FEE
The fee includes:
Lunches on 10 -11- 12 September
Dinner on 10 and 11 September
Network activities on 10 and 11 September
Access to all sessions on the program
VAT
Non Profit
Early-bird € 475,00 (till 7 june 11.59 PM)
Regular € 575,00
Profit
Early-bird € 850,00 (till 7 june 11.59 PM)
Regular € 950,00
Cancellation Fee:
Till 31 july € 100,-
From 31 july till 31 august € 375,-
From 31 july till 11 september full price
The ECDHM is accredited by the Dutch Accreditation Office for Social Medicine (AbSg) and the NIV.
Financial travel support
ECDHM, with support from ISBT, is pleased to offer a limited number of travel grants for participants from Low-, Lower-Middle-, and Upper-Middle-Income World Bank Index categories (LIC, LMIC, or UMIC). This funding covers hotel accommodation and travel expenses (up to €800 per person), excluding the congress registration fee and dinners. To be eligible, participants must indicate their interest in the funding when submitting their abstract during the Call for Abstracts. Abstract selection is independent of funding requests. Grant allocation will be based on abstract review scores. Grants will be awarded until the available budget is fully allocated.
Extra option: Visit Sanquin, 9 september 2025 (FULLY BOOKED)
Now that you are coming to the Netherlands, you might be interested in seeing our head office. We invite you to a welcome and tour at Sanquin in Amsterdam. The meeting with tour is planned for Tuesday 9 September 2025 at Plesmanlaan 125 in Amsterdam.
Tuesday, 9 September – Visit to Sanquin Preliminary Program:
14.30 – Arrival and reception
15.00 – Welcome by our director
15.30 – Tour through various laboratories and processing
17.30 – Dinner at Pelidome - company restaurant
18.30 – Departure to Wijk aan Zee
For the tour, we kindly ask you to wear closed shoes, cover your legs, and tie back long hair, in accordance with Sanquin’s safety regulations.
The costs for the tour, food and drinks and the bus trip to Wijk aan Zee are € 70,-. The tour is fully booked.
Conference theme: SUSTAINABILITY IN DONATIONS
Sustainability in donations implies well-informed voluntary donors who are committed to donating substances of human origin (regularly). They form the basis of a sustainable, healthy pool of donors that can provide a safe, reliable and sufficient supply of products in all situations and at all times.
Examples:
Cultivating and managing a robust donor pool for lifesaving contributions
Robustness in terms of sufficient donor numbers and donor health
Sufficient diversity in terms of blood groups, ethnicity, etc
How to develop a sustainable relationship with the donor
Readiness for future crises -building resilient systems
How to prepare for and adapt to future and ongoing developments
Machine learning / AI
Demographic changes
Biobanking
Emerging infectious diseases
Energy saving
Usage of more sustainable methods, logistics and materials in blood and plasma collection processes (paperless, saving energy, etc)
International capacity building, sharing best practices
Sustainable snacks etc, sustainability for personnel: keep moving, eat healthy!
Local Organizing Committee
Stichting Sanquin Bloedvoorziening
Plesmanlaan 125
1066 CX Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Contact information
The information you share with us will only be used for ECDHM2025. Contact details will only be shared with the following ECDHM organizers if you have given permission for this in the registration form.
Venue
The venue is completely self-sufficient with solar panels and geothermal energy.
Conference hotel Het Hoge Duin
Rijckert Aertszweg 50
1949 BD Wijk aan Zee
The Netherlands
www.hethogeduin.nl
