Abstract

Important

Those who are submitting entries need not register.
Selected candidates need to register and be physically present to complete. An expert panel would judge the best speakers.
Entries can be submitted for/against the motion.

Registration is mandatory for all presenters.
Abstracts must be original and should not have been published in any conference, journal, or any other platform.
The research should be conducted within the past year to ensure its relevance and novelty.
Abstracts should be relevant to psychiatry, art and mental health and creativity.
Ethical compliance: All research involving human subjects should have appropriate ethical clearances.

Title: Concise and representative of the study.
Authors & Affiliations: Full names, designations, and institutional details.
Introduction: Background, research objective, and significance.
Methods: Study design, sample size, methodology, tools, and statistical analysis.
Results: Key findings (numerical data, graphs, or tables may be referenced).
Conclusion: Implications, limitations, and potential impact on psychiatry.
Keywords: 3-5 relevant keywords.

All abstracts will undergo double-blind peer review by the scientific committee.
Selection will be based on originality, relevance, and scientific merit.
Accepted abstracts may be invited for oral or poster presentations.
The best research papers will receive certificates and awards.