Graduate Research Student Abstract Submission Guidelines
Rationale/Background
Summary: Provide a summary of the nature and significance of the problem.
Literature Review: Discuss the current understanding of the subject based on the literature review.
Methods
Describe your graduate thesis, research, or project: Explain what you created or accomplished to address the identified gap in knowledge, leadership, or clinical practice.
Framework, model, or theory: Identify and describe any framework, model, or theory that guided the development and implementation of your graduate thesis, research, or project.
Interventions: Describe the interventions or actions undertaken as part of your thesis, research, or project.
Assessment and evaluation methods: Detail the methods or metrics used to assess the impact of your interventions. Include an explanation of how your findings were evaluated, specifying (if applicable) the use of qualitative and/or quantitative methods to analyze and draw inferences from the data.
Ethical considerations: Discuss the ethical principles and guidelines you adhered to during the development and execution of your thesis, research, or project.
Results
Results: Describe the findings and outcomes of your thesis, research, or project, highlighting its potential impact and applicability in similar contexts or settings.
Conclusions
Summarize the strengths and limitations of your thesis, research, or project, highlighting key areas of success and any challenges encountered.
Discuss the potential dissemination of your findings to other contexts and their implications for practice. Emphasize the next steps for organizational policy, clinical, or educational practices, and provide recommendations for further research or future initiatives.
