Sierra leone | Jul 29 - AUG 3, 2024
First International West Africa Symposium & Workshops on Infectious Disease
Hosted by the University of Sierra Leone and the Quantitative Biosciences Institute of UC San Francisco
Our 5-day program
Symposium
Kono Clinic Visit
Symposium
July 29-30
Bring and expose leaders in the international infectious disease community from within Africa and beyond, together in Freetown, Sierra Leone to describe the state of the art in infectious disease research on a number of key pathogens relevant to the region.
We invite abstract submissions for our symposium poster
July 29-30
Bring and expose leaders in the international infectious disease community from within Africa and beyond, together in Freetown, Sierra Leone to describe the state of the art in infectious disease research on a number of key pathogens relevant to the region.
We invite abstract submissions for our symposium poster session.
DEADLINE EXTENDED: Due at 11:59pm GMT, May 31st.
Travel and housing recommendations here.
Workshops
Kono Clinic Visit
Symposium
July 31-August 3
Lead training, workshops and capacity building that our team is uniquely positioned to provide for the benefit of scientists working in West Africa and beyond. These are developed in close collaboration with partners on the ground who helped tailor our offerings to the specific local needs.
DEADLINE EXTENDED: Due at 11:59pm GMT, May 31st.
Kono Clinic Visit
Kono Clinic Visit
Kono Clinic Visit
Showcase efficiency in health praxis as exemplified by local actors in Sierra Leone at the Wellbody Clinic. Participants will discuss factors that contribute to fragmentation, the impact on efficiency of systems and sustainability of interventions, and persistent barriers to achieving sustainable improvements in health system performance.
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