Poster Presentations Research Articles

On the Results of the VIII Сongress of the Vavilov Society of Geneticists and Breeders

The International Congress "VIII Congress of the Vavilov Society of Geneticists and Breeders dedicated to the 300th anniversary of Russian science and higher education" was held in Saratov, June 14-19, 2024. The Congress program comprised 20 symposia, four round tables and the III Forum “Genetic Resources of Russia”. More than 700 researchers from Russia and friendly foreign countries took part in the Congress. As part of the scientific program of the Congress, about 300 oral and 400 poster presentations were made. The Congress events provided a platform for a comprehensive discussion of the results of current research in the fields of genetics, breeding and biotechnology, bioinformatics and systems biology, medical genetics, symbiogenetics, ecological and evolutionary genetics. The issues of bioethics, legal and social aspects of genetic and genomic research, and interaction between science and the business community were raised. Particular attention was given to questions of the history of genetics. The VIII Congress of Vavilov Society of Geneticists and Breeders (VOGIS) was held in a historical place, firmly associated with the name of Nikolai Ivanovich Vavilov, who formulated the law of homologous series in variation, described the Centers of Origin of Cultivated Plants and assembled one of the largest biological collections in the world. The Congress welcomed the adoption in the first reading of the law "On bioresource centers and biological (bioresource) collections" by the State Duma of the Russian Federation on 18.06.2024 and emphasized the importance of its final adoption and entry into force, noting that biological collections are the fundamental basis of scientific and technological chains, and their preservation, development, study and use are an important factor in the successful implementation of the Strategy for Scientific and Technological Development of the Russian Federation. The Congress discussed issues of education in the spheres of genetics, biotechnology and breeding in the Russian Federation, and also listened to and approved the Concept for the Development of Biological Education, aimed at implementing the goals of the Russian Federation through 2030 and for the future until 2036.

Applied Informatics Innovation Within a Childhood Blood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Resulted in Improved Data Management and Demonstrated Client Outcomes.

This poster presentation describes innovative use of the Omaha System, a standardized terminology, into public health nurses' (PHNs) workflow and electronic records within a local health department's Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program. The Omaha System facilitated the tracking of evidence-based interventions and client outcomes, showing a significant improvement in record completeness (from 33% pre-implementation to 84% post-implementation) and client outcomes in health care supervision, growth and development, and nutrition. Outcome data analysis revealed improvement across all post-implementation records from initial assessments to interim assessments for Health care supervision (p<.001), Growth and development (p<.001), and Nutrition (p = .025). This achievement has given program leaders and employees the ability to clearly present their services and results to policymakers, facilitating better assessment of the program's effectiveness. The successful implementation illustrates its potential applicability to other public health projects and areas.

Effectiveness of an institution-based adapted physical activity programme versus a home-based self-management programme for chronic poststroke adults: protocol for a randomised controlled study

IntroductionPhysical activity (PA) protects the cardiovascular system and reduces the risk of stroke recurrence. However, most stroke survivors have significantly lower daily PA levels than those recommended. Adapted PA programmes...

Examining the impact of multimodal task design on English oral communicative competence in fourth-grade content-language integrated social studies: A quasi-experimental study

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is increasingly adopted globally, including in Taiwan’s educational initiatives, yet challenges remain in implementing effective CLIL practices, such as pedagogy and curriculum design. This study investigated the effectiveness of multimodal task designs, combining hands-on learning with poster presentations, in enhancing oral communicative competence within CLIL contexts. Employing a mixed-methods, quasi-experimental design with a comparative case study framework, the study assessed English oral communicative competence in four intact fourth-grade Taiwanese CLIL Social Studies classes. The hands-on learning group (EG, n = 40) engaged in activities like Chinese Dumpling Making, Bird’s Nest Building, and Succulent Pot Designing, while the non-hands-on learning group (CG, n = 34) used traditional worksheets on the same topics. Both groups proceeded to poster presentations within their multimodal task design, where students’ oral communicative competence was assessed using rubrics developed based on Coyle’s 4Cs dimensions, focusing on Content, Communication, and Cognition. Additionally, students’ cultural knowledge related to the hands-on topics was evaluated through written tests. To complement the quantitative data, qualitative data from self-reported reflections and video recordings documenting interventions were collected for the assessment of oral communicative competence within a CLIL framework. Results demonstrate that integrating hands-on activities significantly enhanced procedural content, communication (i.e., sentence complexity, pronunciation accuracy for target vocabulary, presentation fluency), and cognitive abilities, confirming the efficacy of multimodal learning approaches in fostering linguistic and cognitive engagement. Post-test comparisons show the EG’s superiority in cultural knowledge acquisition across all three hands-on topics. Student reflections endorsed the enrichment of learning experiences through multimodal task design. Video analysis of both groups’ interventions revealed that despite significant engagement and autonomy, EG students commonly utilized general English rather than target vocabulary, a pattern similar to that observed in the CG. These findings highlight the potential of diverse modalities in CLIL to enhance English content learning and oral skills, shaping future pedagogy and language strategies in Taiwan. The study also emphasizes the role of embodied learning, the interplay between physical actions and cognitive processes, to facilitate deeper understanding and engagement with subject matter within CLIL settings.

