Call for Abstracts for the ARIN 2019 Annual Convention
The Planning Committee will review abstracts based on the following selection criteria:
Abstracts should be limited to 250 words and will be judged on:
Clarity and description of content, and presentation methods
Importance, depth, focus, and level of audience interest
Feasibility of application to a variety of settings
Presenter’s professional background and speaking experience
Absence of commercial content
Originality of topic/presentation (has not been presented at other radiological nursing programs)
The Association for Radiologic & Imaging Nursing (ARIN) functions to provide evidence-based information related to radiologic and imaging nursing. Material presented at the annual convention, available on the website, or provided in any printed materials must be of professional quality, evidence-based, and demonstrate an absence of proprietary or prejudicial/biased commentary.
Anecdotal observations should be limited in their scope and not presented as proven fact.
It is inappropriate to endorse or imply endorsement of any specific product or service. One speaker per accepted abstract will receive a complimentary, single-day registration. Presentations, both podium and poster, are being sought on topics listed below and should have an interdisciplinary focus whenever possible. We are considering topics along a tract of interest and spectrum of experience from novice to expert.
Topics of great interest include the following:
Interventional Oncology
Technology:
Electronic Health Record
Balancing use of technology when caring for patients
Successes
Challenges
Rollouts
Stabilization
Upgrades
Lessons Learned
Use of social media in supporting communication and networking in professional education
