Austria Annual report 2004

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Austria Annual report 2004

• Österreichische Gesellschaft für Gynäkologie und
  Geburtshilfe

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Demography

• 8 million inhabitants
• 78.000 births per year
• 1313 trained specialists
• 286 training posts
• 60 newly qualified specialists/year

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Challenges

• Board exam since 2002
• No structured training

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Preparatory phase 2003 trainee representative
within the Austrian board of Ob/Gyn (OEGGG)
first seminar for trainees only in October
2003 January 2004foundation of the Austrian
trainees society Junge Gynaekologie June
2004 annual meeting of the Austrian society of
Ob/Gyn (OEGGG)First official trainees session
with discussion of relevant topics Election of
a new executive committee with 4
memberspresident of JG is automatically
representing trainees within the Austrian board
of Ob/Gyn (OEGGG)

• Steps of action

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• JG is a member of the OEGGG and
• a member of ENTOG, membership is free
• Goals
• Represent trainees interests within the national
  board
• Enhance communication amongst trainees
• Ensure high quality of training / standardized
  training schemes

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Finances 2004

• Expenses
• 1000 Homepage Logo
• 242 Miscellaneous
• 1242
• Travel expenses for meetings are covered by
  members themselves
• Sponsoring
• 500 Fa. Wyeth
• 500 Hypo-Landesbank
• 250 Fa. Schering
• 1250
• 400 Astra-Zeneca (for seminar Dec.04),
• 800 Janssen-Cilag (for seminar Dec.04)

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Outlook

• currently 50 membersnext project survey on
  quality of training next meeting Dec 4 in
  Salzburg on the occasion of the 2nd trainees
  only seminar

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