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ICGMV'S 4TH ANNUAL VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
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September 13, 2024
The 2024 ICGMV conference will be a one day event highlighting evidence-based presentations as well as experiential workshops led by leaders and innovators in the field. This year's conference will focus on group visits as a treatment delivery and care model. Sessions will highlight successful group medical visit models that realize the full potential for all involved and take into account the importance of holistic services that create community and reduce loneliness.
In addition to the main conference sessions, the conference will include a virtual exhibit hall, poster presentations, and mentoring spaces. The conference will be held using Zoom.
30 - 45 minutes
Symposia sessions or panel discussions.
10 - 15 minutes
Virtual, research poster exhibition.
60 - 75 minutes
Experiential workshop sessions that focus on skill-building and demonstration.
View the official 2024 Call for Proposals informational packet for specific details, guidelines, and directions for completing your submission!
The underlying theme, "Group Visits as Medicine: Valuable to Payers, Providers, and Participants" should be considered when creating your proposal for submission.
Main Sessions are formal scholarly presentations that bring new insights into a particular area of group visits. These sessions may have a single presenter, multiple presenters representing different institutions or multiple presenters representing the same institution.
These posters are intended to highlight current programs and research being conducted on topics related to group visits. Posters will be on display in the virtual exhibit hall throughout the conference and presenters will be available to discuss their work during the time blocks dedicated to poster sessions.
A limited number of abstracts will be selected for oral presentations.
Workshop and training sessions are intended to focus on skill- building and demonstration. These sessions should focus on providing new approaches, techniques, or improving skills related to the facilitation, implementation, financial stability, and sustainability of group visits.
Submissions must clearly state the intended skills and how those skills will be targeted and conveyed to session participants. Individuals leading these workshops are encouraged to think creatively about ways to best utilize the virtual format and resources available to facilitate experiential learning. These sessions will need to be interactive, with at least one small group breakout session.