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Pediatric
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Woodlands, TX 77381 USA
- Telephone:
281-419-0052
- Facsimile:
281-419-0082
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ABSTRACT SELECTION PROCESS
Abstracts of superior quality will be selected by the PAS
Program Committee for presentation at Meeting in Baltimore, Maryland.
Abstracts will be graded based on quality, scientific merit/importance, and
quality of research, design and data analysis and the quality of
presentation.
Designation of a Theme Choice and the listing of key words
are essential for the program committee to determine/select abstracts that
can be grouped for presentation in poster symposia and other thematic
sessions. Choice of abstracts for these thematic sessions is the very first
step in the development of the program, and these sessions often include the
most highly rated abstracts. Therefore, it is in your interest to designate
a theme whenever possible. Key words will be used as the second step in
development of the program to encourage groups of abstracts for presentation
among those authors with similar scientific or clinical interests,
regardless of subspecialty. Subspecialty topic designation will be the last
criterion used in the program development.
The appropriate format for the Program Committee determines
presentation (platform, poster, or poster symposium). Platform sessions will
be 2 hours and will consist of 15-minute presentations (10 minutes for the
presentation; 5 minutes for discussion). Poster symposia will be 2 hours and
includes both a poster with a viewing period and a formal presentation or
discussion period. The session moderators determine formats for formal
presentation or discussion. Poster session will be 2-3 hours. Detailed
instructions for the preparation of slides and posters as well as scheduling
notices will be mailed to the Contact Person in advance of the Meeting.
Platform, poster symposia, and poster guidelines will also be available on
the official PAS meeting website (www.aps-spr.org). The final scheduling of
all abstract presentations will be finalized by mid February 2001.
Only abstracts submitted on OFFICIAL 2001 PAS electronic
submission program or official abstract forms will be accepted. No other
format of submission is permitted.
Publication of Abstracts
ALL abstracts submitted for
consideration to the Meeting will be published in the 2001 Pediatric
Research - Program/Proceedings (April issue). The Program/Proceedings
will be issued to Pediatric Research subscribers. Other registrants
can purchase the proceedings through registration for the PAS Annual
Meeting, or by contacting the publisher.
GENERAL POLICIES
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Electronic Submission Deadline is December 6,
2000, 11:59 pm, Central Standard Time.
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All abstract must be sponsored (and signed) by a member
of one of the sponsoring organizations for the 2001 Annual Meeting (APS,
SPR, or APA) and submitted using the 2001 OFFICIAL electronic submission
program or 2001 OFFICIAL abstract form. The sponsoring member must be
in good standing (dues current) or the abstract will not be considered. The
sponsor does not have to be author.
Of special note: The American Society of
Pediatric Hematology/Oncology will meet in conjunction with the PAS this
year and all abstracts will be submitted through the PAS. Members of ASPH/O
may sponsor abstracts when submitted to the following subspecialties:
Hematology/Oncology, Neonatal Immunology and Hematology
Abstracts submitted or presented to other societies or
national meetings can be submitted for consideration for the 2001
PAS Annual Meeting.
Research published in manuscript form prior to
the submission of the abstract is not appropriate and should not be
submitted. If data contained in the abstract is published after
submission of the abstract, the Central Office must be notified
regardless of timing as soon as publication is recognized. At that time
a member of the program committee will make a determination concerning
presentation.
Historically,
abstracts accepted for presentation are hypothesis-driven new work.
Abstracts rarely accepted for presentation include single case reports,
open label drug trials, highly speculative accounts of clinical
experience, and accounts of personal experience. Interim results from an
ongoing clinical trial will not be accepted for presentation unless the
study has been prematurely closed for efficacy, lack of efficacy, or
issues of safety. The submission of multiple, similar abstracts from the
same investigator(s) or laboratory are strongly discouraged. The
deadline for submission of abstracts is absolute. The submission
of abstracts without data because investigations or analyses are
incomplete will be evaluated only on the basis of the information
contained in the abstract. Late submissions will not be accepted
for consideration in regular program planning.
There is no limit on the number of abstracts submitted
by each member, but the submission of multiple, similar abstracts from
the same investigator(s) or laboratory is strongly discouraged.
A fee of $40.00 is required for each abstract submitted.
Conflict of Interest/Disclosure: Work submitted for
presentation must include an acknowledgment of funding sources of
commercial nature and/or consulting or holding of significant equity in
a company that could be affected by the results of the study. Even if
indicated elsewhere in the abstract, this must appear as the last
sentence of the abstract and read "funded by..." and/or
"equity in..." if pertinent.
The submitting author must sign the abstract and attest
that all authors have approved the submission of the work for
presentation.
Any animal studies must conform with the "Guiding
Principles in the Care and Use of Animals" of the American
Psychological Society and any human experimentation has been conducted
according to a protocol approved by the institutional committee on
ethics of human investigation. And, if no such committee exists, that it
conforms with the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki of the World
Medical Association (Clinical Research 14:193, 1966).
If the abstract is selected, the presentation must
include the methods used for study and any other information relevant to
research.
No changes are allowed after submission. Updates should
be made at the time of presentation.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FEE
The $40.00 per abstract payment can be made directly online
or by printing a special payment form. The Official Electronic Printed
Abstract and the Payment Form can be printed after submitting the abstract. Payment
and supplemental materials must be received by December 11, 2000.
NOTIFICATION OF RECEIPT AND ACCEPTANCE
Notification of receipt will be e-mailed to the contact
author within 2 business days of abstract receipt. NOTE: It is your
responsibility to contact Marathon Multimedia (contact information below) if
you do not receive confirmation of abstract receipt within 2 business days.
They will be able to confirm receipt of your abstract or will assist you to
ensure that your abstract is received.
Marathon Multimedia
Telephone: (507) 334-5212
Facsimile: (507) 334-0014
Email: support@marathonmultimedia.com
Notification of abstract acceptance status will be mailed
after February 12, 2001. If you have not received notification by February
28, 2001, please contact the PAS Program Office at (281) 419-0052 or email (info@aps-spr.org)
for additional assistance.
IMPORTANT
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Electronic abstracts must be submitted by December
6, 2000, 11:59 pm, Central Standard Time.
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You must print, and return a copy of the Official
Electronic Abstract Printout and the payment form (if not paid online)
by December 11, 2000.
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The official abstract printout must include the
signature of both the sponsor and submitting author.
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If you wish the abstract to be considered for an award,
the supplemental materials must be included with the official printout
you send
Send to the following address:
PAS Abstracts
c/o Marathon Multimedia
1201 West Division St
Faribault, MN 55021
Telephone: (507) 334-5212 Facsimile: (507) 334-0014
Email: support@marathonmultimedia.com
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Last Updated: September 26, 2006
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