Submission Instructions

The Abstract

Each participant is required to submit an abstract about their research that will be displayed in the First International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Health Sciences Education and Healthcare Applications website and the abstract book.

• The abstract should be related to one of the following tracks of the conference program such as
  1. Artificial intelligence and machine learning
  2. Enabling precision medicine and public health
  3. The human element in artificial intelligence
  (Please refer to the conference objectives and tracks)
• The abstract should be less than 350 words.
• The abstract must include the title, participant’s name , Department and Faculty.
• Upload Text (txt) document of the abstract which should include the following:
  • Introduction/Background
  • Methods
  • Results
  • Discussion and Conclusion
  • 3-5 keywords
• Use the format given to Upload your abstract.
• Click here to download the abstract format, fill the document then upload it during the process of the online submission.
• Abstracts submitted in the word document should be exactly the same as the online submission.
• Abbreviations should be explained the first time they appear in the abstract.

Guidelines (Content Criteria):

• Header (Title, author name(s), department)
• Background
• Purpose
• Methodology
  • Participants
  • Instruments
  • Design
  • Procedure
• Results
  • Preferably as graphs and/or tables
• Discussion and Conclusion
• References

Poster Presentation (Layout) Criteria:

• Poster board size will be 115cm in width by 135 cm in height. Recommended Poster Size will be 100 cm width and 120 cm height.
• Use at least a 24-point font so the poster can be easily read from 1-2 meters.
• Do not use contrasting vibrant colors. Dark words on light background are easier to read.
• Use no more than three colors preferably black, navy blue, and brown.
• Have enough white space. Too much text without some breaks for pictures, tables, or graphs makes for a very boring and tedious poster.
• Use easy to read fonts such as Arial, Tahoma or Comic Sans Relief.
• Have handouts available with your name and department.
• Use lower case letters.
• Be sure to pick out key terms and critical points. Do not make your poster looking like an article.