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Scientific Program Committee (SPC) Meeting Clement C.Y. Tham, BM, BCh, FCOphthHK Chair, Scientific Program Committee WOC2018 Barcelona Scientific Program Committee Meeting October 17, 2016 | AAO 2016 Chicago WOC2018 Update Elena Barraquer, MD on behalf of Rafael Barraquer, MD, WOC2018 President Rafael Barraquer, MD Hosted by the WOC2018 President Spanish Society of Ophthalmology (SEO) José Luis Encinas Martín, MD, PhD Co-hosted by the SEO President European Society of Ophthalmology (SOE) and Spanish Society of Implant-Refractive Ocular Surgery (SECOIR) Local Organizing Committee José Manuel Benitez del Castillo José Alfonso Ramon Lorente Moore Alfonso Arias Puente José García Arumí Elena Barraquer Maribel Canut José Lamarca Jeroni Nadal woc2018.org In Partnership with the Catalan Society of Ophthalmology (SCO) and Barraquer Institute (BI) SOCIAL EVENTS woc2018.org Social Event: Welcome Reception - Saturday, June 16 Location: Fira, Hall 8.1 Open to all WOC registrants woc2018.org Social Event: 5K Walk / Run - Sunday, June 17 Location: Montjuïc Ticketed event: €35 per person woc2018.org Social Event: Speakers Reception - Sunday, June 17 Location: National Art Museum of Catalunya woc2018.org Speakers Reception (invite-only event) woc2018.org Social Event: Cultural Night - Monday, June 18 Location: Poble Espanyol woc2018.org Cultural Night Ticketed Event: €95 per person woc2018.org Fira Gran Via Hall 7: Exhibit Hall 8 7 6 Hall 8.0: Sessions, Registration Hall 8.1: E-posters, E-videos, Catering Hall 6: Opening Ceremony woc2018.org Hall 8.0: Session Rooms 26 rooms with solid airwalls (ranging in size of 100-675 seats) with a Speaker Ready Room and Storage Room all in 1 location, 1 level. woc2018.org WOC2018: Introduction to the Invited Scientific Programs Clement C.Y. Tham, BM, BCh, FCOphthHK Chair, Scientific Program Committee Scientific Program Guide • Your go-to guide for all matters pertaining to the Scientific Program • Program overview with detailed descriptions on programs, session formats, volunteer roles, and important deadline dates • Continually updated – please check back often! woc2018.org http://www.icoph.org/WOC2018 ScientificProgramGuide.pdf Scientific Program Committee Clement Tham WOC2018 SPC Chair Jose Manuel Benítez del Castillo WOC2018 SPC Co-Chair (SEO) Jan Tjeerd de Faber WOC2018 SPC Co-Chair (SOE) Polla Roux WOC2018 SPC Co-Chair (OSSA) WOC2018 Program Format Development Subcommittee Members WOC2018 Scientific Invited Program Conveners, Coordinators, & Subspecialty Liaisons WOC2018 Program Format Development Subcommittee Robert Ritch Karl Golnik Marko Hawlina Eduardo Mayorga Ana Gabriela Palis Jost Jonas Sally Atherton ICO Scientific Program Secretariat Gwynn Breckenridge ICO Director of Meetings Jennifer Cooley ICO Scientific Program & Meetings Manager Eva Woo ICO Scientific Program & Meetings Coordinator Scientific Program Committee: New for WOC2018 • Convener • Act as the leader for the subspecialty group while also fulfilling the role of a coordinator • Facilitate discussions within the group • Consider all suggestions from fellow coordinators to shape the subspecialty program • Work closely with the Subspecialty Liaison to ensure that all program details are recorded, as necessary • Coordinators for Subspecialty Day Programs • Same team of Coordinators organizing both the invited subspecialty program and Subspecialty Day Program, where applicable • Minimizes content overlap between Subspecialty Day sessions and regular invited program sessions Scientific Program Committee: Your Role as a Coordinator • You will be one of 5 coordinators, with one person representing each region of the world: Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle-East/Africa, PanAmerica, and the host country, Spain, respectively. In addition, a subspecialty liaison will be appointed and will serve as the group’s administrator. • Work closely together with fellow coordinators to select the topics of greatest importance and relevance to the specific subspecialty area for the allocated scientific sessions, with as global a perspective as possible, and with care to avoid unnecessary overlap in content. Scientific Program Committee: Your Role as a Coordinator (cont.) • Work closely together with fellow coordinators to select the most appropriate session formats: • In selecting session formats, we should aim to increase the interactions and exchanges between the program participants and the audience, making full use of the technical support, including the WOC smartphone app, that are available on site. • Nominate 3 chairs per scientific session, who will help organize the session. • Select each ICO Member Society's session topic from the list that they have proposed that complements your program. Scientific Program Committee: Your Role as a Coordinator (cont.) Session formats may include: • Symposia • Instruction courses • Case presentations • Video presentations • Debates • ‘Hot Topics’ sessions • • Quizzes Other interactive formats that are in development by the Program Format Development Subcommittee Scientific Program Committee: Your Role as a Subspecialty Liaison • To serve as the main communication channel between the Chair of the Scientific Program Committee (SPC), and the Coordinators, the ICO Scientific Program Team. • To help monitor the progress of the program development, and to regularly report the progress to the Scientific Program