Requirements for submission of abstracts
When submitting your abstract please, refer and reflect on our Conference theme, the integrated nature of indigenous knowledge. We will be prioritising abstracts that have strong input from indigenous researchers and communities, share models of successful indigenous-led programmes or models of care, or present frameworks that provide evidence for global change in models of on-site patient care.
The scoring model for abstract submissions is designed to ensure a fair and comprehensive evaluation of each entry. This model incorporates multiple criteria, including originality, relevance, clarity, and methodological rigor, to assess the quality and impact of the proposed presentation.
By employing a standardised scoring system, we aim to provide a transparent and objective review process that highlights the most promising, quality and innovative contributions.
This approach not only facilitates the selection of high-quality abstracts but also promotes excellence and diversity for Research Projects and Clinical Presentations. To this end we have provided you with the following interpretations of what a research project and clinical presentation abstract should contain. Further you can access the review rubric that will assist the Review Team in processing your submission.