CANNT 2022 Abstract Submission

CANNT-ACITN invites you to join us in Hamilton October 27-29, 2022! 

Abstracts are currently being accepted for ORAL and POSTER presentations for CANNT-ACITN 2022 – “Guiding our way to the future”. Abstract submissions should incorporate the theme—sharing our knowledge and experience—appropriate for the novice through to the advanced practice professional.Topics of interest may include: clinical research, innovative projects and solutions, ethics, case presentations and clinical reviews. All abstract submissions must be evidence-based.

Consistent with our theme, all poster and oral presenters will be encouraged to consider how their presentation can help guide us into the future.

Deadline: extended to May 15, 2022.

LEADING EDGE TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Transplant
• Mental Health and CKD
• Cardiovascular Disease and CKD
• Future Directions of CKD and Treatment
• Pregnancy with Renal Disease
• Pediatrics
• Ethics and Elderly Care
• Medical Assistance in Dying
• Technical Advances in Dialysis Equipment
• Home Therapies

You will be asked to upload a word document of your abstract before you submit your form. Please ensure that you follow the guidelines below:

Your abstract should be no longer than 300 words including headings (do not include pictures, tables or references) and should include:

1) Abstract Title

• Must accurately reflect the content of the presentation
• Must be formatted in sentence case (capitalize first word and remaining words begin in lower case)

2) Authors and Affiliations

• Must be included under the title and formatted as follows:

Anne L. Smith^a, RN, CNeph(C), Robert G. Jones^a,b, RN 

^aDepartment of Nephrology, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON; ^bDepartment of Nephrology, University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton, AB.

Underline the name and initials of the presenter(s).

3) Abstract Text

• Should be no longer than 300 words including headings (no pictures, tables or references)
• Must be written in sentence form (not point form or bullet points)
• Should be as informative as possible
• Define all abbreviations the first time they appear in the abstract
• Use only the generic names of drugs
• Do not identify companies and/or products in the body or title of the abstract

If research-based, must include below headings:

• Background
• Purpose of study
• Methods
• Results
• Conclusions
• Implications for nephrology care

Please copy and paste directly from your abstract into the fields below to ensure consistency

You will be asked to upload a word document of your abstract before you submit your form. Please ensure that you follow the guidelines below:

Your abstract should be no longer than 300 words including headings (do not include pictures, tables or references) and should include:

1) Abstract Title

• Must accurately reflect the content of the presentation
• Must be formatted in sentence case (capitalize first word and remaining words begin in lower case)

2) Authors and Affiliations

• Must be included under the title and formatted as follows:

Anne L. Smith^a, RN, CNeph(C), Robert G. Jones^a,b, RN 

^aDepartment of Nephrology, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON; ^bDepartment of Nephrology, University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton, AB.

Underline the name and initials of the presenter(s).

3) Abstract Text

• Should be no longer than 300 words including headings (no pictures, tables or references)
• Must be written in sentence form (not point form or bullet points)
• Should be as informative as possible
• Define all abbreviations the first time they appear in the abstract
• Use only the generic names of drugs
• Do not identify companies and/or products in the body or title of the abstract

If practice/education/narrative-based, must include below headings:

• Background
• Purpose of the project
• Description
• Evaluation/outcome
• Implications for nephrology practice/education

Please copy and paste directly from your abstract into the fields below to ensure consistency

Please upload Word Document attachment. Should be no longer than 300 words including headings (do not include pictures, tables or references) and should include:

1) Abstract Title

• Must accurately reflect the content of the presentation
• Must be formatted in sentence case (capitalize first word and remaining words begin in lower case)

2) Authors and Affiliations

• Must be included under the title and formatted as follows:

Anne L. Smith^a, RN, CNeph(C), Robert G. Jones^a,b, RN 

^aDepartment of Nephrology, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON; ^bDepartment of Nephrology, University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton, AB.

Underline the name and initials of the presenter(s).

3) Abstract Text

• Should be no longer than 300 words including headings (no pictures, tables or references)
• Must be written in sentence form (not point form or bullet points)
• Should be as informative as possible
• Define all abbreviations the first time they appear in the abstract
• Use only the generic names of drugs
• Do not identify companies and/or products in the body or title of the abstract

If research-based, must include below headings:

• Background
• Purpose of study
• Methods
• Results
• Conclusions
• Implications for nephrology care

If practice/education/narrative-based, must include below headings:

• Background
• Purpose of the project
• Description
• Evaluation/outcome
• Implications for nephrology practice/education