Team through updating the scientific program software with the session details. Scientific Program Committee: Your Role as a Subspecialty Liaison (cont.) • To help identify major challenges and difficulties in program development, and to communicate these to the Chair of the SPC and the Scientific Program Team as soon as possible. • Ensure the accuracy of the information in the Scientific Program software. • Other secretarial and logistical tasks as deemed necessary during the program development. Scientific Program Committee: Your Role as a Society Session Organizer • Consider the topics of greatest importance and relevance to your specific society • Submit three possible topics, varying in subject if possible, for the session, so we can avoid duplication and select the one that will fit best with the rest of the scientific program • Provide the topics via the online form by October 18, 2016 :-) • • • Please ensure that only one person per society (or joint session) submits the topics, in order to avoid duplication or confusion Please be in contact with the Scientific Program Team if you need the form resent to you You will be notified of topic selection in December 2016 Overview of WOC2018 Scientific Program • WOC2018 Scientific Programs June 16 – 19, 2018 • Subspecialty Day Programs on June 16 woc2018.org Overview of WOC2018 Scientific Program Structure of Scientific Sessions: • 4 sessions per day: 08:30 – 10:00 10:30 – 12:00 14:00 – 15:30 16:00 – 17:30 • 90 minutes per session • 3 Chairs + ~ 6 Speakers per session • ~ 10 minutes per presentation woc2018.org Schedule-at-a-Glance woc2018.org WOC2018 Invited Program Subspecialties & Topics 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Cataract and Lens Surgery Contact Lens and Refraction Cornea, External Eye Diseases, and Eye Banking Evidence-Based Medicine Eye Care Delivery Glaucoma Low Vision and Rehabilitation Neuro-ophthalmology Ocular Imaging Ophthalmic Epidemiology Ophthalmic Oncology Ophthalmic Pathology and Microbiology Ophthalmic Pharmacology 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Orbital, Oculoplastic, and Lacrimal Diseases Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Refractive Surgery Retina Uveitis Visual Sciences World Forum for Sight World Forum of Ophthalmological Journal Editors World Ophthalmic Education Colloquium Interdisciplinary ICO Special Symposia & Sessions woc2018.org Overview of WOC2018 Scientific Program • Over 200 scientific sessions in 23 key subspecialty and topic areas • Over 1200 international speakers invited by over 130 Subspecialty Program Coordinators representing all regions around the world • 28 Subspecialty Day Program sessions in 7 major subspecialties (Cataract, Cornea, Glaucoma, Orbital and Oculoplastic Surgery, Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, Refractive Surgery, and Retina) woc2018.org Overview of WOC2018 Scientific Program • • Over 40 Subspecialty Symposia organized by member subspecialty societies Over 20 Co-sponsored Symposia organized by major supranational, regional, and national member ophthalmological societies and organizations woc2018.org Update from Program Format Development Subcommittee Eduardo Mayorga, MD, WOC2018 Program Format Development Subcommittee WOC2018: Introduction to the Submitted Scientific Program Martine Jager, MD, PhD, WOC2018 Submitted Program Convener Scientific Program Committee Lourdes Arellanes WOC2018 Coordinator for Submitted Instruction Courses (Spanish) Anat Loewenstein WOC2018 Coordinator for Submitted Instruction Courses (English) Martine Jager WOC2018 Submitted Program Convener Jorge Alio WOC2018 Coordinator for Submitted Videos Colin Chan WOC2018 Coordinator for Submitted Videos Submitted Program: New for WOC2018 Poster ‘Pod’ Presentations A select number of accepted E-posters will be put into poster “pods”, and the presenting author will have an opportunity to give a short oral presentation to an audience. These “pod” presentations will be assigned locations, dates, and times. This format is used to provide networking opportunities and allows presenters to interact and engage with the audience, rather than having only static E-poster stations during the Congress. Overview of WOC2018 Submitted Program • Submitted free papers, E-posters, instruction courses, and videos in all major subspecialty areas (English and Spanish accepted) • 48 Free Paper sessions (528 presentations) • 60 Instruction Courses woc2018.org Submitted Program: Subspecialty Topics & Areas Cataract and Lens Surgery Ophthalmic Epidemiology Contact Lens and Refraction Ophthalmic Oncology Cornea, External Eye Diseases & Eye Banking Ophthalmic Pathology and Microbiology Education Ophthalmic Pharmacology Evidence-Based Medicine Orbital, Oculoplastic, and Lacrimal Diseases Eye Care Delivery Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus Glaucoma Refractive Surgery Interdisciplinary Retina Journal Editors Uveitis Low Vision and Rehabilitation Visual Sciences Neuro-ophthalmology World Forum for Sight Ocular Imaging woc2018.org Late Breaking News Symposium • Recognizing that rapidly advancing investigations may include results that were not available by the general abstract submission deadline, the Late Breaking Abstract Symposium will highlight novel and substantive studies of high impact to further enrich the WOC. • Submissions will be accepted in January 2018. woc2018.org Scientific Program Committee: Your Role as a Submitted Program