Working towards optimal health for all older adults
Late Breaking Poster Abstracts for the NHCGNE Leadership Conference on Diverse Caregiving
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Focus: Student and Mentor Partnerships in aging and/or Alzheimer's Disease Research
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Deadline: October 30, 2019
We invite you to participate in a poster session that will help showcase and advance successful models of practice, education, research and dissemination in the field of older adults and their caregivers. Abstracts are being solicited for poster sessions only.
Target Audiences:
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Interdisciplinary Aging Scientists, Gerontologic and Primary Care Faculty
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Interdisciplinary and/or international patient-oriented researchers with an interest in older adults and their caregivers
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Health care professionals providing care to older adults and their family caregivers
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Health care provider students at all levels and across all disciplines
Older Adults and their Caregivers abstract topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
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Collaborative, interdisciplinary and/or international research on older adults and their caregivers
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Model interprofessional innovative training programs
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Innovative evidence-based practice models and systems of health services for older adults & their family caregivers
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Innovative health promotion and intervention strategies to enhance thriving for older adults and their caregivers
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National and international health policies related to older adults and their family caregivers
General Information:
Presenters are required to pay a $25.00 Abstract Processing Fee and the registration fee for the conference and assume all arrangements and costs related to producing and transporting their poster. Presenters will mount their posters on bulletin boards by noon and must be present to discuss their poster during the 6:00 - 7:30 PM Poster Session & Reception on November 12, 2019.
Directions:
Abstracts should be submitted: by October 30, 2019.
Include the following information: the person submitting the abstract, contact information, including mailing address, email, phone number and employing institution. The abstract should be single-spaced, on 8 ½” x 11” paper with one (1) inch margins, no less than 10 pt.Arial font, and limited to 350 words or less and uploaded as either a DOC or PDF.