CALL FOR PAPERS AND POSTER
The IAP Intensive Care Karnataka State Chapter In Association with IAP Tumakuru District Branch invites Paper and posters presentations of your original scientific studies related to Intensive Care from Pediatricians and Postgraduate students (MD and DNB). The presentation will be held during the IAP Karnataka State Intensive Care Chapter Conference to be conducted on 12 to 14 SEP, 2025, at Shridevi Medical College, Tumakuru.
| Prize | Paper | Poster |
|---|---|---|
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1st |
Rs.6000 |
Rs.3000 |
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2nd |
Rs.5000 |
Rs.2000 |
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3rd |
Rs.4000 |
Rs.1000 |
Click to Submit your Abstract Papers and posters
For queries with paper and poster presentation contact:
Dr. Arun
Dr. Kumar
FINAL DATE OF REGISTRATION FOR PAPER AND POSTER PRESENTATION:
POSTER SIZE AND FORMAT
- Your Poster should be composed in 16:9 ratio(widescreen) using power point or a page -layout programme
- Your poster should consist of one slide only ( according to template )
- Only the first author will be allowed to present the poster
- For Title , the word limit should be 15 words
- Maximum number of words in the article -500 words
- Send the full article in word format along with PPT format attached
- Permission letter for participation from HOD ( for PG students) is must
- The acceptance of the poster presentation will be entirely at the discretion of the scientific committee and their decision will be final
- For any further queries regarding poster presentation please mail us at
- Last date for sending poster presentation is August 31st 2025
- All participants will get participation certificates
- Will be given 1st/2nd/3rd Prizes
GUIDELINES FOR AWARD PAPER PRESENTATION
- Only those who have registered for the conference can submit an abstract
- Authors should submit abstracts with a clear understanding that the research work is original and has been conducted following all necessary regulatory approvals, including clearance from an institutional/independent ethics committee
- Permission letter for participation from HOD ( for PG students ) is must.
- Author’s details must be listed as , . Names should be followed by affiliations
- The submitting author is the presenting author, who should be listed first
- Only one abstract will be accepted for each registered participant
- The title must not be longer than 25 words. The Text should not be in BLOCK CAPITALS and must be limited to 250 words including references
- Abstract should be written only in English
- The abstract should not exceed the prescribed words limit in the specified category
GUIDELINES FOR FREE/PAPER PRESENTATION
- Abbrevations used in abstract must be defined
- Abstract content will be reproduced exactly as submitted, therefore proof reading beforehand is essential
- Please conduct a spell check of your document, before submission as this will help avoid typographical errors
- Authors assume complete responsibility for the data at the time of submission. Please do not submit multiple copies of the same abstract
- Decisions by the scientific committee programme are final
- The presenting author is required to ensure that all co-authors are aware of the content of the abstract and agree to its submission, before submitting the abstract
- Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest: Abstract authors are required to disclose any conflict of interests in the submission form
YOUR ABSTRACT SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES:
Abstract Word Limit:
- The body of the abstract should contain no more than 300 words
Structure of the Abstract:
- Objectives
- Methods (include statistical methods where relevant)
- Results
- Conclusion
Selection Note:
- Research papers not selected for 'Oral' presentation will be considered for 'e-Poster' Case Report
- The text (Body) of the ‘Abstract’ for Case Reports should contain no more than 300 words. It should be structured in the following manner
Background
- Provide a brief introduction or context for the case
Case Characteristics
- Include patient’s age, gender, and clinical presentation
Outcome
- Describe results of tests revealing the diagnosis, response to treatment, and the final outcome
Message
- Provide one single statement that directly emerges from the present case
- Case reports will only be considered for e-posters
