SiREN Symposium 2018: Abstracts Open

17-18 May 2018
Bentley, Western Australia

The third biennial SiREN Symposium will bring together West Australian practitioners, clinicians, researchers and policy makers with an interest in sexual health and blood borne virus (SHBBV) issues. The Symposium will provide opportunities to: connect with others in the SHBBV sector; learn about the latest projects and research; and build skills in research, evaluation and knowledge translation.

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS NOW OPEN!

Abstracts are now invited from health professionals, policy makers, researchers and clinicians working in the SHBBV sector.

Abstracts should correspond to one of the Symposium themes:

A. CONNECT: Collaborations and partnerships within the SHBBV sector, OR makes connections between evidence, policy and practice.

B. LEARN: Projects presenting research or evaluation results and new evidence.

C. APPLY: Presentations from practitioners and Stories from the Field.

For more information about the Symposium and the abstract submission process please click here.

We particularly encourage abstracts from those who may not have presented before and those working in regional or rural areas. Regional and rural participants may be eligible for travel grants to attend the Symposium, for more information please click here.

Abstract writing support is available from siren@curtin.edu.au.

Please forward this email through your networks. Abstract submission closes 28 February 2018.

To sign up to the SiREN Network email siren@curtin.edu.au with SUBSCRIBE in the heading for regular Symposium and other updates from the SiREN Team.