On 9th and 10th February, the National Centre for Population Health & Wellbeing Research based in Swansea University will host researchers from around the globe at the International Collaboration Conference on Population Health and Wellbeing Research. The Conference aims to provide the opportunity to share information, develop collaborations and facilitate cross-nation research.
The two-day conference, which will take place online, will bring together leading international academics and researchers to share their research and experiences related to population health. The Conference will feature talks by leading academics from Germany, Australia, Brazil, London and France as well as presentations and workshops on subjects including:
- Healthy ageing, chronic conditions and morbidity
- Big data
- Natural experiment evaluation
- Schools and education
- Built environment and physical activity
- Maternal and child health
Abstract submission for the Conference is open until 30th January 2022. All work selected for oral presentation will be published in the International Journal of Population Data Science as Conference Proceedings for the International Collaboration Conference on Population Health and Wellbeing.
Prof Sinead Brophy, Director at The National Centre for Population Health & Wellbeing Research and Conference Chair, said:
“A key aim of this Conference is to explore common global health challenges, strengthen global communication and collaboration to tackle health and wellbeing challenges, reduce inequalities, and build stronger and more resilient populations.
The Conference offers excellent opportunities to learn from the latest research and practice to network with leading academics and researchers and to work with others on developing grants and papers.”
The conference, which is organised by the National Centre for Population Health & Wellbeing Research, is funded by Health and Care Research Wales and working with the World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre on Investment for Health and Well-being.
For more information and to register for the Conference visit our group on Crowd
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