NSCMID The Nordic Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases 33rd Annual Meeting, September 2016, Rovaniemi, Finland
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1 NSCMID 2016 The Nordic Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases 33rd Annual Meeting, September 2016, Rovaniemi, Finland
2 Thursday 15 September :30 15:00 MSD Presymposium Increased resistance, decreased options: how to improve outcomes in challenging infections 15:30 17:30 Mini-course Antimicrobial resistance mechanisms and future Chair: Jaana Vuopio (Finland) Antimicrobial resistance mechanisms what s new? Antti Hakanen, Finland Antimicrobial resistance epidemiology Jari Jalava, Finland Genotypic antimicrobial susceptibility testing the use of whole genome sequencing Ørjan Samuelsen, Norway Inadequate antibiotic pipelines and international initiatives to stimulate innovation and Ursula Theuretzbacher, Austria sustainable use of antibiotics 17:30 18:30 Cocktail reception, Congress venue 19:00-22:00 Pre-congress dinner, Restaurant Panorama
3 Friday 16 September :30 11:00 CEPHEID Satellite symposium Avoiding antimicrobial resistance with the power of rapid diagnostics 11:30 13:00 GILEAD Satellite symposium Managing chronic hepatitis C in Finland: towards equal access and equal cure 14:30 14:45 Opening ceremony 14:45 16:15 Symposium 1 Microbes and us Chairs: Anu Kantele (Finland), Anders Johansson (Sweden) Biodiversity, microbes and allergic disease Tari Haahtela, Finland Microbes inside: from structures to solutions Willem de Vos, The Netherlands Colonization or disease? Jaana Vuopio, Finland 16:45 18:15 Symposium 2 Emerging viral threats Chairs: Tytti Vuorinen (Finland), Jan Egil Afset (Norway) How mad can influenza get? Sander Herfst, The Netherlands The human antibody response in dengue virus infection Gavin Screaton, UK Zika virus: fetal brain damage from mosquito bite Olli Vapalahti, Finland 18:15 18:45 General Assembly 19:30 22:00 Get-together dinner, Arktikum
4 Saturday 17 September :30 10:00 Symposium 3 The world is changing are we ready? Chairs: Hanna Nohynek (Finland), Lars Östergård (Denmark) How can we secure global health? Anni Virolainen-Julkunen, Finland Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC) one health Andreas Matussek, Sweden Are we ready for a world without antibiotics? Otto Cars, Sweden 10:30 12:00 Symposium 4 Vaccines in the limelight Chairs: Terho Heikkinen (Finland), Björn Blomberg (Norway) Zoster vaccines Timo Vesikari, Finland Meningococcal capsular group B vaccines where are we currently and what is on the horizon? Jamie Findlow, UK Pertussis re-emergence in the post- vaccine era, need for new vaccines? Camille Locht, France 13:30 14:15 Honorary lecture: Unusual diagnostics odd or emerging? Klaus Hedman, Finland 14:45 16:15 Symposium 5 Young invited scientists Chairs: Harri Saxén (Finland), Andreas Matussek (Sweden) Heat-resistance of Klebsiella pneumoniae impact on survival Erik Juncker Boll, Denmark Invasive infections caused by Fusobacterium necrophorum and Lemierre s syndrome: Clinical spectrum, screening for underlying thrombophilia and EBV Karin Holm, Sweden Effect of vaccination on pneumococci isolated from the middle ear and lower respiratory tract in Iceland Sigridur Julia Quirk, Iceland
5 Saturday 17 September :45 16:15 Symposium 5 Young invited scientists (cont) Chairs: Harri Saxén (Finland), Andreas Matussek (Sweden) Brincidofovir and ODBG-cidofovir: In vitro comparison of activity in JC polyomavirus infected glial cells Demography, clinical picture and treatment of dientamoebiasis between January 2007 and March 2012 in the Helsinki region, Finland Garth Daryl Tylden, Norway Jukka-Pekka Pietilä, Finland 16:45 18:15 Symposium 6 Infection control Chairs: Martti Vaara (Finland), Robert Leo Skov (Denmark) How to combat a large MRSA epidemic Jaana Syrjänen, Finland Antimicrobial stewardship in a Nordic setting results and experiences from Skåne, Sweden Fredrik Resman, Sweden Surface disinfection sense or nonsense? Brian Kristensen, Denmark 20:00 - Congress dinner, Restaurant Pohjanhovi
6 Sunday 18 September :00 10:15 Symposium 7 Year in infectious diseases Chairs: Terhi Tapiainen (Finland), Ingibjörg Hilmarsdottir (Iceland) Bacterial diseases Jan Kristian Damås, Norway Viral diseases Thea Kølsen Fischer, Denmark Year of outbreaks Herve Zeller, Sweden 10:45 12:00 Symposium 8 Sepsis slay the beast Chairs: Shahin Gaïni (Denmark), Magnus Gottfredsson (Iceland) Sepsis a neglected disease hard to spot and difficult to treat Adam Linder, Sweden Treatment of candidemia when and how Bart-Jan Kullberg, The Netherlands Short-incubation MALDI-TOF: booster in blood culture diagnostics Pentti Kuusela, Finland 12:00 12:10 Closing Closing of NSCMID 2016 Invitation to NSCMID 2017 Anu Kantele, President Shahin Gaïni, President Take-away lunch
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