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Preparing an Abstract Supporting the Nursing Clinical Practice Fellowship (NCPF) sponsored by the Government of Ontario and the RPNAO What is an Abstract ? An abstract is a statement of your intended presentation to a conference planning committee Abstracts provides the committee with an overview of your topic in 500 words or less Abstracts Include: Title: How to Zip Line Safely Author(s): May Fall Sue Flew The key points should include: Focus: research/non-research Significance of the presentation Purpose/outline of the presentation Conclusion or results that are significant Audience this presentation is relevant How the topic relates to the conference theme What is a “Call for Abstracts” ? An invitation to professionals to share their knowledge and expertise at a conference Conference organizers advertise for presentation submissions relevant to the conference theme or specialty How do I write an abstract? Three important concepts that will assist in writing an abstract Review the conference theme or specialty Enhancing Geriatrics Care (theme) Geriatric Foot Care (specialty) Sub-themes/focus (education) The topic framework: two types: research or non-research Consider the type of audience Nursing Interdisciplinary Choosing a topic Review the purpose of the conference- the theme or specialty will guide your abstract. The stated themes from the “Call for Abstracts” should be integrated into your abstract Determine the focus or sub-theme of your presentation Types of Abstracts Research Guidelines Background or significance of problem Purpose of investigation Methods used to collect and analyze data Results of study Conclusion, including implications for practice Types of Abstracts Non-Research Guidelines Statement of the purpose of the project Description of the issue/program, technique that will be presented Summary of the major conclusions researched Description of the significance and implications for practice Researching t