This year, the Quebec Respiratory Health Research Days (JQRSR) are presented in the form of a joint conference, bringing together the Quebec Respiratory Health Research Network (RSRQ) and the Noise Network
The congress will take place on November 8 and 9 at the crCHUM in Montreal
Impact of the AIR and SOUND environment on health in Quebec
The quality of the natural, industrial, urban and rural environment plays a key role in the concept of sustainable health. In this respect, the quality of the air and that of the sound environment are the first two environmental causes having the greatest impact on human health according to the WHO. Welcome to our conference on the impact of the AIR and SOUND environment on health in Quebec.
Dates and place
Overview and program
November 8
Joint RSRQ Day – Noise Network
1- Colloquium on air quality and sound environment: When the news shakes up our research agendas
2-Work by members of the QRHN and the Noise Network in relation to the impact of the AIR and noise environment on health in Quebec
3- Presentation of the students in connection with the impact of the AIR and sound environment on health in Quebec
4- Poster discussion session
November 9
Quebec Respiratory Health Research Network
1-Presentation of the results of priority projects and teams funded by the QRHN
2-Oral presentations by QRHN students and the J2R student winner in France
3-Presentation of young researchers
4-General meeting and discussion concerning the future of the new AIRS Network in connection with the new vision of the FRQ-S
Student Presentation Competition
As in previous years, there will be a competition for the best student oral and poster presentations.
Oral presentations: On November 8, students from the QRHN and the Noise Network who have been selected for an oral presentation related to the theme of the conference will have the opportunity to present their work. Prizes, including an audience prize will be awarded for the best presentations.
Les présentations étudiantes pour le concours de présentations orales des étudiants du RSRQ se tiendront le 9 novembre.
Poster presentations: The poster presentations will be held on November 8 in the form of “discussion workshops” grouped around unifying themes to allow exchanges and discussions.
Abstracts
Specification of the format of the summary to be linked to the form of soumission
File type accepted: Word (.doc or .docx)
Title: Calibri 12 bold. The title must fit on 2 lines
Author(s): Family name, first name (in Calibri 12)
Affiliation: The numbers in exponent (x1,2) after the name refers to the affiliations that should include:
- Name of University Department, Research Centre and/or Hospital
- Name of the university
- City, province
Body text: In “Calibri 12” with the following sections:
- Introduction
- Methodology
- Results
- Discussion
- Acknowledgements: Name of granting agencies (IRSC, FRQ-S, QRHN, RRSPQ, etc.)
If you have enough space, you can add a table as long as it fits on one page, in accordance with the specifications mentioned above.
Deadline for abstract submission: October 9, 2023, 11:30 p.m.
Fees
There is no fee but registration is mandatory.
Registration deadline: 29 October 2023, 11:30 p.m.
Registration to conference
Lodging
An open block of rooms has been reserved at the Hampton Inn by Hilton Montreal Downtown (985 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC, H2Z 1J4) at the following preferred rate: $209.00/night single or double occupancy
Phone to reserve: 1 (514) 370-7777
Mention that it is for the BLOC OPEN CHUM
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Les réservations doivent être faites avant le 20 octobre 2023
Carpooling
For any additional information, contact
André Dagenais : coordonnateur.rsr@gmail.com
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