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LAST WEEK TO REGISTER!
Registration will close October 14th 

IX Balearic Meeting of European Residents

and Young GPs of Ibamfic

"The Closer, the Stronger"

October 28th-29th 2022

 

It has been already 10 years, since a group of young General Practitioners full of energy and illusion came up with the "Balearic Meeting" project.

Throughout these years, we have gone through many difficulties, but none of them have kept us from celebrating our well known congress between September and October every year. Even during the Covid-19 pandemic a first Virtual Meeting was made, in order to not lose our annual date.  

 

The IX BM will be held in Palma de Mallorca on October 28th and 29th of 2022. In this ninth edition, we have joined forces again, and as you can remember from last year, this congress is not only from and for doctors anymore, but also from and for nurses who play an essential role in Primary Care. We see our job at Primary Care as the result of good teamwork. Hence the motto *The closer, the stronger*, because that is how we see Family and Community medicine and nursing, as a common project, whose results would never be favorable if we did not work as a team.

 

Sessions will be taught mostly by GP and Nurse expert in each one of the subjects and the official language of the Meeting will be English (Easy English format).

One more time, assistants will be able to increase their participation in the event by sending scientific works (research, professional experiences, clinical cases...). We keep listening your great feedbacks and since last year, we will receive again EXTERNAL WORKSHOP. So check on our Scientific Programme Guidelines to register your own workshop to the Conference. We are looking for 75-minute interactive group sessions focusing on relevant topics for general practitioners or family physicians. It could also be focused on practical skills training. Keep in mind our topic for this year!

 

As usual, the Meeting has been organized without the participation of the pharmaceutical industry, with a low cost format, to promote the assistance of young doctors.

We are working with great enthusiasm so that you can enjoy a unique and unforgettable experience. The Balearic Society of Family and Community Medicine encourages you to participate in this Meeting; you will not be disappointed!!!

Scientific Programme

Friday 28th

8:00-9:00h Registration

9:00-9:15h Welcome ceremony. Dr Yaiza Regás Merino

9:15h-10h Plenary session: "A focus on community medicine". Dr. Catalina Núñez Jiménez and Trinidad Planas Juan 

10h-10:45h Plenary session: "Eye care in Primary Care". Dr. Elisa Cartagena Pelai

10:45h-11:15h Coffee break  

11:15h-12h Posters Exposition 

12:00-12:45 Plenary session: "Health and influence of gender". Dr. Daniela Blanco Echezuria

13:00h-15:00h Lunch break 

15:00h-18:00h Workshops to choose:

    15:00-16.15h Basic and Advanced CPR (3h), Minor Surgery, Spirometry, Rehabilitation on Pelvic Floor or External Workshop (pending selection among the candidates).

    16.30-18h Minor Surgery, Spirometry, New Oral Anticoagulants, Emergency Traumatology on Primary Care or External Workshop (pending selection among the candidates).

 

Saturday 29th

9:00h-9:15h Registration

9:15h-10h Sesión: "Calendario de vacunación para toda la vida. ¿Qué sabemos?" (Spanish) Dr. Mariló Lasheras Carbajo

10:00h-10.45h Coffee break

1045.h -11:30h Posters Exposition

11:30h-12:15h Plenary session: "Obesity and oral antidiabetic drugs". Dr. Mercedes Noval

12.15h-13h Oral communications

13:00h Trivial

13:30h Awards and Closing Cerimony

 

 

 

 

Presentation Guidelines

WORKSHOPS SUBMISSION DEADLINE: CLOSED

Be a part of the Balearic Meeting! We are looking for 75-minute interactive group sessions focusing on relevant topics for general practitioners or family physicians. It could also focus on practical skills training. All Workshops submitted will be evaluated by the Committe and selected in order of their connection to the topic, interest in primary care and teamwork vision of our practice. Selected Workshop's Main Presenter will be contacted directly by the BM Team.

FORMAT

- Title: Maximum 2 lines.

- Authors: The order in which the names appear will be used for editing certificates and may not be modified after submission. A maximum of 6 authors is permitted.

-Corresponding author: Full name, email and telephone (or fax). All information about the status of the communication will be send exclusively to the Corresponding Author.

- Affiliations: Center/institute, city and country.

- Keywords: 3 keywords, included into the Medical Subject Headings List (Mesh terms).

The main text, RESUME, of the workshop's abstract must not exceed 350 words and it must contain the most relevant information as background, objectives, methods (how would be developed the Workshop during the 75 inutes). Abbreviations must be avoided, but if used, they should be indicated in parentheses and the full term should precede its first use. No figures, graphs, tables, acknowledgments and references must be included. Neither data about author affiliation (Center/institute, city and country) nor health center identification must appear in the RESUME section.  

 

ABSTRACTS SUBMISSION DEADLINE: CLOSED

Scientific communications and clinical reports related to Family Medicine will be admitted. You may also submit contributions on research projects (even in the absence of the final results), experiences relevant to Family Medicine and Critical Incidents from your GP Residence and/or in your experience as Young GP.

