Abstract Submission Deadline is
Friday, December 3, 2010, Midnight Pacific
Abstracts may be edited through
Friday, December 3, 2010, Midnight Pacific
Selection Notifications will be e-mailed by
Friday, February 4, 2011
General Submission Guidelines
All presenters must be registered to attend the conference by
Monday, March 28, 2011.
Click http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/events/nic to register for the Conference.
"Early bird" registration deadline is Friday, February 18, 2011.
- Abstracts must be in English.
- Abstracts should describe original work.
- An individual may submit more than one abstract.
- In total, the abstract text must contain no more than 300 words. No images, charts, or tables are allowed.
- For each presenter, please provide: name, degrees, job title, mailing address, email address, phone number, fax number, education,
professional experience, and
conflict of interest disclosure. These items are not included in the 300 word limit.
For all other authors you are only required to provide name, affiliation, city/State, and email address.
- You are strongly encouraged to compose the abstract text in your own word processor before submitting it online. Be sure to check spelling, word count, and conformance with the guidelines given below.
Abstract Requirements
Abstracts should be submitted in one of the formats described below.
Authors must indicate their preference for an oral presentation or a poster session.
Authors should also identify a topic area for which their abstract may be most appropriate. Topic choices are:
- Adolescent and Adult Vaccination
- Epidemiology and Surveillance
- Health and Risk Communications
- Immunization Information Systems
- Influenza
- Programmatic Issues
The formats and topic areas will help conference
planners to organize the program and construct an index of sessions for use by conference participants.
Format I — Scientific or Programmatic Research Findings
This format is most appropriate for the presentation of scientific or programmatic
research findings. The abstract should disclose primary findings and not include statements such as "study in progress" or "results will be discussed."
- Background
- Objectives
- Methods
- Results
- Conclusions
Format II — Descriptive Summary
This format is most appropriate for description of programs or other immunization activities, including descriptions of community-based programs, policy or advocacy efforts,and models for program dissemination and evaluation.
- Background
- Setting
- Population
- Project Description
- Results/Lessons Learned
The abstract text must conform to a structured format, including each of the headings listed above (enter n/a for any sections which are not applicable).
To see a sample abstract, click
HERE
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Technical support may be obtained by calling (401) 334-0220 between 8:30 a.m and 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday-Friday, or at all times by contacting tech support.
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Technical support may be obtained by calling 401-334-0220 between 8:30 am-6 pm EDT, Monday-Friday.
Contact person: Suzanne Johnson-DeLeon, Conference Manager
(404) 639-8225
NIPNIC@cdc.gov
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