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We are pleased to announce that the website for the Fourth International
Ankle Symposium is now available. Please access the site via the link
below.
http://www.fhs.usyd.edu.au/IAS4/
The conference will take place at the University of Sydney, Australia, on
July 16-18, 2009. The theme is "New Dimensions on Old Problems" and the
conference will examine ankle instability and other related ankle
pathologies from a multidisciplinary perspective. We anticipate that this
conference will be beneficial and informative for clinicians and scholars
from many disciplines, including orthopedics, physiotherapy, podiatry,
biomechanics, emergency medicine, sports medicine, athletic training, gait
analysis, and kinesiotherapy.
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CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
We are delighted to issue our first call for submission of abstracts for
this conference.
Emphasis will be on oral and poster presentations of original research, case
studies and clinical commentaries along with selected plenary presentations.
All abstracts will be peer-reviewed. Abstracts selected for oral (platform)
presentation will be 10 minutes, with five-minutes for questions. Some
abstracts will be presented in poster form with a dedicated time for a brief
presentation, and will be displayed throughout the duration of the
conference.
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS FEBRUARY 14, 2009
Authors will be notified electronically of an acceptance decision by March
25, 2009.
Submission of work is solicited in three formats:
Authors are required to submit a 300 word abstract which will appear in the
conference proceedings as well as a special issue of the Journal of
Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy.
a. Research reports require a structured abstract containing a maximum of
300 words, divided into 6 sections with the following headings (in this
order): Study Design, Objectives, Background, Methods and Measures, Results,
Conclusion.
b. The abstract for case studies should have 5 sections with the following
headings: Study Design, Background, Case Description, Outcomes and
Discussion.
c. Clinical commentaries require an abstract that is not structured.
Further details on abstract submission are available on the conference
website.
We look forward to seeing everyone in Sydney in July 2009.
Yours professionally,
Jay Hertel (on behalf of the IAS4 Organizing Committee)
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Jay Hertel, PhD, ATC
Associate Professor of Kinesiology and
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
University of Virginia
210 Emmet Street South
P.O. Box 400407
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4407
202 Memorial Gymnasium (office)
434-243-8673 (phone)
434-924-1389 (fax)
jhertel@virginia.edu
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Ankle Symposium is now available. Please access the site via the link
below.
http://www.fhs.usyd.edu.au/IAS4/
The conference will take place at the University of Sydney, Australia, on
July 16-18, 2009. The theme is "New Dimensions on Old Problems" and the
conference will examine ankle instability and other related ankle
pathologies from a multidisciplinary perspective. We anticipate that this
conference will be beneficial and informative for clinicians and scholars
from many disciplines, including orthopedics, physiotherapy, podiatry,
biomechanics, emergency medicine, sports medicine, athletic training, gait
analysis, and kinesiotherapy.
--------------------------------
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
We are delighted to issue our first call for submission of abstracts for
this conference.
Emphasis will be on oral and poster presentations of original research, case
studies and clinical commentaries along with selected plenary presentations.
All abstracts will be peer-reviewed. Abstracts selected for oral (platform)
presentation will be 10 minutes, with five-minutes for questions. Some
abstracts will be presented in poster form with a dedicated time for a brief
presentation, and will be displayed throughout the duration of the
conference.
DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS FEBRUARY 14, 2009
Authors will be notified electronically of an acceptance decision by March
25, 2009.
Submission of work is solicited in three formats:
Authors are required to submit a 300 word abstract which will appear in the
conference proceedings as well as a special issue of the Journal of
Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy.
a. Research reports require a structured abstract containing a maximum of
300 words, divided into 6 sections with the following headings (in this
order): Study Design, Objectives, Background, Methods and Measures, Results,
Conclusion.
b. The abstract for case studies should have 5 sections with the following
headings: Study Design, Background, Case Description, Outcomes and
Discussion.
c. Clinical commentaries require an abstract that is not structured.
Further details on abstract submission are available on the conference
website.
We look forward to seeing everyone in Sydney in July 2009.
Yours professionally,
Jay Hertel (on behalf of the IAS4 Organizing Committee)
-------------------------------------------------
Jay Hertel, PhD, ATC
Associate Professor of Kinesiology and
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
University of Virginia
210 Emmet Street South
P.O. Box 400407
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4407
202 Memorial Gymnasium (office)
434-243-8673 (phone)
434-924-1389 (fax)
jhertel@virginia.edu
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