Abstract submissions for the Mid-Atlantic Clinical Research Symposium are now open!
RAP-EMCC is excited to announce that, on September 9, 2023, we will be hosting the first annual Mid-Atlantic Clinical Research Symposium. This event is co-sponsored by both the Departments of Emergency Medicine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and The George Washington University School of Medicine. Please submit all abstracts by June 15, 2023. Please upload your abstracts using the link below:
RAP-EMCC is excited to announce that, on September 9, 2023, we will be hosting the first annual Mid-Atlantic Clinical Research Symposium. This event is co-sponsored by both the Departments of Emergency Medicine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine and The George Washington University School of Medicine. Please submit all abstracts by June 15, 2023. Please upload your abstracts using the link below:
Accepted abstracts will be notified by August 13, 2023. If your abstract is accepted, you will have until August 30 to withdraw your abstract from the conference.
All abstracts not withdrawn by August 30th will be posted on our website.
Please reference the listed criteria below when preparing your abstract for submission:
All abstracts not withdrawn by August 30th will be posted on our website.
Please reference the listed criteria below when preparing your abstract for submission:
- We will consider abstracts that have been presented at previous conferences.
- Only abstracts involving human subjects and reporting clinical outcomes are eligible.
- Abstracts involving basic science, animal studies will not be considered.
- The combined length of the title, abstract body may not exceed 2200 characters, not including spaces.
- The body may contain 2,100 characters. The title may contain 100 characters and should be in the title case.
- Up to twenty (20) authors may be submitted and listed with each abstract.
- Abstracts must include the following sections: •
- Title – the title of your abstract should include significant words that reflect the content of the research. Avoid the use of abbreviations in your title.
- Objectives – information regarding the objectives/goals or why the study was performed.
- Methods – information about the key methods utilized in the study (design, setting, participants).
- Results – summary of the results observed.
- Conclusion – a statement of the author’s conclusion supported by the stated results.
- Note: No table, graph or image should be included.