These are very different and difficult times. Come together with other Peers Connect members to share your experiences, your struggles and your successes, as well as the strategies you are using to keep afloat. There are only 20 places available so click here to register now! Date: 11th June, 2020 Time: 1PM to 2PM AEST Location: […]
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Dear ASBHM members, Please see the attached Presidents report for 2019-2020.
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Register here before 12am AEDT 7th January 2020 to receive early bird rate.
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Register here before 6th January 2020 to receive early bird rate. ASBHM 2020 Participatory Behavioural Medicine for Health and WellbeingSydney, Australia 5th – 7th February 2020 The ASBHM conference will be held on the campus of Macquarie University on the leafy north shore of Sydney. The conference will include internationally known keynote speakers who will deliver talks
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Didn’t quite get your abstract in yet? Good news! We have EXTENDED the deadline for abstract submissions for ASBHM2020 in Sydney, 5-7th Feb 2020. The new abstract deadline is midnight the 9th October 2019. Submit your abstracts here
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We’re very excited that it’s now possible to set up your ASBHM membership to automatically renew. If you’re already a member you can update your membership to a recurring payment. Go to “Account” then “Subscriptions” and then select “Change Plan”.
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ASBHM is considering the introduction of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) to provide forums for ASBHM members who have a shared interest in a particular topic. Potential SIGs could include areas such as translation and implementation research, disease prevention and health promotion, disease management and treatment, cancer, women’s health, physical activity and nutrition, etc. We are
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ASBHM is considering the introduction of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) to provide forums for ASBHM members who have a shared interest in a particular topic. Potential SIGs could include areas such as translation and implementation research, disease prevention and health promotion, disease management and treatment, cancer, women’s health, physical activity and nutrition, etc. We are
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