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International Psycho-Oncology Society Congress (Conference, Dublin, 17-21 October 2016)

posted on February 28, 2025

Research Summary: International Psycho-Oncology Society Congress 2016

Event Type: International professional congress in psycho-social oncology
Location & Dates: Dublin, 17-21 October 2016
Conference Theme: Psycho-Oncology: Science, Art and Practice – Bridging the Gap
Early-Bird Registration Deadline: Extended to 17 July 2016
Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 July 2016 for poster presentations
Structure: Five-day event comprising three days of Congress and two days of Psycho-social academies
Target Audience: Professionals in cancer support services seeking evidence-based research and best practices
Primary Focus: Cutting-edge research and professional development in psycho-social oncology practice

Early-bird registration for IPOS 2016 – ‘Psycho-Oncology: Science, Art and Practice – Bridging the Gap’ – has been extended until 17th July. Abstracts for poster presentations can also be accepted up until Friday 15th July.
IPOS is an opportunity for professionals working in cancer support services to share and learn about cutting-edge research and best practices in the field of Psycho-Social Oncology. It is a five day event with three days of Congress and two days of Psycho-social academies.

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