March 28-30, 2025 (Boston, MA)
Call for posters is open. Deadline Dec. 1. Posters will be accepted after the deadline on a rolling basis, space permitting. Student posters are recommended to be submitted by Nov. 10 if possible to allow time for feedback, workshop attendance, and revisions.
Overview
The 10th Anniversary Sex and Gender Health Education Summit will be held in conjunction with the Women in Healthcare World Congress, presenting an opportunity to engage leaders in healthcare nationally and internationally. Participants are invited to showcase programs within their institution or highlight research on curriculum development, integration, assessment, or curriculum product development in sex and gender specific health. Attendees are invited from all healthcare professions, including but not limited to medicine, nursing, pharmacy, dentistry, occupational therapy, physical therapy, population health, and public health.
Sex and Gender Specific Health (SGSH) refers broadly to sex and gender differences in health and may be applied across health professions. These terms are based on the understanding that biology (dictated by sex chromosomes) and social roles (gender) are important in and have implications for prevention, screening, diagnosis, and treatment of disease and in the design and implementation of health research policy, programs, and services in men and women.
Abstract Guidelines:
Primary authors can submit a maximum of 2 abstracts.
The abstract must be 2000 characters or less (including spaces, excluding title and author names). No graphics or tables are allowed in the abstract submission.
There is a one-time, non-refundable $50 poster application fee. (Late fee: $60)
Approval must be obtained from all authors before the abstract is submitted. A confirmation email will be sent to each author following submission receipt.
Poster submission deadline December 1. (Posters may be accepted after the deadline, space permitting. Students are encouraged to submit posters by Nov. 10 to ensure time for feedback and workshop participation, though posters after that time will continue to be accepted through Dec. 1.)
All authors planning to present accepted abstracts are required to register for the meeting and pay the registration fee.
No identifying features such as names of authors, hospitals, medical schools, clinics, or cities may be listed in the submitted title or abstract text.
Format:
For Research Abstracts: Background/Purpose, Methods, Results, Conclusion
For Quality Improvement or Innovation Abstracts: Background, Intervention/Innovation, Results, Conclusion
For Clinical Case Reports: Background, Case Description, Clinical Significance, Conclusions
By submitting your abstract to this meeting, you agree that we may distribute your abstract as part of the full Congress content via an online portal or in print if applicable. Late breaking data may be added to your final presentation up to the poster submission deadline. Previously presented material may be accepted if new data or innovations exist and there are no copyright conflicts. Please indicate if the material has been previously presented.
Questions? Please contact program@amwa-doc.org.
Poster Chair: Jan Werbinski, MD