Who Should Submit?

Late breaking abstracts are now being invited globally from those who are interested in furthering the understanding into the causes and mechanisms underlying Stillbirth, Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) including SIDS, and Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood (SUDC), and/or working on education, bereavement and preventative measures in these areas.

Submissions are particularly welcomed by those who have not submitted an abstract previously for this conference.

Content Areas

Abstracts will be categorized according to the following broad themes pertaining to Stillbirth, SUDI, and SUDC: Epidemiology, Education/Prevention, Pathology, Physiology, Child Death Review, and Bereavement. Evidence based research with presentation of data is highly recommended.

Types of Abstracts

This ‘Late breaking call” is for Poster presentations only. All abstracts are to be structured using the headings of Aims, Methods, Results, and Conclusions. 250 words maximum.  No figures or tables. The Scientific Committee will evaluate the abstracts for originality, interest, and relevance to ISPID members before considering acceptance. Abstracts that present recently published data are acceptable for submission.

Poster Presentations

• - Posters will be presented during a dedicated session, where the author(s) must be available in person for questions and discussion.

• - Practical information, including poster dimensions, will be e-mailed to authors upon acceptance of the abstract.

All abstract content should be submitted within the “Abstract Submission Page”.