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Bethune Round Table 2022

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Date & time Jun 16 '22
Ends on Jun 19 '22
Location
University of British Columbia at Vancouver, BC
Creator gwaters
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Bethune Round Table 2022

The UBC Branch for Global Surgical Care, in collaboration with the Canadian Network for International Surgery (CNIS), is honoured to host the 2022 Bethune Round Table.


The annual meeting will be taking place on June 16-19, 2022 .

 

This meeting will be FULLY VIRTUAL AND ONLINE.


Theme: Decolonizing Global Surgery


The Bethune Round Table (BRT) is an annual interdisciplinary meeting aimed at addressing the challenges of providing accessible, high-quality surgical care to marginalized patients in low-resource settings. By bringing health professionals across a variety of disciplines together, we are able to share strategies and create solutions for improving surgical care to these under-serviced regions.


CALL FOR ABSTRACTS – NOW OPEN!


Dear Global Surgery community,

We are excited to launch our 2022 BRT meeting, with the theme “Decolonizing Global Surgery”.


Our abstract submission portal is now open, and will close on April 15th, 2022



Abstract rules


Topic: Surgical, Anesthesia, and/or Obstetrics care in low-resource settings (including rural/remote/Indigenous communities)


Disciplines: All surgical disciplines will be accepted (nursing, OR technicians, midwives etc.)


Format: Max 300 words. Has to have the following headings:

  • Background
  • Study Objective(s)
  • Research Methods
  • Results
  • Conclusion

Evaluation criteria:


All abstracts will be evaluated by our reviewers following those FOUR criteria (note: not all criteria will apply to all study types)


  1. Needs assessment: A proper needs assessment taking into considerations local needs and priorities was performed
  2. Outcomes measurement: Data on locally-relevant outcomes was collected and analyzed
  3. Fair authorship: Authors from both high-resource and low-resource settings are listed on the author list, their position in the author list representative of their involvement in the project
  4. Scientific merit: Must address an area of importance to the discipline; utilize established scientific principles; exhibit alignment within the study; demonstrate how scientific knowledge will be gained from the study; and involve appropriately trained researchers.

All abstracts will be considered for posters or podium presentations. Posters will have to be displayed on one slide and podium presentations will be given 10 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for questions.


In addition to completing the fields please be sure to attach your abstract as a Word file with the application.


Abstracts may be previously published, however authors will not be able to present their abstract at a future conference, as all accepted abstracts will be published in the Canadian Journal of Surgery (CJS).


More than one abstract per person may be submitted.


There will be cash prizes for the 3 best posters and the 3 best podium presentations.


We look forward to your submissions!

Emilie Joos, and the BRT 2022 Planning Committee


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