2nd National Conference on American Indian and Alaska Native Injury and Violence Prevention

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National Conference on American Indian and Alaska Native Injury and Violence Prevention
Reconnecting to Promote Health Equity and Advance Practice and Science

Abstract Submission

Thank you for your interest in submitting an abstract for the 2nd National Conference on American Indian and Alaska Native Injury and Violence Prevention, taking place virtually July 26-28, 2022. The conference theme is “Reconnecting to Promote Health Equity and Advance Practice and Science”.

We welcome breakout session presentations focused on emerging and best practices related to injury and violence prevention in tribal communities. Please consider submitting an abstract proposal focused on one of the following topic areas:

Using Data to Tell Our Story: Epidemiology and Evaluation
Advancing Practice and Science in Injury and Violence Prevention
Advancements and Practices in Unintentional Injury Prevention
Opioid and Substance Use Disorder: From Prevention to Recovery
Multidisciplinary Injury Prevention Initiative

All abstracts will be reviewed by track team experts. Accepted abstracts will be assigned to a suitable session for oral presentation, poster presentation, panel presentation, or workshop based on the abstract submission.

Please refer to the submission guidelines here and reach out to injuryconference22@gmail.com with any questions.

Virtual Event Name or URL

Topic Area or Track

Presentation Title

Presenting Author

Presenting Author’s Organizational Affiliation

Presenting Author’s Academic Degree(s)

Presenting Author’s email address

Presenting Author’s phone number

Presenting Author Bio

Presentation Preference

Co-Presenter (if applicable)

Description of Presentation

Program or policy abstracts should describe the public health issue, setting, project, accomplishments/results, barriers/challenges, and lessons learned.Research abstracts should describe the background, study question, methods, results, conclusions, and public health implications.Workshop and panel presentation proposals should include the session description and additional session co-presenter names, if applicable, and bios for each presenter.

Learning Objectives

Please note the intended audience of the presentation or workshop

Please note any learning techniques you are planning to use

Do you agree to have your session recorded and archived for public viewing on the conference website