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WELCOME to the 4th AFENET Scientific Conference.

The Tanzania Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW), African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET), and the Training Programs in Epidemiology and Public Health Interventions Network (TEPHINET) are co-sponsoring the 4th AFENET Scientific Conference which will be held in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania from 11-16 December 2011.

Trainees and graduates of field-based training programs in applied epidemiology and public health practice are invited to submit abstracts (English only) on investigations or projects undertaken during training and completed within the past two years. Of interest are abstracts describing outbreak investigations, implementation and evaluation of public health programs or surveillance activities, and other areas in applied epidemiology or public health practice. In particular, abstracts and presentations should emphasize how the results of the investigation or an analysis were used....  More[+]

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Late-breaking abstracts are abstracts which describe new and important current research advances and were not submitted by the abstract submission deadline of 31 August 2011. The information in the late-breaking abstracts must not have been published before or submitted previously.


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-Submission Guidelines [+]

LATE-BREAKING ABSTRACTS SUBMISSION NOW CLOSED:

For assistance with your travels please send your queries to Lmwoga@afenet.net

HOTEL RESERVATIONS
Block bookings have been made at selected hotels close to the conference venue and in the city centre at special rates.

  • Kempinski Hotel
  • Golden Tulip Hotel
  • Southern Sun Hotel
  • New Africa Hotel
  • Heritage Hotel
  • Movenpick Hotel


MEALS
Lunch will be provided at the conference venue

 

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