CONFERENCES

    European Health Psychology Society Conference

    This is an annual conference by European Health Psychology Society (EHPS) that focuses on the study of psychological factors in health and illness, with topics ranging from behavioral interventions to health policy. The conference is aimed at health psychologists, researchers, and other professionals involved in the study and application of psychology in healthcare, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating on new approaches to improving health outcomes.

    33rd Annual Conference EHPS 2019

    Date

    Sep 02, 2019 - Sep 07, 2019

    Location

    Dubrovnik, Croatia

    Bringing together 875 participants from 50 different countries, this conference includes 418 symposiums, four keynote lecturers, eight workshops, and six round tables. 

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