European Symposium of Paediatric Cochlear Implantation - ESPCI 2023

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European Symposium of Paediatric Cochlear Implantation - ESPCI 2023

European symposium on pediatric cochlear implantation, May 31st - June 3rd 2023, De Doelen, Rotterdam, the Netherlands

14/12/2022

Dr. Evelien Dirks is a senior researcher and program director of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Research and Development program of the Dutch Foundation for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Child (NSDSK) in Amsterdam the Netherlands and she is affiliated at Utrecht University. Her research focuses on the language, social-emotional, and cognitive development in deaf and hard of hearing children within the context of the parent-child interaction. At ESPCI she will host a session about Child development within the context of parent-child interaction.

06/12/2022

During our Green Healtcare session, various speakers share their experiences with green and sustainable care. Mr Tristan Reuser is an oculoplastic and ophthalmic surgeon based in the Midlands, UK. At ESPCI he will give a historical overview of sustainability in ophthalmology and what the results are so far. We look forward to what we can learn from his experiences for our cochlear implant care.

01/12/2022

Prof. Dr. Athanasia Warnecke is attending ENT surgeon and Professor for Biological Inner Ear Therapies at Hannover Medical School, Department of Otorhinolaryngology. Her main research interest is the development and clinical testing of novel therapies for the inner ear and for the treatment of head and neck cancer. At ESPCI 2023 she will talk about the development of Novel Inner Ear Therapeutics, we look forward to it!

28/11/2022

This is your chance to present at the ESPCI 2023! Submit your abstract and become part of our interesting scientific program!

18/11/2022

Proudly we introduce the session called ‘Welcome to school’! Social inclusion of young CI users in their daily environments. This session will be lead by prof. dr. Carolien Rieffe. She, and Brenda Sousa da Silva, Yung-Ting Tsou, and Claudia Libbi will present studies during this session about young CI users’ social participation experiences in different education stages - preschool, primary school, and secondary school. We also show a unique multi-method approach to capture these experiences, and identify factors in CI children’s daily school environments that promote better social inclusion, taking into account individual needs and capacities.

18/11/2022

Proudly we introduce the session called ‘Welcome to school’. Social inclusion of young CI users in their daily environments. This session will be lead by prof. dr. Carolien Rieffe. She, and Brenda Sousa da Silva, Yung-Ting Tsou, and Claudia Libbi will present studies during this session about young CI users’ social participation experiences in different education stages - preschool, primary school, and secondary school. We also show a unique multi-method approach to capture these experiences, and identify factors in CI children’s daily school environments that promote better social inclusion, taking into account individual needs and capacities.

14/11/2022

Today we introduce prof. dr. Deniz Başkent to you! She studied Electrical Engineering at Bilkent University, Turkey, and Biomedical Engineering at University of Southern California, USA. A strong motivation for Deniz has been to improve hearing devices for children and adults with hearing loss and hearing devices, and to contribute to their quality of life. Deniz feels passionate about everything related to auditory perception and cognition, its development, its impairments, and its rehabilitation. For the latter, Deniz is exploring a range of approaches, ranging from music training to robots. On ESPCI she will lead a session about hearing loss and age effects on vocal emotion processing in children.

11/11/2022

Proudly we introduce prof. dr. Anne-Laura van Harmelen as one of our keynote speakers! She is a professor Brain, Safety and Resilience at Leiden University, the Netherlands. She leads the research program Social Resilience and Security, an interdisciplinary program designed to contribute to greater social security for all. Anne-Laura van Harmelen's research focuses on a better understanding of the complex social, psychological and neurobiological mechanisms of risk and resilience in adolescence. Her talk at ESPCI will be about Resilience in young people.

09/11/2022

Abstract submission is open. To submit your abstract right away, click on the link in bio!
See you in Rotterdam next year!

09/11/2022

Abstract submission is open. To submit your abstract right away, click on the link in bio!
See you in Rotterdam next year!

26/10/2022

Theme 4 is ‘Sustainable and green’. Times are changing and ESPCI2023 wants to lead the way in spreading a green message and equal opportunities for all. Several speakers will teach you more about the following themes: sustainable care, green health care, remote hearing assessments, economic issues, public health issues, e-health solutions global CI, spread and accessibility to technology.

24/10/2022

Theme 3 is ‘Growing up with CI’. The group of children growing up with a CI is expanding fast, making you want to learn more about these very relevant topics: rehabilitation, psychosocial development, education/career, quality of life and speech-language development.
There will also be talks about daily CI use, auditory verbal therapie, child-parent interaction, sign language development and patient participation.

21/10/2022

Theme 2 is ‘Novel implants, therapies and fitting’. Within this topic you will learn more about (robotic) surgery, image guided electrode choice, fitting, EAS, imaging and vestibular implants. But that's not all, you can also attend talks on otogenetic/molecular therapies, artificial intelligence, big data and personalized therapy.

19/10/2022

The first theme is 'Hearing and the Developing Brain'. Speakers will take you through topics such as Bimodal vs bilateral, etiology and single sided deafness. You can also learn more about vestibular function, indications and cognition. These are topics you don't want to miss, right?

