The Dutch Society of Emergency Physicians (DSEP) and IFEM invites everyone to submit their abstract in all subspecialties of Emergency Medicine, as research plays an important role in the global advancements of emergency medical care.
Submission closed.
Why submit an abstract?
- Present your work to a global audience and give it the visibility it deserves.
- Connect with emergency healthcare specialists around the world who share your research interest.
- Contribute your findings to enrich emergency care (EC) education, research and practice and emergency medicine procedures.
- Advance or showcase your presentations skills to an international audience.
Key dates
1 March 2023
Abstract notification of acceptance
13 March 2023
Presenter registration deadline (Early bird deadline)
Oral and Poster Guidelines
Poster Session Online (Printing Service)
Abstract topics
Abstracts will be accepted in all subspecialties of Emergency Medicine. You can download a full list of the subspecialities here.
Abstract Submission Guidelines
Before submitting your abstract, please review the abstract submission guidelines as outlined below.
- Abstract submission types:
- Scientific research
- Case Study/Literature Review/System Change Review/Personal Story/Alternative Format
- Maximum character limit: 2000 characters (excluding title, authors and tables/images).
- Abstract titles are limited to 130 characters or less.
- Language of submission: English. It is the author’s responsibility to check for typos or grammatical errors before submission.
- Use standard abbreviations only and spell out full at the first mention and follow with the abbreviation in parenthesis. Abbreviations may be used in the title, provided the name is outlined in full in the abstract. Capitalise the first letter of trade names.
- Abstracts should be structured as followed:
- Background and Introduction
- Objectives
- Methods/Description
- Results/Outcome
- Conclusion
- References may be included in the submission and should follow the Vancouver style. Any references included in a reference list must be cited within the abstract text.
- A maximum of 2 tables (or images) is allowed, and each table is limited to a maximum of 10 columns and 10 rows. Images must comply with the following:
- Maximum width 500 pixels
- Maximum height 500 pixels
- Maximum image size 1000 KB
- Maximum resolution 600 dpi
- All submitted abstracts must be original research. Any abstract violating copyright laws and/or including plagiarized content will be rejected.
- Each abstract is permitted a maximum of 1 presenting author and 5 more contributing authors.
- Individuals may co-author multiple abstracts, but there is a maximum of two abstracts per submitting author. It is also not allowed to split one study/dataset into multiple abstracts for submission.
- As a blind review will be conducted, authors should be added separately (in order of involvement) to the submission to ensure proper listing.
The Scientific Committee reserves the right to determine whether a submission is accepted as an oral or a poster presentation and its decision is final. The abstract or poster may be scheduled for presentation or display on any day during the conference.
- Oral Abstract Presentation: Sessions for oral abstract presentations are grouped together according to the different submission topics within Emergency Medicine. Each presenter will hold a 10-minute oral presentation, followed by a 2-minute Q&A.
- Poster Presentation: Posters should be displayed on one page only, showing the predefined structure of the abstract in a condensed yet attractive format for quick reading. The posters will be grouped per theme and available to explore at set times at the venue.
There are four prizes to be awarded for research excellence, check awards for details and eligibility.
All presenting authors must agree to the conditions mentioned when submitting an abstract:
- If the abstract is accepted, the DSEP and IFEM have permission to publish the abstract in printed and/or electronic formats.
- Register for the meeting and pay the appropriate registration fee by the presenter registration deadline (13 March 2023).
- By submitting an abstract to ICEM 2023, and in consideration for the opportunity to be included in the ICEM 2023 presentations, the author(s) of the abstract hereby provides to the DSEP and IFEM a non-exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license to use the abstract in the conference electronic mediums and printed materials.
- The author(s) grants the permission to reproduce his/her image (including photos) to create documentation to be published on the internet (including streaming) and to make the audio/video recording (synchro recording system), and photographs of the presentation to produce educational materials. The presentation will be reproduced in full compliance with its contents both in terms of scientific results and information, associated with the image and the data of the undersigned.
- Abstract submission types:
- Scientific research
- Case Study/Literature Review/System Change Review/Personal Story/Alternative Format
- Maximum character limit: 2000 characters (excluding title, authors and tables/images).
- Abstract titles are limited to 130 characters or less.
- Language of submission: English. It is the author’s responsibility to check for typos or grammatical errors before submission.
- Use standard abbreviations only and spell out full at the first mention and follow with the abbreviation in parenthesis. Abbreviations may be used in the title, provided the name is outlined in full in the abstract. Capitalise the first letter of trade names.
- Abstracts should be structured as followed:
- Background and Introduction
- Objectives
- Methods/Description
- Results/Outcome
- Conclusion
- References may be included in the submission and should follow the Vancouver style. Any references included in a reference list must be cited within the abstract text.
- A maximum of 2 tables (or images) is allowed, and each table is limited to a maximum of 10 columns and 10 rows. Images must comply with the following:
- Maximum width 500 pixels
- Maximum height 500 pixels
- Maximum image size 1000 KB
- Maximum resolution 600 dpi
- All submitted abstracts must be original research. Any abstract violating copyright laws and/or including plagiarized content will be rejected.
- Each abstract is permitted a maximum of 1 presenting author and 5 more contributing authors.
- Individuals may co-author multiple abstracts, but there is a maximum of two abstracts per submitting author. It is also not allowed to split one study/dataset into multiple abstracts for submission.
- As a blind review will be conducted, authors should be added separately (in order of involvement) to the submission to ensure proper listing.
