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Hi
everyone
The Dept of Adolescent Medicine and NSW
Centre for Advancement of Adolescent Health is hosting a Youth Health 2006
conference called "Young People's Health-what's it going to
take? " on 13 to 15 November
2006 at Sydney Showground
Olympic Park Sydney.
This
conference is for people who work with young people around health and
well-being.
Here are some of the highlights:
- youth participation and presentations
- the latest information and research from 6
international and 9 Australian keynote speakers
- 36 concurrent sessions and workshops with
presentations from over 170 health care professionals from Australia and the
Asia Pacifc region
- a showcase of youth creative talents
- over 35 poster presentations, many featuring the
latest in media and technology formats
- a community forum 'World wide worry:do media and
technology help or hinder young people' ? facilitated by Julie McCrossin and
including Dr Norman Swan
- conference dinner with young people involved as
speakers, entertainment and more
- special streams for GP's
Single day registration from $230 and 3 day
registration from $550.
Young People and Concession registration from $400
- conditions apply.
To find out
more and to register, please click onto the website www.youthhealth2006.org
It would be lovely
if you can come along.
Regards
Evelyn Camilleri
Administration
Officer
NSW Centre for Advancement of Adolescent Health (NSW
CAAH)
Children's Hospital at Westmead
Locked Bag 4001
Cnr Hawkesbury Rd
& Hainsworth St
Westmead NSW 2145
Tel: (02) 9845
3338
Fax: (02) 9845 0663
web:www.caah.chw.edu.au
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