Insights and Innovations: A Review of the GRAPPA 2023 Trainee Symposium.

The Group for Research and Assessment of Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis (GRAPPA) 2023 annual meeting started with the trainee symposium. This symposium showcased the exceptional research activities of dermatology and rheumatology trainees in the field of psoriatic diseases (PsDs). The following report is a summary account of the 5 oral presentations and 21 poster presentations that earned the privilege of being featured at our annual meeting. These presentations span a comprehensive spectrum, encompassing basic/translational, clinical, and outcomes research, which collectively underscore GRAPPA's profound impact on both national and international fronts in the realm of PsDs.

Bleeding beyond binaries: a critical interpretive review of trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming experiences with menstruation

While some barriers for managing menstruation have been mitigated for cisgender women, trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people still struggle to navigate menstruation in a gendered society. With an increasing number of young people identifying outside of the gender binary, there is an immediate need to identify and address the barriers to managing menstruation. This review sets out to explore how trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people experience and navigate menstruation. Using critical interpretive synthesis methodology, nine pieces of literature including peer-reviewed journal articles, graduate theses, a book chapter, and a conference poster presentation were reviewed using thematic analysis. Four primary themes were identified: (1) menstruation is strongly gendered; (2) there exists inadequate trans, non-binary, and gender non-conforming education and healthcare training; (3) the gendering of public toilets/washrooms poses a barrier to the management of menstruation; and (4) there exists a lack of diverse participants and attention to intersectional menstruation concerns. A set of recommendations, specific to a variety of stakeholders is provided, and implications for future research are discussed.

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The purpose of the three-day 2024 3rd International Conference on Electronic Information and Communication Engineering (EICE 2024), held via virtual form during January 12th to 14th, 2024 in Guangzhou China, was to create a timely forum for multi-disciplinary discussions related to the recent developments on electronic information and communication engineering. As usual, the program of the conference mainly consisted of keynote speeches, oral and poster presentations, with the former including speeches delivered by three sophisticated professors from related research areas. The keynote speeches are: i) Recent Progress of Millimeter-wave Circuits Using Groove Gap Waveguide Technology given by Prof. Wenjie Feng (South China University of Technology, China); ii) 6G Satellite-ground Massive MIMO Communication: Key Technologies and Development Prospect given by Prof. Zhiyong Luo (Sun Yat-sen University, China); iii) Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Enhanced Wireless Network: Further Developments and Future Outlooks given by Assoc. Prof. Feng Ke (South China University of Technology, China). In the framework of experimental and theoretical approaches, the Conference gathered about 100 delegates from all over the world and addressed a number of highly relevant aspects of electronic information and communication engineering. Covering topics on Microelectronics and Solid-State Electronics, Sixth Generation Mobile Communication Technology (6G), Communication Electronic Circuit and Technology, Information and Communication Engineering, Digital Signal Processing, etc., the selected contributions of this volume provide guidance for future interdisciplinary developments in related fields. We received quantities of manuscripts of invited papers and other contributions presented at the Conference. All of these papers have gone through a rigorous peer review process and are collected in the Conference Proceedings. We would like to thank all the anonymous colleagues who acted as referees to assess the suitability of the various articles for publication in Journal of Physics: Conference Series. We are confident that the high quality of both invited and contributed papers contained in this Proceedings will be appreciated by relevant industries and communities. On behalf of the conference EICE 2024 organizing committee, we would like to express our deeply appreciation to all the keynote speakers, oral speakers, peer reviewers, and all the participants and supporters. More than anything, we would like to acknowledge the Journal of Physics: Conference Series, for the efforts and help of all its staff in publishing this paper volume. The Committee of EICE 2024 List of Committee Member is available in this Pdf.

