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Upcoming Supplemental Issue and Call for Abstracts
On behalf of the sponsor, CVSHealth, the Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved issues a Call for Abstracts on the topic of Public-Private Partnerships and Health Equity. The scope of the supplemental issue is the significance and value of public-private partnerships (including but not limited to corporate, non-profit, local, state or national government, or academic) to advance health equity and/or address the social determinants of health; additionally, the issue will identify potential directions for future work in this area.
Abstracts should be blinded and should be no longer than 350 words long. The authors should include a list of key words (which will not count toward the word count of the abstract). Please submit abstracts to [email protected] no later than midnight, February 1, 2022.
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