The 47th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Society for Academic Primary Care
Themes: Learning from Europe and Populations on the Move
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Congratulations to this year's prize winners
Registration - what's included?
Downloadable maps:
Barbican Centre and St Bartholomew's Hospital
Conference venues including Barbican Centre level 4, floorplan and conference dinner venue
Hotel bookings and map
Key dates
Tuesday 10th July 2018 - HODs, HOTs, Old Heads, Early career workshop, Special Interest Groups - at the Barbican Centre
and the Helen Lester Memorial Lecture at the Robin Brook Centre, Bart's Hospital, West Smithfield
Wednesday 11th July and Thursday 12th July - two day conference at the Barbican Centre
Hosts
Queen Mary University London
Conference chairs: Professor Stephanie Taylor and Professor Anita Berlin
Scientific chair: Dr Deborah Swinglehurst
Our team at Queen Mary University London are hosting the annual conference which showcases the latest research and education in academic primary care, and provides an opportunity to share relevant methodological developments.
Scientific programme
Create your own personalised programme of parallel sessions - here's how!
The Conference programme will be dedicated to providing opportunities to share your work through oral presentations, posters, symposia and workshops. By popular demand we will also continue some of the new features from the 2017 programme (e.g. the doctoral masterclass).
We are keen to showcase the academic work of our international primary care colleagues in Europe and beyond. We also plan to include a special emphasis on the challenges faced by populations on the move: migration, displacement, homelessness, delivering cross-cultural primary care, for example. Preference will be given to papers which highlight primary care as expert generalism and which embrace the complexity of delivering person-centred care.
The call for abstracts is now closed but you can still see the text for abstract submission and the different types of presentation.
Parallel oral sessions
Oral presentations are in 15 minute slots (10 minutes presentation time plus 5 minutes Q&A).
Posters and poster pitches
Find out more about posters and poster pitches eg when to put up your poster, design etc.
Poster board size - 1m wide by 2m high - A0 portrait orientation (please do not use landscape)
Posters will be on display in the Conservatory Terrace, level 4, Barbican Centre POSTER SESSION 1 (Weds) and POSTER SESSION 2 (Thurs)
Social programme
We have organised a social programme which will provide a chance to network with colleagues and make new friends. This will begin on Tuesday 10th July at the drinks reception which will be held in The Great Hall at Barts – a great opportunity to see this wonderful building. It will continue on Wednesday 11th July with the conference dinner at The Tower Hotel in its magnificent location next to Tower Bridge and The Tower of London.
Our team will also provide some extra activities such as a run and walking tours.
We hope that you will come and join us in July 2018 to enjoy the conference and take the opportunity to explore London.
The Audience
This annual conference brings together researchers and educators from the primary care community in the UK and around the world to showcase their latest studies on any aspect or issues relating to primary care. This is a great opportunity for you to share your work, join the conversation and shape the future of primary care.
Social Events
Drinks reception: Tuesday 10th July 2018 at The Great Hall, Barts - dine out afterwards at a restaurant nearby - example list of restaurants near Smithfield Market from Open Table
Conference dinner: Wednesday 11th July 2018 at The Tower Hotel by Tower Bridge, drinks reception overlooking the Thames
Sponsors
We are grateful to our sponsors:
Clinical Practice Research Datalink
NAPCRG Annual Meeting 2018 - abstract submission deadline 31st July 2018
Prof Steph Taylor
Prof Anita Berlin
Dr Deborah A Swinglehurst
Prof Sandra Eldridge
Prof Chris Griffiths
Dr Elias Kondilis
Muriel McAughtrie
Dr Sian Newton
Dr Victoria Tzortziou Brown OBE
Sharon Pidgeon
Sue Stewart