Scholingsagenda

On behalf of EAACI and the Turkish National Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (TNSACI), the organizing committee is happy to welcome you to the EAACI Allergy School on Anaphylaxis: Causes, Prevention and Management, taking place in Izmir, Turkey, 19-21 March 2020.
Anaphylaxis with its life-threatening potential has always been one of the most important emergencies for all clinicians. Therefore, it is essential to review the information we have in order to keep up with the recent advancements. In lectures and interactive workshops, we will discuss the causes, initiators and cofactors of anaphylaxis, possible preventive measures and management of anaphylaxis. Representatives from the Pediatric Section, Drug Allergy Interest Group and working groups on Biologicals and Hymenoptera Venom Hypersensitivity of EAACI will chair the related workshops and simulation-based hands-on CPR following anaphylaxis will be provided by anaesthesiologists. The participants will have the opportunity to communicate with the experts, practice implementation workshops and moreover present their work either orally or as paper posters.

Izmir, the third biggest city located in the west coast of Turkey, is filled with history and offers a spectacular coastal view. It is also easily reachable from its international airport.
Within the social programme, participants will enjoy the visit to Ephesus, the 3000 year-old ancient Greek city, and will see the majestic amphitheatre, the first psychiatric hospital and the third largest library in the ancient world.

We are delighted to welcome you to the Allergy School on Anaphylaxis: Causes, Prevention and Management and we look forward to seeing you in Izmir!

Educational Aims

The rate of allergic diseases is increasing every year worldwide in all age groups. Respiratory allergy, food, drug as well as insect allergy are the most prevalent conditions in clinical practice. Anaphylaxis is a clinical emergency with a life-threatening potential related to all allergies and for every age group.

Since clinical diagnosis is based on recognition of various presenting features of anaphylaxis, healthcare professionals should be familiar with the symptoms of anaphylaxis and its management interventions. This can only be achieved by early recognition, risk factor assessment and proper management of the patients. The most appropriate management strategies can only be achieved by the education of all healthcare providers with the most recent scientific evidence in order to reduce morbidity or mortality rates.

The goal of the EAACI Allergy School on Anaphylaxis: Etiology, Prevention and Management is to look deeper into the most recent evidence and research related to the basic and clinical aspects of anaphylaxis, and discuss this with young allergists, fellows and researchers coming from all over the world. Up-to-date scientific knowledge will be shared with the participants and implementation workshops will be run in various topics related to anaphylaxis.
More specifically, the causes, initiators and cofactors of anaphylaxis, possible preventive measures and management will be discussed in detail through lectures and interactive sections.

In addition, this friendly and interactive platform will provide young researchers with the opportunity to develop international networks and collaborations, and enable them to get in contact with the senior researchers and experts in the field of allergy.
Participants will also be provided with the opportunity to present and discuss their own research studies in poster and oral presentation sessions.

Expected learning outcomes

After the course attendants will be able to:

• learn epidemiology and understand the underlying mechanisms of anaphylaxis
• recognize the causes, risks, cofactors and comorbidities of anaphylaxis
• diagnose anaphylaxis and familiarise themselves with endotypes and phenotypes of anaphylaxis in both paediatric and adult patients
• know the biomarkers and other diagnostic tools that are being used
• learn the management of anaphylaxis
• perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• apply preventive measures of anaphylaxis
• know the principles of drug related anaphylaxis and desensitization protocols
• know the principles of anaphylaxis due to venom allergy and venom immunotherapy
• know the recent evidence about implementation of oral immunotherapy in children with food allergy and evaluation of the risks for anaphylaxis
• discuss how to overcome anaphylaxis in challenging conditions (infant, pregnant, and elderly etc.)
• be aware of the use of biologicals in the prevention of anaphylaxis
• be familiar with common biologicals causing anaphylaxis

Target Audience

Young allergists, fellows in allergy, EAACI junior members, nurses working in allergy as well as professionals of allergy and those with a particular interest in allergy.

In order to achieve an intimate and collegial atmosphere, to leave plenty of space for discussion, create optimum conditions for practical aspects, and for a good communication platform, the number of international participants will be limited to around 120 international participants.

The 18^th Immunology Winter School on Basic Immunology Research in Allergy and Clinical Immunology will take place from 23 to 26 January 2020, in Chamonix, France. In the spectacular venue of Chamonix, in France, the meeting will follow previous Winter School’s structure, combining academic scientific discussions with winter sports.

Target Audience

This meeting is intended for pre- and post-doctoral scientists and clinicians from around the world who are junior members of EAACI and who are actively involved in basic or clinical immunology research in the field of allergy, asthma and clinical immunology.

Educational Aims

The goal of this meeting is to discuss advanced and up-to-date allergy and asthma related basic immunological research with 70 young scientists in a friendly scientific environment. In addition, there will be free time for relaxation, sports and exploration of the alpine area between the morning and afternoon sessions.
This meeting has high scientific standards and is aimed at young researchers and medical doctors who are active in the fields of allergy and immunology. Participation is by invitation only, on acceptance of your submitted abstract.

Expected Outcome and Potential Impact on Practice After this Winter School

Participants will receive state of the art training on immunological mechanisms, invloved in allergic and inflammatory responses. In addition, the highly interactive nature of the winter school provides a platform for establishing new collaborations and networks. By, attending this winter school, the participants will:

• Learn about novel developments in immunology with a focus on allergy and asthma

• Gain knowledge of other immunology research areas in allergy performed by other young investigators/research groups within EAACI

• Present and discuss their work and get feedback from experts in the field

• Form research networks with other researchers

• Young investigators will be able to interact and form new links network with senior experienced researchers

Geachte collega’s,

Na een zeer geslaagd lustrumsymposium in 2019 willen we u van harte

uitnodigen voor het 6e kinderallergologie symposium getiteld “Genen,

omgeving en atopie”. Dit symposium wordt georganiseerd door de

afdelingen kinderallergologie van het Erasmus MC Sophia, het WKZ en

de afdeling Allergologie van het Erasmus MC.

