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Experiencing the RCCM Annual Conference
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A discussion on the benefits of attending the RCCM Annual Conference
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RCCM Annual research conference 2023![]()
The RCCM is delighted to be holding the annual RCCM Conference on the 4th August 2023 at RLHIM in London.![]()
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This event will showcase UK research in complementary and integrative healthcare and is suitable for researchers, clinicians, and postgraduate students. It is a friendly and collaborative event with plenty of opportunities for networking and exchanging ideas. This unique conference brings together researchers and clinicians across disciplines, to support and build the evidence base for complementary and integrative healthcare.![]()
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The day will include a keynote speaker, workshops on specific topics, oral and poster presentations and a panel session with experts in the field. There will be a reduced registration fee for RCCM members and for full time students. The fee includes access to a recording of the event.![]()
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We are now open for abstract submissions for poster or oral presentations. We welcome submissions reporting complementary and integrative healthcare research, including completed projects, work currently underway, protocols, literature reviews, trials, audits, surveys etc![]()
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Deadline for abstracts: 30th April