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Are you interested in speaking at a national conference? Infusion Nurses Society (INS) is recognized as the global authority in infusion therapy and is dedicated to exceeding the public’s expectations of excellence by setting the standard for infusion care. INS is also dedicated to providing professional development opportunities and quality education, and to advancing best practice through evidence-based practice and research. We are accepting abstract submissions for 50-minute podium presentations. Content must be evidence-based and reflect the current state of the science or be based upon research-driven results contributing to the science. Presentations must be free of commercial bias and adhere to the criteria set by the California Board of Nursing for awarding contact hours.
2022 Annual Meeting abstract submissions are due by November 3, 2021 Virtual and/or webinar abstract submissions are continually accepted separate from this call
Session proposals/abstracts on the following infusion therapy–related topics may be submitted: • Vascular access device (VAD) technology – Products (eg, infusion control devices, dressings, vein visualization) – Use and management – Complications • Infection prevention • Patient education • Special populations — for example: – Pediatrics – Older adults – Pregnancy • Alternative care settings, including but not limited to: – Home care – Outpatient infusion centers – Skilled nursing facilities • Disease states
• Infusion therapies – Fluid and electrolyte balance – Pharmacology – Transfusion therapy – Parenteral nutrition – Antineoplastic and biologic therapy – Pain management • Quality improvement and patient safety • Nursing professional development • Clinician health and wellness • Current affairs, social science, and global concerns • Emerging evidence • Health care ethics • Professional liability and legal considerations • Diversity, equity, and inclusion
Apply Now: http://ins1.org/call-for-abstracts Guidelines: To be eligible, your abstract must be your original work; subsequent presentation of this content is acceptable, provided you have an original title with a different view, perspective, or focus.
Important Dates and Information:
To submit your abstract, please be prepared to enter the following information: – Name and credentials—current employer, job title, and CV/resume – Paid consultant roles (title and company) – Proposed topic (including): 1. Original title 2. Session description/abstract 3. Brief session introduction for program agenda 4. Learning objectives 5. Content outline 6. References – Speaking experience
February 11, 2022: Presentation date to be determined by the INS Education Department
November 3, 2021: Abstract submissions close January 4, 2022: Selected speakers will be notified
Organizing Committee: Marlene Steinheiser, PhD, RN, CRNI® INS Director of Clinical Education Dawn Berndt, DNP, RN, CRNI® INS Clinical Education and Publications Manager
Contact INS (ins@ins1.org) with any questions