Call for papers

Academic / Scientific

The call for speakers has now closed. Accepted authors will be notified the week of 6 February 2023.

Submission types

MedInfo 2023 will be a collection of peer-reviewed papers, posters, workshops, panels and tutorials expertly selected for presentation. Accepted papers/posters will be published in the full open access series with IOS Press, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics and indexed in PubMed.

📄 Paper submission

Includes student papers
Papers are descriptions of original research on the use of information methods, systems and technologies to improve the quality and safety of care, enhance care outcomes, promote patient-centred care, facilitate translational research, enable precision medicine, and improve education and skills in informatics.

Please view the guidelines document for specific instructions on submitting a paper.

Student papers typically have the mentor/teacher/guide as the senior author, as well as other collaborators/mentors.

Please read the guidelines for presentation length and more information on submitting.

Paper guidelines

Papers must be a maximum of 5 pages in length, including references
The following paper structure must be used: Abstract (125-150 words), Keywords, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, Acknowledgements, References, and Address for Correspondence
Students: Typically have the mentor/teacher/guide as the senior author as well as other collaborators, mentors, or authors

Accepted papers will have adhered to the guidelines, have a 15-minute presentation in the concurrent program and your paper published in the full open access series with IOS Press, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics and indexed in PubMed.

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📄 Poster submission

Includes student posters
Poster papers are descriptions of original research on the use of information methods, systems and technologies to improve quality and safety of care, enhance care outcomes, promote patient-centred care, facilitate translational research, enable precision medicine, and improve education and skills in informatics.

Please view the guidelines document for specific instructions on submitting a poster paper.

Student posters typically have the mentor/teacher/guide as the senior author, as well as other collaborators/mentors.

Please read the guidelines for more information on submitting.

Poster guidelines

Posters must be a maximum of 2 pages in length, including references
The following poster structure must be used: Abstract (50-75 words), Keywords, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, Acknowledgements, References, and Address for Correspondence. The discussion section may be removed
Students: Typically have the mentor/teacher/guide as the senior author as well as other collaborators, mentors, or authors

Accepted posters will have adhered to the guidelines, have their poster on display at MedInfo and your paper published in the full open access series with IOS Press, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics and indexed in PubMed.

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📄 Panel submission

A panel typically features 3-5 panellists giving a brief presentation or making a position statement, followed by at least 30 minutes of discussion, active audience interaction and participation. Panellists are usually thought leaders in the relevant field.

Please view the guidelines document for specific instructions on submitting a panel paper.

Panel guidelines

Submissions must be 3 pages in length, including references (if any)
Proposals must contain a general description of the topic of the discussion in appropriate headings and need not contain or adhere to the structured headings provided in the template
Brief biographies and specific contributions to the discussion must be provided of the panellists
Panels are part of the main conference program and are traditionally 90 minutes in length. However, the SPC may alter this length at their discretion

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📄 Workshop submission

A workshop is aimed at engaging the audience and collaborative working around a specific theme. A workshop would typically feature 3-5 organizers. In a workshop, the organizers operate on equal footing with the audience rather than as experts or thought leaders.

Please view the guidelines document for specific instructions on submitting a workshop paper.

Workshop guidelines

Submissions must be 3 pages in length, including references (if any)
Workshop proposals must contain a general description of the topic proposed in appropriate headings
Workshops do not need to follow the structured headings provided in the template
Brief biographies of the workshop organisers, as well as their specific contributions to the workshop content must be provided
Workshops are part of the main conference programme and traditionally 90 minutes in length. However, the SPC may alter this length at their discretion

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📄 Tutorial submission

Tutorials are educational or teaching sessions that address a specific topic in the field of informatics.

Please view the guidelines document for specific instructions on submitting a workshop paper.

Tutorial guidelines

Submissions must be 3 pages in length, including references (if any)
Tutorial proposals must contain a general description of the topic proposed in appropriate headings
Tutorials do not need to follow the structured headings provided in the template
Brief biographies and specific contributions of the tutorial organisers/lecturers must be provided
There may be up to 3-5 organisers/lecturers for tutorials
Tutorials are scheduled before the conference (pre-conference), either as a half-day session (3 hours) or full day session (6 hours) including breaks

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All submission types must be submitted as a Microsoft Word document (.doc) file using the MedInfo2023 template provided. Non-MS Word files and non-adherence to formatting guidelines will result in your submission being declined without review.