Take a stand on the “ICE Box” and share your passion!

We are seeking submissions appropriate for three categories:

• A - ‘MacGyver’ – innovative solutions to difficult problems
• B - Quality Improvement Projects – how the outcomes of the project have been applied and their impact on the local area
• C – Nursing Scholarship – research projects completed as part of a postgraduate degree or PhD

Points to consider when submitting your abstract:

• Will information in your presentation be generalisable to other intensive care units?
• Is the project in line with best practice (where applicable)?
• Have appropriate permissions been sought and granted? E.g. ethics approval where relevant.
• How do you know the innovation or project has made a difference?
• What can clinicians learn from your presentation?
• How can clinicians apply what they have learned in their own units?
• How have you addressed any safety concerns in your project?
• Has the project, or any aspect of the project, been presented or published elsewhere? If so, please see Declaration of Consent to view the terms of submission.
• Are there any conflicts of interest?

Ensure your abstract ‘sells your idea’. Persuade us that telling the story of your project is worthy of a 15–20-minute oral presentation at the 2024 AEM.

Further information on abstract guidelines can be found here.