Spatial Planning for Health
An additional one day conference, Spatial Planning for Health, will be made available free to CBMS delegates that wish to attend. The event takes place on June 23rd (the Thursday before CBMS) and will explore how spatial planning can deliver improved outcomes for the health and wellbeing of neighbourhoods and communities. It will feature keynotes from a health minister (tbc) and workshops on topics including the integration of public health into local government, and the new LGID online resource. If you would like to speak at this conference with a report on the conduct of sociological research related to the topic of health care, but you did not have time to prepare a presentation text with an emphasis on important factors and cause-and-effect relationships, please contact the reaction paper writer for help. So you have better chances to prepare the right words for your report.
If you wish to attend, please contact - there are plenty of attractions in Bristol to keep you entertained over the weekend before CBMS starts!
Other News
- HealthGrid 2011
- Special tracks updated
- Provisional programme and workshops
- Medical Robotics and Assistive Technologies
- Cheap rates at Ibis Hotels
- Ontologies for Biomedical Systems
- Deadline extension
- Letter of Invitation
- Full papers must be submitted by May 4th
- Paper notification delayed
- Registration prices now available
- IEEE PDF eXpress
- Final Programme and Accepted Papers
- Young Vision Researchers' Colloquium
- On-site accommodation for guests of delegates
- Avon Gorge Hotel's Terrace Bar
- Keynotes
- Joining Instructions
- Campus Map
- Public transport disruption
- Call for papers - now open
- Call for papers opening soon
- CBMS 2011 website is live