Coordinator • Work closely with the Convener of the Submitted Program Subcommittee to design and organize the program you are assigned; • Identify and solicit suggestions for potential Reviewers with relevant expertise to objectively review all submitted abstracts; • Help to organize Awards for authors/presenters; • Promote the Call for Abstracts and the WOC2018 as widely as possible. Abstract Review Guidelines • All submissions will be reviewed anonymously by coordinators of the Submitted Program Subcommittee with the help of the abstract reviewers. • Submissions will be judged based on the scientific contents and relevance of the topic. Submissions presenting original ideas in welldesigned studies will be given the highest priority for acceptance. • Each abstract submission will be reviewed by a minimum of 3 reviewers. Abstract Reviewers • For WOC2016, we received nearly 2,000 abstract submissions and we anticipate even more for the WOC2018. • We are in great need of committed Abstract Reviewers. • If you would be willing to serve as an Abstract Reviewer or would like to nominate someone for this role, please contact the Scientific Program Team at [email protected]. Please provide the following information with your nomination: first name, last name, and email Address. Abstract Reviewers (cont.) • Will be acknowledged with WOC Certificate & in WOC2018 program book • Excellent for the CV for the younger ophthalmologists! • Stepping stone towards involving more deeply in other ICO / WOC educational programs & initiatives • We are always looking out for young talents! Abstract Reviewers (cont.) Recruitment campaign, please: • ‘Sign up’ yourself • Recommend younger ophthalmologists from your country / city / hospital / university / institute • Recommend candidates from any Fellowship / Leadership programs (regional or local) ‘Best of’ Awards Attendees will be able to rate and "favorite" oral presentations, Eposters, and videos through the WOC2018 mobile app. Awards will be given for the following categories: • • • Best paper presentation in each free paper session Top 10 E-poster presentations Top 10 video presentations Submitted Program Timeline September 2016 and ongoing Collect nominations for abstract reviewers June 2017 WOC2018 Abstract Submission Guidelines published August 2017 Abstract submission site opens October 2017 Reviewers invited and confirmed December 2017 Abstract submission deadline January 2018 Late Breaking Abstract submission opens / closes February 2018 Abstract acceptance/declination notifications sent March 2018 Abstracts grouped and placed into sessions March 28, 2018 Presenting Author registration deadline Developing Educational / CME Activities Eugene Pozniak, WOC2018 CME Provider (Siyemi Learning) WOC2018 Scientific Program Software Jennifer Cooley, ICO Scientific Program & Meetings Manager WOC2018 Scientific Program Software Jennifer Cooley, ICO Scientific Program & Meetings Manager WOC2018 Scientific Program: Important Dates & Next Steps Clement C.Y. Tham, BM, BCh, FCOphthHK Chair, Scientific Program Committee Important Dates & The Next Steps November 10, 2016 Coordinators sent first instructional email with information regarding the number of sessions to be organized December 5, 2016 Coordinators select society-organized session topics March 31, 2017 Coordinators submit topics online and invitations sent to session Chairs by Coordinators April 28, 2017 Session Chairs confirmed and invitations to Speakers sent by Chairs May 31, 2017 Speakers confirmed for Invited program sessions June 30, 2017 Individual Speaker topics confirmed and uploaded to software July 28, 2017 Invited program finalized by subspecialty coordinators November 1, 2017 Invited Speaker registration deadline Important Dates & The Next Steps • Feel free to meet with your fellow coordinators in person here at the AAO (meeting room is available until 10:30AM) • Meeting the deadlines will help us with scheduling the sessions quickly, which means we can give you dates/times for your sessions early so you can book your tickets early • Please help to promote the WOC2018 at your local meetings and whenever possible and invite your colleagues to ‘sign up’ for WOC2018 info: www.icoph.org/downloads/WOC2018PromoSlide-16-9.pptx www.icoph.org/downloads/WOC2018PromoSlide.pptx Email us with any questions: [email protected] [email protected] ?? Questions? Comments woc2018.org Discussion at AAO2016 Q&A Q: How many Submitted Program instruction sessions will be in English and Spanish? A: With regard to the Submitted Program, that will depend on how many free papers are submitted in each language. Within the Invited Program, there will be a limited number of sessions in Spanish. Q: Will Spanish sessions be translated into English? A: Simultaneous translation will be offered for a select number of sessions. The number of sessions presented in Spanish and possibly translated will depend on what is submitted for both the invited program and free papers. Q: What is the format of instructional courses? A: Oral presentations (not skills labs). The Scientific Program Committee is exploring the feasibility of offering wet labs, however those would be a part of the Invited program. Q: Will submitted posters would be E-posters or printed posters? A: E-posters. A select number of accepted E-posters will be put into poster “pods”, and the presenting author will have an opportunity to give a short oral presentation to an audience.