Poster Sessions
Evidence-based practice remains at the core of healthcare interventions and treatment. NPACE recognizes that many of you are performing the research that will lead to the amazing new changes that will one day become the standard of care that we will provide to our patients. We would like to spotlight your research at our conferences as well as our online library that will allow access to providers across the world.
NPACE is currently accepting poster abstracts for the following 2020 conferences:
Can’t attend an NPACE conference in person? NPACE is also accepting poster abstract submissions for its brand-new ePoster Showcase.
Research should be focused on health policy, innovation, evidence-based clinical practice, scientific research, or collaboration and interdisciplinary practice. Sub-topic ideas should include primary care, mental health, pediatrics, geriatrics, or palliative- end of life care. Submission is open to students and faculty from MSN, DNP, and PhD programs.
We hope that you will consider submitting your information and poster abstract!
Abstract Submission
NPACE is currently accepting poster abstracts for our 2020 conference in Seattle. Research should be focused on health policy, innovation, evidence based clinical practice, scientific research, or collaboration and interdisciplinary practice. Sub-topic ideas should include primary care, mental health, pediatrics, geriatrics, or palliative- end of life care. Submission is open to students and faculty from MSN, DNP, and PhD programs.
Simply complete the Abstract Submission Form below to submit your abstract for review.
KEY DATES:
| April 27, 2020 | Online submission of abstracts close |
| May 1, 2020 | Email notification sent to all submissions |
| May 15, 2020 | Deadline to return completed Presenter Agreement |
| May 22, 2020 | Deadline to register for conference |
GUIDELINES FOR POSTER ABSTRACT
- Full name of submitting/corresponding author and all co-authors
- Abstract text:
- Use Times New Roman, 12 Font, 1-inch margins
- Limit to 300 words excluding title, authors info (affiliations) and references
- Highlight the main points
- Introduction: Info statement with purpose of the presentation
- Methods: Brief description of the research-background
- Discussion: Summary of the unpublished data or other relevant info
- Conclusion: Summarize in 1 or 2 sentences the primary outcomes of the study, including their potential significance
- Funding sources: Funding sources (organizations, institutions, agencies) for the research included in the abstract should be listed.
- Must not contain any commercial bias
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Resume(s) for author(s)
- Short bio statements for all poster authors
- One measurable learning outcome.
- 50-word presentation summary that will be used for conference publication
- Entire poster must fit onto a 3-foot x 4-foot board
- Co-authors submitted with the accepted abstracts will be included in the conference materials.
- Decisions on abstract acceptance are final.
ATTENDANCE REQUIRED
Accepted abstracts must have a presenter in attendance during conference session breaks on Friday, July 10, 2020 to present their poster(s).
It is not mandatory that the first author be pre-registered and present; the presenter may be any of the contributing authors or a colleague.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEE
Author associated with an abstract must register for the conference and are responsible for all travel expenses (airfare, hotel, etc.) associated with presenting at the meeting. The conference registration is separate from the abstract submission. Abstracts will be removed from the conference if author(s) are not registered for the conference by May 22, 2020. If a presenter(s) withdraws from the conference the poster submission will be removed.
Note our Faculty Program: We recognize the important role of academic faculty in preparing the next generation of NP leaders, and as a show of support, we offer one free conference registration per 24-month period to full-time faculty of NP academic programs. A limited number of seats are put aside at each conference for faculty taking advantage of this NPACE Perk.
ABSTRACT REVIEW
All abstracts will be reviewed and selected based on criteria requirements by an NPACE nurse planner. This will ensure adherence to ANCC Commission on Accreditation CE provider guidelines.
AUTHORS’ AGREEMENT
Upon acceptance of an abstract, presenters will receive a presenter agreement with dates and guidelines. This agreement will need to be signed and returned to NPACE within one week of receipt of email notification of poster acceptance. Failure to return agreement will result in removal of the abstract from the presentation.
Abstract Submission
NPACE is currently accepting poster abstracts for our 2020 conference in Nashville, TN. Research should be focused on health policy, innovation, evidence based clinical practice, scientific research, or collaboration and interdisciplinary practice. Sub-topic ideas should include primary care, mental health, pediatrics, geriatrics, or palliative- end of life care. Submission is open to students and faculty from MSN, DNP, and PhD programs.
Simply complete the Abstract Submission Form below to submit your abstract for review.
KEY DATES:
| June 15, 2020 | Online submission of abstracts close |
| June 22, 2020 | Email notification sent to all submissions |
| July 1, 2020 | Deadline to return completed Presenter Agreement |
| July 10, 2020 | Deadline to register for conference |
GUIDELINES FOR POSTER ABSTRACT
- Full name of submitting/corresponding author and all co-authors
- Abstract text:
- Use Times New Roman, 12 Font, 1-inch margins
- Limit to 300 words excluding title, authors info (affiliations) and references
- Highlight the main points:
- Introduction: Info statement with purpose of the presentation
- Methods: Brief description of the research-background
- Discussion: Summary of the unpublished data or other relevant info
- Conclusion: Summarize in 1 or 2 sentences the primary outcomes of the study, including their potential significance
- Funding sources: Funding sources (organizations, institutions, agencies) for the research included in the abstract should be listed.
