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LEFT FOR DISCOUNTED EARLY REGISTRATION FOR THE When & Where: · February 15-17, 2012 at the Peabody Orlando Hotel in Orlando, Florida Click here now for registration and hotel reservations: http://dhcx.org. Space is limited so please don’t wait until the last minute. Join us on Facebook: http://dhcx.fbjoin.me and follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dhcxconf for the latest updates and announcements. Featured Speakers Announced! · Sekou Andrews, Storyteller/Poet · Rohit Bhargava, Global Strategy & Marketing, Ogilvy · Amelia Burke, Digital Media, Westat · Jonathan Cho, Office of Communication and Education, National Cancer Institute · Kathy Crosby, Center for Tobacco Products, US Food and Drug Administration · Cliff Dasco, General Internal Medicine, The Methodist Hospital, University of Houston · Matthew Dasco, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch · Lenora Johnson, Office of Communication and Education, National Cancer Institute · Gary Kreps, Department of Communication, George Mason University · Craig Lefebvre, socialShift; RTI International; University of South Florida · Dana Lewis, Swedish Health Services · Mark Luckie, 10,000 words; The Washington Post · Scott Shamp, New Media Institute Grady College, University of Georgia · Vic Strecher, University of Michigan; HealthMedia, a Johnson & Johnson company How DHCX is Different: · DHCX is for advanced users of information and communication technologies, or those who want to become advanced users; · All presentations will be held in general, plenary sessions with ample time for Q&A and networking; · Presentation topics will address multiple digital platforms (including, but not limited to, mobile) and sectors (health promotion, public health, healthcare, telehealth, communication, and information technology); · DHCX is run by a nonprofit, academic institution; Registration and hotel rates are affordably priced; · The Peabody Orlando (http://www.peabodyorlando.com) is one of only two Forbes Four-star and AAA Four Diamond hotels in the Orlando area and a short distance to Disney World, Sea World, and Universal Studios. Who Should Attend? · Professionals, scientists, researchers, practitioners, students, developers, entrepreneurs, and visionaries from government agencies, academic institutions, nonprofit organizations, and for-profit companies; · In other words: innovators, connectors and investors who are searching for solutions to big problems in domestic and global public health and healthcare. What You Will Experience: · Two days of collaborative discovery and dialogue with internationally renowned speakers, presenters, and colleagues on the digital communications edge in public health and healthcare solutions; · Intense learning, inspiration and new collaborators to move your projects to the next level of impact; · Interactive group collaborations and crowd-sourced problem solving for better health; · Lively and fun entertainment; i.e., not your typical conference. Sponsored by the University of Florida Center for Digital Health and Wellnes FPHA Regional Meeting: April
27, 2011
How Do You Run Effective Programs in Economically Challenged Times? PRESENTATIONS April 27th Regional Meeting Agenda Making Sense of the Data: Moving from Numb3rs to Activities Engaging Partners in Community Health Improvement Planning Getting Kids Moving During Recess (Nassau CHD) Use of Text Messaging in Your STD Program (Clay CHD) Healthy Choice Restaurant Initiative (Baker CHD) Evidence-Based Practive and Practice-Based Reseearch: What Works in Public Health? |
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