Poster Submission Criteria: ACE-IIT Conference 2025 

 

Advance Health Equity: Innovation & Implementation with Transformation 

Providing solutions for rapid improvement in maternal and neonatal health 

 

Dear Colleague,  

The Advance Health Equity Conference will be held on Friday 20th June 2025 and we are accepting poster submissions. 

If you would like to showcase aspects of your work, a specific piece of research or how your programmes or project you are working to address maternal and neonatal equity then please do submit your poster. Below are some categories that may help guide your poster. 

An independent judging panel would review the submissions and prizes would be awarded to the top five submissions. The top five entries would also have an opportunity to deliver a 1-minute elevator pitch at the event. 

 

Submission Deadline: 19th May 2025 

 

Eligibility: 

Submissions are open to health professionals, community advocates, policymakers, researchers, and students aligned with maternal and neonatal health. 

 

Guidance around the Poster Categories: 

Innovative Solutions: 

Showcase novel approaches and cutting-edge technologies aimed at improving maternal and neonatal health outcomes. This category welcomes posters that highlight new interventions, treatments, and healthcare models designed to address specific challenges in maternal and neonatal care. 

Implementation Strategies: 

Present effective methods for applying health equity principles in practice. Posters in this category should focus on the practical application of strategies that promote equitable access to maternal and neonatal healthcare services, including successful implementation of policies, programs, and initiatives. 

Transformative Research: 

Share studies that address disparities in maternal and neonatal care. This category is dedicated to research that provides new insights into the root causes of health inequities and offers evidence-based solutions to bridge gaps in care. Posters should emphasise the possible impact of research findings on policy and practice. 

Community Initiatives: 

Highlight successful community-led projects and advocacy efforts that have made a significant impact on maternal and neonatal health. This category seeks posters that demonstrate community engagement, collaboration, and grassroots movements in driving positive change and improving health outcomes. 

 

Submission Guidelines: 

 

Abstract: Provide a concise summary (250-300 words) of your poster, including objectives, methods, results, and conclusions. 

Poster Design: Ensure your poster is visually engaging, clearly organised, and includes key information such as title, authors, affiliations, and contact details. 

Format: Posters should be in PDF format, with dimensions suitable for display (e.g., A0 size, 841 x 1189 mm). 

Content: Can include data, visuals (graphs, charts, images), and references to support your findings and conclusions. 

Originality: Submissions must be original work and not previously presented at other conferences. 

Review Process: All submissions will be reviewed by the conference committee for relevance, quality, and impact. 

 

Submission Process:

Make a poster submission. Deadline 19th May 2025. 
Send your poster and abstract to info@cahn.org.uk with the subject line Poster Submission - ACE-IIT Conference." 
Confirmation: You will receive a confirmation email upon successful submission. 
Notification: Authors of accepted posters will be notified by 26th May 2025. 
Presentation: 
Accepted posters will be displayed during the conference, and authors will have the opportunity to present their work during designated poster sessions. 

Contact:  


For any questions or further information, please contact info@cahn.org.uk

To book please visit -  https://ACT-IITconference.eventbrite.co.uk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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