Abstract Submission…

 

 

ABSTRACTS HAVE NOW CLOSED. 

 

 

 

Important Details:

• By submitting an abstract for consideration, the presenting author must also intend to register for the conference
• Abstracts must be presented in English only and must not have been presented or published previously
• When submitting your abstract all authors agree to release the licence to the conference organisers and give permission to them to publish the abstract in the conference handbook, on the Education and Resource Centre website and in any conference related media and print publications.

You will be notified in mid April if your abstract has been accepted for the workshop.  If your abstract is accepted there will be no registration fee charged for the workshop.

What we are looking for:

The conference organisers are keen to see some of the following qualities in the proposed presentations for the Conference:

• Interactive presentations that encourage audience participation
• Provision of take-home resources for those attending
• Collaborative workshops involving a number of organisations, service providers and/or agencies
• Innovative styles of presenting information including workshops, panel discussions, poster presentations, small group work and other formats such as hypotheticals and video/DVD.

Abstract Submission Form

Contact details First Name* Second Name* Position Organisation Mail Address* Phone* Email* Abstract details Abstract Theme* (select one major theme that encompasses your abstract) SELECT ONE Mental Health Substance Use Complex behaviours Casework Case Management Models and Approaches of Care Relationships Families Isolation Stigma and Discrimination Domestic Violence Managing Work/Returning to Work Poverty/Finances Living on Low Income Disclosure Self Development Sexual Relationships Life Engagement Ageing Commencing and Sustaining Treatments Cultural-Linguistic Diversity (CALD) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) Women Living with HIV/AIDS HIV Psychosocial Impacts on Health HIV Chronic Illness Impacts on Health OTHER Title* Author/s* (Surname of author(s) to appear first, followed by initials of first and middle names, do not use full stops or commas between the surname and 1st names. E.g. Smith JM. Brown K, Omit degrees and titles, Principal author’s name to appear first, Asterisk to be placed before presenting author/s names) Abstract (max 300 words) (Formal research work should list the objective of the study, method, results and discussion. Project based work should detail the issues, a description of the project and a summary of the outcomes or findings from the Project) Abstract Key Words List 2-4 key words associated with your abstract that will assist in identifying the topic/content.

If you don't wish to use this online form you can download the following document which outlines abstract requirements and alternative methods of submission:

Alternative Abstract Submission Guidelines (MS Word document)