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Are you looking for a way to share your work with other nurses across the state? VONL is offering a FREE year of membership to one representative of an approved poster submission. Complete the information below to submit your abstract for consideration at the 2026 VONL Spring Conference being held in Richmond, VA on May 29, 2026.
Abstract Format Suggestions (Limit 400 words)
ABSTRACT TITLE
An abstract must have a short, specific title (containing no abbreviations) that indicates the nature of the presentation.
AUTHOR NAME(S)
The submitting author is designated as the primary/presenting author
BACKGROUND or RATIONALE: Brief description of the healthcare setting and general area of function or concern.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: Given the rationale of the project, provide a succinct statement of the problem, research questions or hypotheses, so that the reader can understand the reason for the project.
METHODOLOGY: Present the design of your project including population, sample, data, analysis, time schedules, and the expected outcomes of your project.
RESULTS: Address the results of the project with an emphasis on the expected outcomes and on any unexpected outcomes.
CONCLUSIONS: (1) Explain the significance of your project. (2) Explain your conclusions in relation to the impact the project has on the population in your setting. (3) Explain the applicability of this project in other settings. (4) Address any limitations of your project.
Poster should not exceed 4x4.
Posters must have a firm back and be able to stand alone on easels.
There will NOT be a way to display posters that are not able to stand on their own. Conact VONLstaff@gmail.com with any questions.

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