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Dear colleagues,Philip van der Wees May 2010

Looking back at my first week I can declare that I am very proud to be the new Chair of G-I-N.

We just experienced a fantastic congress in the wonderful setting of Chicago, with almost 450 colleagues from 31 countries around the world. High quality presentations and debate about current developments in the field of guidelines: that is what our Network is about.

We also held our first meeting with the new G-I-N Board of Trustees. We set priorities for actions, based on the Network's long term strategy discussed with our members during the 2010 Annual General Meeting. Our three priorities for the coming year are: to determine future directions for our annual conference, to ensure the generation of deliverables and tools for use by our members, and to better communicate who we are: the world leading organization for collaboration in guideline development, adaptation and implementation.

Rest me to say that we are only able to do this thanks to the invaluable efforts of our members in the various committees, working groups, and communities. I am looking forward to our present and future collaborations. Thank you all for contributing to our Network.

 

Philip van der Wees, Netherlands

Chair of the G-I-N Board 2010/2011

 
What's New
Assessment of the G-I-N 2010 C...
Help us improving our events by providing your feedback on the conference Aug 27, 2010
Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees Aug 27, 2010
Brochure G-I-N 2010 English
Brochure G-I-N 2010 English Aug 26, 2010
Brochure G-I-N 2010 Spanish
Brochure G-I-N 2010 Spanish Aug 26, 2010
G-I-N 2010 Abstracts journal s...
G-I-N 2010 Abstracts journal supplement.pdf Jul 19, 2010
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Documents in the library
Osteodensitometrie bei primär...

IQWiG (DE) - Institute for Quality and Efficiency in Health Care

Osteodensitometrie bei primärer und sekundärer Osteoporose

Status:
Published
Date of publication:
Jun 23, 2010
Breastfeeding problems (CKS To...

SCHIN (GB) - Sowerby Centre for Health Informatics at Newcastle

Breastfeeding problems (CKS Topic)

Status:
In development
Expected date of publication:
Jan 01, 2011
Greater trochanteric pain synd...

SCHIN (GB) - Sowerby Centre for Health Informatics at Newcastle

Greater trochanteric pain syndrome (trochanteric bursitis) (CKS Topic)

Status:
In development
Expected date of publication:
Jan 01, 2011
Olecranon bursitis (CKS Topic)

SCHIN (GB) - Sowerby Centre for Health Informatics at Newcastle

Olecranon bursitis (CKS Topic)

Status:
In development
Expected date of publication:
Jan 01, 2011
Home oxygen therapy (CKS Topic...

SCHIN (GB) - Sowerby Centre for Health Informatics at Newcastle

Home oxygen therapy (CKS Topic)

Status:
In development
Expected date of publication:
Jan 01, 2011
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