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General Guidelines

  • Submitted abstracts undergo a review by peer reviewers based on scientific merit and originality and/or an explicit relation to practical application.
  • While abstracts may be submitted as oral and unmoderated poster presentation types, the Scientific Committee reserves the right to assign final presentation type in the best interest of the program.
  • Authors are encouraged to submit only one abstract as presenting author.
  • The work covered by the abstract must not have been published as a manuscript before May 15, 2013.
  • Abstracts must be written and presented in English.
  • The abstract deadline is September 28, 2012. Notifications of acceptance will be sent by November 30, 2012. Scheduling details will be communicated at the same time.
  • Abstract presenters wishing to benefit from the early-bird registration fee must register by February 28, 2013. Abstract presenters who did not register and pay their fees by February 28, 2013 will be removed from the program.

Abstract Format

  • CLICK HERE for Sample Abstract.
  • The size of the abstract is limited to 3,000 characters including spaces (corresponds to approx. 400 words).
  • References count extra in extra field; maximum of 3 references.
  • The title should clearly define the topic and contain no abbreviations. There is a character limit of 200 characters.
  • Take care to list ALL authors in the relevant section of the submission site. Spell out completely the names of all authors using full first and last names. Maintain consistency in author names on multiple abstracts to avoid duplication in the Author Index.
  • In all printed publications the presenting author will be underlined. If there is a perceived conflict of interest (COI), the abstract submitter must indicate this COI.
  • The body must contain 4 separate paragraphs: a) Introduction and Objectives; b) Methods; c) Results; and d) Conclusions. The abstract should be informative and detailed.
  • It is NOT acceptable to state that "The results will be discussed." Inclusion of specific data is necessary for reviewers.
  • Indicate the major new findings of the study.
  • Standard abbreviations may be used as follows: on first use, spell out the full term and follow with abbreviation in parentheses.
  • Use generic names of drugs, if applicable.
  • Conflict of Interest and Disclosure Statement: ALL authors must disclose conflicts of interest. The electronic submission process will not allow abstracts to be submitted without this information being completed for each author.
  • Authors must select an abstract topic (only one) from the provided topic list.
Category: Electronic Health Information/Record
Systems
Standards
Telemedicine, Mobile Computing, eHealth
Connectivity
Terminologies
Implementation / Adoption of Electronic Health Record
Information Governance
Autocoding
Patient Safety
Category: Emerging Roles and HIM Workforce Transformation
Health Information Analysis
Decision Support, Clinical and Administrative
Identity Management, Risk Management, Quality Assurance
Workforce Transformation Other
Category: Data Quality
Clinical Documentation
Clinical Coding
Compliance
Data Integrity
Reabstraction Studies
Patient Safety
Category: Privacy, Confidentiality and Access
Social Media
Medical Identity Theft
Health Information Privacy including Data Integrity
Category: Developing Countries Challenges, Achievements and Opportunities
 
Category: Other
 
Abstract Submission Timeframes
September 28, 2012 Abstract submission deadline
November 30, 2012 Notification of acceptance
December 15, 2012 Confirmation of acceptance
February 28, 2013 Early-bird registration deadline
April 30, 2013 Registration regular rate deadline
(failure to register abstract will be removed from program)