The rita kobb nursing & health informatics national symposium Nursing ³ | Nursing data science + nursing implementation science to impact nursing practice
Complete the form below and upload your abstract submission using the template provided by Oct, 15, 2024.
abstract submission
We invite podium and poster presentations submissions on a variety of topics, including:
- Data-driven/AI-driven health care delivery: Exploring how data science and AI are transforming nursing practice and health care delivery.
- Clinical decision support systems: Developing, implementing and assessing data-driven decision support systems in nursing and health care.
- Predictive analytics in nursing: Presenting case studies and research on using predictive analytics to improve patient outcomes and resource allocation in nursing practice.
- Data quality and governance: Addressing challenges and best practices in ensuring data quality, privacy and security in nursing informatics.
- Patient engagement and empowerment: Discussing how data/implementation science can be used to engage and empower patients in their health care journey.
- Interoperability and integration of health care systems: Addressing challenges and opportunities in integrating/interfacing technology with existing electronic health records and other health care information systems.
- Educational strategies for data literacy in nursing: Sharing innovative approaches for teaching data literacy and informatics skills to nursing students, nurses and allied health care providers.
- Health care equity and disparities: Exploring how data/implementation science can contribute to identifying and addressing health care disparities and promoting health equity in nursing/health care practices.
- Quality improvement and performance measurement: Presenting methods and tools for using data/implementation science to drive quality improvement initiatives and measure nursing performance.
- Collaboration and interdisciplinary approaches: Fostering collaboration between nursing professionals, clinicians, data/implementation scientists and other stakeholders to advance the field of nursing data/implementation science.
Submission guidelines
Submissions open: Aug. 1, 2024
Submission deadline: Sept. 30, 2024
Notification of acceptance: Dec. 15, 2024
IMPORTANT! Submissions that do not meet the following requirements may be rejected without review: READ the submission guidelines and use the abstract template.
All submissions must be made through the form below and submissions are for podium and poster presentations.
Poster submissions:
Posters are the preferred format for presenting preliminary research results or results of small-scale studies. With the poster, authors describe experimental and in-practice projects and programs, and report experiences with other dimensions of health informatics. The poster sessions are vibrant and popular components of the Symposium, offering direct access to the authors in a way not possible through podium presentations. Each accepted poster will be displayed during the entire symposium. At least one author must be present at the poster session.
Your uploaded poster submission file must be submitted as a one-page (8.5 x 11 inch) document and must include:
The names, academic degree(s), affiliations, and locations (city, state, and country, if international) of all authors.
A description of the problem addressed and an overview of the methodology, evaluation results, and conclusions
Optional illustrations (figures or tables), which must fit in the one-page limit
References, if applicable
Podium submissions:
Podium presentations are the ideal format for delivering comprehensive and impactful research findings or results of large-scale studies. These sessions allow authors to delve deeply into their experimental or in-practice projects, providing detailed insights and robust discussions about various dimensions of health informatics. Podium sessions offer a structured environment where presenters can engage with an audience through a formal presentation followed by a question-and-answer session. Each accepted podium presentation will be scheduled during a designated time slot at the symposium. At least one author must be present to deliver the presentation and participate in the ensuing discussion.
Your uploaded podium submission file must be submitted as a two-page (8.5 x 11 inch) document and must include:
The names, academic degree(s), affiliations, and locations (city, state, and country, if international) of all authors.
A description of the problem addressed and an overview of the methodology, evaluation results, and conclusions
Optional illustrations (figures or tables), which must fit in the two-pages limit
References, if applicable
This will be an in-person event. If you have questions, please reach out to Scientific Planning Committee Chairs, Drs. Tamara Macieira (tmacie2@ufl.edu) and Hwayoung Cho (hcho@ufl.edu).
