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Preventive
Health Services
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Women,
Infant, Child or Adolescent Health
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Cancer
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Heart
Disease and Stroke
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Men's
Health
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Self-Care
for Nurses
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Trauma/Disaster
Nursing
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Injury
Prevention/Occupational Health
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Financing
and Organization of Healthcare
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Mental
Health
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Health
Care for the Aging
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Environmental
Health
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Degenerative
Diseases
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Conference
Objectives:
The Conference is designed to: Identify technology and research based
health outcomes to improve health outcome; address clinical nurse best
practices resulting in decreased mortality and morbidity; report strategies
and processes that bolster the value of health screening and detection;
and share community improvement initiatives from the field.
Who may submit:
Abstract authors should represent on of the following types of organizations:
Academia (schools and universities), Advocacy/Public Interest, Business/Commercial,
Corporate Wellness, Faith-Based Organization, Federal Government, Government
Health Agency (Local/State), Health Care Organization, Hospital/Clinic,
Managed Care Organization, Non-Profit Group.
Instructions
for Submission
The 2004 NBNA Conference Committee invites you to submit an abstract
to be considered for presentation at the 32nd Annual Institute and Conference.
All submissions undergo peer-review. Please review carefully
the following instructions as incomplete submissions will not
be reviewed for consideration.
- Abstracts must
be printed on an Abstract Submission Form, available from the
NBNA Office or website (www.nbna.org).
- Text must be
typed or computer printed, and must fit in the abstract box provided.
(Character size: Times Roman 10-12 point font).
- Use ALL CAPITAL
letters for the abstract title ONLY. Do not bold or italicize any
of the text in the abstract.
- Include the last
name, followed by the first and middle initials for each author.
- Provide the organization's
name with which the primary author is affiliated, followed by the
location (city and state).
- The body of the
abstract must include a statement of objectives, a brief description
of the project, program or document in the form of a method or design
section, and findings with implications.
- Source(s) of
funding or support for the project, program or document detailed in
the abstract must be disclosed. All authors listed on an abstract
must disclose information that may indicate potential conflict of
interest (i.e. financial agreements, organizational affiliations)
with the topic of the abstract.
- Individuals are
allowed to submit only one abstract as primary author.
- Each Submission
that is MAILED, must be accompanied by:
= An Abstract (200 word limitation) - 4 copies
= A minimum of two educational objectives
= Curriculum Vitae or Resume - 4 copies
= One-page biographical sketch
- Review and complete
the audiovisual section on the submission form (excluding poster presentation).
Additional equipment (other than listed) can be rented at the presenter's
cost. A/V equipment cannot be ordered on site.
- Complete and
submit a signed audiotape permission form (Speaker Consent Form) by
EACH presenter (excluding poster submissions).
- Complete and
submit a signed Disclosure Statement by EACH participant. Return
these forms with your submission.
- MAIL the
Abstract Submission Form and four copies to:
National Black Nurses Association, Abstract Submission,
8630 Fenton Street, Suite 330, Silver Spring, MD 20910,
or fax to 301.589.3223, e-mail to NBNA@erols.com.
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