Call for abstracts

The NET conference philosophy is unique: the conference is organised around a number of key themes and delegates stay with their selected theme. This is an opportunity to participate fully by presenting a paper or poster.

Click here for the call for abstracts.

Submitting your abstracts

All selected abstracts are standardised for inclusion in the booklets given to all delegates in the conference pack. We would be grateful if you could submit your abstract in the style explained below. All text should be in arial, or similar.

Title of paper: 14 point, bold

Name, Job Title, Organisation, Town, Country: Include this information for all authors. 12 point, bold

Text of abstract: Please show where references are referred to: (Lave and Wenger, 1991). 12 point

References: 11 point, bold

Followed by references in Harvard style. See below: 11 point

Lave, J. and Wenger, E. (1991) Situated Learning: legitimate peripheral participation. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

Kyriacos, U. and Van den Heever, J. (1999) A non-traditional curriculum for the preparation of nurse educators in a developing country. Journal of Nursing Education, Vol38(7) pp319-25.

Theme and contact details: At the end of the abstract, please state the theme to which it refers and the full postal address and contact details for the main correspondent.

Thank you.