Midwives embrasing Diversity
in Copenhagen, May 26th - 28th, 2025

Abstract Submission - NEW DEADLINE

Call for abstract submission - deadline extended to 1st November, 2024

Thank you for considering submitting an abstract and presenting at the congress. The contribution of presenters is critical and we value your input greatly. We welcome all submissions on topics related to midwifery and reproductive health.

Abstracts must be submitted electronically via the online submission system by October 15th, 2024 - Deadline extended to 1st November, 2024
The link is now closed - thank you for all your contributions.

You will be asked to choose from one of two abstract categories:

1. Research results - Abstracts in this category should present scientific research within the areas of midwifery and reproductive health. There are no methodological limitations; the Congress welcomes submissions from both qualitative and quantitative research fields, as well as everything in between. Abstracts on planned or ongoing research must clearly indicate the perceived relevance or potential impact to be considered.


2. Quality and development project - Abstracts in this category should present results from quality improvement and developmental projects related to midwifery and reproductive health. The Congress welcomes submissions highlighting initiatives, programs, and practices aimed at enhancing the quality of care, professional development, and service delivery. Submissions can include case studies, pilot projects, and program evaluations among others. Abstracts should clearly demonstrate the relevance and potential impact of the work to be considere



Submission guidelines

Mandatory text fields: 
Relevant Background information - Name, University/organisation, e-mail address and country of the presenting author, Title of abstract, List of co-authors, List of affiliations
Abstract structure  -  Background/Methods/Results/Conclusion/Potential impact or clinical relevance - max 250 words
Preferred presentation mode
(oral or poster)
Ethics and other relevant authority approvals (yes/no/not relevant)

The Congress language is English; your abstract and presentation should adhere to this. 

Topics

Topics for abstracts and workshops are listed below. When selected, a short introduction to the topic is provided – please note this is meant as an inspiration, and the examples are not exhaustive:

Evaluation procedure

All abstracts will advance to peer-review assessment. Abstracts are evaluated based on:

  • Scientific merit
  • Theoretical and/or methodological rigour 
  • Clinical relevance 
  • Breadth and appeal to a substantial number of NJF attendees
  • Timeliness
  • Diversity of the speakers

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