AcademyHealth 25th Annual Research Meeting (ARM)
June 8-10 * Marriott Wardman Park Hotel *
Washington,
DC
Registration Now Open!
Join more than 2,000 health services researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to hear the latest research on issues critical to improving the health care delivery system, debate timely health policy issues, and learn about new methodologies, data resources, and funding opportunities.
ARM Preliminary Agenda Available Online
So far, about half of the program has been identified and is available online. The call for abstracts peer review process will determine the content of the remaining sessions. Check out the agenda-at-a-glance and session schedule.
Abstracts submitted for the 2008 ARM are under review. Notifications will be sent by March 28.
Register by April 7 and save $100!
Annual AcademyHealth Awards
Call for Nominations Deadline: March 3
Nominate your colleagues for the AcademyHealth Awards. AcademyHealth is currently accepting nominations from members for the following awards:
- Distinguished Investigator
- Alice S. Hersh New Investigator
- Article-of-the-Year
- Dissertation Award
Complete nominations must be received at AcademyHealth by March 3.
All awardees receive complimentary registration and lodging to attend the 2008 Annual Research Meeting on June 8–10 in
Washington,
D.C., where the awards will be presented. In addition, the Alice S. Hersh New Investigator Awardee receives a $2,500 prize from the Alice S. Hersh Memorial Fund.
For more information and instructions for submitting nominations, visit our Web site.
New HSR Methods Web Resource Now Available
AcademyHealth is pleased to announce that the www.HSRmethods.org Web site is now available. This new online tool provides researchers collaborating across disciplines with an easy-to-use tool for understanding health services research (HSR) methods. HSRmethods.org includes current information on key research methods and a number of resources used in HSR. The Web site, which will grow over time under direction of the Methods Council, is designed to spur dialogue about analytic methods among researchers.
We invite you to share this important new tool with your colleagues.
