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Call for abstracts | Epigenetics | Orphan Diseases |
| Omics | Gene Therapy and Applications |
| Pharmacogenetics | Neurologic Disorders |
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Clinical Trial Diversity |
HCV |
| Community-focused Research | Symptom Management |
| Marginal Populations | Rare Metabolic Disorders |
| Oncology | Immunology |
| Rare Blood Disorders | Ophthalmology |
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Ethical Issues |
Psychosocial Issues |
**If you plan to submit an abstract in a content area in which you already have scholarly publications or presentations, please consider submitting your abstract as an Expert Lecture.**
Please be sure to refer to the updated abstract guidelines before preparing and submitting your abstract.
Creating a strong abstract
There are many resources available to help you create a strong abstract by searching Google or YouTube. If you have specific questions, please contact the Abstract Co-chairs (below).
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The Professional Practice Committee (PPC) wants to encourage all nurses in clinical practice to consider submitting an abstract for this year’s ISONG Congress. Abstracts can focus on clinical topics such as a challenging case study, evidence-based practice in your setting, modifications in your practice due to COVID restrictions, or implementing research findings into practice, to name a few. Members of the PPC are available to mentor clinical nurses wanting support in submitting an abstract. We are able to assist with a range of questions including, but not limited to, development of ideas or abstract preparation. If you think you might be willing and ready to take the next step in your professional development by presenting at ISONG, we are here to help. Please email Amy at amy@isong.org, and a PPC member will contact you to offer their advice and assistance. |
STUDENTS: Announcing the Student Poster Competition! The Congress Planning Committee invites Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral degree students to submit their work for the Student Poster Competition. Interested students whose abstracts are accepted as posters will present their posters and be judged during the poster reception at the 2021 World Congress. Certificates will be awarded to the first, second, and third place posters. The first place winner will receive a one-year, student membership to ISONG. This is an excellent opportunity for students to gain experience presenting their work and receive recognition for their contributions to genetic nursing science.
If you have any questions regarding abstracts, please contact the 2020 ISONG Congress Abstract Co-Chairs: Kathy Sparbel, Linda Ward, Lathika Mohanraj, and Sivia Barnoy.
If you have questions about the Congress, please contact Amy Spikula at amy@isong.org.