Task Forces

Furthermore, the following rules for the Task Force activities were given:

"The work of EADV Task Forces is voluntary, their size is flexible. The Task Forces are principally open to all members interested. There is no inherent financial support connected with the work of Task Forces. However, they can ask for support regarding specific projects. When Task Forces organise an activity in the EADV House in Brussels, EADV will support catering and one overnight stay (no travel costs).

Task Force coordinators initial term of office will last four years (extended by 2 years by officially making a request to the Board). Task Forces can be dismissed at any time when there is no apparent activity.

*There is only one exception: the "European Task Force Atopic dermatitis" (ETFAD) was an already exisiting Subspecialty Society with own rules which put itself under the patronage of EADV as “Eczema Task Force"; the EADV coordinators were the same as the chairpersons of the ETFAD, namely Ulf Darsow and Alain Taïeb. Therefore ETFAD had a right to propose their own Subspecialty meeting on Wednesday at our congresses. This right was not automatically granted to the other Task Forces.

EADV Task Force Guidelines

Please click here to read the official Task Force Guidelines, approved by the EADV Board in Copenhagen 2015 and refere to them for guidance to Task Force practices and principles.

For further information, please contact marina@eadv.org

If you are a member and wish to contact directly one of the coordinators, you may also go to the members' search option "Find a member", in the section "My corner".