PID Care in Development


Welcome to the Working Party 'PID Care in Development'.


Welcome to the PID Care in Development WP

The PID Care in Development Working Party (PIDCD WP) was established at the 2006 ESID Meeting in Budapest. Based on the success of the J Project in East-Europe over the past years, it was proposed that an ESID-associated working party with global European responsibility should be organized. The major aim of the PIDCD WP is to improve PID patient care, professional collaboration, and patient group activity in European countries/regions with low number of registered PID patients, and possibly inappropriate diagnostic facilities and treatment measures. To this end the WP should establish professional contacts in these regions, promote organization of educational meetings on PID which would allow on site discussion of PID care, diagnostic and therapeutic practices and problems, definition of specific areas to be improved and to be supported by ESID and other European professional and heath care groups, institutions, companies, and foundations. Updating regional PID registries, establishing local PID working groups, establishing PID patients’ groups and nurses’ group are also important goals and aims.
Please join and become an active member of this new Working Party!
László Maródi


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PID Awareness in East-Central Europe-J Project

The aims of this project are as follows:
1. To organize professional meetings on PID and related diseases in several East-European countries with low number of registered PID patients.
2. To discuss diagnostic and therapeutic practices and problems, and to define specific areas to be improved and to be supported by other European groups, institutions, companies, and foundations.
3. Updating national PID registries
4. Establishing PID professional working groups
5. Establishing PID patients, groups

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