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The aim of the RespiratoryFailure and Mechanical Ventilation Conference is to support the exchange of knowledge amongst the international scientific community. Writing an abstract for this conference is an important way for you to communicate your scientific research or clinical practice with your peers. Submitting a clinical case is also very valuable as an educational resource, which strongly supports our offering of case–based sessions.
The call for abstracts is open until9 October,2023,23:59 CEST
Online submission
You cansubmit an abstract using myERS. If you do not already have an account you will be required to create one. Once signed in, you should select the “ABSTRACTS/CASES” tab and select “RFMV”.
Further details are available on the submission platform.
A maximum of three abstracts maybe submitted by the same author.
Accepted abstracts will be published in ERJ Open Research.
Bursaries
Up to three free registrations will be given to the authors of the best abstracts (based on the reviewing of experts). Please note that the author must be an ERS member and aged under 40 years old.
Programme allocation
The RFMV Programme Committee will allocate successful abstracts to Oral Presentation sessions.
Timeline
Submission deadline
9 October, 2023, 23:59 CEST
Notification
Late November, 2023
Presentation schedule
December, 2023
For technical questions about the online abstract submission process, please contact key4events at Technical Support.
The call for cases is open until 9 October 2023, 23:59 CEST.
Get involved in theprogramme!
If you submit a clinical case, your work could be selected to be presented in a case–based session at the Respiratory Failure and Mechanical Ventilation(RFMV) Conference. Clinical cases are a detailed reports of the symptoms, signs, diagnosis,treatment,and follow–up of an individual patient. Clinical cases may contain a demographic profile of the patient, but usually describe an unusual or novel occurrence.
Online submission
You can submit your clinical case usingmyERS. If you do not already have anaccount,you will be required to create one. Once signed in, you should select the “ABSTRACTS/CASES” tab andclickon“RFMV”.
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