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This page regards competitions for MD/MBBS Fellows-in-Training (FITs) and Residents.

Medical Students are not eligible for these competitions.


If you wish to submit a Quality project for the FL-QUIC Quality Improvement contest, click here.

If you are a PhD or Post Doctoral Fellow, and wish to submit research for the Translational Research Competition, click here.


NOTE: submissions made to the incorrect Oxford Abstracts competition site will be automatically rejected.


The Submission Site iS OPEN!


YOUNG INVESTIGATORS COMPETITION

Fellows are invited to submit research abstracts in the YIA competition to be held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the Florida Chapter of the American College of Cardiology. See eligibility requirements below. Abstracts will be submitted online only and must be received by May 3, 2024. No emailed abstracts will be accepted. 

Timing and Abstract Submission 
Abstracts may represent work in progress or may have been previously submitted for publication or presentation at a national meeting in 2024.  Further, abstracts submitted in this competition are not precluded from submission for future publication or presentation. The YIA competition is part of a regional meeting and, clearly, will not preclude the fellow from submitting the abstract in a future endeavor. Please note: a maximum of three submissions will be considered per first author. If more than three are submitted, only the first three submissions will be reviewed. Abstracts are to be submitted electronically via Oxford Abstracts by May 3, 2024. Paper and emailed copies will not be accepted.

Eligible Competitors 
All adult and pediatric cardiology fellows are eligible to enter the YIA competition who are enrolled in a training program in Florida, provided they have been a fellow since July 1, 2023 AND will still be a fellow in training at the time of the meeting.
Medical Students are not eligible for these competitions and any submissions found to be made by medical students will be automatically disqualified. Only first authors, FITs, may present an abstract at the Oral Competition and be eligible to win any prizes. FITs are only eligible to be selected as a YIA Finalist one time during their fellowship training.

Abstract Review, Selection and Notification 
Submitted abstracts will be reviewed by a Chapter panel of cardiologists. Three finalists (FITs only) will be selected and they will be invited to the Chapter's annual meeting described above. In addition, selected abstracts will be chosen for an in-person poster gallery if possible. The finalists and poster presenters will be notified on or after June 5, 2024.

Presentation: Date, Time and Location 

The YIA Oral and FIT Poster Gallery will take place Saturday morning, August 10 at Disney's Contemporary Resort Convention Center.

Prizes and Funding 
TBA

Additional Considerations 
Fellows entering the YIA competition must have significantly participated in the research endeavor (to be confirmed by the fellowship program). 

RESIDENT'S CORNER 

Residents who are enrolled in a Florida program are invited to submit abstracts or case studies for a poster gallery. While they will not be eligible for any prizes, this represents an excellent opportunity to gain presentation experience and discuss research with meeting attendees. Submissions must be made by May 3, 2024 using Oxford Abstracts. Select "Resident" and either "Abstract or Case Study" when submitting your information. Please note: a maximum of three submissions will be considered per first author. Selected submissions will be invited to participate in a Resident's Poster G
allery on Sunday morning, August 11.

FIT CASE STUDY CORNER

Again this year, is a separate opportunity for case studies to be submitted for a poster gallery. While they will not be eligible for any prizes, this represents an excellent opportunity to gain presentation experience and discuss research with meeting attendees. Submissions will be via Oxford Abstracts and closes on May 13, 2024. Select "Case Study" when submitting your information.  Selected Case Studies will be invited to participate in the Poster Gallery on Saturday, August 10.




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