The UKSBM is keen to support pre- and/or post-conference workshops at this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting in Oxford, in addition to those available at the ASM itself. Anyone interested in exploring the potential of holding a workshop before or after this year’s ASM should contact either Paul Aveyard or Amanda Lewis by the 29th of March 2013.
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Guidance for oral and poster presentations, and structured discussions and workshops now online
Guidance for preparing oral and poster presentations, as well as structured discussions and workshops for the 2012 UKSBM ASM are now online.
ASM 2012 keynote change
The UKSBM is delighted to announce that Professor Susan Michie, Professor of Health Psychology (University College London) will be the opening keynote speaker at this year’s UKSBM annual scientific meeting in Manchester (10-11 December 2012). Prof Michie is internationally recognised for her work in academic, healthcare and policy communities. Her work has contributed important advances to the study of behaviour change in relation to health, furthering our theoretical understanding of behaviour change and how to develop more effective interventions. Her work develops methods to advance the study of behaviour change e.g. for specifying the content and theoretical underpinning of interventions and for synthesising evidence. This is conducted in the domains of risky and preventive behaviours amongst the general population (e.g. smoking) and professional practice and implementation (e.g. hand hygiene).
She chairs the Society of Behavioral Medicine’s Special Interest Group in Theories and Techniques of Behaviour Change Interventions. She is co-Director of the UK’s National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training and provides consultancy to the UK Government and to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control. She is on NICE’s (National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence) Public Health Interventions Advisory Group, its committee for Behaviour Change and on its Implementation Strategy Group. Her editorial work includes Editor of Implementation Science and Associate Editor of Annals of Behavioral Medicine.
Please note that Sir Michael Marmot is no longer able to deliver his keynote address owing to unforeseen circumstances.
Reminder: 5 days left to submit an abstract for 2012 UKSBM ASM!
Reminder: the 24 August 2012 abstract deadline for the 2012 UKSBM Annual Scientific Meeting in Manchester (10-11 December 2012) is 5 days away. To submit your abstracts, visit the ASM 2012 website: manchester2012.uksbm.org.uk
Abstracts have been submitted from the following places to date:
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2012 ASM Abstract Deadline Extended to 24 August 2012
Due to popular demand, the abstract deadline for the 2012 UKSBM Annual Scientific Meeting has been extended to 24 August 2012. To submit your abstracts, please visit the online submissions page.
UKSBM Annual Scientific Meeting 2012: Call for Abstracts
Abstracts can now be submitted for the 2012 UKSBM Annual Scientific Meeting, to be held in Manchester on 10-11 December 2012 at the Macdonald Manchester Hotel. Keynote speakers include Prof Sir Michael Marmot (UCL), Prof Doug Carroll (University of Birmingham), and Prof Martin White (Newcastle University).
The deadline for submitting an abstract is 17 August 2012. Abstracts are accepted for oral and poster presentations, structured discussions, symposia and workshops. For more details on the conference and to submit an abstract, please visit the conference website:
ASM2011 Draft conference book now online
A draft of the conference book for the 2011 Annual Scientific Meeting in Stirling is now available online on the ASM 2011 website.
ASM 2011 Stirling (Draft) Timetable now online
A draft of the timetable for 2011 Annual Scientific Meeting in Stirling is now available online on the ASM 2011 website.
7 days left to submit an abstract for poster presentation for the 2011 ASM
The deadline for poster abstracts for the 2011 UKSBM Annual Scientific Meeting in Stirling (13-14 December 2011) is the 7th of October 2011. Poster abstracts can be submitted on the 2011 ASM website.

