“Due to the global pandemic we bring the AFRH Conference 2020 to the safety of your home or office, and are you able to experience our first ever virtual meeting in real time on your laptop or other electronic device.
Delegates attending this virtual conference will have access to the following
• Access to online discussions and webinars
• CME credit
• E- certificate of participation
• Access to virtual exhibition hall
• Networking opportunities
• Community events
• and More
Registered participants can access the virtual hall. Please take the time zone differences into account. Times are shown in WAST – West Africa Standard Time.”
Abstracts are invited from intending participants on the Theme, Sub-theme and in other aspects of reproductive health.
Deadline for submission of abstracts is 10th August, 2020 (23:59 West African Time). All abstracts received will be peer-reviewed and subsequently accepted for presentation or rejected. Corresponding authors will be notified before or by 15th August, 2020 of the status of submitted abstracts.
Abstracts should be submitted electronically using Microsoft Word format (Font-Times New Roman, Font size – 12) with double spacing. Abstract should not exceed 250 (Two Hundred and Fifty) words.
Each abstract should contain original, unpublished material, which has not been presented in any meeting or conference in the field of reproductive health. Each first author can only submit one abstract.
All abstracts should be submitted in structured format as follows:
* Abstract title – Do not use capital letters and do not indent. The title should reflect the content.
* List the authors with family name first, followed by initials (i.e. Okeke, B.; Sokefun, J.; and Musa, A.) The name of the first author is also the presenting author. Do not include professional titles or degrees. A maximum of 15 names will be allowed.
* Objective * Methodology * Results * Conclusion * Keywords
Authors are requested to mention a minimum of three and a maximum of five keywords.
All abstract submitter must register and pay for the conference before the abstracts will be considered for presentation and publication in the book of abstracts.
Abstract can be uploaded on the conference website: www.afrhnigeria.org or send abstract to email: [email protected]
Whether you’re selling existing products or services, promoting your organization or introducing new products, exhibiting at the AFRH 2020 virtual conference allows you to increase your company’s visibility among the most influential leaders in global health.
Don’t wait, book your booth now! Requests for booth locations will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. No booth assignment will be assigned without completed contract and full payment.
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speaker MRS ROSE OGBECHE
speaker PROF JOSEPH IKECHEBELU
speaker DR VICTOR GBENRO
speaker DR ABIOLA IDOWU
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speaker DR PREYE FEIBAI
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speaker ALISON MCTAVISH
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speaker PROF. MICHAEL AZIKEN
speaker DR EMMANUEL KALU
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One of the largest examples of virtual conferences was Apple’s iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and Pro Max launch event. Though attendees were also there in-person, 1.8 million people around the world streamed the virtual event.
On March 11, 2020, Google held their live stream developer summit. In just two weeks, it already had over 30,000 views, many of which were in real-time.
Clearly, there is a desire for online conferences. As stated above, their benefits for convenience, budget, and inclusivity are too numerous to ignore.