Maternal and Child Health Bureau
Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Training
Annual Meeting: "Basic Science to Bedside DB Pediatrics"
March 22-24, 2007
Hosted by Boston University School of Medicine, Boston Medical Center
Omni Parker House Hotel
Boston, MA
Welcome to the official web site of the 2007 MCHB Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship Training Annual Meeting in Boston! This will be your resource for information on location, lodging, registration, and abstracts. Click on any of the items below for more information:
The scheduled program will be held in the Omni Parker House. Guest rooms will also be provided in the hotel (Please note: you will make your hotel reservation through Boston University via this site- not with the hotel directly).
The deadline for registration is February 15, 2007. Please email Margaret Lavoye at
with questions on reservations.
The grant supports single occupancy for up to 2 faculty from each program, and shared rooms for fellows. Fellows who do not provide the name of a room-mate will be assigned room-mates. If more than 2 faculty will be attending from your program, rooms may be shared without any added cost to the individual or their program for the extra person. Additional single rooms can also be arranged for fellows or faculty at a cost of $139 per night plus tax.
Abstracts
Abstracts from fellows are due by February 15, 2007. Please register for the Annual Grantee Meeting first. You will then be asked to submit your Abstract electronically.
Please submit FINAL POWERPOINT presentations by March 15, 2007 to Margaret Lavoye at
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For initial work in progress presentations, please plan to present for 5 minutes ( plus 10 minutes of discussion.) For completed or nearly completed projects, please plan to present for 10 minutes (plus 5 minutes of discussion.)
Questions & Contact
If you have questions, please contact Margaret Lavoye at 617-414-3665
or via email at
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SDBP2006 Annual Meeting
Created: Wednesday, 05 July 2006
Join the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (SDBP) for the 2006 Annual Meeting September 16-18, 2006 at the Doubletree Hotel in historic Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Click here to download a copy of the registration brochure (PDF)
The SDBP Annual Meeting is designed to provide a forum for
pediatricians(researchers, teachers, and/or clinicians), pediatric psychologists,
psychiatrist, social workers, nurses, public health, and other healthcare providers
and researchers interested in developmental and behavioral pediatrics.
A variety of educational formats are planned that will encourage the exchange
of new scientific and clinical information and support the interchange of
opinions regarding care and management issues relevant to developmental and
behavioral pediatrics. Scientific material will be presented through
symposia, oral abstracts, poster presentations, and small group sessions
designed for in-depth exploration of specific topics.
For more information regarding the meeting, online registration,
and housing please visit www.sdbp.org
Please let me know if you have questions regarding the SDBP Annual
Meeting. I can be reached directly at 856-642-4419 or at
Society for DBP Annual Fall Meeting
Created: Tuesday, 21 June 2005
The Society for Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics met for its annual meeting on September 24-26, 2005 at the Westin Horton Plaza, San Diego CA. Andrew N. Meltzoff, PhD delivered the Keynote Address, "The Scientist in the Crib: Minds, Brains, and How Children Learn". His impressive presentation discussed a variety of phenomena regarding how children become members of the human community--their early abilities to imitate facial expressions, their sensitivity to the sounds of their native language, their success in learning object manipulation from television but their to learn language without human contact. Featured sessions included Dysmorphology by Kenneth Lyons Jones MD and The Death of a Child: What the Pediatrician Should Know by Esther Wender, MD and William Coleman, MD.
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