Call for Posters: 2017 Practical Playbook National Meeting

Feb 14, 2017 | Kim Rodgers

The Practical Playbook has issued a Call for Posters for its 2nd annual National Meeting: Improving Population Health: Collaborative Strategies That Work. The meeting will take place May 31 – June 2, 2017 at The Westin Washington D.C., City Center. The Poster Session is an important part of the National Meeting, providing an opportunity for participants to share their experiences, celebrate successes and learn about effective methods for cross-sector collaboration from their peers.

Poster Session displays at the 2017 Practical Playbook National Meeting will highlight innovative and impactful strategies, tools and approaches to public health, primary care and community collaborations. Researchers and practitioners who have implemented innovative programs, and/or those with an effective approach for addressing a population health challenge involving collaboration between public health, primary care and community organizations are encouraged to submit a draft of the poster they would like to display at the meeting.

To learn more about the poster session or to submit a poster, visit the Practical Playbook National Meeting website. Poster drafts must be submitted no later than March 20, 2017. Individuals who are selected to present at the National Meeting will be notified by April 17, 2017 via email.


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Kim Rodgers was formerly the Communications Manager at NACCHO.

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