Abstract Submission Form - MSU Practice Day 2025
Guideline for Abstract
Evidence Based Practice / Quality Improvement / Innovation
This 350-word abstract must include the title, headings, and the following suggested key elements:
- Purpose: Provides clear and rational project objectives for the identified clinical problem
- Analysis and Synthesis of Support: Analyzes relevant evidence/literature clearly, including theoretical/conceptual framework
- Project implementation: Demonstrates the rigor of the project implementation
- Evaluation criteria: Describes the appropriateness of evaluation criteria and measures
- Outcomes: Clearly reports the predicted actual and measurable outcomes of the project
- Recommendations: Provides recommendations for clinical practice and policy based on the outcomes
Research
The 350-word abstract must include the title, headings, and the following key elements:
- Purpose & Background/Significance: Provides background information in a clear and relevant manner
- Method: Describes the design, sample, instruments used, data collection, and analysis
- Results: Presents relevant findings based on the study purpose in a clear manner
- Conclusions: Discusses the implications of the findings and their relevance to nursing science, clinical practice, and research
Policy Analysis
The 350-word abstract must include the title, headings, and the following key elements:
- Problem Identification and Purpose: Clearly explains and identifies the problem or health-related issue
- Analysis of Supporting Policy Options: Thoroughly reviews evidence/literature, best practices, guidelines, and theoretical/conceptual framework
- Appraisal of the Evidence: Provides evidence that addresses alternative and opposing views using criteria, including health impact, feasibility, and economic or budgetary impacts
- Assessment of Policy Options: Explains the options that are grounded in data and evidence.
- Strategy and Policy Development: Clearly explains the operational issues and pragmatic stakeholder involvement
- Outcomes/Recommendations: Provides clear recommendations for health care and policy based on the outcomes