International Council of Women's Health; Multidisciplinary Conference - Beyond 2015: What will it take

Dear Colleagues and friends

FUNDISA with SIGMA THETA TAU INTERNATIONAL as diamond partner, is hosting the -

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUE (ICOWHI) 20th conference

- from 12-14 November 2014 at the ICC in Cape Town. Please note this is a MULTIDISCIPLINARY conference and any discipline working on women's health issues or related topics are invited to submit an abstract. See the call for abstracts.

Please distribute to relevant colleagues in your network.

Kind regards

Hester
Prof Hester C. Klopper (PhD, MBA, FANSA)
President: Sigma Theta Tau International
Chief Executive Officer: FUNDISA
Professor: UWC and NWU
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Twitter: @klopperhc

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