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C’est bientôt la date limite pour soumettre un abstract !

Il n’est pas trop tard pour soumettre votre abstract pour le Congrès mondial 2022 de la FMH qui aura lieu à Montréal l’an prochain. La date limite est en effet le 22 novembre 2021 à 23h59 (heure de Montréal). Les soumissions doivent être faites uniquement en ligne via la page dédiée aux abstracts, et non par courriel.

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Il n’est pas trop tard pour soumettre votre abstract pour le Congrès mondial 2022 de la FMH qui aura lieu à Montréal l’an prochain. La date limite est en effet le 22 novembre 2021 à 23h59 (heure de Montréal). Les soumissions doivent être faites uniquement en ligne via la page dédiée aux abstracts, et non par courriel.

Les abstracts devront se concentrer sur les approches médicales ou multidisciplinaires de l’hémophilie. Pour la toute première fois lors d’un Congrès, les présentations d’abstracts pourront se faire en présentiel ou bien virtuellement. Les auteurs et autrices sélectionné·es auront l’occasion de présenter leur abstract, de participer aux sessions libres et à un « tour éclair » – un événement regroupant des présentations de trois minutes par chaque auteur sur son sujet principal, suivies de cinq minutes de questions de la part de ses collègues. Vous aussi, partagez vos connaissances et prenez part aux discussions en faisant connaître vos travaux au monde entier !

Cliquez ici pour savoir comment soumettre votre abstract.

Congrès mondial 2022 de la FMH

8 – 11 mai 2022

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