Society of Behavioral Medicine 2019 Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions

项目摘要 行为医学学会(SBM)将于3月举行第40届年会和科学会议 2019年6月9日，华盛顿特区。此应用程序寻求资金以支持会议编程解决方案 以下具体目标：(1)培训与会者有效参与各种活动所需的技能 利益相关者(例如，患者、政策制定者、社区领袖、行业领袖)在他们的研究中加强 行为医学对个人和人群健康的影响；(2)为与会者提供关于 他们如何将研究成果和科学知识通过 新媒体和公共演讲和写作机会，目的是提高公众对 行为医学领域，传播关于健康促进和疾病的循证信息 预防，并最终加强实地对公共卫生的影响；(3)加强 通过提供指导、领导力培训、专业发展和 就业网络机会；以及(4)加强行为医学的方法严谨性 通过由专家领导的关于临床试验方法学、可重复性、开放科学和 跨学科协作，产生新的理论模型和方法。SBM是全国领先的 致力于行为医学的科学协会，代表大约2400名研究人员和 来自20多个学科的临床医生。SBM的成员包括研究人员、临床医生、教育工作者和 专注于开发和整合行为、心理和社交能力的行业专业人士 与了解健康和疾病有关的生物医学理论、知识和干预措施。他们 努力了解、预防和治疗心血管疾病、呼吸系统疾病、 糖尿病和癌症。他们进行研究，并将发现转化为现实世界的环境，以改善生活 同时还降低了医疗成本。SBM的年度会议是传播 行为医学的重要思想和突破。会议的教育会议、网络 活动和展览厅促进了信息和思想的交流。与会者将所学知识应用于 疾病预防和管理，以及开发创新的研究设计和有效的干预措施 和战略，以及基于证据的政策。SBM会议以高影响力的全体演讲者为特色， 诸如“社会鸿沟和健康鸿沟”(Sandro Galea，医学博士，公共卫生硕士，DrPH，2018年)。2019年SBM 一年一度的会议估计将有2100名来自美国和海外的个人参加， 有1500多个演示文稿。会议的主题是“主导叙事”，并设有会议。 鼓励与会者向公众传播他们的科学，并提高行为医学在 公众对健康的讨论。我们国家的大多数健康挑战都源于行为，这使得 这一关注点和SBM“通过改变行为来增进健康”的愿景比以往任何时候都更加重要。

PROJECT ABSTRACT The Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) will hold its 40th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions from March 6-9, 2019, in Washington, DC. This application seeks funding in support of meeting programming addressing the following specific aims: (1) to train attendees in the skills necessary to effectively engage diverse stakeholders (e.g., patients, policymakers, community leaders, industry leaders) in their research to enhance the impact of behavioral medicine on individual and population health; (2) to provide guidance to attendees on how they can disseminate their research findings and scientific knowledge to larger audiences by leveraging new media and public speaking and writing opportunities, with the goal of increasing public awareness of the behavioral medicine field, disseminating evidence-based information about health promotion and disease prevention, and ultimately enhancing the impact of the field on public health; (3) to enhance the diversity of behavioral medicine professionals by providing mentoring, leadership training, professional development, and employment networking opportunities; and (4) to enhance the methodological rigor of behavioral medicine research by having expert-led discussions on clinical trial methodology, reproducibility, open science, and interdisciplinary collaboration to produce new theoretical models and methods. SBM is the nation’s leading scientific society dedicated to behavioral medicine, representing approximately 2,400 researchers and clinicians from more than 20 disciplines. SBM’s members include researchers, clinicians, educators, and industry professionals who focus on the development and integration of behavioral, psychosocial, and biomedical theory, knowledge, and interventions relevant to the understanding of health and disease. They work to understand, prevent, and treat chronic diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, diabetes, and cancer. They conduct research and translate findings into real-world settings to improve lives while also reducing healthcare costs. SBM’s annual meetings are the premier forum for disseminating behavioral medicine’s important ideas and breakthroughs. The meeting’s educational sessions, networking events, and exhibit halls facilitate exchange of information and ideas. Attendees apply the knowledge gained to disease prevention and management, and development of innovative research designs, effective interventions and strategies, and evidence-based policies. SBM meetings feature high-impact plenary speakers who present topics such as “Social Divides and Health Divides” (Sandro Galea, MD, MPH, DrPH, 2018). The 2019 SBM Annual Meeting will be attended by an estimated 2,100 individuals from the United States and abroad, featuring more than 1,500 presentations. The meeting theme is “Leading the Narrative," with sessions energizing attendees to communicate their science to the public and increase behavioral medicine’s visibility in public discourse about health. Most of our country's health challenges have behavioral origins, which makes this focus and SBM’s vision of “better health through behavior change” more important than ever.