Programme - Belgische Vereniging voor Anesthesie en Reanimatie

2006 Best Paper Competition
Any scientific paper published by a member of the SARB
between 15 October 2005 and 1 October 2006 may enter the
competition for the best clinical or best experimental paper
award. The board of the SARB will rank the submitted publications.
All publications must be submitted to the SARB before
Friday, September 15, 2006.
Abstract Competition
All submitted abstracts will have to be presented as a poster at
the Annual Meeting.
If the poster has already been presented on another occasion,
the original format may be used unchanged at the SARB meeting.
The jury will be composed of the international faculty and the
members of the scientific committee.
Two categories are proposed: clinical and experimental. The
authors of the abstracts will indicate their choice for one of the
two categories. If no choice is indicated, the chairman of the
scientific committee will indicate the category. The best
abstracts presented by a resident will be given the Resident
Award, which enters the abstract automatically for the ESA
Resident Award competition.
Each member of the jury will rank the abstracts. The abstract
with the best overall ranking will win the competition. Abstracts
will not be blinded.
Abstract forms and detailed guidelines for abstract submission
and poster presentation are to be collected from the SARB
secretariat or www.sarb.be.
All abstracts must be submitted to the SARB secretariat before
Friday, September 15, 2006.
PBLD Rewards
PBLD stands for Problem Based Learning Discussion.
Information on two PBLDs will be available on each of the 10
Major Sponsor stands. The competition forms – which you will
find in the congress bag - must be dropped in the PBLD box in
the Major Sponsor area before 14.00 hrs.
The PBLD Rewards will be presented during the PBLD Rewards
Ceremony - taking place during the Farewell Drink - to the four
contestants who submitted the best answers (two winners for
each PBLD).
The winners must be present to collect their rewards.
Geltmeyer Gent 06/2006