Unmatched. What's Next? Is a Preliminary Year of Residency or Research Fellowship Better for Reapplicants to Plastic Surgery?

Plastic and reconstructive surgery is one of the most competitive residency programs, and given the increased number of applicants for a relatively fixed number of positions, successfully matching is a challenge. Match rates have declined since 2018, with a match rate of ~55% in 2022. Two common options before reapplying are a preliminary year of residency (preliminary year) or a research fellowship. This study investigated which option is more beneficial for reapplicants seeking a successful match. This retrospective study included all applicants to an integrated plastic and reconstructive surgery residency from 2015 to 2023. Two cohorts based on reapplication strategy (research fellowship or preliminary year) were created. Demographic, applicant, and match data were collected. Pearson chi-squared, Fisher exact, and Wilcoxon rank sum testing were performed. In total, 125 reapplicants were included. Seventy-one (56.8%) reapplicants pursued a preliminary year, and 29 (23.2%) completed a research fellowship. Research fellowship reapplicants had a greater mean number of first author publications (8.8 versus 3.2, P < 0.001), non-first author publications (11.3 versus 5.9, P = 0.021), poster presentations (9.7 versus 6.0, P = 0.028), and oral presentations (11.8 versus 6.4, P < 0.001). Research fellowship reapplicants were more likely to match into plastic and reconstructive surgery (PRS) than preliminary year reapplicants, with 72.4% (n = 21) of research fellowship reapplicants matching into PRS compared with 39.4% (n = 28) of preliminary year reapplicants (P = 0.003). Research fellowship reapplicants demonstrated greater research productivity and were almost twice as likely to match into PRS compared with preliminary reapplicants.

Poster Presentations.

Poster Presentations.

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Abstract This collection includes accepted papers from the 2024 3rd Workshop on Material Science, Modelling, Engineering, and Applications in Vibration Engineering (MVE 2024). With a special focus on material science, MVE 2024 welcome research papers on the relationship between structure, properties, and uses of materials (including metals, ceramics, glasses, polymers, energy materials, electrical materials, composite materials, fibers, nanostructured materials, nanocomposites, and biological and biomedical materials). In MVE 2024, we have received 29 submissions and 17 are accepted after peer review carried out in Morressier online submission system, with 48 reviewers participated. The final acceptance rate is 58%. For cost efficiency and eco-protection considers, the webinar of MVE 2024 (Almaty, Kazakhstan) provides free access to all attendees and audiences through TencentMeeting. The webinar consists three parts, keynote speech by Prof. Muhammad Suyfan Javed, oral speeches and posters. The keynote speech lasts for 30 minutes and each oral speech is assigned with 15 minutes of presentation and 5 minutes for Q&amp;A. The posters are presented on the webinar and the website for further post-webinar communications. Though poster presenters are not able to get instant communication with audience, they are given opportunities to get connected via emails. Among the seventeen papers in the proceedings, five papers, including Hydration characteristics and kinetic analysis of polyacrylamide (PAM) anti-dispersion cement-based materials, Dynamic analysis of a hydraulic motor lifting auxiliary beam of monorail crane, Research of localization of vibration under strong disturbances using modal analysis methods, Research on seismic response and enhanced resistance support of cross fault tunnel models in healthcare, Experimental study on the influence of different sampling methods on the stress-strain and strength characteristics of weathered and water rich sandstone, are presented with oral speeches. The rest papers are all presented with posters. The proceedings editors hope that this collection can provide guidance for problem solving and further studies. List of General Chair and Technical Program Committee are available in this Pdf.

Poster Presentations at the 27th Joint Meeting of the International Society of Dermatopathology, March 6-7, 2024, San Diego, California, USA

Poster Presentations at the 27th Joint Meeting of the International Society of Dermatopathology, March 6-7, 2024, San Diego, California, USA

The 36th International Mammalian Genome Conference: A scientific gathering under the cherry blossoms in Tsukuba.

