Experience the lifestyle and culture of New Orleans!​

Join faculty, health professionals, residents, students, and practice partners from across the health professions and public health to focus on the knowledge, skills, collaborations, and resources needed to teach population health.
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• Gain knowledge and skills necessary for teaching in the current environment.
• Collaborate around health equity and leadership in prevention.
• Network and collaborate with individuals from across the health professions​.

Dr. Christine Arcari shares her top three reasons for attending Teaching Prevention and why you should too!

Learning Objectives

• Explore teaching strategies for the changing learning environment, including experiential opportunities, and interprofessional education.
• Discuss methods for meeting the needs of learners.
• Describe innovative research methods in prevention and population health.
• Identify successful practices that address prevention and population health, including community engagement and collaboration.
• Analyze strategies for addressing current public health issues, including equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging.

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I can’t believe how much I took away from the APTR annual meeting. It offered a huge source of information and ideas on how to integrate population health, preventive medicine and interprofessional healthcare delivery models into our curriculum. Additionally, it contributed to my professional growth and development as a primary care clinician.
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​Looking forward to 2023!

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​Teaching Prevention 2023 is the annual meeting of the  
​Association for Prevention Teaching and Research (APTR).

​​More speakers being added!

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