Abstract guidelines for registration.
The conference is a key platform for researchers to share work, collaborate, and network. It allows showcasing findings, gaining insights from experts, and fostering professional growth through discussions. Participants also benefit from guidance and mentorship, enhancing the quality and impact of their research.
Committing to the following guideline is
Mandatory for the acceptance of your applied abstract
Observational Studies Abstracts
✓ Should include research title and author information.
✓ Please provide the full names of authors and formal affiliation.
✓ List the authors in the order they should appear in the author listing of the abstract.
Please note the importance of obtaining approval from all authors, including the submitting author, before submitting the abstract and and the submitting author must be one of the authors of the article.
✓ Provide a brief overview of the subject
✓ Discuss what is already known about the topic. ✓ Identify the research gap
✓ Clearly state the aim of the research.
Please note the importance: The introduction should be brief (<25%of the total abstract).
✓ Methods should describe all the techniques and the analysis plan reported in the results, and they should be restricted to answering the objective.
✓ It should cover the study design, sample size, sampling technique, and materials (e.g., surveys) used for cross-sectional studies, and the time of data collection.
✓ It includes descriptive statistics, observations (present/absent), numerical data (e.g., mean +/- SD), or relative differences (e.g., 1.7-fold difference) between group comparisons.
✓ Statistically significant findings should be clearly indicated.
✓ The section starts with a description of included and excluded subjects/samples, providing
reasons for exclusion.
✓ If possible, present comparisons of outcome variables between subgroups (using tables).
✓ Data presentation is preferred over summarizing findings.
✓ The data presented should follow from the methods described, and should always include the
primary outcome.
✓ The conclusion provides a concise statement about the study’s conclusions and their implications.
✓ The conclusions should be directly supported by the findings and analysis presented in the abstract
Note: The total word count for the abstract should not be more than 300 words (information on the cover page is omitted)
Systematic Reviews/Meta-Analyses Abstracts
✓ Should include research title and author information.
✓ Please provide the full names of authors and formal affiliation.
✓ List the authors in the order they should appear in the author listing of the abstract.
Please note the importance of obtaining approval from all authors, including the submitting author, before submitting the abstract and and the submitting author must be one of the authors of the article.
✓ Provide a brief overview of the subject
✓ Discuss what is already known about the topic. ✓ Identify the research gap
✓ Clearly state the aim of the research.
Please note the importance: The introduction should be brief (<25%of the total abstract).
✓ Methods should describe all the techniques and the analysis plan reported in the results, and they should be restricted to answering the objective.
✓ It should cover the databases searched and time of data collection, brief description of eligibility criteria and PROSPERO registration
✓ The results should include summaries of included studies, highlighting major outcomes.
✓ It provides a concise overview of the evidence gathered during the review process.
✓ The conclusion provides a concise statement about the study’s conclusions and their implications.
✓ The conclusions should be directly supported by the findings and analysis presented in the abstract
Note: The total word count for the abstract should not be more than 300 words (information on the cover page is omitted)
Case report abstracts
✓ Should include research title and author information.
✓ Please provide the full names of authors and formal affiliation.
✓ List the authors in the order they should appear in the author listing of the abstract.
Please note the importance of obtaining approval from all authors, including the submitting author, before submitting the abstract and and the submitting author must be one of the authors of the article.
✓ Provide a brief overview regarding the case.
✓ The background should clarify the importance of reporting such a unique case.
✓ Provide a clear picture of the patient’s condition and presentation
✓ Cover patient history, physical examination, investigations, and clinical course. ✓ Describe the treatment plan used and the outcome.
✓ The conclusion provides a concise statement about the study’s conclusions and their implications.
✓ The conclusions should be directly supported by the findings and analysis presented in the abstract