All works must be submitted in ENGLISH.

At least one of the authors must be fully registered in the meeting. 

At least one of the authors must be a Young GP or GP Resident.

 

FORMAT AND CONTENT OF COMMUNICATIONS

 

Type of communication:

   • Original research

   • Research Projects

   • Clinical cases

   • Experiences

   • Critical Incidents (from GP Residence and/or Young GP experience)

 

ABSTRACTS

 

All communications must contain the following basic information:

- Title: Maximum 2 lines.

- Authors: The order in which the names appear will be used for editing certificates and may not be modified after submission.

-Corresponding author: Full name, email and telephone (or fax). All information about the status of the communication will be send exclusively to the Corresponding Author.

- Affiliations: Center/institute, city and country.

- Keywords: 3 keywords, included into the Medical Subject Headings List (Mesh terms).

The main text of the abstract must not exceed 350 words and it must contain the most relevant information as background, objectives, methods, results (in case of original reports and projects), conclusions and scope. Abbreviations must be avoided, but if used, they should be indicated in parentheses and the full term should precede its first use. No figures, graphs, tables, acknowledgments and references must be included. Neither data about author affiliation (Center/institute, city and country) nor health center identification must appear in the abstract section.  

An author can figure in a maximum of 6 abstracts.

 

ORIGINAL RESEARCH/RESEARCH PROJECT  

You have the opportunity to present an original report or research project. You can also present the protocol of some Project pending to perform (in which case the results and conclusions may be absent). The abstract will be structured in the following sections:

· Introduction: Explain why you did the study or provide the background for the paper.

· Methods: Describe the context and setting of the study, specify the study design, population, sampling strategy, intervention (if applicable), identify the

main study variables, data collection instruments and procedures and outline analysis methods.

· Results: Report on data collection and/or recruitment, the participants, present key findings with respect to the central research question and secondary findings.

· Discussion: Place for interpreting the results explaining the main findings of the study, discussing the main results with reference to previous research, explaining policy and practice implications of the results and limitations of the study.

· Conclusions: You can state inferences or speculations and offer perspectives for future work.

 

 

 

CRITICAL INCIDENT

This group of communications offers you the chance of presenting those events occurred during your clinical practice whose outcome has surprised you, troubled you or induced an self-reflexion. It doesn’t need to be a “critical” situation for its severity, but a situation that it has taken you to make a critique about it.

The abstract will include a maximum of 350 words and will be structured in the following sections:

· Case description: information, context, emotions, confrontation of the situation and outcome.

· Presented dilemmas: questions, reflexions that the situation brought to yourself.

· Learning objectives

· Discussion: importance of the topic of this critical incident, opinions based or not in scientific evidence, teaching extracted from it.

 

CLINICAL CASE/ CASE REPORT

The communication of clinical cases will be focused in the Primary Care environment, in which a follow up or a diagnose have been made, with or without the help of Secondary Care, but where the labor of the GP has been relevant.

The abstract will include a maximum of 350 words and will be structured in the following sections:

· Case presentation: environment, relevant background, actual complaints and relevant information from interview

· Physical examination

· Clinical judgement: including differential diagnosis

· Management: complementary tests, treatment and evolution.

· Conclusions

 

EXPERIENCE

You can present innovative experiences about assistance, teaching or any other kind that, by its approach or by its results, may be of special interest to those attending the congress. The abstract will be structured in the following sections:

· Objectives of the experience: what did you pretend to achieve when you thought about organizing this experience and why did you think it could be relevant to carry it out.

· Description of the experience

· Results: outcome of the experience

· Conclusions: what makes this experience important to be presented and what can bring to other professionals who would like to apply it.

 

SUBMISSION

 

Authors must fully fill the electronic form of the bottom at this section.

Remember that Neither data about author affiliation (Center/institute, city and country) nor health center identification must appear in the abstract section.

In case of doubt contact to: scientificbalearicmeeting@gmail.com.

 

ACCEPTANCE

Scientific Committee will send a confirmation letter by email to inform if the abstract was accepted or rejected. In order to be admitted, at least one member of the team must be registered in the Meeting.

 

DEFENSE

Oral communications: Power Point format is recommended. Limit of oral presentation: 6 minutes. Discussion and questions: 2 minutes. Power Point file must be delivered to Scientific Committee on September 6th during the welcome-registration period.

We will use only electronic poster this year (to reduce paper waste).

Electronic posters: E-posters consist in a single Power Point slide that will be displayed on a TV screen. Authors must use the official poster template provided by the Meeting and send it by email at least one week before the meeting begins.

The best Oral communication will receive a certificate at the Awards Ceremony.

 

Awards for communications

 

- Best Communication Award

Contact: scientificbalearicmeeting@gmail.com

 

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