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The Illinois Primary Health Care Association (IPHCA), in partnership with IFLOSS, will host the Illinois Oral Health Conference on July 24-25, 2024, at the BOS Center in Springfield, IL. To register for this conference, click here to be directed to the IPHCA registration.
The conference planning committee is seeking presenters for the educational training sessions.
All submissions are due by March 15, 2024.
Presenter & Presentation Requirements
All presenters attending the Conference must complete the conference speaker registration form (click this link and follow the instructions.)
Proposed session content must be appropriate for and tailored to meet IPHCA and IFLOSS conference goals and objectives and the target audience.
Proposed session(s) must fit within a minimum of one of the overarching topics established by the conference planning committee.
Topics of Interest
All presenters must refrain from selling their organization and/or specific products; time should be used to demonstrate the main topic points.
Proposed session(s) should be designed to:
Presenters wishing to attend the conference, beyond the session(s) in which they are presenting, will receive a $50 discount off the registration fee. The registration fee covers all IPHCA-sponsored events and meals during the period you are registered for. Those speakers who are not registered will not be able to attend other conference sessions or meals.
Questions? Contact Cristina McKay at cmckay@iphca.org