Who we areERSERS is the leading professional organisation in its field in Europe. It is broad-based, with some 10,000 members and counting in over 100 countries. Its scope covers both basic science and clinical medicine. ERS missionERS seeks to alleviate suffering from respiratory disease and promote lung health through research, sharing of knowledge and through medical and public education. ERS LeadershipERS Leadership comprises a Council, an Executive Committee, headed by the President, and a number dedicated permanent committees. ERS MembershipERS membership is made up of individuals working in the field of respiratory health: respiratory specialists, medical practitioners, scientists and researchers and allied health professionals, such as nurses, physiotherapists and technologists. ERS AssembliesAssemblies are at the heart of ERS; joining one and participating in its activities are among the most significant benefits of membership. Assemblies are constituted of members with similar interests within the broad field of respiratory medicine. They are key contributors to the planning of the ERS Annual Congress and play a major role in creating and updating ERS guidelines and statements. Plenary Assembly Members’ meeting take place once a year during the Annual Congress.
ERS activitiesERS shares and improves the state of knowledge of respiratory health through:
ERS applies its accumulated knowledge by:
ERS strategyERS leadership launched an 18-month strategic review in 2005 to ensure its activities integrate the latest developments across Europe and in the field of respiratory health.
ERS statusERS is a not-for-profit organisation, founded in 1990. Its government, management and modus operandi are laid down in its Statutes comprising constitution, by-laws and rules on conflict of interest . ERS: what it meansERS was founded in London in 1990 from the merger of the Societas Europaea Physiologiae Clinicae Respoiratoriae (SEPCR, founded 1966) with the European Society of Pneumology (SEP, founded 1981), it is unique in bringing together basic science with clinical practice within a single entity. More... |
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