ABSTRACTS DUE: December 31, 2026

Requirements:

Submissions must be authored or co-authored by an APP. Work may be completed individually or as part of a team. Projects previously presented elsewhere are welcome, provided they are relevant to AMDAPP’s mission.
One submission per lead author is preferred, but multiple co-authorships are allowed. All communication regarding poster submissions will be sent to the individual who submits the poster/abstract. The submitter is responsible for sharing any relevant information, deadlines, or instructions with the individual who will be presenting the poster onsite. If a separate onsite presenter is not designated during submission, AMDAPP will assume that the poster submitter will also serve as the onsite presenter.

Review and Selection:

Abstracts will be reviewed by the AMDAPP Review Committee. Selection will be based on clarity, originality, impact, and relevance to APP practice.
Accepted abstracts may be featured in AMDAPP events, newsletters, or online platforms.

Categories: 

Authors may submit abstracts under one of the following categories:

 - Quality Improvement – Initiatives that improve patient outcomes, safety, efficiency, or satisfaction.

 - Clinical Case Study – Unique or complex cases that illustrate critical thinking, collaboration, or best practices.

-Research – Original investigations, pilot studies, or scholarly work in progress.

-Doctoral/Capstone Projects – Summaries of academic or practice-based scholarly work.

 - Educational or Interprofessional Initiatives – Teaching innovations, team-based learning, or workforce development efforts.

 - Leadership or Process Improvement – Projects advancing organizational change, workflow optimization, or professional practice.

Format: 

Word Limit: Maximum of 300 words (excluding title and author information).

Structure:

Title-Authors and Credentials

 Background/Introduction – Brief context or rationale.  

Methods/Approach – Description of project design, implementation, or strategy.

Results/Outcomes – Key findings, results, or lessons learned.

Conclusions/Implications – Significance and potential impact on APP practice or patient care.

Formatting: Use clear, professional language. Avoid acronyms unless defined.