| Case report submission |
Share your interesting cases with your peers - submit your case report online now.
All case report entries go into the prize draw to win a free registration to the conference, plus two free flights from Heathrow to Edinburgh. *
If your case is successful, you will
- be entered into the prize draw to win two free flights from Heathrow to Edinburgh plus a free registration*
- boost your profile in the rheumatology community
- take home new ideas for your patients from world experts
Topic areas:
- Systemic lupus erythematosus
- Scleroderma
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Ankylosing spondylitis
You don’t need to write a paper . Just enter the boxes in the online form, giving information about a case (or cases) that you find challenging, that will interest other rheumatology professionals. We ask you to give:
- A brief introduction
- A short description of the case, starting with the patient’s history, your investigation, and the progress so far
- A discussion of why the case is interesting what ideas you have had, and why input from world experts in the field would be useful
- What you think will be the key learning points – for you, for your patient, and/or for colleagues attending the conference with you.
Don’t feel you have to write too much – we’ve set a limit of 4,000 characters, but it’s fine to be well below that. And if you don’t have time to write paragraphs, just enter appropriate bullet points into the boxes.
The best case reports will be those that raise discussion points or questions.
For more information on how to submit, please see the guidelines pdf.
Who should submit?
We welcome submissions from consultants, trainees, doctors, nurses, physiotherapists – anyone with a case that will be interesting to health professionals in the rheumatology community.
Why submit?
By submitting a case report you can be part of a high quality, very exciting event. By sharing your experience with your fellow
delegates you will contribute to the collective learning and help stimulate debate and discussion.
All case report entries go into the prize draw to win two free flights from Heathrow to Edinburgh plus a free registration*.
In addition, the best case report presentation and the best case report poster will be awarded a prize.
Key dates
Case report submission closes (oral presentations): 31 July 2013
Case report submission closes (posters): 30 August 2013
If you need any further guidance on submitting your case report, please do get in touch with the BSR events team: events@rheumatology.org.uk.
* If you are awarded free conference registration and have already booked and paid, we will give you a full refund.
The flights must be to go to the conference - please see full terms and conditionsof the prize draw on our website.
