Abstracts
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Abstract Submission Guidelines:
• Abstracts will be accepted in Microsoft Word
and PDF only.
• Abstracts must be submitted in English only.
• Abstract BODY text to be Arial 10 point font, in
single spacing.Abstracts may not exceed
300 words.
• Abstracts should contain an Introduction and a
Conclusion paragraph if the material does not
report actual research findings.If the
abstract contains original research, the format is as follows:
Objectives:
State the purpose of the study or the hypotheses that were
tasted.Methods:
very briefly indicate the setting of the study, the subject, the
diagnosis or intervention, and the type of statistical analysis.Results:
Present the outcome of the study clearly. Real results
must be included. Statements such as " experiments are in
progress" are not acceptable.Conclusions:
Briefly discuss the data and emphasise the significance of the
results.References should not be included.
• Each abstract must have a presenting author who will be a
registered participant of the Congress with registration fees
fully paid by the closing date for registrations.
PLEASE NOTE: We will not perform any type of
editing of the file, which will, therefore, be distributed in
the format in which it was received.
Abstract Title
• Abstract TITLE to be
in Arial 12 point BOLD font.
• Please do NOT copy your abstract into the title
window.
• The title of the abstract should not exceed 25 words.The
format of the authors' names should be: first name and surname
with a comma between the names of authors, e.g.:Daniel
Smith, Anne Jones, Peter Peterson.A
maximum of six authors' names is permissible.No
titles, or degrees should be supplied.
All abstracts should also be submitted in
English and in electronic form via the link provided on the
website.
Deadline for Receipt of Abstracts
The deadline for receipt of the Abstracts by the Congress
Scientific Committee is 31 May 2012
Topics
An abstract may be submitted under one of
the following topics:
1.
Primary Care, General Paediatrics
2.
Community Paediatrics, Child Health, Vaccinology, Primary
Prevention
3.
Secondary Prevention, Early and Appropriate Diagnosis and
Treatment
4.
Rehabilitation, Limitation of Disability
5.
Newborn Medicine
6.
Adolescent Health
7.
Cardiology
8.
Pulmonology, Intensive Care
9.
Gastroenterology, Hepatology
10. Nutrition,
Malnutrition
11. Neurology,
Developmental, Behavioral Paediatrics
12.
Haematology, Oncology
13. Nephrology
14. Infectious
diseases
15. Allergy,
Immunology, Asthma
16.
Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolic disorders, Genetics
17.
Management: Pharmacology, Pain, Non-drug Intervention,
Pioneering Therapies
18.
Epidemiology, RCTs
19. Quality
improvement, Safety and error prevention
20. Patient
Education, Advocacy
21. Medical
Education
22. Ethical
and Multicultural Issues
23.
Miscellaneous