The format for the poster should include a creative visual presentation of the abstract content, using graphs, tables, charts and other visual aids for data clarification. Posters should be horizontal and 3 feet by 4 feet (36 inches by 48 inches) in size.
Innovation
poster abstract submissions must include the following:
- Title: Provide an informative title.
- Author(s): Authors and institutions.
- Purpose: What problems or issues have you identified and addressed? What program intervention did you provide?
- Methods or Approach: What did you do? What was your innovative approach?
- Results or Outcomes: What did you find? What were the outcomes?
- Conclusions or Significance: What did you discover as a result of your efforts? What implications do these lessons hold for now or the future?
- References and Acknowledgements, including funding resources.
- IRB approval as required for human subjects.
Research poster abstract submissions should include the following:
- Title: Provide an informative title.
- Author(s): Authors and institutions.
- Purpose: Why is the study being conducted? What is the goal of the study?
- Methods: What approach did you use to answer your research question?
- Results or Key Findings: What are the important objective results? What did you find in the study?
- Conclusions: What conclusions did you draw from your results? Why are the important results or key findings important for policy, practice or theory?
- References and Acknowledgements including funding sources.
- IRB approval as required for human subjects.
Institutional Review Board (IRB)
When prompted, the authors should state whether the project was IRB-approved for use of human subjects or exempt from review.