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Standing Committee on Epidemiology and Health Services Research
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Report to the General Assembly in Prague, June 2001
At the last EULAR congress in Nice this standing committee held an educational symposium on "Clinical Epidemiology in Practice". This initiative was very well received and highly appreciated by the participants. Therefore, the committee organised a similar symposium at this congress.
The standing committee will together with the standing committee chairmen of "Education and Training" (Professor A Woolf) and "International Clinical Studies, including Clinical Trials" (Professor P van Riel) provide a course on Clinical Epidemiology, including clinical trials and selected topics in Bucharest, Romania from 29 September to 5 October 2001. Currently, the maximum number of participants for these small group tutorials is 40 people from eastern European countries, which has almost been reached.
The standing committee has started its own web site. Electronic
communication will facilitate contact between members
of the committee, and the committee is still willing
and able to co-opt interested people
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