The 36th International Mammalian Genome Conference (IMGC) was held in a hybrid format at the Tsukuba International Congress Center in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan, for 4 days from March 28 to 31, 2023. This international conference on functional genomics of mouse, human, and other mammalian species attracted 246 participants in total, of which 129 were from outside Japan, including Europe, the United States and Asia, and 117 participants were from Japan. The conference included three technical workshops, keynote lectures by domestic researchers, commemorative lectures for the conference awards, 57 oral presentations, and 97 poster presentations. The event was a great success. Topics included the establishment and analysis of disease models using genetically engineered or spontaneous mutant mice, systems genetic analysis using mouse strains such as wild-derived mice and recombinant inbred mouse strains, infectious diseases, immunology, and epigenetics. In addition, as a joint program, a two-day RIKEN Symposium was held, and active discussions continued over the four-day period. Also, there was a trainee symposium, in which young researchers were encouraged to participate, and excellent papers were selected as oral presentations in the main session.

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Preface to the Conference Proceedings We are delighted to present the proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanomaterials for Energy, Environment, and Biomedical Applications (iNEEBA-2023), which took place from October 1-2, 2023, in Salem, Tamilnadu, at Vinayaka Mission’s Kirupananda Variyar Arts and Science College, a constituent college of the Vinayaka Mission Research Foundation, in collaboration with Chulalongkorn University in Thailand and Gyeongsang National University (GNU) in South Korea. With an emphasis on the applications of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in the fields of energy, environment, and biomedical applications, this conference brought together a diverse group of researchers, scientists, academicians, and industry professionals from all over the world to discuss and exchange ideas on the most recent developments in nanoscience and nanotechnology. The conference, which focused on encouraging collaboration and multidisciplinary methods, enabled fruitful discussions about the most recent developments, up-coming trends, and possible breakthroughs in the several fields it covered. We also extended our gratitude to all of the distinguished participants for their valuable contributions to the conference. Participants came from 8 different nations to present and share their work on a wide range of topics related to nanoscience and nanotechnology. We feel honoured to welcome our invited speakers, Prof. Dr. Myong Yong Choi, Director of Core-Facility Centre for Photochemistry and Nanomaterials, GNU, South Korea and Prof. Dr. Soorathep Kheawhom, Dept. of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand. We would also like to express our appreciation to the keynote speakers, session chairs, and all the participants who actively engaged in the vibrant discussions that took place during the conference. Your contributions have significantly enriched the overall experience and impact of the event. There were 420 registration and 250 abstracts were received from 8 different countries, 16 Indian states. They were categorized into 200 oral presentations and 50 poster presentations. This volume of proceedings contains a compilation of selected papers that were presented during the conference. The manuscripts are received through Morressier platform and the reviewers are appointed by the Morressier platform itself, which also serves as the channel through which papers are accepted. We have received 53 papers for IOP conference series: Journal of Physics and 25 papers were accepted after critical evaluation process. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the authors who submitted their work for consideration and to the members of the scientific committee for their rigorous review process. Their efforts have ensured the inclusion of outstanding research that aligns with the conference’s objectives. Special thanks to Vinayaka Mission’s Research Foundation, Deemed to be University, whose generous support played a crucial role in making this conference a success. As editors, we hope that this volume will serve as a valuable resource for researchers, academics, and practitioners, fostering further collaboration and inspiring future endeavours in our shared quest for knowledge and progress. Thus, the International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanomaterials for Energy, Environment, and Biomedical Applications proved to be a significant platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration in the rapidly evolving field of nanotechnology. The event provided valuable insights into the current state of research, emerging trends, and the potential impact of nanoscience on energy, environmental sustainability, and biomedical advancements. As the field continues to advance, the conference served as a catalyst for future breakthroughs and collaborations that will shape the path of nanotechnology applications in various domains. Thank you for your participation and contribution to the success of the iNEEBA 2023. List of Brief overview of the meeting, full list of committee names and affiliations and Profile of the Guest Editor are available in this Pdf.

