Bulletin: February 2020
The European Congress for Integrative Medicine Announce Call for Abstracts – Deadline: 23 March 2020
The GHSC & GHR are working with the European Congress for Integrative Medicine (ECIM) to promote its essential task in bringing together medical practitioners, healthcare professionals, scientists, researchers, therapists and health politicians from around the world.
The Congress has been taking place at various European cities since 2008 and this year the ECIM Committee of experts are including GHR Practitioners, GHSC Affiliated Training Providers and Students in training within an invitation to submit abstracts for consideration for presentation at Europe’s cutting-edge integrative medicine event to be held for the first time in the UK, in September.
With the shift towards a more integrative approach to healthcare gaining momentum, the ECIM Committee encourages all those working in the field of integrative medicine to play a part in this movement by contributing an abstract for oral or poster presentations.
All interested parties are invited to connect with fellow colleagues and share their evidence-led research and case studies at ECIM 2020. Successful abstracts submitted in the required format will also be published in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine. See:
https://www.journals.elsevier.com/european-journal-of-integrative-medicine
The congress is a catalyst to raising awareness of the health and wellbeing benefits of the integration of conventional medicine, lifestyle, complementary and traditional therapies.
ECIM 2020 will feature a wide range of exciting presentations, discussions and networking opportunities with healthcare practitioners, academics, researchers and experts in the field of integrative medicine.
For more information and to submit an abstract on or before 23 March, please visit:
https://www.ecimcongress.com/submit_abstract
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The Administration Team
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