international travel scholarshipsORAL PRESENTATION AWARDS FOR STUDENTS, RESIDENTS & FELLOWSPurpose: The purpose of the “Oral Presentation Awards” is to recognize scientific papers of exceptional quality delivered through oral presentations at the Panamerican Trauma Society (PTS) annual meeting by multi-disciplinary residents/fellows. The awards are designed to motivate the participation of residents/fellows from all countries to showcase their works in the fields of acute care surgery, trauma and critical care and to maintain standards of high-level oral presentations. Process: The PTS encourages residents/fellows from the American continents and Caribe to submit abstracts for the PTS annual conference by May 1 (Phase I). All papers received by the due date (May 1) will be evaluated and scored by a team of experts, and the top ten best abstracts will be selected for an oral podium presentation. A resident/fellow, first author of the selected papers, will have an opportunity to compete for one of the “Oral Presentation Awards.” The oral presentations are an essential and valued part of this award. The presentations will be judged on the content and quality of delivery by a panel of experienced judges. The winners of the awards will be selected at the end of the oral presentations, and the list of winners will be posted at the PTS booth during the annual conference as well as at www.panamtrauma.org the next day of the presentation. Eligibility: The awards are open to resident/fellows pursuing careers in acute care surgery, trauma and critical care who have submitted abstracts for the Resident Competition. Please follow this link to read guidelines to submit abstracts for the next PTS annual meeting. Please note!
Awards: The PTS offers three awards for the resident/fellow oral presentations at the PTS Annual Scientific Meeting. The award recognition levels are:
Selection criteria: The presentations will be judged in terms of scientific content and quality of the oral presentation. · The scientific content will be assessed based on the structure of the presentation including objectives, methodology, application of epidemiological/statistical tools, the coherence of the conclusion, and impact. Please follow this link to read more about the guidelines to submit abstracts (phase I) and to prepare an Oral podium presentation (phase II) · The quality of the oral presentation will be judged based on the delivery of the oral presentation, originality, and language. The presentation should not have been published or presented elsewhere and must be the original work of the resident/fellow. General considerations:
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