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Annual Scientific Meeting 2009
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Exploration and Enlightenment – A Voyage of Discovery
8-10 July 2009, St Andrews
Click here for the conference programme
Click here for an overview of parallel sessions and workshops
Click here for the details of presentations in parallel sessions and workshops
Click here for the poster programme
Click here for an outline timetable
Keynote speakers
Wednesday
Professor Louise Richardson – Principal of St Andrews University
Professor Philip Hannaford, University of Aberdeen
"Is primary care research the UK in rude health?"
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Thursday
Professor John Spencer, University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Professor Peter Rubin, Chair GMC, University of Nottingham
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Friday
Professor David Haslam, President Royal College of General Practitioners
"What next?"
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Programme Elements
In addition the programme will feature the following presentations
Please click each feature for further information
• Prize winning presentations click here
• Oral presentations in parallel sessions click here
• Panels in parallel sessions click here
• Poster presentations click here
• Workshops click here
• Special interest groups click here
Abstracts are invited for submission to be considered for oral presentation, poster presentation or a workshop.
NEW FEATURES IN 2009
Panels
This year sees the introduction to the SAPC ASM programme of participant defined panels. During the parallel oral sessions some of the sessions will be panels and the remainder will consist of presentations selected by the programme committee from the general abstract submissions (see panels above).
Panel abstracts will be considered automatically for parallel sessions if they are part of a panel that is not accepted. Please do not submit the same abstract twice.
Late breaking abstracts
A parallel session will be dedicated to work with late breaking results. Please submit your abstract by the 6th March (or 13th February if part of a panel). There is a “late breaking” tick box on the on-line submission form for work in this category. In the results section please indicate that “results are late breaking”. A final version must be submitted via email to office@sapc.ac.uk before 31st May 2009 with the abstract title clearly indicated.
Young or early careers prize
If you wish to be considered for this prize please tick the young researcher box in the on-line presentation abstract form. To qualify you must have less than three years (whole time equivalent) research experience since completion of your PhD.
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