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Rural Women's Health Conference
Save the Date! August 13 -15, 2007 Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington DC 2007 Charting New Frontiers in Rural Women's Health Registration and conference details: http://www.esi-bethesda.com/ruralfrontier2007 For more information: Contact Barbara James (301) 443-4422 Barbara.James@hhs.gov, Leo Moody (301) 443-4422 Leo.Moody@hhs.gov, or Calvin Teel (301) 443-4422 Calvin.Teel@hhs.gov Conference Purpose: The purpose of this conference is to share information and best practices to increase awareness of the needs of women and families living in rural and frontier areas and gain hands on experience with programs that work. Target audiences: Rural health care professionals, providers, consumers, government agencies, rural communities, community leaders, community clinics and rural businesses, hospitals...etc. Conference Goals: The goals of the conference are: to present the latest sex- and gender-specific research and programs to improve the health status of women, especially rural women to translate sex- and gender-specific research into clinical practice by sharing effective programs/tools to address the research and social concerns of women living in rural areas to share with national and regional change agents strategies to enhance effective outreach to rural women and their families and increase support for women's programs and services to provide hands-on workshops to teach participants how to implement programs in their own community Conference features: Photography contest featuring online submissions in two categories: rural health (including pictures of people and community health activities) and rural life (including landscapes and animals); and Opportunity to earn continuing education credits as a result of conference participation. Collaborating Partners: The National Community Centers of Excellence in Women's Health (CCOE), the Rural Frontier Coordinating Centers (RFCC), the Region VIII CoE Demonstration Projects (R8Demo), and the National Centers of Excellence in Women's Health (CoE). (The list will be expanded as we gain more partners.) |
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