Conference on Sustainable Health and Nutrition During the Life Cycle: Poster Presentations

The 1st International Conference on Sustainable Health and Nutrition during the Life Cycle, hosted by Rio de Janeiro State University in March 2024, convened diverse attendees from various disciplines. The conference aimed to democratize knowledge on sustainable health and nutrition while fostering networking opportunities. Abstract submissions came from students, healthcare professionals, educators, and researchers, leading to a rigorous selection process for oral and poster presentations. Embracing sustainability, the conference adopted a paperless approach with digital poster presentations. Keynote sessions addressed pressing issues like childhood obesity prevention and the intricate links between agroecology and nutrition. Discussions highlighted community action initiatives, including Afro-ancestral perspectives on healthy eating and the promotion of urban gardens. The launch of a book on non-conventional edible plants underscored the importance of food sovereignty and security. Engaging coffee breaks showcased products from family farming, featuring nutritional and gastronomic education activities. The conference's success paves the way for future events, signaling a strong likelihood of future editions. Overall, it provided a vital platform for dialogue, community building, and inclusivity in sustainable health and nutrition, setting a high standard for future endeavors. diverse attendees from various disciplines, the conference aimed to democratize knowledge on sustainable health and nutrition while fostering networking opportunities. Abstract submissions came from students, healthcare professionals, educators, and researchers, leading to a rigorous selection process for oral and poster presentations. Embracing sustainability, the conference adopted a paperless approach with digital poster presentations. Keynote sessions addressed pressing issues like childhood obesity prevention and the intricate links between agroecology and nutrition. Discussions highlighted community action initiatives, including Afro-ancestral perspectives on healthy eating and the promotion of urban gardens. The launch of a book on non-conventional edible plants underscored the importance of food sovereignty and security. Engaging coffee breaks showcased products from family farming, featuring nutritional and gastronomic education activities. The conference's success paves the way for future events, signalling a strong likelihood of future editions. Overall, it provided a vital platform for dialogue, community building, and inclusivity in sustainable health and nutrition, setting a high standard for future endeavours.

Conference on Sustainable Health and Nutrition During the Life Cycle: Keynote Sessions and Oral Presentations

The 1st International Conference on Sustainable Health and Nutrition during the Life Cycle, hosted by Rio de Janeiro State University, convened diverse attendees from various disciplines in March 2024. The conference aimed to democratise knowledge on sustainable health and nutrition while fostering networking opportunities. Abstract submissions came from students, healthcare professionals, educators, and researchers, leading to a rigorous selection process for oral and poster presentations. Embracing sustainability, the conference adopted a paperless approach with digital poster presentations. Keynote sessions addressed pressing issues like childhood obesity prevention and the intricate links between agroecology and nutrition. Discussions highlighted community action initiatives, including Afro-ancestral perspectives on healthy eating and the promotion of urban gardens. The launch of a book on non-conventional edible plants underscored the importance of food sovereignty and security. Engaging coffee breaks showcased products from family farming, featuring nutritional and gastronomic education activities. The conference's success paves the way for future events, signalling a strong likelihood of future editions. Overall, it provided a vital platform for dialogue, community building, and inclusivity in sustainable health and nutrition, setting a high standard for future endeavours.

위치 상황 기반 보완대체의사소통의 자원 계층 구조와 상황 전환 사용자 인터페이스 개발

Background and Objectives: For people who have difficulties in language, locationbased Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) mobile applications recommend AAC symbols based on their location to assist communication in daily life. Using AAC symbols available at a specific location with smart devices having small screens requires additional actions like swiping, which can be burden for [This research was supported by a grant of the Korea Health Technology R&amp;D Project through the Korea Health Industry Development Institute (KHIDI), funded by the Ministry of Health &amp; Welfare, Republic of Korea (grant number : HJ21C0007). This research extends the poster presentation of ‘An AAC Board Hierarchy and User Interface for Communication Situation Switching in Location-Based AAC’ in ‘The 3rd East Asian Regional Conference on Augmentative and Alternative Communication: AAC Beyond Pandemic’ of Korean Society of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (KSAAC). Correspondence to Ki-Hyung Hong, Ph.D., Department of Service Design Engineering, Sungshin Women’s University, Seoul, Korea, e-mail: khhong@sungshin.ac.kr, tel: + 82 2 920 7525] AAC users. This study aims to make it easier for AAC users to explore symbols and improve efficiency of facilitation by reusing AAC resources. Method: We define AAC situation boards as collections of AAC symbols specifically needed for certain communication situations. Group AAC boards, on the other hand, are collections of AAC symbols that belong to the same categories. We designed a hierarchy to allow these situation and group AAC boards to be included as sub-boards in general and location AAC boards. We also developed a user interface that allows facilitators to manage AAC resources based on the hierarchy. The interface makes it easy for AAC users to select appropriate AAC symbols for the current situation through a situation-based symbol circulation and switching method. Result &amp; Conclusion: We enhanced and expanded location and situation-based AAC mobile applications by utilizing a hierarchy of AAC resources and integrating a user interface for efficient management and utilization of these resources. To assess its usability, we conducted a user evaluation involving 44 facilitators. The results of the evaluation indicate that the location and situation-based AAC mobile application, with its ability to switch situations based on the AAC resource hierarchy, received high ratings in terms of satisfaction, convenience, and stability.

