Faculty of General Adult Psychiatry Annual Conference 2021

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14Oct

Day 1

15Oct

Day 2

Timings 9.30am - 5.00pm tbc
Location Online event
CPD up to 6 CPD points per day, subject to peer group approval
Non Member Fee (Per Day)£100
Consultant Fee (Per Day)£75
SAS/Higher Trainee (Per Day)£55
Reduced/Subsidised Fee/Core Trainee/Medical Student/Foundation Doctor (Per Day)£35
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Faculty of General Adult Psychiatry Annual Conference 2021

Event Information

The Faculty of General Adult Psychiatry Annual Conference will take place on 14 and 15 October 2021.

We will be bringing you cutting edge speakers and the latest updates in the area of general adult psychiatry, all available to watch live, or on-demand from your home or work for up to two months after the conference.

The Faculty of General Adult Psychiatry is inviting submissions for our upcoming annual conference on 14-15 October 2021. All submissions will be reviewed ahead of the conference and successful authors will be invited to display their poster online at the conference. 

The deadline for submissions is 11:59pm on 8 August 2021.

N.B. Submissions will not be accepted after this date. 

Please submit your abstract here. 

Poster submission instructions

1.      Abstracts must be in English. Abbreviations may be used only if they are defined (spelled out in full text at first mention) followed by abbreviation in brackets.

2.      The abstract must not exceed 400 words including sub titles (see No 4) and formulas.

3.      The abstract must not contain bibliographical references, tables, diagrams or appendices. If accepted for presentation at the conference these can be added at a later date. 

4.      Abstracts must be presented in five headed paragraphs in the following order: 
Aims and hypothesis, Background, Methods, Results, and Conclusions.

5.      Abstracts could present either novel findings or new interpretations of existing data; Quality Improvement
projects; Education and Training projects or other types of service evaluation, audit or case reports. They should include brief details of the rationale for the research and the methods used, including, if appropriate, the statistical approach. The major findings should be stated; it will not be acceptable, for example, to state merely that the "results will be discussed"

6. The title of the abstract must be clearly coherent with the data included in the abstract and the conclusions must be warranted by information included in the results section.

Submissions are accepted on the understanding that the work has been performed with the permission of any relevant ethical or legislative body. The authors should therefore ensure the work was conducted with appropriate ethical and governance safeguards.

7. Authors are encouraged to state their hypotheses and frame their conclusions accordingly.

8. For studies of service users, patients or populations, the number of people studied should be explicitly stated in the methods section.

9. Submissions are accepted on the understanding that the work has been performed with the permission of any relevant ethical or legislative body. The authors should therefore ensure the work was conducted with appropriate ethical and governance safeguards.

10. All sources of financial sponsorship of the study should be stated at the end of the abstract.

Please submit your abstract through the form below. The details you enter cannot be saved, to avoid losing your work please copy your abstract to the form from another document. 

If you have any questions regarding poster submissions, please contact charlotte.bowering@rcpsych.ac.uk.

The programme will be available at the end of July.

 

Confirmed speakers include 

  • Dr Anne Aiyegbusi, West London NHS Trust
  • Dr Neil Armstrong, University of Oxford
  • Professor Sonia Johnson, University College London
  • Dr James Nicholls, Chief Executive Officer at Transform Drug Policy Foundation
  • Professor Robert Stewart, King's College London

  • The conference will take place online using Zoom as a webinar.
  • Participants will be able view a video of the speaker and alongside any slides.
  • Participants can also pose questions, where the programme allows, and some speakers may use polling or other interactive features. 
  • All registered participants will have access to a recording for up to two months after the event. 

This event is taking place online via Zoom. To take part you will need: 

  • Access to a reliable internet connection
  • A PC, laptop, tablet or phone
  • Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge browser or Zoom installed on your PC, laptop, tablet or phone 

Please read our terms and conditions before making a booking.

For further information, please contact:

Email: charlotte.bowering@rcpsych.ac.uk

Contact Name: Charlotte Bowering

Contact number: 0208 618 4288

Event Location

Location: Online event