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Pacific Coast Obstetrical and Gynecological Society Abstract Submission Form

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ALL AUTHORS CONTACT INFO (TITLE, EMAIL, PHONE/FAX, US MAILING ADDRESS) FOR CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE REQUIRED BY ACOG FOR CME APPROVAL

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ACCME REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH PRESENTATION

Professional practice gap :

Educational need :

Type of gap or need :

(Knowledge, Competence, Performance and/or Patient outcome)

Learning objectives :

Desired result :

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Third References File:

These relate to the practice gap and educational need. It is why did you do your study - may be a committee opinion or an up to date article. It may be some of the references you use in your paper-especially the first one or two. At least 3 references are needed that relate "somehow" to the gap. Entire reference in electronic form, not just the cite

Examples - Professional Practice Gaps, Learning Objectives.

ABSTRACT:
The abstract should fit inside an area that is about 8"x5" using no smaller than the 10 font in Times New Roman style.

Guidelines for Abstracts:

Title is in capital letters, flush with the left margin of the box. Titles should include key words that reflect the content of the abstract. Abstracts should adequately describe the objectives and results of the research. Each abstract should contain:
(a) Objective: an introductory sentence indicating the objective and purpose of the study; (b) Design: a briefly worded description of the study design; (c) Results: a summary of new previously unpublished data and results; (d) Conclusion: a statement of the study’s conclusion.
Abbreviations may be used in the title and text of abstracts if they are defined. Spell out the term in full at first mention and follow with the abbreviation in parentheses.
All sources of support of this research should be identified on the abstract.
PROOFREADING IS ESSENTIAL. Typographical errors and deviations from good English usage will be apparent in the published abstracts.

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