Conferences


Each year, the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership hosts a National MLP Summit where partnerships from around the country (and people interested in developing a partnership) come together to discuss advancements in the model and share best practices.  Staff from partnership sites in the MLP Network also frequently offer sessions at a variety of national medical and legal conferences.

MLP Presentations at National Conferences
Upcoming MLP National Summit
Previous National Summits

Interdisciplinary Collaborative Education Conference -- September 24-25th


5th Annual National Medical-Legal Partnership Summit

The 2010 Medical-Legal Partnership Summit will be held on Thursday, March 25th and Friday, March 26th in Arlington, VA (Crystal City).  A call for session proposals will be issued July 13, 2009.  Hotel and registration information will be posted shortly.  Check back soon for more details.

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Previous MLP Summits

In 2001, the Family Advocacy Program (now MLP | Boston) held its first national "Medical-Legal Partnership 101" conference to train health care providers and lawyers around the country how to adapt the medical-legal partnership model in their communities.  Since its creation in 2006, NCMLP has held an annual National MLP Summit.

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2009

Medical-Legal Partnership:  Transforming Healthcare Through Preventive Law
4th Annual National Medical-Legal Partnership Summit
March 26-27, 2009
Cleveland, OH
Click here to view the 2009 summit brochure.


2008

Medical-Legal Partnership: A Prescription for Prevention
3rd Annual National Medical-Legal Partnership Summit
March 12-13, 2008
Kansas City, MO
      Click here to view the 2008 summit brochure.

2007

Medical-Legal Partnership: Building a Network for Child Health
2nd Annual National Medical-Legal Partnership Summit
May 4, 2007
Toronto, ON

2006

Medical-Legal Collaboration: A National Summit
1st Annual National Medical-Legal Partnership Summit
April 28, 2006
San Francisco, CA

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