Call for Papers: 12th Public Health Conference (PHC2026)

The 12th Public Health Conference (PHC2026) invites scholars, professionals, policymakers, and practitioners to submit their research and insights for presentation. This international conference on public health, scheduled for July 11–13, 2026, in Bangkok, Thailand, aims to foster knowledge exchange and collaboration in the fields of public health, nursing, and healthcare.
12th Public Health Conference [PHC2026] accepts the following types of submissions and they will be evaluated as follows:

  • Academic submissions:
    1.  Currency, importance, and relevance to the conference themes
    2. Clearly states purpose and outcome
    3. Clearly states design methodology and findings* (applicable for complete research papers)
    4. Originality and innovation
    5. Clarity of abstract as indicator of presentation quality

  • Professional and personal development:
    1.  Relevance to conference themes
    2. Clearly states purpose and outcome
    3. Idea flow as and indicator of presentation quality
    4. Creative and inspirational
    5. Contains applicable and beneficial items

  • NGO, Government, Non-Profit:
    1.  Relevance to conference themes
    2. Clearly states purpose and outcome
    3. Idea flow as an indicator of presentation quality
    4. Clearly stated implementation
    5. Societal impact

Submission guidelines:

  • Proposal Submission Deadline: May 20, 2026
  • Submission Process: Submit your application here. Proposals are accepted on a rolling basis until the deadline or until space is filled.
  • Review Process: All submissions undergo peer review based on the criteria outlined above.
  • Notification: Admission decisions are communicated within seven days of submission.
Space is limited and early applications are encouraged. Admission may close earlier than the date stated above if space in the conference fills up.
To submit your proposal, please complete the application form.
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We look forward to your contributions to PHC2026, where diverse perspectives will converge to advance global public health.