Call for abstracts
The Research and Development Committee is inviting oral and poster presentations. This is a great opportunity to showcase new research and innovations, stimulate debate and present the latest case studies.
Why submit an abstract?
It's an opportunity to reflect on your work and your current practice in an informal environment, without the rigour and challenge of producing a full academic paper.
The Meet the author, and Poster tours, are the perfect opportunity to meet face-to-face with other practitioners, develop professional links and tap into support networks.
The feedback you receive from your peers might challenge your thinking and suggest alternative ways of working, allowing ideas to be shared and discussed in a safe environment.
Conference is a great opportunity to secure further CPD
Submitting an abstract is easy
We have a new dedicated platform this year. Register and submit your work here. The deadline for submission of abstracts has been extended to 6 July.
Please note the word count for this year's abstracts which is as follows:
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Meet the author
Posters will be on display in the Exhibition Hall for the duration of the Conference, with meet the author sessions and poster tours for delegates.
Don't forget that the compilation and submission of an abstract can count as a CPD activity by the HCPC.
The deadline for submissions in 6 July 2023.
Jewel in the crown presentation, and Best poster award
The top-scoring oral submission will be presented on the main stage as the Jewel in the crown presentation.
An award will be given for the Best poster submission.
The deadline for submissions in 6 July 2023.
Abstract guidelines
Abstract guidelines
- Please adhere to the word count for each section on the abstract form - details above
- No references or list of references should be presented in the abstract
- No tables, figures, or other images should be included in the abstract
- Authors are advised to follow a structured format such as the IMRaD method: Introduction; Method; Results; Discussion