Awesome news just floated my way yesterday! First of all, I’m pretty excited about the upcoming 2010 mHealth Summit being held in Washington, DC again this November. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) really did some nice upgrades to the website for this second go-round and have some distinguished speakers on the roster to discuss the advancement around mobile health.
Now onto the great news! Students interested in attending the mHealth Summit now have an opportunity to go free of charge. A special Student Pass has been developed and it’s available on a first come, first served basis. So if you are a student in the field of public/community health or related field – please feel free to apply and/or spread the word!
I’m hoping to attend this year since I missed it the first time. And if you’re new to the concept of using mobile technology for health – check out a presentation I did last year introducing the possibilities.
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I know! the fall season has a ton of conferences we’re interested in going on. I really did want to make it to APHA as well.
Great resource – too bad it’s exactly during the APHA conference… why would that happen?! so aggravating…