Video Abstract Submission
The EAUN invites urology nurses and other professionals to submit a video on one distinct feature or innovative nursing practice. An example could be a voluntary work experience or new project. This can be a surgical video from both internal as well as external projects, but it must be described from a urological nursing point of view.
The aim of this session is to showcase practices by nurses to fellow urology nurses e.g. what has been achieved and fine-tuned in specific areas. It will also be an occasion to ask fellow nurses on how they overcame situations that may still occur in other emerging clinical nursing practices.
Each video should be accompanied by an abstract and submitted through the online abstract submission system.
Video Abstract submission is now closed.
Abstract & Video Submission rules
Detailed instructions on how to prepare and submit your abstract or videos please visit the page
Abstract & Video Instructions
Important dates
| 1 September 2024 | (Video) Abstract submission system open |
| 1 December 2024 (23:59:59 CET) | Deadline for (video) abstract submission |
| December 2024 | Abstract selection by the EAUN Scientific Congress Office members |
| 13 December 2024 | Outcome abstract selection available via the online abstract submission system. You will receive a notification by email. |
| 13 January 2025 | Deadline to accept the invitation to present or withdraw the submission. Not withdrawn abstracts and accepted by the SCO will be published in the EAUN25 Resource Centre after this deadline. |
| to be confirmed | Abstract upload available via Wiley’s author portal for publication in the International Journal of Urological Nursing. Authors of the abstracts presented in the EAUN25 Poster and Video Sessions will receive a notification by email. |
A different format for sharing your experience
Videos are a much more captivating experience and are becoming more and more the new standard when it comes to sharing knowledge. We would like to challenge you to create a 10-minute video presentation accompanied by an abstract of what you are doing and which you believe should be shared with us. We are looking for a well-presented narrative or experience that made a positive difference in one’s practice.
Examples
- Some urology nurses have served in far-away countries and that’s not something we often see. Why not present your experiences?
- Very few know that there are highly competent nurses who have earned specific tasks as key Da Vinci team members. Wouldn’t it be a refreshing change during a nursing meeting to see the preparations specifically performed by a nurse first assistant specialised in robotic surgery?
- Is there anyone out there who has experienced and documented urology nursing being upheld during difficult circumstances such as a national emergency or even in conflict conditions? Such presentations give out a strong message of hope and testament to the stamina of many of our colleagues.
- Or has your department or clinic started up a project that greatly benefitted your patients and can your show this project with a video?
Presentation instructions
- The topic selected for a video presentation must be of relevance to urology nursing
- The presenter is presenting the video on stage.
- Date and time of presentation is shown in the online Scientific Programme.
- The submitted video of max. 10 minutes will be shown, followed by 5 minutes discussion.
- If the nurse is not visible in the video, the presenter should narrate the nursing role before or during playing the video.
- Should patients or staff be visible or audible in the video, then please make sure to fill out a (patient/staff) consent form and follow the guidelines of the ethics committee of your hospital or institution.
More information
For more information and for queries on the presentation please contact: eaun@uroweb.org or abstracts@congressconsultants.com