48th Annual Australasian Society for Intellectual Disability Conference
 


ASID 2013 Call for Abstracts

CLOSING DATE EXTENDED – Friday 17th May

 


ASID 2013 Submission Form Template for Papers, Posters and Workshop

The ASID 2013 Conference Committee looks forward to organising an intellectually stimulating conference program. The Committee seeks a range of proposals covering current and emerging research, clinical and educational practice, and the everyday life experiences and achievements of people with intellectual and developmental disability and families. People with a disability are encouraged to present at the conference. The Committee is keen for all presentations to be interactive in order to foster the sharing of information, exchange of ideas and experiences, and opportunities to learn.

 

The Committee encourages submissions which address the conference theme “Our Time”, as well as submissions which cover the following stream themes:

 

  • Health and well-being
  • Empowerment/rights/ethics
  • Ageing and end of life
  • Challenging behaviour, mental health and justice
  • Rural and remote issues
  • Education (early childhood to adult)
  • Family
  • Employment
  • Communication
  • Community
  • Lived experience/values to practice

 

Key Dates

11 February 2013 – Online call for abstracts submissions open

17 May 2013 – Online call for abstracts submissions close

31 July 2013 – Abstract acceptances to be notified

9 August 2013 – Early bird registration ends

 

Abstract Submission Guidelines

Abstracts for oral presentations (25 minutes), posters (display and explain) and workshops (1.5 hours) can now be submitted online with the deadline of 17th May 2013.

  • Multiple abstract submissions per person will be accepted.
  • All presenters (oral presentations, posters and workshops) will be required to pay and register for full conference program or for the day of their presentation by the given deadline.
  • All abstracts will be submitted with the understanding that ethical guidelines for research have been adhered to.
  • All abstracts are required to include a plain English summary
  • All abstracts will be reviewed by the Conference Program Committee who reserve the right to reject any abstract it considers does not meet the conference criteria. Further, the committee reserves the right to edit an abstract for the conference program to meet formatting, space requirements and readability.
  • Due to time restrictions in the conference program, it may not be possible for all proposals for oral presentations to be included in the program. Some author/s of abstracts not included for oral presentations will be offered the opportunity to present their work in poster format.
  • Due to time restrictions in the conference program, the Conference Program Committee may be required to adjust the length of oral presentations. If this is required all presenters will be notified as soon as possible.
  • All submitting authors will be notified of the outcome of their submission by 31 July 2013.

 

Use the abstract template provided to ensure your word document is formatted correctly and follow the instructions carefully. Incorrectly submitted documents will be sent back to the author for reformatting and this may exceed the deadline date for your submission to be received.

Please click this link for the template and email back to: abstractasid@ccconferences.com.au.  
 
 
Receipt of your submission will be acknowledged within 24 business hours