Blackwell Publishing Quality Assurance Prize - Submissions Closed

Prize:

$1500

Open to:

RACP Australian or New Zealand Trainees or Fellows

Criteria:

The abstract should outline a quality assurance project that has recently been completed either individually or as part of a team, in Adult Medicine or Paediatrics & Child Health.

Your project will be judged on the following categories:

• Originality
• Interest to the Fellowship
• Applicability
• Clarity of objectives, results and conclusions
• Chance of improving patient outcome
• Completion of quality cycle

The Prize is for excellence in the above and oral presentation at the RACP Congress.

Note:

Presenters will offer their abstracts for publication in the Internal Medicine Journal or the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health

Blackwell Publishing New Investigator Award in Paediatrics & Child Health Division - Submissions Closed

Prize:

$1500

Open to:

RACP Australian or New Zealand Trainees or Fellows of less than three years’ standing at the time of presentation

Criteria:

• Work must have been carried out in Australia or New Zealand
• The Award is for excellence of hypothesis, scientific merit and oral presentation at the Paediatrics & Child Health Annual Meeting

Note:

Presenters will offer their abstracts for publication in the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health

Prize:

$1000

Open to:

RACP Australian or New Zealand Trainees or Fellows, members of the Chapter of Community Child Health, members of the Paediatric Society of New Zealand, and affiliate members of the Chapter of Community Child Health Special Interest Groups

Criteria:

• Work must have been carried out in Australia or New Zealand
• The Award is for excellence of hypothesis, scientific merit, relevance to Community Child Health and oral presentation at the Paediatrics & Child Health Annual Meeting
• For the purpose of this award, Community Child Health will include those topics dealing with children with special needs, or population paediatrics in one of the following categories:
   - child disability
   - child protection
   - child health surveillance and screening
   - health promotion
   - health protection and disease control

Note:

Presenters will offer their abstracts for publication in the  Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health

Best Poster Prize in Paediatrics & Child Health Division - Submissions Closed
Award of the Paediatrics & Child Health Division

Prize:

$1000

Open to:

RACP Australian or New Zealand Trainees or Fellows

Criteria:

The Prize is for excellence of hypothesis, scientific merit and poster presentation at the Paediatrics & Child Health Annual Meeting

Note:

• Presenters will be required to be available at the specified times to answer questions
• On recommendation from the Paediatric Scientific Program Committee, a judging panel will be provided with a shortlist for the Best Poster Prize, however, the final selection of the Prize lies with the judging panel.
• Presenters will offer their abstracts for publication in the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health

PRSANZ Research Award - Submissions Closed
Award of the Paediatrics & Child Health Division

Prize:

$1000

Open to:

PRSANZ (Paediatric Research Society of Australia and New Zealand) Australian and New Zealand members.  Candidate must be members of PRSANZ at the time of both abstract submission and presentation.

Criteria:

• The research must have been carried out in Australia or New Zealand.
• The research should be in the field of paediatrics, child public health, or basic science with demonstrated applicability to or implications for understanding or management of diseases of childhood.
• Both clinicians and non-clinicians will be eligible for the Award.
• If the applicant is a member of a team, the presenter must have made a significant contribution to the planning and conduct of the project and analysis of the data.
• The Award is for excellence of a research project and will be judged on the basis of the presentation at the Paediatrics & Child Health Annual Meeting, including originality, stated hypothesis and objectives, study methods, data analyses, and conclusions and implications of the results for child health.

Note:

• Presenters will offer their abstracts for publication in the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health.
• The PRSANZ offers a number of travel grants to assist young researchers in paediatrics and child health who have had abstracts accepted for presentations, to attend the RACP Congress.  Further information about the grants can be viewed here.