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9th International AIDSIMPACT Conference

Start Date

September 22 2009

End Date

September 25 2009

Location

Gaborone, Botswana

Event summary

The AIDS Impact conference is designed to explore changing interactions between the biological, psychological, and social effects of HIV and AIDS. It hopes to provide information and an opportunity to exchange experiences regarding how the latest medical research findings affect the psychosocial aspects of HIV. According to the organisers, AIDS Impact 2009 hopes to provide an international forum where new ideas, information, and research findings will be exchanged in an open, creative atmosphere.

Click here for more information about the conference.

Click here for the conference programme.

Registration Information

Organisers encourage people with HIV and AIDS, people from resource poor settings, and community workers to join academics, clinicians, professionals, health workers, social care providers, and policy makers in bringing together multiple perspectives on current issues and dilemmas.

The conference fee is £420.

Click here to register online.

Contact

AIDS Impact Conference

Department of Clinical Psychology
St Helens Hospital
Marshalls Cross Road
St Helens

WA9 3DA
United Kingdom (UK)
AIDS Impact website
WPPCS9@aidsimpact.net



Placed on the Soul Beat Africa site August 24 2009
Last Updated August 24 2009


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