Primary Care Epidemiology Conferences

Primary Care Epidemiology Conferences become a global forum for exploring the most pressing issues in the areas of Healthcare Epidemiology, Chronic Disease Management, and Health Risk Factors. Such events as the Primary Care Epidemiology Summit become a ground for gathering the world’s doctors, PhD students, researchers, and professors, enriching the interaction aimed at enhancing Community Health and mitigating Health Disparities. These presentations will take place during three consecutive days of conference, presenting both Keynote Presentations and Oral Presentations, also Poster Presentations and E-Posters.

The Future Events will be discussing aspects of Population Health, Preventive Medicine, and assimilation of Primary Care Health Statistics into Healthcare Outcomes Research. Abstracts and papers will be welcomed from participants who explore the range of social determinants of health, particularly the most contemporary global health trends. Lastly, the conference offers knowledge on the health surveillance system, public health campaigns, and health promotion strategies toward the population level.

The Trade Show Calendar will include major Exhibitors who present the latest in health care interventions and biostatistics in primary care settings. CME, CE & CPD credits are also provided to facilitate continuous professional development for delegates. There will be a young research forum, and a series of Innovation Awards will recognize breakthroughs in epidemiology. This global summit involves scientists from different parts of the world to share their expertise in disease prevention, clinical epidemiology, and health systems research.

The Brochure Download and Tentative Program will provide a full overview of sessions, allowing participants to plan their participation in areas such as vaccination coverage, health equity, and health outcomes research. Don’t miss the chance to be part of these critical discussions and contribute to the future of Primary Care Epidemiology.