We invite all people involved in the mental health field to submit an abstract for consideration towards the 2021 Melbourne TheMHS Conference program.
Please carefully read the following instructions to avoid submitting incomplete papers.
We invite all people involved in the mental health field to submit an abstract for consideration towards the 2021 Melbourne TheMHS Conference program.
Please carefully read the following instructions to avoid submitting incomplete papers.
Your abstract must be submitted online. After filling in your personal details, the abstract submission process involves entering the following:
Likewise, abstracts are accepted on the following conditions:
PLEASE NOTE that only the first author will be advised in writing with regard to the acceptance or otherwise of the abstract submission. The first author (as given in application) will be the main contact for correspondence about the presentation, therefore please include an additional email if you would like another contact copied in.
ALL PRESENTERS MUST REGISTER & PAY FOR AT LEAST THE DAY OF THE CONFERENCE ON WHICH THEY ARE PRESENTING.
Submissions that do not adhere to the guidelines will be returned to the author for editing.
The abstract:
When submitting an abstract, you must choose TWO topic preferences that most closely relate to your abstract. This will help us to program your abstract together with other related papers, in the most appropriate session.
TOPICS
Please state one Learning Objective in answer to this question:
What will delegates learn from attending this presentation to enhance their knowledge of mental health matters or skills in mental health service delivery?
e.g. For a journal:
Surname, J.S., & Surname, A.D. (2011). Article title. Journal Title, 10(4), 299-300.
e.g. For a book:
O’Donoghue, T., & Clarke, S. (2010). Leading learning: Process, themes and issues in international contexts. London: Routledge.
Please note that time limits for speakers will be strictly enforced so that there is adequate time for discussion of papers and for other speakers in the session to have their full allocated time.
We are planning to be back to meeting face-to-face in October 2021. However, the uncertainty that COVID-19 has created means we need to be somewhat flexible.
Please take this into account when submitting your abstracts and that if accepted, you may be accepted for a different length of time than you have requested, or may be asked to present virtually.
Format: Typically, an e-Poster would be a maximum of 1 (one) PDF or JPG slide that would be available for viewing at the conference on large digital touch screens, and on the conference mobile app. However, more information on ePoster displays and detailed instructions on the production of e-Posters will be provided upon acceptance of your abstract. There is no speaking component to ePoster presentations, however any listed presenting authors will need to register for at least one day of the conference.
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