News

It is now possible to pre-register for the 6^th Nordic Dermoscopy Course including pre-recorded sessions and quizzes followed by a live full-day course in Gothenburg, Sweden on May 5, 2022. Official registration will open in November. Registered participants will be sent more detailed information about the course once we get closer to the date. We look forward to seeing you at the course!

Open for application August 1 – October 10!

For the second consecutive year, the Nordic Dermatology Association (NDA) will offer our NDA Research Grant 2021 (60,000 SEK). Applications will be admitted starting on August 1, 2021. The grant will be given to one resident in dermatology and venereology or a recently approved specialist dermatologist (or split between two), working in a Nordic country and who has not yet defended their doctoral thesis but is either a PhD student or a clinician involved in a research project.

Dear colleagues and friends,

It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the 35^th Nordic Congress of Dermatology & Venereology, NCDV 2022.

In April 2022, the NCDV 2022 will be held in Copenhagen. The design-savvy Danish capital offers a wide variety of architecture; from 17^th-century buildings to modern architectural landmarks. Experience a maritime and culinary destination with a great atmosphere of cozyness. 

We look forward to seeing you in Copenhagen in April 2022!

Kind regards, On behalf of the Local Organising Committee
Gregor Jemec, Congress President
Ditte Marie Saunte, Congress Secretary
Tover Agner, Scientific Program Chair

For more information, use this link: ncdv2022.org 

Nordic Course on Laser Dermatology (NDA course) is postponed due to the pandemic. Information on new dates will be given as soon as they are settled. 

NDA Research grant 2020 was open for application until Oct. 30^th, 2020.

Residents in dermatology and venereology and recently approved specialist dermatologists working in Nordic countries were eligible to apply, and research projects investigating dermatological diseases with few funding possibilities and planned Nordic collaboration were considered advantageous.

NDA research committee evaluated the applications according to their clinical and scientific importance and feasibility. The research committee received several applications from Finland, Sweden, and Denmark, and the proposed research projects were found to be in general of high quality and research objectives were considered clinically and scientifically relevant. A few projects included Nordic collaboration.

The following two Nordic applicants and PhD-research projects were selected as grant recipients Dec. 8^th, 2020:

Kristina Viiklepp (Finland): Classical pathway of complement system in cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma

Philip Curman (Sweden): Development of novel treatments for a rare severe skin condition: Darier disease.

Both grant receivers received 30,000 SEK, and will present an update and preliminary results of their research projects to the NDA board for publication on the NDA website and in Forum for Nordic Dermato-Venereology within one year.

NDA board and NDA research committee congratulates the grant receivers and wishes all the applicants success with their research projects!

Due to the current travel and meeting restrictions, course organizers Robert Gniadecki, Gregor Jemec and John Paoli have been forced to postpone the 7th Nordic Course on Skin Surgery until it is viable to hold the meeting live in Copenhagen again as in past years. For more info, please visit:  http://nordicdermatologycourses.org/nordic-course-on-skin-surgery/

Due to the uncertainties induced by the COVID-19 situation where many participants are unable to travel, we have decided to make the 5th Nordic Dermoscopy Course virtual including pre-recorded sessions and quizzes followed by a live full-day webinar on January 15, 2021. Registered participants will be sent more detailed information about the course once we get closer to the date. We hope for your understanding regarding the difficult decision of changing the course to a virtual meeting.

Nordic Dermatology Association (NDA) has now opened the application process for a NDA Research Grant of 60,000 SEK. Read more here

Nordic dermatology is alive and well
The covid-19 pandemic has changed the way we practice and meet. Nearly all recent scientific and administrative meetings in the Nordic national societies of dermatology and venereology have been held digitally on Zoom or similar web-based platforms. We have all learned how to adapt.

The board of the Nordic Dermatology Association was scheduled to meet at Kastrup on March 27, but that meeting had to be cancelled.  Instead, the NDA board held a digital meeting on Zoom on September 23 discussing several items concerning Nordic cooperation in our specialty.

The course has been moved online due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

https://nordicdermatology.com/nivdp-welcome