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Pre-conference workshops will happen on the day before the conference opening, i.e. on October 28. The workshops with take place in a location near the congress venue.
Workshops can be either 90 or 180 minutes, as preferred by the submitters. A limited number of workshop proposals can be accepted. All presenters of accepted workshops are required to pay for their own registration fees (and accommodation and travel costs where applicable). ISPAH will not waive these fees.
The workshop objectives should support participants in the development of skills and knowledge in an innovative area of interest.
Abstracts for workshops should be no longer than 300 words (not including authors or title) and follow the guidelines below as closely as possible. The title should be brief, no more than 15 words.
Notes: The Chair will need to include the names, affiliations, and contact details of all workshop presenters at the time of submission. Please be sure to include all authors so that they are listed in the abstract that will be included in the conference programme.
The following details are required in each abstract submission (300 word maximum) for workshops:
Title: The title should represent the overall topic area being discussed.
Purpose: State the primary purpose of the workshop.
Learning Objectives: Include an overall workshop description along with the key learning objectives (ideally at least three learning objectives). The learning objectives should be written with an action verb describing what the participant will learn or be able to do upon the completion of the workshop.
Learning Objective 1: Please include short description
Learning Objective 2: Please include short description
Learning Objective 3: Please include short description
Target Audience: Include a brief summary of the target audience for this workshop.
Organization and Method of Presentation: Include a brief summary of the main topics/ideas that will be discussed and the method of presentation/discussion (e.g., practical application of techniques, small group discussion, co-creation, sharing circles, case studies and demonstration, problem-solving) to accommodate different learning styles.
Please note: All abstracts are to be submitted in English. A lead author can submit a maximum of 2 abstracts. They may also be named on other abstracts as an additional author or presenter.
Communications: All communication regarding receipt and notice of your abstract will be via email. Please have a look at our key dates. You will not receive notice ahead of these dates. An automated email will be sent with a unique Abstract ID. Please use this number in any communications. If you need to request to withdraw an abstract submission, it must be made via the helpdesk form in your abstracts dashboard.
Important Note: The presenting author MUST be registered for the Congress and is responsible for the registration fees (and accommodation and travel costs where applicable). If there is a change in the presenting author, please notify the Organizing Committee by sending an email via our helpdesk form in your abstracts dashboard no later than September 15, 2024. If the presenting author is not registered by September 15, the submission will be removed from the programme.
