Organising team Southampton

Abstract submission deadline: 22nd November 2018

The South West regional meeting of the Society for Academic Primary Care will be taking place in Southampton at the Grand Harbour Hotel 13-14 March 2019.

We are looking forward to welcoming you in Southampton for the South West SAPC 2019 conference. The conference will open at 12.00 noon (registration from 11am) on Wednesday 13 March and will close at 13.00pm on Thursday 14 March.

You are warmly invited to attend this year’s National GP ACF & Early Career Medical Researchers Conference on Thursday 14th – Friday 15th March at the Museum of Science and Industry.

This year, the conference will be held in Manchester to coincide with the bi-centenary of the Peterloo Massacre with the theme of the conference geared towards the social challenges we all face in health research and delivery today.

Save the date - 19th March 2019 at Keele University

The SAPC SIG "No health without mental health" and Keele University are co-hosting a conference on 19th March.

A person-centred approach to physical-mental multimorbidity

Guest speakers confirmed so far:

Abstract submission deadline Friday 11th January 2019

If you wish to submit an abstract please contact April McCambridge:

Email

Tel: 0115 846 6926

Conference theme: Cancer nequalities at home and abroad in the age of migration: roles for primary care 

Website and details

Details and how to book a place and submit and abstract

Theme - Engage, Enthuse, Energise 

Primary Care and Health Sciences at Keele University, are proud to be hosting the 2019 RCGP Syposium.

Full details and call for abstracts

Abstract submission deadline 14th March 2019

We welcome abstract submissions covering the full spectrum of primary care across a range of multidisciplinary perspectives. We also welcome contributions focusing on methodological developments and challenges relevant to the field. We will consider abstracts of relevance to primary care practice, research, education, and policy.

SymPCa is an interdisciplinary European conference which is held every other year. It aims to bring together clinicians and social scientists to consider how bodily sensations become symptoms, how people make decisions to consult, and what happens when symptoms persist or cannot be fully explained by simple disease models.