ALPM 2025 Submissions

Full Guidelines

The presentations should be 15-20 minutes long, followed by a 5-minute question and answer period. The planning committee may invite some presenters to deliver a 60-minute presentation, depending on the topic and the availability of time slots.

Presenters must present live (vs. pre-recorded).

· A maximum of two presenters is permitted per session.

· Presenters cannot be added or changed after submission.

· Completed and submitted conflict of interest (COI) forms are MANDATORY for all presenters (including your co-presenter, if applicable) for your application to be considered complete. Incomplete applications will not be considered by the workshop review committee. It is the duty of the primary presenter to ensure that your co-presenter has completed their COI form by the submission deadline.

· The presentations should be 15-20 minutes long, followed by a 5-minute question and answer period.

· At least 25% of the presentation must be interactive.

Full Guidelines

Presenters must give the presentation live (vs. pre-recorded).

Presenters must be a member of CSPM.

Presenters cannot be added or changed after submission.

Complex case presentations should fit within the Canadian context and encourage lively discussion among participants. Submissions will be assessed based on the following criteria:

• Relevant to clinical practice in advanced level palliative medicine
• Interactive
• Practical

Presentations should adhere to the following guidelines:

o No more than 2 presenters
o 30 minutes long (including 10 min Q&A)
o At least 25% of the presentation must be interactive.