CALL FOR PAPERS
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The
Conference Planning Committee of the International Association for Chronic
Fatigue Syndrome/ME (IACFS/ME) invites potential presenters to submit
abstracts and/or workshop proposals for our next biennial meeting Translating Evidence into Practice.
· NEW DEADLINE FOR CALL FOR PAPERS APRIL 2, 2011
· WORKSHOPS
MARCH 15, 2011
· For submission details, Please
visit http://www.mecfsme.org
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To be held
in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, September 22-25, 2011. Hosted by the National
ME/FM Action Network (Canada)
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Integrative conference themes will focus on fatigue, pain,
sleep, pediatrics, cognition, and brain function in CFS/ME, Fibromyalgia, and
Related Illnesses (e.g., cancer fatigue). I
· In addition, different sessions will address advances in
assessment and treatment (from biological to behavioral), as well as new
developments in virology, immunology, and neuroendocrinology.
· Papers will be reviewed by the Conference Planning
Committee for selection as an oral lecture, short oral presentation, or poster
presentation. Professional workshop proposals will also be accepted. Attendees
to IACFS/ME conferences are primarily biomedical and behavioral professionals,
including clinicians, researchers, and educators. Papers should reflect this
level of experience and expertise.
· It is anticipated that this event will be accredited for
continuing medical education for Category 1 CME (physicians), CNE for nurses,
and CPE for pharmacists.
2011 CONFERENCE LOCATION:
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Delta Ottawa
City Centre Hotel
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
ABOUT OTTAWA
IACFS/ME 2011
conference location Delta Ottawa City Centre overlooks the cityscapes
and natural wonders of Ottawa, touted as the city by which all capitals should
be measured.
The conference will
be held during the height of fall foliage season with leaves that change to
brilliant oranges, reds and yellows.
Situated in Ottawa's political and business hub.
Delta Ottawa is
conveniently located downtown and has easy access to entertainment districts,
Parliament Buildings, museums and many other popular attractions. Nestled on
the banks of the majestic Ottawa, Rideau and Gatineau Rivers, Ottawa is one of
the most beautiful capitals in the world.
A thriving
international technology and business centre and world class tourism and
convention destination, Ottawa is also rich in culture and heritage with its
many national institutions, parklands, waterways and historic architecture.
Whether your
interest is culture, history or simply natural outdoor attractions, Canada’s
Capital region offers a unique combination of both. 30 museums. 50 galleries
and theatres. Night clubs. Fine dining. World-class shopping. Heritage sites.
Stunning architecture. Festivals. Cultural activities. Attractions. Tours.
Natural wonders. Sports. Friendly people.