Dear SJSTEN 2021 faculty members, colleagues, and friends,
Thank you for your participation in the SJSTEN 2021 meeting which was successfully held as a virtual meeting during the weekend of August 28 and 29.
Some highlights of the meeting:
Tribute to the late Dr. Jean-Claude Roujeau who passed away earlier this year– a true pioneer in SJS/TEN research and clinical care
and SJS survivor/family and community workshop
· A pharmacogenomics workshop
· A poster discussion session for trainees
· Over 25 keynote sessions on cutting edge topics related to SJS/TEN including some concurrent scientific sessions.
· Panel discussions
· Feature sessions on NIH funding, grants and publishing
For more information, and details about the meeting, please continue to check this page as we are updating it with materials from the meeting. Currently, recordings of all the sessions can be seen below.
Many thanks,
Your co-chairs
Elizabeth Phillips, Sherrie Divito and Charles Bouchard
Click here to download the meeting program
Recordings of the talks, panel discussions and oral abstract presentations:
Pre-meeting Introduction by Dr. Elizabeth Phillips
Poster summaries
Day 1, Webinar 1: Pharmacogenomic Workshop
Day 1, Webinar 2: SJS Survivor, Family and Community Working Group
Day 1, Webinar 3: NIH Funding and Priorities for Research
Day 1, Webinar 4: Opening Session Talks by Alicia Bianco and Louis Chaix
Day 1, Webinar 5: Oral Abstracts Presentations
Day 1, Webinar 6: Registries, Electronic Health Records, Networks and New Studies; Innovation and Implementation
Day 2, Webinar 1: A Tribute to Dr. Jean-Claude Roujeau - by Dr. Maja Mockenhaupt
Registries, Electronic Health Records, Networks and New Studies; Innovation and Implementation
Day 2, Webinar 2: Report Back From Pharmacogenomics Workshop; Immunotherapy Toxicities
Day 2, Webinar 3: How to get published; Long-term Sequelae of SJS/TEN
Day 2, Webinar 4: Updates for Patients and Clinicians
Day 2, Webinar 5: Moving the field forward
Day 2, Webinar 6: Regulation, Innovation and Implementation
Day 2, Webinar 7: Report from SJS Survivor, Family, and Community Workshop