The Scientific Committee reserves the right to determine whether a submission is accepted as an oral or a poster presentation and its decision is final. The abstract or poster may be scheduled for presentation or display on any day during the conference.
- Oral Abstract Presentation: Sessions for oral abstract presentations are grouped together according to the different submission topics within Emergency Medicine. Each presenter will hold a 10-minute oral presentation, followed by a 2-minute Q&A.
- Poster Presentation: Posters should be displayed on one page only, showing the predefined structure of the abstract in a condensed yet attractive format for quick reading. The posters will be grouped per theme and available to explore at set times at the venue.
There are four prizes to be awarded for research excellence, check awards for details and eligibility.
All presenting authors must agree to the conditions mentioned when submitting an abstract:
- If the abstract is accepted, the DSEP and IFEM have permission to publish the abstract in printed and/or electronic formats.
- Register for the meeting and pay the appropriate registration fee by the presenter registration deadline (13 March 2023).
- By submitting an abstract to ICEM 2023, and in consideration for the opportunity to be included in the ICEM 2023 presentations, the author(s) of the abstract hereby provides to the DSEP and IFEM a non-exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license to use the abstract in the conference electronic mediums and printed materials.
- The author(s) grants the permission to reproduce his/her image (including photos) to create documentation to be published on the internet (including streaming) and to make the audio/video recording (synchro recording system), and photographs of the presentation to produce educational materials. The presentation will be reproduced in full compliance with its contents both in terms of scientific results and information, associated with the image and the data of the undersigned.
Abstract submission guidelines
- Abstract submission types:
- Scientific research
- Case Study/Literature Review/System Change Review/Personal Story/Alternative Format
- Maximum character limit: 2000 characters (excluding title, authors and tables/images).
- Abstract titles are limited to 130 characters or less.
- Language of submission: English. It is the author’s responsibility to check for typos or grammatical errors before submission.
- Use standard abbreviations only and spell out full at the first mention and follow with the abbreviation in parenthesis. Abbreviations may be used in the title, provided the name is outlined in full in the abstract. Capitalise the first letter of trade names.
- Abstracts should be structured as followed:
- Background and Introduction
- Objectives
- Methods/Description
- Results/Outcome
- Conclusion
- References may be included in the submission and should follow the Vancouver style. Any references included in a reference list must be cited within the abstract text.
- A maximum of 2 tables (or images) is allowed, and each table is limited to a maximum of 10 columns and 10 rows. Images must comply with the following:
- Maximum width 500 pixels
- Maximum height 500 pixels
- Maximum image size 1000 KB
- Maximum resolution 600 dpi
- All submitted abstracts must be original research. Any abstract violating copyright laws and/or including plagiarized content will be rejected.
Author rules
- Each abstract is permitted a maximum of 1 presenting author and 5 more contributing authors.
- Individuals may co-author multiple abstracts, but there is a maximum of two abstracts per submitting author. It is also not allowed to split one study/dataset into multiple abstracts for submission.
- As a blind review will be conducted, authors should be added separately (in order of involvement) to the submission to ensure proper listing.
Presentation formats
The Scientific Committee reserves the right to determine whether a submission is accepted as an oral or a poster presentation and its decision is final. The abstract or poster may be scheduled for presentation or display on any day during the conference.
- Oral Abstract Presentation: Sessions for oral abstract presentations are grouped together according to the different submission topics within Emergency Medicine. Each presenter will hold a 10-minute oral presentation, followed by a 2-minute Q&A.
- Poster Presentation: Posters should be displayed on one page only, showing the predefined structure of the abstract in a condensed yet attractive format for quick reading. The posters will be grouped per theme and available to explore at set times at the venue.
IFEM research awards
There are four prizes to be awarded for research excellence, check awards for details and eligibility.
Presenter agreement
All presenting authors must agree to the conditions mentioned when submitting an abstract:
- If the abstract is accepted, the DSEP and IFEM have permission to publish the abstract in printed and/or electronic formats.
- Register for the meeting and pay the appropriate registration fee by the presenter registration deadline (13 March 2023).
- By submitting an abstract to ICEM 2023, and in consideration for the opportunity to be included in the ICEM 2023 presentations, the author(s) of the abstract hereby provides to the DSEP and IFEM a non-exclusive, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free license to use the abstract in the conference electronic mediums and printed materials.
- The author(s) grants the permission to reproduce his/her image (including photos) to create documentation to be published on the internet (including streaming) and to make the audio/video recording (synchro recording system), and photographs of the presentation to produce educational materials. The presentation will be reproduced in full compliance with its contents both in terms of scientific results and information, associated with the image and the data of the undersigned.
The ICEM 2023 Organizing Committee is looking forward to receiving your abstract for inclusion in the scientific program of the 22nd International Conference on Emergency Medicine!
For any questions, please contact us at icem2023@wearemci.com
Call for abstracts now closed
Submissions for the 21st International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM) have now closed.
Submissions have gone under review and all authors have been notified of their results. Please read your acceptance letter carefully for instructions on next steps, and the guidelines for presentation.
Key Dates
- Abstract Submissions Open – Now closed!
- Abstract Submissions Close – Now closed!
- Early Bird Registration Deadline – Now closed!
- Abstract Acceptance Emailed – March 2022
- Deadline for Speaker Registration – April 2022
All presenters must register to attend the Conference. Acceptance of abstracts into the program is contingent upon receipt of the registration fee.
