International Conference on Child Day Care Health:
Science, Prevention, and Practice
On June 15-17, 1992, CDC will sponsor a conference entitled
"International Conference on Child Day Care Health: Science,
Prevention, and Practice" in Atlanta. The objective of the
conference is to provide structured and informal opportunities to
exchange information, skills, knowledge, and experiences related to
child day care health. Presentations and discussion will focus on
three major themes: child day care health, meeting the needs of
children and care-givers, and translating science into practice.
Topics for the scientific sessions will include infectious
diseases; injuries and hazards; health promotion; children with
special needs and disabilities; environmental health; developmental
and psychologic aspects; occupational health; impact of
regulations, standards, accreditation, and training; and economics.
The deadline for abstracts is January 15, 1992. Additional
information is available from Lillian Glickman at Pace Enterprises,
Inc., telephone (404) 633-8610 or fax (404) 633-8745.
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