About the Journal
Open Access
Peer-reviewed
The Second Pneumology Days, organized by the Guinean Association of Pneumology (AGUIPNEUMO), is a flagship scientific and professional event in Guinea. This gathering focuses on promoting research, innovation, and knowledge-sharing in the field of pneumology, with an emphasis on addressing local challenges and embracing global advancements.
This event provides a unique platform for health professionals, researchers, educators, and students committed to improving respiratory care.
Why Participate?
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Exchange Knowledge:
- Attend keynote lectures delivered by national and international experts.
- Explore oral and poster presentations showcasing recent research findings.
- Engage with peers on scientific advancements and best clinical practices.
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Enhance Your Skills:
- Join interactive and practical workshops designed to strengthen technical and diagnostic competencies.
- Learn cutting-edge strategies for managing respiratory diseases, including asthma, tuberculosis, and COPD.
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Collaborate:
- Connect with local and international partners, including public health institutions, universities, and medical organizations.
- Discover opportunities for collaborative research and professional development.
Target Audience
The Second Pneumology Days welcome:
- Pneumologists and Health Professionals: Clinicians, nurses, laboratory technicians, and respiratory care specialists.
- Researchers and Educators: Focused on pneumology and respiratory diseases.
- Students: Medical, pharmacy, and biomedical sciences students interested in respiratory specialties.
- Policy Makers and Partners: Public health decision-makers and representatives of national and international organizations.
What You’ll Gain:
- Scientific Inspiration: Broaden your knowledge with diverse sessions covering clinical and public health topics.
- Networking Opportunities: Strengthen connections with experts and peers in your field.
- Impactful Contributions: Participate in strategic discussions to improve respiratory health management in Guinea.
This journal is open for submissions
We are assembling our first issue. Original research, review articles and short communications within the journal's scope are welcome and will go through full peer review.
How publishing works
- 1 Submit online Upload your manuscript through the journal's submission system after checking the author guidelines.
- 2 Peer review An editor screens the submission, then independent reviewers assess its rigour and contribution.
- 3 Open-access publication Accepted articles are published open access, free to read, with a persistent link.
