CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
ICCVM 2024
Abstracts are now closed
We have been overwhelmed with the tremendous response to the 2024 Call for Abstracts.
All submissions will be contacted by May 14 and must confirm their attendance by May 31.
The full program with all abstracts will be released in early June 2024.
We thank everyone for submitting for ICCVM 2024!
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Presenting your abstract at the ICCVM 2024 Conference provides you with a great opportunity to showcase your research in front of your colleagues and industry partners.
Below you will find general information regarding the abstract submissions.
TRACKS:
Educational abstracts are defined as but not limited to:
Evidence based guidelines, progressive initiatives, innovative programs, curricula in practice and educational settings.
Practice abstracts are defined as but not limited to:
Interactive sessions focusing on communication issues, initiatives or methods to support and enhance communication skills in veterinary practice for veterinary-client-patient interactions, teams, or inter collegial communication.
Research abstracts are defined as but not limited to:
Basic and applied veterinary communication research in practice, teaching and assessment, outcomes-based research, and veterinary communication research methods
SUGGESTED THEMES FOR WORKSHOP, PODIUM OR POSTER SUBMISSIONS:
• Veterinarian-client-patient communication
• Inter-professional communication
• Research, education or practice initiatives to enhance communication between human and veterinary medicine
• Teaching and assessing clinical communication skills
• Basic and applied research in veterinary and medical communication
• Communication research methods
• Communication, well being and resilience in healthcare
• Authentic, affirmative and courageous presence
• High performance health care
• Relationship-centered care
• Cross-cultural communication
• Narrative medicine
• Inter-professional communication teaching & learning
• One health communication
• How to sustain a communication program
• Ethical communication issues
• Client / Patient participation and perspective
• Application and maintenance of communication skills learned in training programs
• Leading change in education and practice
• Collegial communication
• Team communication
• Technology and clinical communication
• Other
PRESENTATION FORMATS:
- WORKSHOP (90 minutes)
- PODIUM (10 minute presentation, 5 minutes for discussion)
- POSTER (2 minutes for overview, 3 minutes for discussion)
Workshops are intended to provide opportunities for participants to engage with each other and with the workshop facilitators and should be 75% interactive. In your abstract submissions, please specify the methods you will use to engage participants in interactive structured activities, application of concepts or skills, discussion, etc.
Podiums provide a forum for researchers, educators or practitioners to present communication projects that are completed or near completion with clear outcomes or findings to report. Each podium session will include 3-4 presentations thematically grouped with questions and discussion after each.
Posters offer practitioners, educators or researchers the opportunity to share best practices, educational or organizational innovations and research projects. This is also a good place to describe projects that are still in developmental stages. Displays will be showcased during designated conference hours when presenters will be available for discussion with delegates.