NES Dental Core Training Virtual Conference : Presentation and Poster Event 2021
This national event will take place virtually and give all levels of Dental Core Trainee (DCT) the opportunity to communicate and showcase their achievements during their current training post. Commendations will be awarded to the top three entrants in the poster and presentation categories, judged by a panel of Dental Core Training Advisers. Those selected to give presentations will receive feedback.
Dear DCT,
We hope you are all well and managing to maximise the training and educational opportunities that present to you during what has been a challenging time for all training and healthcare delivery. The annual National Dental Core Training Conference (NDCTC21) is usually held as a live in-person event. Because of ongoing COVID - 19 restrictions, which was also the case for 2020, it will again not be possible to hold the event in this in-person format. Therefore, the conference will be held as a live virtual event which proved to be a successful alternative last year. This gives all DCTs an opportunity to showcase and share some of your achievements during your training year with your colleagues and Core Training Advisers in a presentation or poster format.
We are pleased to welcome you to this Turas page for NDCTC21, which contains conference information and entry procedure for the NES Dental Core Training Presentation and Poster event 2021, which will take place on Thursday the 24th June 2021, 2:00 - 4:00 pm.
The CTA team are very much looking forward to seeing examples of the good work that has taken place during the 2020 / 2021 training year throughout Scotland.
Best wishes,
The NES Dental Core Training Adviser Team
Certain links on this page are only open to those within the pre-defined DCT conference team group. Please contact the team email if you have any queries about this.
NDCTC21 live oral presentation event will take place in a dedicated Microsoft Teams group on the afternoon of 24th June 2021.
Please ensure you can access the team in advance of the event by following the link : NES National Dental Core Training Conference.
Poster entries are available to view here on Turas from 17th June 2021 by following this link : NDCTC21 Posters. You can also leave your feedback as a comment or ask the author a question.
HOW TO ENTER:
Each trainee can enter one abstract only. The abstract can describe an audit or other QI project, a case presentation or a novel teaching method related to dentistry.
For projects involving a number of DCTs, a designated lead author should enter the abstract once and would be expected to be the presenter if the abstract is selected. Please liaise with your co-authors in advance of making abstract submissions.
WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF SELECTION:
The adjudication panel will assess the entries and select six to be communicated by a 10-minute (maximum) virtual live presentation. An additional twelve posters will be selected to be showcased in Turas. Poster authors selected will have two weeks to design and submit their entry. Presentations invited will have three weeks preparation time before submitting the completed presentation.
AWARD OF MERIT CERTIFICATES:
Following adjudication, the top three presentations and top three posters will be awarded a certificate of merit. For group projects a merit certificate will be awarded for presentation and project content to the presenter. All co-authors will receive a separate merit certificate, acknowledging their contribution to the content.
DATES:
Deadline for submission of abstracts : 13th May 2021 at 10 AM
Announcement of oral and poster presentation entrants : 3rd June 2021
Submission of completed posters : 17th June 2021 at 10 AM
Poster exhibition opens : 17th June 2021
Submission of completed presentations : 21st June 2021 by 10 AM
Online Conference event : 24th June 2021 2.00 pm to 4:00 pm
Announcement of award of Merit: 25th June 2021
Feedback delivered by: 8th July 2021
In line with GDPR legislation, all patient identifiable information must be removed from the presentation or poster. If photographic or radiographic images are used, please ensure that you have the patient’s permission to use these. Your employing health board will have an appropriate consent form for such occasions and this should be used and submitted with your presentation or poster if required.
If the work represented has been undertaken in conjunction with other individuals, please ensure that you have their permission to include this work and that this is referenced and credited appropriately. It may also be pertinent to inform a clinical lead or head of department.
If all or part of the content has been used previously in a presentation or poster, the details of this should be clearly stated in the abstract.