EULAR EMEUNET Sub-Committees

The EMEUNET Sub-Committees (Education, Social Media, Peer Mentoring, Visibility and Global Affairs, Newsletter, Country Liaison - hereinafter each "Sub-Committee") have been established by the EULAR Board in accordance with the statutes of EULAR and the 
by-laws of the Committee.

The Sub-Committees support EULAR's and the Committee's objective, with the aim to organise and promote EMEUNET’s activities. The Sub-Committees do not pursue gainful or self-help purposes. 

EMEUNET Sub-Committees Regulations            

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The Sub-Committee Education has the objective to improve the clinical and scientific knowledge among young rheumatologists and researchers (trainees and specialists included), working in the field of rheumatology in Europe and beyond.

Members

Chair: Pierre-Antoine Juge, France 

Saverio La Bella, Italy 

Claudia Cobilinschi, Romania 

Guillermo Carvajal Alegria, France 

Yvonne Tan, Malaysia/UK 

Olivier Fakih, France 

Rudresh Shukla, UK 

Wan Lin Ng, Malaysia/Ireland 

Renske Meijer, Netherlands

 
 



The Sub-Committee Social Media has the objective to contact young rheumatologists through the use of emails, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms for sharing information from conferences and meetings of interest; to keep young rheumatologist in the world informed and involved in educational, clinical and research activities.

Members

Co-Chair: Tania Gudu, UK/Romania 

Co-Chair: Sytske Anne Bergstra, Netherlands 

Victoria Sadovici-Bobeica, Moldova 

Miranda van Lunteren, Netherlands 

Omar Dhrif, Tunisia/France 

Claudia Iannone, Italy 

Mustafa Ekici, Turkey 

Bayram Farisogullari, Turkey/UK 

Clementina López-Medina, Spain 

Nikolaos Vlachogiannis, Greece 

Alessandra Bettiol, Italy 

Margarida Lucas Rocha, Portugal 

Clara Mistegaard, Denmark 

Gagandeep Sukhija, United Kingdom  

 
 


The Sub-Committee Peer Mentoring has the objective to help young rheumatologists to increase access and information, to interact with mentors and leading clinicians/researchers in the field of rheumatology and to encourage the exchanges between peers.

Members

Chair: Mert Öztaş, Turkey 

Deniz Bayraktar, Bulgaria/Turkey 

Jelena Colic, Serbia 

Jan Schirmer, Germany 

Shalaleh Karkon, Canada/Ireland 

Sarah Dyball, UK 

Lisa Christ, Germany/Switzerland 

Andreu Fernandez-Codina, Spain 

Agata Schramm-Luc, Poland

 
 


The Sub-Committee Visibility and Global affairs has the objective to increase awareness around the world about EMEUNET.

Members

Chair: Krystel Aouad, Lebanon/France 

Rositsa Dacheva, Bulgaria 

Milena Bond, Italy 

Roba Ghossan, Lebanon/France 

Magda Osipyan, Armenia 

Alejandro Gómez Gómez, Spain 

Valentina Pucino, Italy/UK 

Emanuele Bozzalla Cassione, Italy 

Alessandro Tomelleri, Italy 

Myriam Reisch, Germany

 
 


The Sub-Committee Newsletter has the objective to keep young rheumatologists and researchers in the field updated on activities and latest news of EMEUNET, as well as any upcoming events, new projects and other information that could be considered as useful.

Members

Chair: Anastasia Madenidou, UK 

Giovanni Fulvio, Italy 

Jacob Koopman, Netherlands 

Antony Psarras, Greece/UK 

Ana Isabel Rebollo-Giménez , Spain 

Stephanie Ling, UK 

Victoria Konzett, Austria 

Cécile PHILIPPOTEAUX, France 

Elvis Hysa, Albania/Italy 

Hannah den Braanker, Netherlands 

Maxime Melchior, Belgium

 
 

 

The Sub-Committee Country Liaison has the objective to share EMEUNET / EULAR information, to encourage and support the country liaisons and to keep its network active, to prepare and update EMEUNET advertising materials, to increase the visibility of the country liaisons and their actions.

Members

Chair: Cristiana Sieiro Santos, Portugal 

Rym Abida, Tunisia/UK 

Alexandros Panagiotopoulos, Greece 

Bohdana Doskaliuk, Ukraine 

Fernando Jose Montero Reyes, Paraguay/Spain 

Cristina Macía-Villa, Spain 

Piotr Kuszmiersz, Poland 

Rebecca Hasseli, Germany 

Ufuk Ilgen, Turkey 

Alvaro Gomez, Chile (Sweden) 

Marc SCHERLINGER, France 

Jennifer Amsler, Switzerland

 
 


The aims of the Country Liaison Sub-committee are:

  1. To promote and distribute EMEUNET / EULAR information 
    Reach and attract young rheumatologists and/or researchers (trainees and specialists included, <40 years of age) in every country to become members and to participate in EMEUNET/ EULAR activities.

    For this, we support and work closely with the country liaisons, on whom we rely to:
    1. Disseminate information prepared by EMEUNET (e.g. newsletters, courses, job opportunities, surveys, etc.) to the young rheumatologists and researchers in rheumatology within their countries.
    2. Perform and report back on national activities meant to increase the visibility and adherence to EMEUNET within their countries.
    3. Keep in touch and give feedback / suggestions.

  2. To encourage and support the country liaisons and keep the Country Liaison network active
    Our sub-committee actively promotes EMEUNET at a national level: visibility at national meetings, comprehensive and updated email lists, etc. For this, we send out periodic reminders and materials, organize regular TC, and are always available for queries. 

  3. To prepare and update EMEUNET advertising materials
    We have designed a collection of EMEUNET advertising material in a ready-to-use kit serving as resources for the activity of the Country Liaisons. These materials include a slide deck, a number of flyers and posters, etc.

  4. To increase the visibility of the Country Liaisons and their actions
    Each year, we host the Country Liaison meeting during the EULAR Congress, exclusively tailored for Country Liaisons. Our sub-committee oversees the Country Liaison Newsletter in conjunction with the Newsletter Sub-committee. Additionally, we provide routine updates on the activities of Country Liaisons across EMEUNET's social media platforms, in partnership with the Social Media Sub-committee.


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