PROMsSummit 2016
Call for Abstracts
Wednesday 7th December 2016
Cavendish Conference Centre, London
Healthcare Conferences UKin association with Mr Bibhas Roy, PROMs2.0 Leadare pleased to announce the PROMs Summit 2016. We are opening part of the 2016 conference to abstracts; which we will assess for inclusion in the conference programme as an oral presentation or poster display.
The event has been developed following feedback from previous years and also our smaller specialty events, and is for all those with an interest in PROMs. At the 2015 event we ran streams on:
-A beginners guide to PROMs
-Demonstrating improvement through PROMs in Clinical Practice
-Commissioning on the basis of PROMs results
-Specialty focus on Long Term Conditions, Muskuloskeletal and Surgical
Details of the two types of presentation are below:
Oral presentation:
Abstracts selected for oral presentation in one of the specialty streams or practical workshops. Each presenter will be allocated between 10-25 minute session followed by question and answers in the most suitable sector of the conference programme. If your abstract is selected for an oral presentation, the senior author will be invited to present and will receive a 50% discount from the conference fee.
Poster Display:
Poster presentations are visual displays of material, which will be displayed in the exhibition area throughout the conference. If your presentation is selected for a poster display, the senior author must be in attendance at the conference for the poster to be displayed. If your abstract is selected for poster presentation, the senior author will be invited to attend and will receive a 25% discount from the conference fee.
If your abstract is selected for either presentation, it will be included in the conference handbook.
There will be a prize presentation for the best abstract/poster/presentation.
All abstracts should be uploaded to using the submission form attached. Abstract guidelines are located on page 2. The deadline for submission of abstracts is Friday 15th April 2016(we cannot accept any abstracts after this date).
If you have any questions, please email
Clare Gallagher& Mr Bibhas Roy
Healthcare Conferences UKConsultant Orthopaedic Surgeon HICAT Member and PROMs 2.0 Lead
PROMs Summit 2016
Call for Abstracts
Wednesday 7th December 2016
Cavendish Conference Centre, London
GUIDEINES FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
All Abstracts should include the following:
- All abstracts should be completed on the attached abstract form; other documents are not accepted.
- All should include: title, author, organisation, 3 bullet points summarising the presentation, plus objectives of the service, how the service has been developed, results, conclusions and outcomes including challenges and issues, and future plans.
- Maximum 300 words for main abstract (longer abstracts will not be reviewed)
- The paper will be accepted on the understanding that the senior author will present at the meeting to support the presentation
- Abstracts will be reviewed based on criteria as follows: acceptability for programme, originality, completeness, clarity of objectives, methods, results and conclusions and implications for other projects
- Format: when uploading please name your word document “Abstract PROMs 2016 & your name/name of first author”
- We cannot be responsible for abstracts that are not received so please ensure you receive confirmation of receipt of abstract
- Key areas that we are looking for abstracts to specifically focus on include:
- Setting up, running and developing PROMs
- Leading PROMs developments
- Changing practice as a result of PROMs results
- Commissioning and PROMs
- PROMs in Long Term Conditions
- Muskuloskeletal and Surgical PROMs
- Patient Reported Experience Measures (PREMs)
PROMs Summit 2016
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FORM
Title:
Would you like your abstract submitted for a poster, oral presentation or both?
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Authors Names:Lead Author:
Job Title of Lead Author:
Organisation of Lead Author:
Email of Lead Author:
Telephone number of Lead Author:
3 bullet points summarising the presentation:
Objective:
Developments:
Results:
Conclusions:
Challenges and issues:
Future plans: