[AIW] CFP: Indigenous Health Conference, Niagara Falls/Canada, May 21-23, 2020
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Call for Papers
Indigenous Health Conference
Sheraton on the Falls Hotel, Niagara Falls/Canada
May 21-23, 2020
https://www.cpd.utoronto.ca/indigenoushealth/
Building Our Future is the focus for the 4th biennial Indigenous Health
Conference. Topics include youth leadership, life promotion, suicide
prevention, murdered and missing Indigenous women, determinants of health
and Indigenous ways of knowing. Through this conference we hope to
facilitate cultural humility among health care providers working with and
for Indigenous Peoples and to nurture the future leaders in Indigenous
healthcare.
We are pleased to welcome your abstract submissions to this
interdisciplinary conference where we will bring together Indigenous
Peoples, health care providers, researchers and experts in the field who are
working to address the huge health disparities between Indigenous and
non-Indigenous Peoples by examining the evidence and creating dialogue to
improve the understanding of healthcare needs.
Themes
* Indigenous Youth Leadership
* Reconciliation in Health Care
* Health Care Systems
* Traditional Ways and Self-Determination
* Women’s Health (reproduction, violence)
* Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
* Racism/Colonialism
* Children’s Health
* Mental Health (suicide prevention, substance abuse)
* Elder’s Health
* Infectious Disease
* Chronic Disease
* Determinants of Health (housing, poverty)
* Nutrition
* Environmental Health
* Cultural Competency and Safety
* Research, Data, Information and Knowledge
* Other Topics Related to Indigenous Health
We welcome those involved in Indigenous Health to profile the work being
done surrounding these various topics through Workshops, Oral and Poster
Presentations. All submitted abstracts will be anonymized and peer-reviewed
by 3-4 individuals. Please note that submission of an abstract does not
guarantee acceptance. Abstract submission may be accepted in the original
format submitted, or moved to another category (i.e. an abstract can be
rejected as a workshop but accepted as an oral presentation).
Important Dates
Call for Abstract Submissions Opens: Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Call for Abstract Submissions Closes: Friday, December 6, 2019
Notification of Acceptance: Monday, January 6, 2020
Presenter Response: Friday, January 24, 2020
Conference Dates: Thursday, May 21 - Saturday, May 23, 2020
Abstract Submission Guidelines
All submissions must include:
Author(s) Information:
* Submitting Contact’s First Name, Last Name and Email Address.
* (Note: This person will receive all information concerning this
abstract. It is their responsibility to communicate this information to the
presenting and co-authors.)
* Presenting Author’s First Name, Last Name, Affiliation (institution
and/or organization name) and Email Address.
* Co-Author’s First Name, Last Name and Affiliation (institution
and/or organization name).
Abstract Theme:
See above for list (select only one per abstract submission).
Abstract Format/Type:
Workshop, Oral or Poster (select only one per abstract submission).
Abstract Level:
Please identify level of experience for the targeted audience.
* Advanced (experts in the field)
* Intermediate (most practitioners currently in the field)
* Beginner (for those who have little experience in Indigenous Health)
Target Audience:
* Family Physicians
* Primary Care Providers
* Specialist Physicians
* Nurses
* Allied Health Workers
* Mental Health Workers
* Policy and Public Health Specialists
* Researchers and Knowledge Users
* Students
* Community Leaders, Elders and Community Members
Please be clear and concise. Abstracts should be structured with subheadings
to clearly display the required sections (see submission formatting below
for workshop, oral and poster presentations).
Workshop Presentation
45-minute interactive presentation and 15-minute Q&A (60-minutes total)
Submission Formatting:
1. Title of Abstract
2. An abstract of a maximum of 250 words plus 3 key words (abstracts
exceeding 250 words will not be considered).
3. Abstracts should use the following subheadings:
a. Background/Rationale: Describe the rationale for the workshop,
drawing upon theory and/or evidence as applicable
b. Content: Describe the objectives of the workshop and 2-3 key points
you will be making
c. Instructional Methods: Briefly describe the instructional methods to
be used during the workshop
Oral Presentation
10-minute presentation and 5-minute Q&A (15-minutes total)
Submission Formatting:
1. Title of Abstract
2. An abstract of a maximum of 250 words plus 3 key words (abstracts
exceeding 250 words will not be considered).
3. Abstracts should use the following subheadings:
a. Background and Purpose/Objectives: Describe the rationale and
purpose of the study or program/innovation
b. Methodology: For research studies this should include study design,
methods and analyses; for programs/innovation this should include
development, implementation and evaluation
c. Results/Impact/Outcomes
d. Conclusions and Discussion
Poster Presentation
Abstract represented in poster format (accepted posters may not exceed 6′
wide x 3′ high)
Submission Formatting:
1. Title of Abstract
2. An abstract of a maximum of 250 words plus 3 key words (abstracts
exceeding 250 words will not be considered).
3. Abstracts should use the following subheadings:
a. Background and Purpose/Objectives: Describe the rationale and
purpose of the study or program/innovation
b. Methodology: For research studies this should include study design,
methods and analyses; for programs/innovation this should include
development, implementation and evaluation
c. Results/Impact/Outcomes
d. Conclusions and Discussion
Additional Details
If your abstract is accepted, you (and your co-presenter(s), if applicable):
* Are expected to register, pay & present at the Conference
* Are expected to cover all the costs associated with the conference
(e.g. preparation of the poster, registration fee, travel, hotel, etc.)
Correspondence will be with the Submitting Contact ONLY.
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