Poster Series (Part 1): Writing An Abstract for A Research or QI Poster Presentation

This is an on-demand webinar that was recorded on a previous date.

Webinar 1 provides information on how to develop and submit a written research or quality improvement abstract for a poster presentation at a professional conference.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe the purpose of writing and submitting an abstract for a conference poster presentation.
  • Discuss the major content headings of a research study or QI project abstract.
  • Discuss the importance of knowing the conference abstract guidelines e.g., word limitations, writing and reference formats such as APA.

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Summary
Publication date: 
10/15/2021
Purchase deadline: 
10/15/2024
Part of: 
ARN Poster Webinar Series
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Theresa Pietsch PhD, RN, CRRN, CNE
Associate Professor and Associate Dean of the Undergraduate Nursing Program, Neumann University

 

Dr. Pietsch is a proud certified rehabilitation registered nurse, having obtained her initial certification in  1987. With decades of practice in acute rehabilitation and skilled nursing facilities, Dr. Pietsch has worked with patients in clinical practice and nurses in her administrative roles. After earning her PhD in nursing education from Widener University, Dr. Pietsch transitioned from clinical practice to educating nursing students. Her primary focus and teaching passion is linking evidence-based practice to nurses providing clinical care.

This course does not offer CNE.

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