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Dec. 18, Davenport, IA - The
Chiropractic Health Care Section of the American Public Health Association
(APHA-CHC) invites abstracts for presentation at the 2010 Annual Meeting. Topics
related to this year's theme, "Social Justice: A Public Health Imperative", and in
all areas related to chiropractic
health care will receive high priority.
Other topics of interest include:
- Advocacy from the local to the national
- Educational challenges: Public health and the
chiropractic student
- Evolving concepts in public health and clinical
practice
- Expanding public health competency, the role of
licensing, testing and regulation
- Improving lives: Serving the underserved
- Influencing heath policy
- Initiatives in community health promotion
- Interdisciplinary approaches to improve health care
- Research: Current status and updates I
- Research: Current status and updates II
This Call for Abstracts for the APHA-CHC scientific
sessions requests papers that present: original empirical work (e.g. scientific
studies, program evaluations, or organizational case studies), or noteworthy
advances in methodology or analysis; innovative integrative scholarship and
scientific work; programmatic reports of significant research infrastructure
development; programmatic reports of health professions curricular development
or educational research; substantive policy analyses (e.g. systems-wide
assessments or policy case-studies); informative reports on program or project
management and development; other similarly noteworthy, innovative, or
informative reports and studies.
An author's paper may not have been presented or published prior to its
presentation at the annual meeting. All presenters must become individual
members of APHA and must register for the annual meeting to make their
presentation. All presenters must provide, an abstract free of trade and/or
commercial product names, at least one measurable single learning objective and
a signed Conflict of Interest form
with a relevant qualification statement. The abstract is limited to 250 words.
The submission deadline is February 2,
2009. Abstracts must be submitted electronically through the APHA
website.
The meeting is scheduled for November 6-10, 2010
and will be held in Denver,
Colorado. For more information, please visit http://apha.confex.com/apha/138am/chc/papers/index.cgi
or contact program planner John Stites, DC at 309-786-2663 or at
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