Online Abstract Submission

The Scientific Committee invites all interested parties to submit abstracts to the Scientific Symposium on Emergency Medicine (SSEM). Accepted abstracts will be selected for poster presentation.

 

Abstract submission opens:	26 Jun 2026
Abstract Submission Deadline:	31 Jul 2026
Abstract Acceptance Notification:	11 Sep 2026
Deadline for Authors to Register:	20 Sep 2026

Submission Guidelines

1. Abstracts must be submitted through online system on or before 31 Jul 2026.
2. Abstracts must be submitted in ENGLISH for all delegates.
3. Abstracts should contain work that has not been previously published.
4. Receipt of abstracts will be acknowledged by email within 2 working days upon received. Written notification of acceptance and rejection will be made on or before 28 Aug 2026.
5. Accepted abstracts are eligible for presentation after receiving full registration fee from the author. If registration fee of the presenting author is not received by 20 Sep 2026, his/her paper is assumed to have been withdrawn.
6. Authors should follow the style outlined at the Submission Format when submitting abstract(s).

Submission Format

1. Type abstract wholly within the box frame provided.
2. The title should be informative and as specific as possible. The length of the title must not exceed 170 characters.
3. Avoid using abbreviations in the title, only the title should be typed in bold.
4. Do not use full-stops / periods at the end of the title, names or institution address.
5. Type name(s) of author(s) with initials first (e.g. JKC Peterson); do not italicize; underline the name of the presenting author (which should be identical with the name as entered on the Registration Form), even if there is only one author. The presenting author's name should be followed by name of institution.
6. Type the details of the institution (Department, Institute, and Country) on the line immediately after the names.
7. The abstract should be informative, including the study objectives, materials and methods, results and conclusions. Uninformative statements such as "results will be discussed" should be avoided.
8. Tables, figures and graphs are permitted, but within the space allocated and they must be of high clarity print.
9. Do not use double spaces at the end of sentences; do not add lines of space between paragraphs.
10. Define abbreviations at their first mention.
11. Failure to comply with these requirements will exclude the abstract from consideration.