What is an abstract?
An abstract provides a brief overview of your presentation and serves two purposes for the conference.
The first, is it allows the scientific committee to evaluate if it is relevant to, and aligns with, the themes of the overall conference.
The second, allows delegates to quickly understand the focus of your presentation, to decide if it is relevant and of interest to their practice.
The theme for the 2024 National Conference is:
Beyond Today. Sustaining Australian Healthcare
Please ensure you have read the Abstract Guidelines before submitting your abstract.
A valid ACNP Membership (covering the conference period) and 2024 Conference Registration are required for submissions to be considered.
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Why submit an abstract for the annual ACNP National Conference?
The Australian College of Nurse Practitioners National Conference is the annual showcase event offering a comprehensive and diverse program for Nurse Practitioners, Advanced Practice Nurses and Nursing leaders. This key national event attracts more than 500 delegates both face to face and virtually.
To ensure we deliver a comprehensive and diverse program for Nurse Practitioners, Advanced Practice Nurses and Nursing leaders, the contribution of presenters like you is critical! It is how we develop an interesting, diverse and educational program that ensures senior professionals in the healthcare sector, continue to grow, improve and gain invaluable knowledge from those in the field.
All Abstracts must fit to one of the following:
- Research or Quality Projects
- Clinical Innovation
- Business Case or Service Innovation or Development
The opportunity to showcase quality or research projects related to the nurse practitioner or Advanced Practice nursing roles. Abstracts should include Background: Methods; Results; Conclusion.
Clinical Innovation:
The opportunity for Nurse Practitioners to present clinical case studies or strategic/service delivery projects or discuss clinical practice successes and challenges to showcase how they have made a difference to the patient journey. Abstracts should include a summary of the project/case study, key learning points, learnings for future practice and/or clinical outcomes.
Business Case or Service Innovation or Development:
The opportunity to present new business cases or service innovations which feature Nurse Practitioner Practice.
The ACNP Scientific Conference Committee will review, assess and discuss on each abstract submitted to ensure we are delivering a concentration of theme specific and relevant topics of the moment for all conference delegates to access and enjoy.
To submit an Abstract follow the link...
Abstract Portal opens 1 March 2024 and will strictly close COB on 30 April 2024.
PLEASE NOTE - Approved Abstracts will be published in the Conference program and on the ACNP website. Please ensure your presentations adhere to the approved formatting to ensure it is at a standard suitable for projection and published writings.
2024 Timelines
Friday 16 February - Abstract Guidelines Released
Friday 1 March - Abstract Submission Portal Opens
Tuesday 30 April - Portal Closes
Monday 10 June - Outcomes released
Monday 17 June - Successful applicants required to accept offer
Wednesday 31 August - Final Presentations submitted to ACNP
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Office: 1300 433 660
events@acnp.org.au
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