Organising a medical conference.

European Conference on Religion, Spirituality and Health Contents Organising Committee Scientific Committee Organisation Conference Office Preface Dr. Katarzyna Skrzypinska Local Organising Committee Dear Participants, Dear Colleagues a Warm Welcome to the 5th European Conference on Religion, Spirituality and Health !

As the International and local organizing committee we worked hard to prepare another inspiring and rewarding conference promoting state-of-the-art knowledge, scientific exchange and mutual friendship. More than 60 abstracts have been submitted by young researchers as well as senior academics and were reviewed by the scientific committee. Together with our European and International keynote spe...

First World Conference on Medical Education

Changing Practice through Boundary Organising: a Case from Medical R&d

This paper seeks to contribute to our understanding of how actors work on organising multiple boundaries in the quest for developing and stabilising new medical knowing in practice. The paper introduces the notion of boundary organising to highlight that such practices are more concerned with discovering, pushing, opening and closing several boundaries simultaneously than with coordination acro...

Organising Committee

Wearable sensors provide a means of continuously monitoring a person in a natural setting. These sensors can “look in” by monitoring the wearer’s health through physiological measurements and also by detecting their activities. Other sensors can be used to “look out” from the wearer into the environment through which he/she is moving, which may serve to detect any potential hazards or provide c...

Organising pneumonia.

Organising pneumonia is defined pathologically by the presence in the distal air spaces of buds of granulation tissue progressing from fibrin exudates to loose collagen containing fibroblasts (fig 1). 2 The lesions occur predominantly within the alveolar spaces but are often associated with buds of granulation tissue occupying the bronchiolar lumen (bronchiolitis obliterans). This pathological ...