share our daily challenges. They are a unique venue for worldwide sharing of knowledge and experience about guideline development, dissemination, adaptation and implementation.
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Who Attends?
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Professionals involved in:
- Evidence synthesis
- Guideline development and adaptation
- Guideline Implementation
- Knowledge translation
- Medical education
- Health policy
- Quality improvement
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Participants will include individuals from professional societies, health researchers, clinicians, decision-makers, administrators as well as students.
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Abstract Submission
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The abstract submission system will open in November 2011 and close at midnight 10th February 2012. The tracks have been defined by the Scientific Committee and can now be seen on the G-I-N 2012 conference website. A formal call for papers will be issued in November. |
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Sponsorship Opportunities
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The conference will give exhibitors and sponsors an exceptional opportunity to engage with the delegates. This is a unique opportunity to share and promote your products and services with an international audience of leaders in evidence-based medicine. The variety of themes covered at the conference and within the pre and post-conference courses, the scientific quality of the invited speakers and the number of participants fully justifies the presence of organizations and companies in very diverse areas.
Please click here if you are interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at G-I-N 2012.
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Join our Mailing List
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To receive regular updates about the G-I-N 2012 conference, just sign up to our mailing list by visiting the conference website. We will send you a reminder once registration opens and you can secure your early bird fee!
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Important Dates
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| Abstracts Submissions Open | November 2011 |
| Registration Open | January 2012 |
| Deadline for Abstract Submissions | Midnight 10 February 2012 |
| Notification of Acceptance of Abstracts | 1 April 2012 |
| End of Early Registration | 30 April 2012 |
| Conference | 22 - 25 August 2012 |
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Philip van der Wees
G-I-N Chair
Co-Chair of G-I-N 2012
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Günter Ollenschläger
Head, ÄZQ
Co-Chair of G-I-N 2012
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Ina Kopp
AWMF Guideline Committee
Chair of the Scientific Committee
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Contact
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Conference Organisers:
Conference Partners
Email: gin2012@conferencepartners.ie
G-I-N:
Email: office@g-i-n.net
Website: http://www.g-i-n.net
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Website
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Visit the website for more information and to view the outline programme: http://www.gin2012.org
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About G-I-N
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G-I-N is a global network, founded in 2002. Its mission is to lead, strengthen and support collaboration and work within the guideline development, adaptation and implementation community. It has grown to comprise 90 organisational and 92 individual members representing 46 countries from all continents (October 2011). The network supports evidence-based health care and improved health outcomes by reducing inappropriate variation throughout the world. |
