Posters should provide examples of good practice or innovation in diabetes care within the primary care setting, highlighting work that is of relevance and, ideally, practical significance to other primary care teams. Entrants whose poster abstracts are accepted will receive free entry to the conference on both 5 and 6 November 2015. The PCDS Committee will judge accepted posters during the conference, and an award will be presented for the entry that reflects the best contribution to diabetes care within the primary care setting. The winner will also receive free registration for all PCDS events in 2016, for two delegates.
Entry process and requirements
Entries are invited in the form of a titled abstract of no more than 250 words, which should include the following sections:
- Aims or objectives
- Methods
- Results
- Conclusions or summary
Entries must be made electronically by 17.30 on 28 September 2015. Please visit www.diabetesonthenet.com/events, where you will be able to access an online submission form. Your abstract will be anonymously peer-reviewed and you will receive confirmation of acceptance or non-acceptance by 2 October 2015.
Please contact the events team on 020 7627 1510 if you have any questions or require further information.
Publication of posters
Abstracts of accepted posters will be published in a special supplement to Diabetes & Primary Care, in print and online. The supplement from last year’s conference can be found by clicking here.
Accepted posters will be on display in the conference exhibition from the first refreshments break on Thursday 5 November at 10.40 until the end of the refreshment break on Friday 6 November at 11.00.
Delegates enjoying the poster display at the 2013 PCDS National Conference
The poster component of the conference is supported by Novo Nordisk.
