Other Conferences
This page listing of other scientific meetings might be of interest.
If you wish to have a meeting posted here, please contact info@isoqol.org and provide dates, location, brief description, abstract deadline (if contributed presentations will be accepted) registration deadline, sponsoring organization(s) and sources of additional information (e.g. website or e-mail address, FAX#).
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EORTC SYMPOSIUM ON QUALITY OF LIFE, SYMPTOM RESEARCH AND PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS
7-9 September 2011
European Parliament
Brussels, Belgium
The faculty members are international key opinion leaders in the field who will be able to provide a diverse view on HRQOL. Keynote speakers from the European Parliament will include Marisa Matias, Member of the European Parliament (MEP) and Chair of the Forum against Cancer Europe (FACE) as well as representatives from MEPs Against Cancer (MAC). In addition, patient groups will be involved and make a major contribution to this event.
For our full program and registration, http://www.eortc.be/probe
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33rd Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine
Engaging New Partners and Perspectives
April 11-14, 2012
Hilton Riverside
New Orleans, LA, USA
The 33rd Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions, to be held in New Orleans, will focus on the theme, Engaging New Partners and Perspectives, with the hope of promoting new interdisciplinary research opportunities, developing community partnerships, and establishing relationships with policymakers. There is an exciting group of invited speakers who will address a range of topics related to the theme, including genetics, genomics and behavioral medicine, obesity, cardiovascular health, innovative research partnerships, intervention dissemination and implementation, health policy, health information/communication technology, and mentoring/career development. The SBM annual meeting welcomes students at all levels, as well as Psychologists, Physicians, Allied Health Professionals, Health Policy Advocates, and Public Health Practitioners just to name a few. For more information and to register for the meeting please visit www.sbm.org/meeting/2012/.