We would like to encourage participants to reflect the conference theme—where possible—by structuring their presentations in a “dialogic format,” in which different perspectives on the chosen topic are brought into dialogue with one another through the contributions of various speakers, e.g., somatic and psychosocial aspects, research and practice, inpatient and outpatient care, medical and psychological approaches, etc. Of course, individual presentations are also welcome. For submissions on related topics, the conference team plans to suggest that the presenters collaborate as dialogue partners to present their contributions together.
In German, French, Italian, or English. Submitted abstracts for presentations should, if possible, correspond to the conference theme and be presented in a dialogic format. Thematically relevant contributions will be incorporated into 45-minute symposia as PowerPoint presentations. The duration of an individual presentation is therefore 15–20 minutes. You will receive more detailed information regarding the schedule upon acceptance of your submission. Due to the large number of submissions, it is possible that some presentations may be assigned to the “mini-talk” format during the abstract selection process.
In German, French, Italian, or English. An academic symposium typically consists of 3 presentations per session. With three presenters per session, each presentation lasts approximately 15 minutes, including discussion. The person in charge is responsible for registering the three presentations, moderating the session, and ensuring that the session stays on schedule. A connection to the conference theme, a dialogic format, and practical relevance are highly encouraged.
In German, French, Italian, or English. A workshop is a 45-minute, hands-on session with a limited number of participants (max. 30–40 people). Here, too, an interactive format is preferred. Topics that focus on skills and abilities relevant to everyday practice are particularly welcome. A workshop topic may also be offered more than once during the conference.
In German, French, Italian, or English. All submissions made here are to be presented as scientific posters. Selected submissions will also be assigned to the “mini-talk” format, in which the content of the poster is to be presented using a few PowerPoint slides in a 3- to 5-minute presentation. The best poster will be awarded a prize at the end of the conference. You will receive more detailed information about the schedule and format along with notification of your submission’s acceptance.
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