• SCPHA Call for Abstracts
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    Deadline for Poster Presentation Proposals: 11:59pm (pst) on 09/23/2016
     
  • You are invited to submit an abstract for a Poster Presentation  for the Southern California Public Health Association (SCPHA) 2016 Annual Conference. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, December 14, 2016 at The California Endowment’s Center for Healthy Living at1000 N. Alameda St, Los Angeles, 90012. The theme for the conference is Strategies for a Healthy Southern California: Ensuring the Right to Health. SCPHA requests abstracts that address the conference theme providing information on successes and challenges of current public health issues and focus on health equity. Attendees at the conference include public health professionals, medical professionals, health administrators, students, and public health partners (city planners, public works, non-profits, etc.).  
     
    Conference Theme: Strategies for a Healthy Southern California: Ensuring the Right to Health
    Abstracts should address current prevention research and health promotion practices. We encourage presentations that are interactive, will enhance participants’ understanding and skill development, and fit within the conference theme. To address the theme, we strongly recommend proposals that include policy, systems, and environmental change and intervention strategies that address health equity. 
      
     Conference Goal and Objectives: The educational goal of the 2016 SCPHA Annual Meeting is to offer professionals and practitioners the opportunity to enhance their knowledge, exchange information on best practices, and learn about the latest research and trends in public health. Educational objectives for the conference are:  
    1. To address the gap between public health practitioners' knowledge and performance as it relates to developing and implementing policies that demonstrate a collaborative approach to improving the health of all people. 
    2. To define the roles of the public health community in working together to promote health, equity, and sustainability as public health policies are developed and implemented. 
    3. To increase knowledge of the public health community to incorporate health, equity, and sustainability into specific policies, programs, and processes. And to embed health, equity, and sustainability considerations into government decision-making processes. 
    4. To identify best practices in developing and implementing health in all policies. 
    5. To improve the competencies of public health practitioners though skill-building. 
  • Required information: Full title of presentation.Indicate type of presentation Name(s) of presenter(s) along with credentials (e.g., academic degrees), job title(s), and contact information (phone, e-mail and address).Brief biography.Abstract that does not exceed 2000 characters.Learning objectives specific to the presentation (minimum of two). Additional information: Please only include information on Poster Authors/Presenters who will attend the conference. If your poster is selected, you will have the opportunity to provide information on additional authors for the conference program.   All presenters are required to pay for registration (reduced rate for presenters). 
     
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  • Additional Presenters: please provide only if they will attend conference.
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