Case Submission Guidelines
Case Studies and Key Articles must be submitted by Monday 18th April 2016 through the online link on the application page. No extensions will be permitted.
Case Study Format
The aim of the presentation is to highlight interesting education points for all attendees and it is not intended to be stressful, or competitive. We aim to have a relaxed meeting with lots of discussion, participation and fun whilst learning together.
Each case will be allocated approximately 15minutes, made up of presentation and discussion time. To allow for adequate discussion all presentations will be strictly kept to time – please keep this in mind when preparing your presentation. All presentations should include:
Case Studies and Key Articles must be submitted by Monday 18th April 2016 through the online link on the application page. No extensions will be permitted.
Case Study Format
- You must submit 3 case studies for consideration
- Your case studies need to be created in word and saved as 3 separate files
- All details must be written in English
- Each case study should be limited to 400 words
- Submissions should be written in the following format with the 2 subheadings - Case (relevant history, examination, investigations) and issues to be discussed
- Up to 3 key articles should be submitted for each case study
- Please discuss cases with your consultant, to determine their suitability, before submission
- Growth
- Neonatal Endocrinology
- Endocrine Emergencies
- Diabetes Complications
- Thyroid
Case Study Submission
Please follow these steps to submit your case studies:
- Click on the applications tab above
- Click on the apply now button on this page
- An online form will open and you need to follow the onscreen instructions
- Once completed you will be asked to upload your word document case studies
- There will also be a section for you to upload key articles
The aim of the presentation is to highlight interesting education points for all attendees and it is not intended to be stressful, or competitive. We aim to have a relaxed meeting with lots of discussion, participation and fun whilst learning together.
Each case will be allocated approximately 15minutes, made up of presentation and discussion time. To allow for adequate discussion all presentations will be strictly kept to time – please keep this in mind when preparing your presentation. All presentations should include:
- A title slide
- Full case study information
- The initial slides should be dedicated to patient history, management, treatment etc
- The remaining slides should include a summary of your case, discussion points of learning areas, and details of your literature review.
