Abstracts & Posters
The abstract submission site is now closed. Thank you to those that have submitted entries.
Notifications will be sent via email to lead authors in April 2013.
Abstract Categories
Research
Research abstracts must report completed heart failure studies
Clinical Innovations
Clinical abstracts should be a summary or documentary of creative or novel clinical advances in the care and/or management of patients with heart failure.
Research & Clinical Innovation Moderated Poster Presentations
The top 3 (high quality) abstracts that were submitted as "poster only" will be selected for this session. The first author or designee, audience, and moderator have the opportunity to engage in scholarly discourse by offering their scientific expertise and/or constructive feedback on the topic.
Tips for Poster Presentations
Please click here for guidelines on preparing poster presentations
Oral Abstract Competition - Awards
AAHFN will grant a limited number of awards to the top research abstracts that are entered into the Oral Abstract Competition.
Awardees will be selected from the pool of eligible applicants based upon the abstract’s degree of excellence as determined by the AAHFN Research Committee and the author’s oral presentation during the Oral Abstract Competition. Finalists will be chosen by the Research Committee to compete in the Oral Abstract Competition.
To apply for these awards, please check the appropriate area in the questionnaire portion of the submission site.
Note: Award recipients from the 2006 - 2012 Annual Meetings are not eligible for the 2013 Oral Abstract Competition.
Finalists from the 2006 - 2012 Annual Meetings, who did not win an award, are eligible to apply for the 2013 Oral Abstract Competition.
AAHFN Abstract Process
AAHFN makes submitting your abstract easy. Simply type or copy/paste your abstract online and submit it through the online submission site. Please note: there are no paper submissions.
Submitting an abstract to the AAHFN 2013 9th Annual Conference means that it will be peer reviewed and may be accepted for either an oral or poster presentation.
Additionally:
- Accepted abstracts will be published in Heart & Lung: The Journal of Acute and Critical Care, the official journal of AAHFN.
- Authors may submit an unlimited number of abstract
- AAHFN welcomes abstracts previously submitted to other national or international meetings.
Abstract Submission Information
Character Limit: There is a limit of 3375 characters for the text of your submission. The character count includes spaces. You will be advised of your character count usage throughout the submission process as you save and move to the next step.
Abstract Notifications
Notifications will be sent via email to lead authors in April 2013
Call for Mentees
The Mentee program has been designed to support clinicians or researchers who would like assistance with the AAHFN Call for Abstracts writing and submission process. Participants in the Mentor Program will:
- Discuss the critical elements and format of an abstract with their Mentor
- Receive feedback and suggestions on their abstract before submission from their Mentor