All Together Better Health Conference Abstract submissions open

the 10th International Conference on Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice (IPECP), All Together Better Health X to be held in Doha has been rescheduled to 22-25 October 2021. We are now pleased to inform you the second cycle of Abstract submission is now open. Our 10th anniversary conference theme is Cultivating a Collaborative Culture: Sharing Pearls of Wisdom. You can submit your abstract under the following topics:

• ADVOCATING for people-centred care, health and wellbeing
• EMBRACING diversity of stakeholders
• INFORMING regional and global IPECP policies and standards
• PROMOTING safety in and beyond health and social care settings
• SHARING models of best practice in IPECP

The deadline for submission is 28 February, 2021 (23:59 GMT+3) via the following link: https://atbh2020.exordo.com/login

Please see the ATBH-X Abstract guidelines in this LINK. Decisions will be announced in May 2021.

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CABVIII Postponement Announcement / Report de la Conférence CABVIII

Considering the postponement of the ATBH 2020 conference to 2021, CIHC and AIHC Boards of directors have jointly decided to postpone the CABVIII meeting planned in Quebec City for Fall 2021 to Fall 2022. This will ensure maintaining the alternation of these two events. Read the full announcement and share your ideas for the next CAB Conference here.

Compte tenu du report de la conférence ATBH 2020 à 2021, les conseils d'administration de la CIHC et de l'AIHC ont conjointement décidé de reporter la réunion du CABVIII prévue à Québec pour l'automne 2021 à l'automne 2022. Cela assurera le maintien de l'alternance de ces deux événements. Lisez l'annonce complète et partagez vos idées pour la prochaine conférence CAB ici.

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Traduction de site web / Website translation 

​Le CPIS reconnait que plusieurs de nos collègues ont le français comme langue maternelle. Pour assurer leur inclusion dans notre communauté de pratique, nous sommes en train de traduire en français l’ensemble du site web. Nous vous remercions pour votre patience.

CIHC recognizes that many of our interprofessional colleagues speak French as their first language. To ensure an inclusive community, we are in the process of translating the entire website to French.   

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