The King's Centre for Military Health Research is the leading civilian UK centre of excellence for military health research and is independent of the UK Ministry of Defence. Our work has help shape government policy towards military personnel with our research published in high impact journals such as the British Medical Journal and The Lancet.
The Centre is co-directed by Professor Simon Wessely and Professor Nicola Fear. The Centre draws on the experience of a multi-disciplinary team with a wide range of research portfolios. The aim of the Centre is to produce relevant scientific research at the highest level. The Centre also offers a MSc in War and Psychiatry.
Agenda subject to change.
The poster competition aims to showcase research in the Armed Forces community.
Key Information: Poster abstracts (300 words) must be submitted by 06/01/2020. The abstracts should include a funding statement (not included in the word count). Notification of acceptance will be made on 20/01/2020. Presenters must purchase a ticket for the conference and attend.
Prizes: The three posters most highly regarded by an expert panel and attendees will be awarded cash prizes for the following categories: 1) Overall Academic Choice; 2) Sponsors’ Choice; 3) People’s Choice.
Submission: Please submit a 300-word structured abstract to [email protected]. Abstracts will be published alongside the poster.
Veterans' Mental Health Conference 2020 will once again be hosted in the Great Hall at King's College London. The Great Hall was built in 1829, and over the years has been a prominent location for high end balls and gala dinners.
