Thursday, November 21st, 2019
	International Ophthalmology Teaching Day (mandatory for assistants UNIGE, UNIL)
1.30pm	Registration	Panel: Dr Naama Hammel, Pr Nitin Verma, Dr Tarek Sharawy
2pm	Introduction and Welcoming	Pre Gabriele Thumann & Dr Andreas Kreis M Silvio Dolzan: Scientific Journalist & CJ (Radio Télévision Suisse)
2.05pm	Introduction into International Ophthalmology	Dr Marcus Schulze-Schwering, Germany (Uni Tübingen, DOG)
3.10pm	Glaucoma in Low Resource Countries of the Asia Pacific Region	Dr Mitchell Lawlor, Australia (ETEP, RANZCO)
4pm	AIDS in Africa: The Look Through the Eye of an Infectiologist	Dre Camilla Rothe, Germany (LMU)
5.10pm	Anterior Segment: Challenges and Lessons Learned	Pr Martin Spitzer, Germany (UKE)
6pm	A Fellows Tales, SSO Fellow- East Timor Eye Program	Dr Daniel Lindegger, Switzerland (Uni Zürich)
7.30pm	Sponsored Dinner for Society Founding Meeting	(Founding Members only, tbc, info will follow)
Friday, November 22nd, 2019
7.30am	Registration
	GO and NGO: What brings the Future? Panel: Pr Rudolf Guthoff, Dr André Mermoud, Dr Silvio Mariotti
8am	Introduction into the NGO World	Dr Marcus Schulze-Schwering & Silvio Dolzan
8.05am	The Future of Humanitarian Response and Eye Care	Dr. Heiko Philippin (CBM, Uni Freiburg)
8.50am	Passing on the Baton to the Government (Vision 2030)	Pr Nitin Verma, Australia (ETEP, RANZCO)
9.40am	Innovative Financing	Dr Hyacinthe Atobian, Togo (Swiss Red Cross)
10.50am	Difficulties and Managing of Fundraising	Gabriel Müller, Switzerland (Director Light for the World)
11.40am	Is Aid in Africa any Different to the Rest of the Emerging Economies?	Pr Serge Resnikoff, Switzerland (ICO, ICTC, OPC)
	What Brings the Future of Aid? Panel: Pr Rudolf Guthoff, Dr André Mermoud, Dr Silvio Mariotti
2pm	Introduction of the Global Players in International  Ophthalmology	Dr A. Kreis & Mr Silvio Dolzan
2.05pm	What is International Ophthalmology Trying to Achieve?	Pr Serge Resnikoff, Switzerland (ICO, ICTC, OPC)
3pm	AI in Ophthalmology: Google Health	Dre Naama Hammel, USA (Google Health)
4.20pm	The Future of WHO-Ophthalmologie	Dr Silvio Mariotti, Switzerland (WHO)
5.20pm	The Worldbank and the Future of Aid	Toomas Palu, Switzerland (WorldBank)
7.30pm	ESIO-Dinner for Speakers (Biotech Institute)
Saturday, November 23rd, 2019
	The Project Day: Rapid Fire Panel: Dr Mitchell Lawlor, Dr Tarek Sharawy, Prof Nitin Verma
8am	Registration
9am	Welcome & Introduction Project Day	Dr A Kreis
9.05am	The Dutch Project	Dr Jan Geert Bollemeijer, Netherlands
9.25am	Malawi Eye Project and University of Tübingen Training Program	Dr Markus Schulze Schwering, Germany (Uni Tübingen, DOG)
9.50am	Pediatric cataract surgery in Africa –Switching from  retrospective to postoperative study in the DRC	Pr Rudolf Guthoff, Germany (DKVB, DOG)
10.15am	Global Trachoma Mapping Project and Tropical Data	Dre Emma Harding-Esch, United Kingdom (LSHTM)
11am	The ICO Fellowship Program	Pr Peter Gabel, Germany (ICO, DKVB, DOG)
11.25am	The Mercy Ship and Vision For All: Four Years of Cooperation	Dre Ana Vergamota & Dr José Da Silva, Portugal (Vision for All)
11.50am	Vitreoretinal Surgery in Africa	Dr Piet Noe, Rwanda (Vision for All)
12.15pm	Creating a Congenital Glaucoma Network: Challenges and Rewards	Dr Tarek Shaarawy, Switzerland (Uni Geneva)
2pm	Eye care in the Karnali zone of Nepal: A Non Governmental Eye Care	Dr Red Cross, Nepal (Swiss Red Cross)
2.25pm	Experiences from Belize Council for the Visually Impaired	Carla Ayres Musa, Belize (BCVI)
2.50pm	An app that makes it easy to refer patients: Lessons from South Africa	Dr William Mapham, South Africa (Uni Stellenbosch/Vulamobile)

Anmeldeschluss 10.11.2019

Hinweis deadline for an inscription

Fachärzte/-innen	Gebühren ab 75,00 CHF
Ärzte/-innen in Weiterbildung	Gebühren ab 70,00 CHF

 

Registration required. Please contact the organizer for further information.

Zertifizierung beantragt für 18 CME Punkte bei der European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME)
18 Points FMH (extended continuous education)