This is a four-part series of reports on our experiences participating in overseas academic conferences. In this first installment, we will provide an overview of the conferences we attended.
AVAS (Australian Vascular Access Society) is,Specialty societies in the field of vascular access with a focus on AustraliaThe AVAS Scientific Meeting is an important scientific meeting that brings together clinicians, researchers, and technology innovators, and is held every two years, this time about an hour and a half train ride from Sydney.Novotel Wollongong Northbeach in the beautiful coastal city of WollongongThe event was held at the
The conference will consist of three days, with the first day, July 20Pre-Congress Workshopwas set up to provide opportunities for practical learning and interaction among the participants.
Maine Congresswas held on July 21-22 and featured lectures by prominent experts from Australia and abroad, the latest in vascular access technology, and discussions that will shape the future of the field.
The purpose of my participation was to understand global research trends in the field of vascular access and to see what differences there are in the level of research and clinical practice between Japan and the rest of the world. Dr. Hideto Yasuda, the Representative Director, invited me to participate with him, and with his great support in terms of language, we were able to share a valuable learning opportunity.
Next time,Pre-Congress WorkshopWe would like to introduce you to the following
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