“Don’t I need research to get a residency?” Incorporating scholarly activity at a regional campus

The impact of Step 1 becoming pass-fail is yet to be known. Many believe the value and power of scholarly activity will increase across specialties, but opportunities for such activities differ across universities and even between campuses. At the Augusta University/University of Georgia Medical Partnership, a regional campus of the Medical College of Georgia, we hoped to better understand our students' current scholarly activity production and their reasoning behind pursuing these activities. Student surveys indicated that the three highest specialties of interest were primary care-based; students, on average, had one or two poster presentations and one or fewer manuscripts published in medical school thus far. The top reasons to pursue research were the transition of Step 1 to pass-fail, interest in a competitive specialty, and the encouragement of mentors. We hope by understanding our current medical students, we can further cater to their needs through the creation and implementation of new scholarly activity opportunity initiatives.

Abstracts of the 39th Annual CAPO Conference-Building Hope: Integrating Sustainable, Innovative and Accessible Care in Psychosocial Oncology 6 to 7 June 2024.

On behalf of the Canadian Association of Psychosocial Oncology, we are pleased to present the Abstracts from the 2024 Annual Conference, titled "Building Hope: Integrating Sustainable, Innovative and Accessible Care in Psychosocial Oncology". The Conference was held in Calgary from 6 June 2024 to 7 June 2024. This conference brought together key stakeholders including multidisciplinary professionals from nursing, psychology, psychiatry, social work, spiritual care, nutrition, medicine, rehabilitation medicine, occupational health and radiation therapy for both adult and pediatric populations. Participants included clinicians, researchers, educators in cancer care, community-based organizations and patient representatives. Patients, caregivers and family members presented abstracts that speak to their role in managing cancer experiences and care. Over one hundred (150) abstracts were selected for presentation as symposia, 20 min oral presentations, 10 min oral presentations, 90 min workshops and poster presentations. We congratulate all the presenters on their research work and contribution.

Publication Rates of Poster and Podium Presentations at the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons Annual Meetings 2016 to 2019

BackgroundThe objective of this study was to provide the poster and podium publication rates from the 2016 to 2019 American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons (AAHKS) annual meetings and assess the quality of presentations ultimately published during this time. MethodsPosters and podiums from 2016 to 2019 were located through the AAHKS e-poster and meeting archives. Titles were queried on Google, Google Scholar, and PubMed. Presentation title, topic type, number of authors, degrees held by first author, and award status were collected. For each identified full-text publication, journal name, study type, dates of online and print publication, and journal impact factor (JIF) were also obtained. ResultsA total of 1,274 abstracts were presented at the 2016 to 2019 AAHKS annual meetings with an overall publication rate of 67.8% (864 of 1,274). Podiums (4.0 months, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 3.0 to 4.0) were more likely to be published earlier than posters (7.0 months, 95% CI: 6.0 to 7.0) (P < .001). The median JIF of published abstracts was 3.3 (95% CI: 3.3 to 3.7) with no significant difference in mean JIF of published posters or podiums (3.3 ± 1.0 versus 3.3 ± 1.0, P = .554). The likelihood of publication was significantly higher for podiums (odds ratio [OR]: 3.41, 95% CI: 2.29 to 5.07, P < .001), award-winning presentations (OR: 4.78, 95% CI: 1.69 to 13.55, P = .003), and with more authors (OR: 1.09, 95% CI: 1.02 to 1.16, P = .014). DiscussionThis analysis demonstrates abstracts presented at the AAHKS annual meetings from 2016 to 2019 had an overall publication rate of 67.8%, with podiums (86.4%) 3 times as likely to be published as posters (63.6%). If selected to present at the AAHKS annual meeting, individuals can be confident that their work has a high chance of eventual publication.

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