Don't miss out on your last chance to submit your abstract for inclusion at APS 2024 in Darwin!
This late breaking research call is your last opportunity to submit an abstract for the 2024 conference. Take up this opportunity and have your work featured as a poster presentation at the only multidisciplinary conference in Australia and New Zealand offering insights into the complex nature of pain management from a variety of medical, nursing and allied health perspectives.
Abstracts can be submitted via this page between Monday 5 - Monday 12 February. All accepted authors must register for the conference by the early bird deadline of Tuesday 27 February. There will be no extension to the submission or registration deadline.
Please note, travel grants are no longer available.
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The Scientific Program Committee (SPC) and the Local Organising Committee (LOC) invites the submission of abstracts on original work. Abstracts can be submitted for consideration for poster presentations. You will be asked to identify all co-authors, but the presenting author should submit the abstract. Presenting authors must be paid registrants at the ASM. All abstracts must be submitted online via the conference website using the online submission form/portal.
Late Breaking Abstract submission opens |
Monday 5 February 2024 |
Abstract submission closes |
11.59pm AEDT, Monday 12 February 2024 |
Notification of acceptance |
Wednesday 21 February 2024 |
Presenter registration deadline |
Tuesday 27 February 2024 |
Experimental Studies (Clinical Studies, Basic Science, Public Health) and Clinical Trials (Poster Only)
For further information, an abstract template and the submission portal please click here
Clinical Practice & Service Delivery (Poster Only)
For further information, an abstract template and the submission portal please click here
Case Reports (Poster Only)
For further information, an abstract template and the submission portal please click here
Experimental Studies and Clinical Trial poster presenters may be offered an opportunity to present their posters in a 90 second rapid communication session. Authors of accepted abstracts will receive information regarding the processes involved in a rapid communication prior to the meeting. Please indicate on your submission if you wish to be considered for the Rapid Communication Session.
The prize for the best poster is $500. Assessment will be based on content and presentation. The judges will be appointed by the Scientific Program Committee and their decision will be final. The awards will be presented in the Closing Plenary of the ASM.
For further information please contact the APS Conference Secretariat :
DC Conference & Association Management (DCC&A)
P: 02 9954 4400
E: apsasm@dccam.com.au