Purpose
Purpose
Late-Breaking Abstract window for the 7th Forum on Respiratory Tract Infections is open from 6th January to 13th January 2025 for poster presentations.
Topics
Topics
Topics Covered
Antibiotic Resistance
Bacterial Infection
Bronchiectasis
Covid-19
Exacerbation
Influenza
Lung Microbiome
Molecular Diagnostics
Novel Approaches
NTM – Non-Tuberculosis Mycobacterial
Pleural Infection
Pneumonia
RSV – Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Tuberculosis
Vaccines
Viral Infection
Accepted abstract presenters will have the opportunity to:
- Poster presentation: Display your poster in front of the entire audience and briefly present your research + Q&A during the dedicated strolling poster sessions Further details on timing and schedule of the sessions will be shared in due time.
All presenters will receive the personal feedback of the Scientific Committee of the Forum who will provide useful advice for the development of the winners’ career as researchers and international conference faculty.
Concept
Concept
The Concept
Guidelines
Guidelines
Guidelines
Online submission
In order to participate in the selection process, please submit before 13 January 2025.
- Select the category “poster presentation”
- select the topic among the list, follow the instructions and complete your submission according to the rules.
Selection Criteria
The main selecting criteria will be the relevancy and scientific value of the abstract presented, evaluated by the Scientific Committee of the Forum. The choice will be made at the Committee discretion.
Acceptance
Notifications to submitters will be sent by the 20th of January 2025.
Abstracts will be accepted as poster presentations (please indicate your preference when submitting the abstract online).
Winners
RTI 2024
RTI 2024 Poster Presenters Winners
An Du Thinh
“Firstly, many thanks to the RTI committee and the organising team for the opportunity to present my poster at your recent forum. Our team hopes that this scoping review on Video-Observed Therapy (VOT) for TB will be something we can adapt into a manuscript and publish in a peer-review journal in the near future.
My name is An Du Thinh and I am based in Liverpool, United Kingdom, where I completed my Internal Medical Training (IMT) following medical school and foundation years in Sheffield. I have recently in 2023 completed a Master of Public Health (MPH) at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), where I also did the DTM&H back in 2018. This scoping review on VOT for TB was part of my MPH dissertation project. My long-term interests are in international public health and infectious diseases, and I hope to work for an NGO/MSF and eventually the WHO in the future.”
Daira Trusinska
“I am grateful for the opportunity to present a poster at the 6th Forum on Respiratory Tract Infections. This poster was based on a systematic review and meta-analysis our team recently carried out to identify the risk factors for poor outcomes in young children hospitalised with lower respiratory infections associated with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), SARS-CoV-2, and influenza.
I am currently a PhD student in Medical Informatics at the University of Edinburgh with a keen interest in epidemiology of respiratory infections and health data science. My PhD project aims to characterise RSV infection in young children and to explore the association between RSV infection in early childhood and the development of asthma or recurrent wheezing in later childhood using Scottish electronic health records.”
