Pathways to Prevention (P2P) workshop: identifying risks and Interventions to optimize postpartum health

P2P workshops use an unbiased, evidence-based process to identify research gaps in a scientific area of broad public health importance. Each workshop focuses on a disease prevention topic with limited or underdeveloped research and a need for a critical assessment of the evidence.

The P2P program brings together federal agencies, researchers, and community members to:

• Synthesize the evidence and better understand the current state of the science.
• Identify methodological and scientific weaknesses and gaps and suggest a research agenda.
• Develop an action plan to move the field forward.

You can use P2P workshop publications—like the systematic evidence review, independent panel’s report with recommendations for future research, and federal partners’ action plan—to help fill research gaps.

Flavia Bustreo, Chair of PMNCH Governance and Ethics Committee will be speaking at the event.