Abstract Submissions

The Cancer Survivorship program has now closed. The theme of the 2023 Conference was SOLIDARITY IN SURVIVORSHIP: BRINGING US TOGETHER.

ABSTRACT DEADLINE:
The abstract submissions closed 18 November 2022, midnight AEST. Notifications to submitters have been sent via email prior to the earlybird deadline of 13 January 2023.

Please see below FAQ to assist with your submission.

Abstracts were accepted in the following categories:

  • Overcoming unconscious bias

  • Individual and system roles in health care delivery

  • The life transforming experience of cancer survivorship

  • Sleep and survivorship

  • Measuring what is important

  • Peer support

  • Global issues in survivorship

  • Other cancer survivorship issues

 FAQs

  • Ensure you are using one of the following browsers: INTERNET EXPLORER (ver 11 or newer) MOZILLA FIREFOX (ver 44 or newer) SAFARI (ver 5 or newer)

    Alert for Mac Users, if you are having trouble submitting your abstract/synopsis, try submitting from a PC. If you are still having trouble, please contact the secretariat.

    Ensure your abstract text is less than 300 words – it will not allow you to paste larger submissions. The word count does NOT include your title, authoring or cited references

  • Yes you can edit your submission (including Title, Content, Authors or Presenting author) after you have submitted it, you can do this up until the Submission deadline.

    To do so, please log into your online registration dashboard.

    Click on Abstracts tab and then on the “View submission" to edit the abstract.

    You will be able to select the areas to edit via the horizontal menus.

  • Cancer Survivorship does consider 'encore' submissions and trials in progress for poster presentation only (not oral presentations).

  • Notification of programming decisions will come from the secretariat shortly after the expiry of deadlines and the working program will be posted to the website. It will also appear on your own ‘dashboard’.

    Abstract notifications will be sent before the earlybird registration deadline.

    The notification will include specific presentation instructions but in the interim, those preparing posters should note the maximum size allowed is 100cm wide by 120cm deep. Velcro will be available to fix the poster to the boards.

    Computer data projection is the preferred presentation method for orals.

  • A couple of weeks before the meeting, the final program will be published on this website, it will also be accessible to delegates on the conference web based app during the Conference.