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Addressing the Gap, Advancing the Knowledge: Guidance for the Abstract Reviewer
AORN Journal
|September 29, 2021
Summary
This guide explains the role of abstract reviewers in selecting conference presentations. It offers tips for competent, objective, and timely reviews to ensure high-quality scientific content.
Area of Science:
- Scientific Communication
- Conference Management
Background:
- Conferences utilize abstract review processes to select podium, panel, and poster presentations.
- Existing guidance for abstract writing is more abundant than for abstract reviewing.
Purpose of the Study:
- To provide an overview of the abstract reviewer's role.
- To offer guidance for improving the quality of abstract reviews.
Main Methods:
- Defining the qualifications of a competent abstract reviewer.
- Outlining key considerations for conducting effective abstract reviews.
Main Results:
- Competent reviewers need current professional knowledge and research methodology expertise.
- Reviewers must consider the target audience, remain objective, and submit reviews promptly.
Conclusions:
- Objective and timely abstract reviews are crucial for selecting quality content.
- High-quality abstract selection contributes to successful conferences and the advancement of professional knowledge.
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