18/10/2022

Dr. André Goedegebure is a senior clinical and research audiologist at the department of otorhinolaryngology Erasmus MC Rotterdam. He is working in the field of cochlear implants for about fifteen years, which is one of his main research topics. He is also involved in epidemiological studies investigating age-related hearing loss (the Rotterdam Study) and hearing loss in children (Generation R). Recently he has been collaborator within the recent European EUscreen study, in which implementation of new hearing and vision screening programmes were investigated. His talk at ESPCI will be about Hearing care for all: opportunities and challenges.

13/10/2022

Else de Ridder is one of our green keynote speakers! She is a sustainability expert in healthcare, who founded her consultancy in 2019. Since then she has advised more than 20 hospitals on sustainability. She is now specialized in advising and making Green Teams successful within their institutions. She belongs to the Sustainable Young Top 100 in the Netherlands, an overview of young entrepreneurs and inspiring leaders who show that a sustainable future is possible.

10/10/2022

We proudly announce that one of our keynote speakers is Carolien de Bie, also known as . She is entrepreneur, runner enthusiast and mother of Jackson and James. "Been raising awareness and sharing our story via Ushermom.com since 2016, when Jackson was diagnosed with Usher syndrome type 1b. Life isn’t fair, but it can still be fabulous."

23/09/2022

This is the moment you have been waiting for…. In the upcoming weeks, we’ll introduce you to our key note speakers and invited session speakers.

So many interesting topics will be introduced, please feel free to share with your colleagues 🙋🏽‍♂️🙋🙋🏻‍♀️

Dr. Leen Maes is an audiologist and appointed as associate professor at the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at the Ghent University and as scientific employee at the ENT Department of the University Hospital Ghent. She is specialized in vestibular assessment techniques in children and adults, we are proud that she comes to ESPCI2023 to talk about Vestibular function in children with hearing loss.

16/09/2022

The registration is open!

As of today you can register for the European Symposium on Pediatric Cochlear Implantation, find the direct link in our bio.

We can't wait to meet you, to share knowledge and show you more of Rotterdam.

In the coming weeks we will introduce some of the speakers to you, stay tuned.

31/05/2022

Exactly one year to go for the ESPCI 2033 in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Stad tuned as we are introducing our first key note speakers soon!

18/05/2022

Arno Janssen, member local organizing committee

“Attention to sustainability is also important at a healthcare conference, because the children we are helping now with a CI must also be able to live on a healthy earth in the future!”

I am Arno Janssen and I am medical physicist – audiologist at the Radboud UMC. I received my B.Sc and M.Sc degree in Natural Science from the Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, in 2009. In the same year I started as a Ph.D. student on the topics of transcranial magnetic stimulation and freezing of gait in Parkinson’s disease, for which I received my degree in 2016 at the Radboud University. In 2016 I started with my four-year training program to become a medical physicist - audiologist at the department of ENT at the Radboudumc. As an audiologist I work with adults and children with a CI.

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16/05/2022

The last one!

13/05/2022

Robert-Jan Pauw, member local organizing committee

“I am happy the conference is in Rotterdam, because everybody should get to know this fantastic city that is buzzing with energy, creativity and the mentality to get things done”

My name is Robert Jan Pauw. I work as a staff otolaryngologist at the department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at the Erasmus MC in Rotterdam the Netherlands. I am head of the otology department. I am actively involved in the development of national guidelines for the ENT Association and different research projects. As a teacher I am involved in several international courses for ear surgery.

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11/05/2022

Two more to go, number seven will be introduced on Friday!

10/05/2022

Wendy Huinck, member local organizing committee.

“Thinking about ESPCI2023, I look forward to a conference that inspires and encourages thinking about innovation in CI care!”

My name is Wendy Huinck and I am a clinical scientist, head care innovation and chair of the research board Hearing & Implants at the department of Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck surgery of the Radboud UMC in Nijmegen. I am responsible for the development of the adult hearing care of the Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck surgery department and for the indication procedure of the adult cochlear implantation patients. My interest in in implantable hearing aids, specifically cochlear implants, has led to clinical work and research projects, including supervising PhD- and master students and to presentations at international meetings on cochlear implants (CI).

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09/05/2022

Next one coming up…

06/05/2022

Nienke Homans, member local organizing committee.

“My contribution to ESPCI2023 is the organisation of the best and definitely unforgettable congress party/network event in the ESPCI history!”
My name is Nienke Homans and I work as an audiologist and scientific researcher at the department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery in the Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. It is an honor to contribute to this great conference as part of the local organizing committee and as I was born and raised in Rotterdam it is great that we can proudly show our beautiful city to all conference participants.

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05/05/2022

Number 5 will be introduced to you tomorrow…

03/05/2022

Marc van der Schroeff, executive board member.

“I am glad that the conference is in Rotterdam, so that we can show the rest of the world this atypical Dutch city with a lot of modern architecture”
I am Marc van der Schroeff, I work as a staff pediatric otolaryngologist at the department of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at the Erasmus MC in Rotterdam the Netherlands. At the Sophia Children’s Hospital, Erasmus MC, I am head of the pediatric otolaryngology department and responsible for all tertiary care of pediatric otology including cholesteatoma and cochlear implants. My research focuses on acquired hearing loss in children, predominantly within a large birth cohort study, Generation R.

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02/05/2022

Almost time for number four!

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