ESGO Gynae Oncology Events vs QUiPP Usage & Stats

ESGO Multi-Event App lists all the gynaecological oncology events organised by the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology (ESGO). ESGO offers a variety of high quality international CME accredited events, advancing Europe’s gynaecological oncology professional education.  The gynaecological oncology calendar includes: - ESGO congress, the biennial meeting of the society, with over 3,200 attendees from around the world - ESGO State of the Art Conference - ESGO-ENYGO-ESO MasterClass in Gynaecological Oncology - Advanced Surgery Courses - Various Workshops in Gynaecological Oncology and more. Stay up to-date with ESGO’s Event App on current and future opportunities to advance your professional knowledge by simply downloading the App and then selecting the ESGO Event you are interested in. ESGO will regularly update the App and add new events to the list, so don’t delete the App! By using this App, you will be able to browse for each event the complete scientific programme by day, ePosters directory, speakers, sponsors and exhibitors and create your own personal programme as well as locate rooms and exhibitor stands on the floorplans, receive daily news and much more. Before you use the App for the first time, the latest data will be uploaded. Then, you can use most features of the app offline.   Internet connection is required to access ePosters PDFs, latest news and messages, event updates, "Vote & Ask questions" functionality when available.  This app is provided by the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology.

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QUiPP

A tool to predict spontaneous preterm birth, incorporating fetal fibronectin and cervical length, in symptomatic women and high-risk asymptomatic women. This App was created by Woman’s Health Academic Centre, Kings College London and is based on a study of over 1000 women in conjunction with St. Thomas' Hospital. Quippp is designed to be used by clinicians with access to quantifiable ffn along with some Clinical details. Cervical Length is also required for asymptomatic women. This will be updated once more data becomes available. Further Information can be found at: www.quipp.org