Abstract entry content
Poster abstracts should make explicit reference to how you are contributing to the work being recognised within the poster category.
Abstract content should include the following:
- Description
- A clear description of why the project was needed and what its aims were.
- Methodology
- What is the benefit over the current practice;
- If applicable where would the intervention sit in the overall process/pathway and what additional resources/staffing are required;
- A clear and logical presentation of the method of actions taken to address those needs in a systematic way.
- Aims/Objectives
- Clear articulation of how the project supports our key priorities in a way that is relevant, interesting and may bring new thoughts and ideas to delegates.
- Results/Outcomes
- The project outcomes and/or conclusion accurately reflect the evidence presented and draw appropriate conclusions.
- References
- Remember to acknowledge any other individuals, funders or specific programmes associated with your work. References should follow Vancouver Convention: Name, Title, Publication, Year, Chapter, Page No(s) and should be listed on a separate page.
- Abstracts must not exceed 400 words excluding title, references and any diagrams.
- You may include up to two images, diagrams or tables to illustrate your work further.
- The Scottish Government and Healthcare Improvement Scotland are reviewing poster entries to the NHS Scotland Event to assess and support their potential viability for scale up and spread to help to meet current priorities and ensure the future sustainability of our health and social care services.
Poster Abstract Forms