- Must not contain any commercial bias
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Resume(s) for author(s)
- Short bio statements for all poster authors
- One measurable learning outcome.
- 50-word presentation summary that will be used for conference publication
- Entire poster must fit onto a 3-foot x 4-foot board
- Co-authors submitted with the accepted abstracts will be included in the conference materials.
- Decisions on abstract acceptance are final.
ATTENDANCE REQUIRED
Accepted abstracts must have a presenter in attendance during conference session breaks on August 27, 2020 to present their poster(s).
It is not mandatory that the first author be pre-registered and present; the presenter may be any of the contributing authors or a colleague.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEE
Author associated with an abstract must register for the conference and are responsible for all travel expenses (airfare, hotel, etc.) associated with presenting at the meeting. The conference registration is separate from the abstract submission. Abstracts will be removed from the conference if author(s) are not registered for the conference by May 22, 2020. If a presenter(s) withdraws from the conference the poster submission will be removed.
Note our Faculty Program: We recognize the important role of academic faculty in preparing the next generation of NP leaders, and as a show of support, we offer one free conference registration per 24-month period to full-time faculty of NP academic programs. A limited number of seats are put aside at each conference for faculty taking advantage of this NPACE Perk.
ABSTRACT REVIEW
All abstracts will be reviewed and selected based on criteria requirements by an NPACE nurse planner. This will ensure adherence to ANCC Commission on Accreditation CE provider guidelines.
AUTHORS’ AGREEMENT
Upon acceptance of an abstract, presenters will receive a presenter agreement with dates and guidelines. This agreement will need to be signed and returned to NPACE within one week of receipt of email notification of poster acceptance. Failure to return agreement will result in removal of the abstract from the presentation.
Abstract Submission
NPACE is currently accepting poster abstracts for our 2020 conference in Boston. Research should be focused on health policy, innovation, evidence based clinical practice, scientific research, or collaboration and interdisciplinary practice. Sub-topic ideas should include primary care, mental health, pediatrics, geriatrics, or palliative- end of life care. Submission is open to students and faculty from MSN, DNP, and PhD programs.
Simply complete the Abstract Submission Form below to submit your abstract for review.
KEY DATES:
| March 1, 2020 | Online submission of abstracts opens |
| June 1, 2020 | Online submission of abstracts close |
| August 1, 2020 | Email notification sent to all submissions |
| August 10, 2020 | Deadline to return completed Presenter Agreement |
| September 30, 2020 | Deadline to register for conference |
Fulfill your professional development and specific licensure needs. Sessions emphasize the latest evidence and guideline-based clinical knowledge needed to prescribe and manage high priority primary care topics.
GUIDELINES FOR POSTER ABSTRACT
- Full name of submitting/corresponding author and all co-authors
- Abstract text:
- Use Times New Roman, 12 Font, 1-inch margins
- Limit to 300 words excluding title, authors info (affiliations) and references
- Highlight the main points:
- Introduction: Info statement with purpose of the presentation
- Methods: Brief description of the research-background
- Discussion: Summary of the unpublished data or other relevant info
- Conclusion: Summarize in 1 or 2 sentences the primary outcomes of the study, including their potential significance
- Funding sources: Funding sources (organizations, institutions, agencies) for the research included in the abstract should be listed.
- Must not contain any commercial bias
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Resume(s) for author(s)
- Short bio statements for all poster authors
- One measurable learning outcome.
- 50-word presentation summary that will be used for conference publication
- Entire poster must fit onto a 3-foot x 4-foot board
- Co-authors submitted with the accepted abstracts will be included in the conference materials.
- Decisions on abstract acceptance are final.
ATTENDANCE REQUIRED
Accepted abstracts must have a presenter in attendance during conference session breaks on Saturday, November 14, 2020 to present their poster(s).
It is not mandatory that the first author be pre-registered and present; the presenter may be any of the contributing authors or a colleague.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEE
Author associated with an abstract must register for the conference and are responsible for all travel expenses (airfare, hotel, etc.) associated with presenting at the meeting. The conference registration is separate from the abstract submission. Abstracts will be removed from the conference if author(s) are not registered for the conference by 9/30/2020. If a presenter(s) withdraws from the conference the poster submission will be removed.
Note our Faculty Program: We recognize the important role of academic faculty in preparing the next generation of NP leaders, and as a show of support, we offer one free conference registration per 24-month period to full-time faculty of NP academic programs. A limited number of seats are put aside at each conference for faculty taking advantage of this NPACE Perk.
ABSTRACT REVIEW
All abstracts will be reviewed and selected based on criteria requirements by an NPACE nurse planner. This will ensure adherence to ANCC Commission on Accreditation CE provider guidelines.
AUTHORS’ AGREEMENT
Upon acceptance of an abstract, presenters will receive a presenter agreement with dates and guidelines. This agreement will need to be signed and returned to NPACE within one week of receipt of email notification of poster acceptance. Failure to return agreement will result in removal of the abstract from the presentation.