SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT TODAY!
The Canadian Association of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation is now accepting abstracts for poster presentations for the 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting and Symposium.
Presenting an abstract at the CACPR Annual Meeting is an excellent opportunity to share your research, best practices, and highlight your facility to colleagues and leaders in the field of Cardiac Rehabilitation. Abstracts are welcome on any topic pertinent to Rethinking Cardiac Rehab: What is the new ‘normal’?.
Accepted abstract titles, authors and credentials are printed in the Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention (JCRP) Conference Issue, and the CACPR produced Current Issues and Trends in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Rehabilitation (CV Edge) - Conference Highlights issue. Full abstracts will be included in the online version of the same issue. Posters are seen by a wide variety of cardiovascular professionals.
Electronic Submission of Scientific Abstracts for Presentation at CACPR Virtual Conference
A scientific abstract contains data from a study that has been completed. The Study itself may represent a pilot study or may be the results of a large trial. Submitting the protocol for an on-going large trial is also acceptable. Descriptive or observational research abstracts may be submitted as long as there is a research question, the methods are described and results are presented. You must focus your thoughts as the space on the abstract is limited.
Criteria for Abstract Submissions:
Only original research (i.e., data not previously presented, published or simultaneously submitted) will be considered. Abstracts must contain data from completed studies or work well under way.
Your abstract should be of the informative type, containing:
- Statement of rationale for the study.
- Statement of the objectives of the study.
- Statement of the methodology used.
- Statement of results - data must be presented and statistical significance addressed.
- Statement of conclusion(s). The conclusion must be based on the results rather than a hopeful promise of additional data or discussion.
Criteria for submission:
- A minimum of 10-point type or the equivalent is required. The maximum number of words is now 400 not including the title and authors. Use a readable typeface. Your abstract will be reduced in size for publication in the JCRP.
- Completely capitalize and bold the title. Do not indent the title.
- Start the author’s names on the line after the title leaving a space after the title. Initials or first names must precede the last name. Type the presenting author’s name first. Institutional affiliation and city are required.
- Street addresses, zip codes, degrees and grant support are NOT to be listed in the abstract.
- Begin the body of the abstract on a new line. Leave a space between the listing of authors and the body of the abstract.
- Type the entire abstract in one paragraph and single-spaced. The abstract must stay within the rectangular borders of the box.
- The left-hand border must be perfectly straight (justified).
- When using abbreviations, spell out in full the first mention followed by the abbreviation in parentheses.
- Do not use capitals or underline for emphasis.
- Check accuracy of spelling and hyphenation. Your abstract will appear in print exactly as submitted.
Deadline for receipt of submissions: June 11th, 2020 4:00 p.m. (MDT)
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