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15th Qualitative Health Research Conference 2009
Vancouver, British Columbria, Canada. Workshops on October 7 2009.
This is an interdisciplinary conference for the dissemination and discussion of developments in qualitative health research. All conference papers will be peer reviewed, and we welcome presentations from scholars in a range of disciplines exploring health-related issues and experiences.
Abstracts are invited from scholars engaged qualitative health research in such disciplines as public health, nursing, medicine, social work, psychology, sociology, information science, education, human ecology, anthropology, dentistry, physiotherapy, rehabilitation, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and many more!
Click here to submit an abstract or visit the QHR webpage for more information at: http://www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/iiqm/QHR2009.cfm
9th Advances in Qualitative Methods Conference 2009
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
October 7th 2009 - Workshops
The focus of AQM is the premier international and interdisciplinary conference for the dissemination and discussion of developments in qualitative research methods. All conference papers will be peer reviewed, and we welcome presentations from scholars in a range of disciplines exploring issues and experiences using qualitative inquiry.
Abstracts are invited from scholars engaged in qualitative methods development and use in such disciplines as education, sociology, human ecology, information science, psychology, anthropology, public health, nursing, social work, medical sociology, and many more!
Click here to submit an abstract or visit the AQM webpage for more information at: http://www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/iiqm/AQM2009.cfm
19th World Congress of Neurology
24-30 October 2009, Bangkok, Thailand
Website: http://www.wcn2009bangkok.com/
Other conferences
For more information about international conferences on disability and rehabilitation, please visit the Center for International Rehabilitation Research Information and Exchange (CIRRIE) website.