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Abstract Submission for the 2010 Congress
OPEN:
May 1- September 1, 2009
(submission closes midnight Eastern Time on September 1st-
There are no extensions or latebreaking abstracts accepted after this date)

Abstract Submission is open to all critical care clinicians and researchers!

To submit an Abstract, you will need a SCCM Customer Account information to Continue.

If you have a SCCM customer ID and Password, please enter it at blue box to your left that says "Log In" .  Once you complete this step, you will see a box below that section that says "Submit Abstracts".

If you do not have a SCCM Customer Account, please click on "New User? Sign Up"  in the blue box to your left to create an account.  Once your account is created, you will see a box below that section that says "Submit Abstracts".

All accepted abstracts will be published in the December 2009 Supplement of the Critical Care Medicine Journal, as they were submitted. You can make changes or corrections to your abstract for this publication until September 1, 2009
If you wish to withdraw your abstract, please notify SCCM by October 30, 2009 in writing to
congress@sccm.org in order for it to be pulled from the journal. We cannot guarantee that it will be deleted from the journal after this date.

To see the previous Congress abstract supplement, click here.

Administration
Basic Science: Cell Biology (NO and Signal Transduction, Signal Transduction)
Basic Science: Cardiovascular
Basic Science: Endocrine
Basic Science: GI/Nutrition
Basic Science: Hematology
Basic Science: Hepatic
Basic Science: Immunology
Basic Science: Infection
Basic Science Neurology
Basic Science: Pulmonary
Basic Science: Renal
Basic Science: Sepsis
Case Reports (including but not limited to disaster- related cases)
Clinical Medicine: Cardiovascular – Diagnostics
Clinical Medicine: Cardiovascular – Monitoring
Clinical Medicine: Cardiovascular - Therapeutics
Clinical Medicine: Endocrine
Clinical Medicine: GI/Nutrition
Clinical Medicine: Hematology
Clinical Medicine: Immunology
Clinical Medicine: Infection
Clinical Medicine: Neurology – Diagnostics
Clinical Medicine: Neurology - Monitoring
Clinical Medicine: Neurology - Therapeutics
Clinical Medicine: Pulmonary - Diagnostics
Clinical Medicine: Pulmonary – Mechanical Ventilation
Clinical Medicine: Pulmonary - Therapeutics
Clinical Medicine: Renal
Clinical Medicine: Burns /Trauma (Therapeutics: Pharmacologic/Procedural)
Clinical Medicine: Sepsis- Diagnostics
Clinical Medicine: Sepsis- Therapeutics
Clinical Medicine: Sepsis-Antimicrobials
Clinical Medicine: Sepsis – Guidelines and Bundles
Clinical Medicine: Sepsis – Nosocomial (VAP, BSI, UTI)
Clinical Medicine: Sepsis-Cardiovascular
Clinical Medicine: Sepsis-Endocrine
CPR/Resuscitation
Education
Epidemiology / Outcomes (Predictors, Quality of Life, Safety)
Ethics and End of Life

Patient and Family Support

Therapeutics-Drugs and Pharmacokinetics

Therapeutics-Sedation
Therapeutics -Other

Abstract submission guidelines

Submission of an abstract constitutes a commitment by the author(s) to present the abstract as accepted. Expenses associated with the preparation, submission and presentation of an abstract are the responsibility of the presenter(s)/author(s). Authors of accepted abstracts are expected to register for the meeting and pay the meeting registration fee, unless they qualify for complimentary registration. Qualifications will be listed under Abstract Guidelines in the submitter.

Abstracts and/or information being submitted cannot be previously PRESENTED or published within the United States or Internationally. You may submit new research on a topic that was previously presented.

The abstract should be organized as follows: (a) a sentence describing the purpose of the study; (b) a statement of experimental design or methods used; (c) a summary of results, presented in sufficient detail to support the conclusion; and (d) a statement of conclusions reached. It is not satisfactory to state "The results will be discussed . . ." or "Other data will be presented." Do not use subtitles, e.g., methods, results, etc., within the body of the abstract. Failure to follow this format will result in a low priority score and may cause disqualification of your abstract. Case reports will not follow this format and instructions are listed within the submitter program, once you have set up your account.

Abstracts have a character limit of approx 2,000. Please note the author institutions, title, body, images, and all spaces will be counted towards your abstract.

Your abstract will be scored on the following criteria: 1) the scientific merit of the abstract, 2) the adequate sample size and proper statistical analysis, 3) adherence to instructions, and 4) originality of work.

Abstracts are printed as submitted--SCCM does not edit or proof abstracts. You can make corrections to your abstract until September 1, 2009. After this date, abstracts will be published as is.

SCCM does not accept any abstracts after September 1, 2009. There are no "latebreaking" abstract submissions accepted or published.

Acceptance Information
The contact author will be notified via email of your abstract's acceptance or rejection by October 30, 2009. Please be sure to include your email address and fax number when you submit your abstract. All notifications and additional correspondance will be submitted to the contact author in which you indicate within your abstract submission.


Apply for Complimentary registration-October 20-December 5, 2009
Accepted abstract authors may apply for limited complimentary registration by December 5, 2009 if they meet the following requirements:

1. Presenting author must possess SCCM member status as a non-full physician (fellow, resident, intern, nurse, pharmacist, or respiratory therapist) at the time the abstract was submitted for consideration.
2. Presenting author must be listed as an author on the original abstract form
3. Only 1 eligible person per abstract will be awarded complimentary registration.

Please allow 5 business days to process your request. You will receive an email notification once your request has been reviewed and a decision has been made. If you do not receive notification within 5 days, please call +1-847-827-7714.

For additional information, please contact SCCM at congress@sccm.org

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