General Information - Governing Bodies, Members, Abstract requirements

SEEMF - Southeast European Medical Forum

Date

September 04-08-2024

Location

Budva, Montenegro

Lecturers

Well-known from Europe and the world

GENERAL INFORMATION / Governing Bodies, Members, Abstract requirements

The Southeast European Medical Forum (SEEMF) was founded in 2005 by medical organizations of Albania, Bulgaria, Hellas, and Macedonia as a society of organizations of physicians from Southeast European countries – neighboring countries with similar healthcare system issues.

The meeting adopted Statutes. Decision was taken to invite other organizations from the region to join. The name of the organization was agreed upon.

SEEMF was later joined by medical associations of Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Ukraine, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Czech Republic.

SEEMF is a legal non-for-profit entity registered under Bulgarian legislation. SEEMF President is Prof. Andrey Kehayov – President of Bulgarian Physician Association, vice-presidents are Prof. Pavel Poredos – President of the Slovenian Medical Association and Dr. Oleg Musii – Member of Parliament of Ukraine and former President of the Ukrainian Medical Association, Secretary General – Dr. Stylianos Antypas, Athens, Greece.

Its head office and secretariat is in Bulgaria, Sofia, 102 Bulgaria Blvd., tel./fax: +359 854 87 82, e-mail: bulgmed@gmail.com

Its purpose is to promote the partnership of the medical profession in the member-countries, to discuss healthcare problems and find solutions; to enable exchange of experience, strengthen the relations and elaborate common approaches in all fields of activity of the medical organizations; to contribute to continuous medical education through medical congresses and other forms of mutual activity; to assist its members for improvement of their medical and management-related qualification; to establish contacts and partnership with other international organizations.

Main Goals

To unite and assist its members for achievement of their common aims

To enable exchange of experience and develop common approaches in all fields of activity of the medical organizations

To promote in the Southeast European countries the best possible medical education, medical practice and healthcare

To strengthen the relations between the medical organizations of the Southeast European countries

To strengthen the relations between the physicians from the Southeast European countries and the exchange of experience with their colleagues from the EU member-countries

To assists its members for improvement of their medical and managerial qualification

To establish contacts with similar organizations

To defend the rights and interests of physicians, healthcare establishments, and medical professionals before the legislative, executive and legal authorities by submission of drafts and stands on regulations, legal proceedings, etc

As of 2010 SEEMF intensified its activities and is holding a minimum of two Board Meetings and a Congress each year.

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

SEEMF leaders have taken part in a number of international meetings, the most important of which being the European Forum of Medical Associations and WHO and the WMA General Assembly.

Governing Bodies

SEEMF Board Members

DR. DIN ABAZAJ, ALBANIA
DR. FATMIR BRAHIMAJ, ALBANIA
DR. NARIMAN SAFARLI, AZERBAIJAN
PROF. SVIATOSLAU SHNITKO, BELARUS
ASSOC. PROF. TATSIANA TSERAKHOVICH, BELARUS
PROF. DUSKO VASIC, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
PRIM.DR. HIDAJET RAHIMIC, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
PRIM.DR. JASMINA BEGIC, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
PRIM.DR. FAHRUDIN KULENOVIC, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
PROF. ANDREY KEHAYOV, BULGARIA
ACD. PROF. WLADIMIR OVCHAROFF, BULGARIA
PROF. MARIANA MURDJEVA, BULGARIA
PROF. TODOR CHERKEZOV, BULGARIA
DR. IVAN MADZHAROV, BULGARIA
PROF. IVO PETROV, BULGARIA
PROF. GRIGOR GORCHEV, BULGARIA
PROF. KRASIMIR GIGOV, BULGARIA
DR. ATANAS ATANASOV, BULGARIA
DR. DIYAN PENCHEV, BULGARIA
PROF. MIROSLAV KOPJAR, CROATIA
PROF. GIA LOBZHANIDZE, GEORGIA
DR. STYLIANOS ANTYPAS, GREECE
DR. ALEXANDR LEVIN, ISRAEL
PEOF. ZION HAGAY, ISRAEL
DR. AIZHAN SADYKOVA, KAZAKHSTAN
DR. PETERIS APINIS, LATVIA
DR. ROMEO SCERBINA, MOLDOVA
DR. ZANKA CEROVIC, MONTENEGRO
DR. IVANKA VUKOTIC, MONTENEGRO
PROF. GLIGOR TOFOSKI, NORTH MACEDONIA
PROF. GORAN DIMITROV, NORTH MACEDONIA
PROF. GOCE SPASOVSKI, NORTH MACEDONIA
PROF. SINISA MILJKOVIC, REPUBLIKA SRPSKA
DR. STEPAN FIRSTOV, RUSSIA
DR. NENAD DJOKOVIC, SERBIJA
DR. MILAN DINIC, SERBIA
PEOF. VESNA KESIC, SERBIJA
PROF. PAVEL POREDOS, SLOVENIA
DR. PRIMOZ RUS, SLOVENIA
DR. OLEG MUSII, UKRAINE
DR. ZOKHID ABDURAKHIMOV, UZBEKISTAN

Members

Albania

Albania - Order of Physicians of Albania

Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan Medical Association

Belarus

Belarussian Medical Association

Bosna and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Association of Medical Doctors of Republic of Srpska Federal Medical Chamber

Bulgaria

Croatia

Czech Republic

Česká lékařská společnost Jana Evangelisty Purkyně

Georgia

Georgian Medical Association

Hellas

Medical Chamber of Thessaloniki

Israel

Kazakhstan

National Medical Association of Kazakhstan

Latvia

Moldova

Moldavian Medical Association

Montenegro

Ljekarska Komora Crne Gore

Macedonia

North Macedonia

Macedonian Medical Association

Republika Srpska

Russia

Serbia

Serbian Medical Chamber

Slovenia

Slovensko Zdravnisko Drustvo

Ukraine

Ukrainian Medical Association

Uzbekistan

Medical Association of Uzbekistan

European Medical Students Association

European Medical Students’ Association

European Medical Students' Association

Abstract requirements

Title: ТIMES NEW ROMAN, 10 POINTS, CENTERED, UPPERCASE

Author(s) name(s), titles and degrees: Тimes New Roman, 10 points, centered (presenting author – underlined)

Author(s) affiliation and country: Тimes New Roman, 10 points, centered, italicized

Author’s telephone, fax and e-mail address: 10 point type, centered, italicized

Designation: oral/poster presentation (Тimes New Roman, 10 points)

(Abstract structure: Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion)

The body of your abstract begins here. It should be an explicit summary of your presentation that states the problem, the methods used, and the major results and conclusions. Do not include special characters, avoid abbreviations, bullets, or lists inside the abstract. It should be single-spaced in 10 point type. Be sure to adhere to the character limitation (3400 characters). (Тimes New Roman, 10 points)