South Eastern Division John S Lyon Memorial Prize -
Poster
The Executive Committee of the South
Eastern Division invites submissions for poster presentations at
their Spring Meeting on the 30th May 2012.
The posters can be on new research, audit,
literature reviews or other matters of clinical significance.
Submissions should be in the form of an
abstract of no more than 400 words and submitted by email before
30th April 2012.
Applicants will be informed whether they have
been accepted or not by 11th May
2012.
The winner will be awarded a Prize of £100
with presentation made by the Chair of the Division, Dr Phil
Davison, on the day of the Academic Meeting.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PREPARATION OF
ABSTRACTS:
1. Abstracts should be typed
single spaced, font size 10 in Word format using
standard text, or text-only format. Apple Mac documents cannot be
accepted. Hand-written abstracts will not be accepted.
2. The title should be in
bold, followed by the full name(s) of the author
and all co-authors,
including titles s(e.g. Dr) and their
affiliations.
3. The title must contain no
abbreviations.
4. The abstract must be no
more than 400 words.
5. Where relevant,
submissions should clearly state the aims, methods and results of
the study.
6. Bibliographic references,
tables and appendices are not included in the abstract.
7. Please make sure you
check all spellings carefully.
HOW TO SEND ABSTRACTS:
- Email your abstract to bfrancis@rcpsych.ac.uk with the
subject reference ‘YOUR NAME- SOUTH EASTERN DIVISION ABSTRACT
2012’.
- Attach your abstract as a Word document.
- Include the following
information in your email message:
- Title of the
presentation
- Name of
main presenting author
-
Membership number (if applicable)
- E mail
address
- Postal
address
-
Daytime telephone number
- Name of
author’s work organisation
For any further queries, please contact
Beverley Francis, Tel: 020 7977 6651, Fax: 020 7481 4842
bfrancis@rcpsych.ac.uk
CLOSING DATE FOR
SUBMISSIONS: 30th April 2012
South Eastern Division Medical
Student Essay Prize
The South Eastern Division
has established this prize in order to raise the profile of the
Division and to encourage medical students to pursue further study
and professional training in Psychiatry.
Prize: £50.00
Frequency: Annually
Eligible: All medical
students training in Medical Schools located within the South
Eastern Region
Where Presented: Autumn
Academic Meeting of South Eastern Division
Regulations:
- Eligible students are invited to submit an
original essay of up to 5000 words on any aspect of
psychiatry. The essay should be illustrated by a clinical
example from medical or psychiatric practice relevant to mental
health and should discuss how the student’s training and awareness
has been influenced as a result. The essay should demonstrate
an understanding of the Mental Health issues pertinent to the
clinical problem and should include a discussion of the effects and
consequences of the condition for the individual, their family and
the wider healthcare system.
- The essay should be supported by a review of
relevant literature and should be the candidate’s own work.
- Submissions should be sent in
triplicate. The essays will be judged by a panel of three
South Eastern Division Executive Members. Criteria for
judging merit will include: clarity of expression, understanding of
the literature and evidence, cogency of argument and the overall
ability to convey enthusiasm and originality. The Division
reserves the right not to award the prize if no entry reaching the
agreed minimum standard is received.
- The prize will be circulated annually to the
Deans and Mental Health Leads” of local Medical Schools.
- The South Eastern Division will provide a
subsidised place for the prizewinners at the Autumn Academic
Meeting. The prizewinners will be required to provide an
edited version of their essays for possible publication in the
South Eastern Division eNewsletter.
Closing date: 31 August
2012
Submissions via email to:
Dr John Crichton –
Academic Secretary
C/O Beverley Francis,
Eastern & South Eastern Divisions Manager,
Email: bfrancis@rcpsych.ac.uk
Tel: 020 7977 6651