Na een forse stijging eind jaren ’80-’90 lijkt de atopische mars inmiddels

een plateaufase bereikt te hebben. Diverse theorieën, zoals de hygiëne

hypothese en de biodiversiteitshypothese, veronderstellen mechanismen

die ten grondslag liggen aan deze toename in atopie. In dit symposium

willen we de risicofactoren die een rol kunnen spelen bij de ontwikkeling

van atopische ziektebeelden wat meer toelichten.

Dr. P. Henneman, epigeneticus, zal een overzicht geven van de epigenetische

factoren in relatie tot allergie. Hierna zal Prof. Dr. G. Koppelman,

kinderlongarts, een overzicht geven hoe diverse omgevingsfactoren een

rol kunnen spelen bij het ontwikkelen van atopische ziekten.

In de interactieve workshops komen uiteenlopende actuele onderwerpen

aan bod, variërend van reacties na vaccinaties en NSAIDs tot problemen

bij vroege introductie en allergische reacties na granen of de meelmijt.

Graag verwelkomen wij u op het 6e Kinderallergologie Symposium op

vrijdag 17 april 2020 opnieuw bij locatie Inn Style in Maarssen.

Namens de organisatie van het Kinderallergologie Symposium,

Nicolette Arends, Joyce Emons, Roy Gerth van Wijk, Olivia Liem en

Yolanda Meijer

Accreditatie is aangevraagd bij NVK, NVvAKI, NVDV, KNO-vereniging, V&VN VS en NVD

Programma

Dagvoorzitters: Drs. Y. Meijer en Dr. N.J.T. Arends

09.00 – 09.30 uur Inschrijving en ontvangst met koffie

09.30 – 09.35 uur Opening

09.35 – 10.15 uur Omgeving en allergie

Prof. Dr. G.H. Koppelman

10.15 – 10.45 uur Epigenetica en allergie

Dr. P. Henneman

10.45 – 11.15 uur Koffie

11.15 – 12.30 uur Workshopronde 1

12.30 – 13.30 uur Lunch

13.30 – 14.30 uur Workshopronde 2

14.40 – 15.40 uur Workshopronde 3

15.40 – 16.00 uur Thee

16.00 – 16.30 uur Allergie en huisdieren: kat erin of eruit?

Prof.dr. R. Gerth van Wijk vs Dr. H. de Groot

16.30 – 16.55 uur De grote Allergie Quiz

Drs. Y. Meijer en Dr. N.J.T. Arends

16.55 uur Afsluiting

Drs. Y. Meijer en Dr. N.J.T. Arends

Geachte collega’s,

Met trots presenteren we u het eerste gezamenlijke symposium kindermaag-darm-leverziekten en –allergologie!

Dit symposium is de gelegenheid om uw kennis over de laatste ontwikkelingen in de kindermaag-darm-leverziekten

en -allergologie te vergroten. Wij bieden u een programma aan waarin de focus zal liggen op de raakvlakken tussen

beide vakgebieden. U krijgt een update over veel voorkomende onderwerpen in uw spreekkamer zoals gluten,

koemelk en voedselallergie. Ook zullen de meest voorkomende eosinofiele ziektebeelden aan bod komen. Om u naar

huis te laten gaan met zowel voldoende theoretisch als praktische kennis, bestaat het programma uit plenaire sessies

gevolgd door interactieve workshops.

Het complete dagprogramma vindt u hiernaast; we hopen u van harte te mogen verwelkomen op 25 september

2020. En dit allemaal op een unieke, inspirerende locatie: de Apenheul!

Met vriendelijke groet, namens D.E.-A.A.P. commissie,

Anders van Thuijl, Joery Goede, Eva Koffeman, Tim de Meij, Gerbrich van der Meulen,

Marieke Zijlstra, Timo Verheggen, Caroline Veldhuis-Hogen Esch

Programma van 8.45-17.00

Ontvangst

• Welkom door Anders van Thuijl
• Presentatie ‘De laatste ontwikkelingen in de kinderallergologie en – MDL’ sprekers: Hans de Groot en Bart Koot
• Presentatie ‘Koemelk: de aap uit de mouw – van lactose intolerantie tot koemelkallergie en FPIES. Sprekers: Anemone van den Berg en Joyce Emons
• Koffiepauze
• Presentatie ‘Gluten overgevoeligheid: een broodje aap? Van coeliakie tot tarwe-allergie’. Sprekers: Kim Brand en Margreet Wessels
• Workshop 1 ‘Casuïstiek gluten en koemelk’
• Lunch en korte rondleiding door de Apenheul
• Presentatie ‘Recht voor z’n raap: eosinofiele ziektebeelden’. Sprekers: Daniëlle Hendriks en Helga Merkun-Wieland
• Presentatie ‘Aap, noot.. pinda: voedselallergie. Anno 2020: van preventie tot behandeling’. Sprekers: Ted Klok en Lonneke Landzaat
• Theepauze
• Workshop 2 ‘Casuïstiek eosinofiele ziektebeelden en voedselallergie’
• Presentatie ‘Waarom apen vlooien’. Spreker: Drs. Patrick van Veen, gedragsbioloog
• Afsluiting door Joery Goede