LIBRO + ANEXOS INFECTOLOGÍA PEDIÁTRICA

Infectología Pediátrica. Anexos ❚ 45 Final version 6 2017: Application form Paediatric Subspeciality UEMS Author: Dr. NG Hartwig on behalf of the ESPID educational committee symptoms of an underlying (immunological) disease. Furthermore infections have a immunopathological background. This syllabus also includes a basic training in immunology related to the understanding of the host response in children with infectious diseases and immunodeficiencies. It serves also as a basis for more in depth studies on primary immunodeficiencies for those trainees aiming to work in a tertiary care centre specialised in the care of these patients. When combined with add-on modules in immunology, this syllabus provides a program for specialists in a paediatric immunology as well. Composition of the syllabus subcommittee Nico Hartwig – The Netherlands, writer Hermione Lyall – United Kingdom, president educational board 2013-2015 Javier Diez Doming – Spain, president educational board 2016 Andrew Cant – United Kingdom Marieke Emonts – United Kingdom Oana Falup-Pecarariu – Romania Elisa Fernandez-Cooke – Spain Manolis Galanakis – Greece David Greenberg – Israel Asgeir Harraldson – Iceland Chrissie Jones – United Kingdom Raluca Lixandru – Romania Thilde Nordmann-Winther – Denmark David Pace – Malta Vana Spoulou – Greece Anne Vergison – Belgium Stefan Weichert – Germany Methodology to develop the syllabus This syllabus is a revision of the 2004 edition. A primary draft, based on the 2004 edition, was made by Marieke Emonts, fellow at that time, and Andrew Cant. From 2014 writing of the syllabus was taken over by Nico Hartwig who guided the process of writing, commenting and approval by the ESPID board. All members of the Educational Committee of ESPID between the years 2013-2017 actively participated in several discussion-rounds and have made several comments during the process. After the first draft was written, a discussion round was held among “Young ESPID”-members and fellows at the meeting in Dublin. A second draft was presented to the members on the ESPID website for comments. The final version which was approved during the 2017 meeting in Madrid was approved by the ESPID board.