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Date: 1-4 September 2000. Location: Parker Institute, Frederiksberg Hospital, DK-2000, Frederiksberg Denmark. Tel: +45 3816 4155. Arranged by: EULAR Standing Committee for Education and Training in collaboration with the Parker Institute, Frederiksberg Hospital. Participants: Trainees in rheumatology, PhD students, postgraduate therapists, and others involved in the management of those with musculoskeletal conditions. Fee: Kr3000 (covers all meals, but not accommodation). Accommodation can be arranged for about Kr500 a night at a hotel (single room), Kr350 (double room), Kr150 (youth hostel). Registration: Before 15 August 2000. Please send by email the following details: name, educational background, institution, address including email, telephone, and fax numbers, and send by post a cheque for Kr3000 to cover the registration fee. Further information: Henning Bliddal (email: henning.bliddal@fh.hosp.dk).
StaffAnthony Woolf, professor of rheumatology, Truro, England
Christian Antoni, specialist in rheumatology, Erlangen, Germany
Bente Danneskiold-Samsøe, MD, DMSc, specialist
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