No, you are not required to be an RCGP member to submit an abstract.

Individuals may submit an unlimited number of abstracts as co-authors, however we have a strict policy that one three-day ticket must be purchased for each individual poster presented, at the appropriate rate for that presenter according to their professional status on the first day of the event.

Abstract submission guidelines can be downloaded from here – http://www.rcgpac.org.uk/2019-call-for-abstracts/

No, abstracts can be submitted only via the online submission service. Any abstract sent by email will not be accepted and automatically returned to the sender.

No, abstracts may only be submitted for consideration under one topic.

Abstract text must not exceed 250 words; heading maximum of 160 characters.

Yes, Abstracts should be structured under the headings:
Aims/Objectives/Background
Content of Presentation
Relevance/Impact
Outcomes
Discussion

Yes, you may add up to one table and one graph to your submission. These will appear at the end of your abstract and cannot be placed within the text of the submission.

Yes, your poster will automatically be considered.

No, you must indicate your request to be considered for this competition at the time of submission.

No, you must indicate your request to be considered for this award at the time of submission

You can include up to 5 co-authors.

You will be able to amend your abstract up until the abstract submission deadline simply by following the link that will be sent to you when you completed the submission process.

It is not possible to amend minor errors such as typos and misspellings, after the abstract submission deadline has passed.

You will be asked to assign the presenting author at the time of submission. If the presenter needs to be changed afterwards, please send an email to rcgp.posters@haymarket.com as soon as possible. In all cases, the presenter must be part of the submitted authors list and be able to present and discuss all aspects of the abstract.

Presenting authors must register for a 3-day ticket, at the appropriate rate for that presenter according to their professional status on the first day of the event. Accepted abstracts for which a presenting author has not registered and paid the registration fee, will be withdrawn, will not appear in any Conference publication, and will not be presented at the Conference. The deadline for presenting author registration is 24 June 2019.

Yes, however all steps must be completed or partially completed in order to save your abstract for later.

If you do not complete or partially complete all steps and press submit on the final step your information will not be saved and you will need to start over.

If you decide to withdraw your abstract prior to the submission and editing deadline (11:59pm Monday 18 March 2019), you may log into the abstract submission system and withdraw your abstract there. After this deadline, abstract withdrawal requests should be emailed to rcgp.posters@haymarket.com. Please include your abstract submission ID number, title, and the presenting author’s name in your email.

You can either delete them or you leave them in the system as “not submitted”. Please note that you will then receive reminders to submit them.

You will receive email confirmation that your abstract has been received. Please re-check your junk/spam email folder.

If still not received please contact rcgp.posters@haymarket.com

Submitting authors will be notified, via email, of the outcome of their submission in early May 2019 To ensure receipt of your notification, it is important that you provide a correct email address for the presenting author.

Unfortunately due to volume. of applications we receive we are unable to provide individual feedback on poster submissions during any stage of the process