Yes, SBM has zero tolerance for any form of harassment or discrimination at society meetings and events.

**Cancellation fees are being waived for the 2023 Annual Meeting due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.ĭoes SBM have a policy about harassment or discrimination at its events? Refunds will be processed following the Annual Meeting. All cancellations are subject to a non-refundable $50 administrative fee. Traditionally held in late March or April, the SBM Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions typically consists of one pre-conference day for courses, followed by three days of scientific programming complete with poster sessions, an exhibit hall, paper presentations, research spotlights, symposia, panel discussions, master lectures, keynote addresses and several smaller networking sessions and breakfast roundtables.Īny registration cancellations must be due to professional and/or personal/family health emergencies and be made in writing directly to the SBM national office prior to the first day of the Annual Meeting. Exchange scientific ideas on a cross-disciplinary level with colleagues.Evaluate new interdisciplinary approaches to education and training in behavioral medicine.Examine strategies for the application of evidence-based research in clinical practice and health programs.Discuss new and cutting-edge research and clinical data on interactions between health and behavior.Identify recent advances in behavioral interventions for health improvement.Describe the role of behavioral medicine in today’s changing health care environment.

The Annual Meeting provides an education-packed scientific program that allows more than 2,100 attendees to: Students, researchers, clinicians, and professionals in any career seeking to improve the health and well-being of others can find educational sessions and networking opportunities that fit their needs. SBM's Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions provides an excellent opportunity for attendees of all experience levels to participate in the highest caliber of professional programming devoted to research and practice in the field of behavioral medicine.

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