◆ 会议时间：2026年5月16-20日
◆ 会议地点：美国 旧金山
◆ 会议简介：
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APA 2026 - American Psychiatric Association (APA) Annual Meeting
Date:
May 16-20, 2026
Venue:
San Francisco, Calif., USA
摘要征文投稿：
The deadline to submit general sessions, courses and posters is September 12, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. ET. The submission site will not reopen.
All presenter disclosures will need to be completed by this deadline. If any presenter disclosures are not complete, the presenter will automatically be removed from the submission.
The New Research poster submission site will open on November 12, 2024 and will close at 5:00 p.m. ET on January 9, 2025.
New research submissions are abstracts that are new and have not been presented or published in the past.
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How to Submit a General Session
Format Description
- This format includes the formats previously referred to as workshops, symposia, case conferences, forums and advances in psychiatry.
- 90-minute session
- Clinically oriented presentations (including research-/data-driven presentations) should encourage audience participation through discussion and Q&A between the presenters and audience.
- One chair and four presenters.
- If the session chair is also presenting, they must also be added as a presenter
Checklist for Submission
- New this year (2026), each session is required to have one designated chair.
- General session title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
- Title should be brief, unique and interesting
- Participant information*
- Completed profile
- Financial disclosure form
- Presenter release forms
- Please note that your submission will not be finalized and sent to grading until all presenters complete their financial disclosure and presenter release forms.
- Use the "Add Co-Presenter" button to add co-presenters to your submission.
- Educational objectives (maximum of 200 characters, with spaces, per objective)
- Three to five learning objectives
- Each objective will complete the statement "At the conclusion of this session, the participant will be able to:"
- Use Bloom's Taxonomy to choose active verbs to begin each objective. Active verbs include "Define," "Explain," and "Summarize."
- Overall session abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
- The abstract should be a concise description of your session and how you plan to engage with your audience.
- For research-focused presentations, a structured abstract is permitted.
- Please do not include any references, citations, tables, or figures in your abstract.
- Please do not include speaker names in your abstract.
- Accepted session abstracts will be published as-is in the meeting syllabus and proceedings. Please proofread your abstract before submitting.
- References
- List three or more peer-reviewed references published in the last five years to support your session content.
- References may be formatted according to your preferred style guide.
- Agenda
- The agenda should outline details about your lesson plan, teaching methods, and timing of your proposed session.
- Please do not include speaker names in your agenda.
- Topic
- Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session.
- Self-Assessment Activity
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*All presenters must create a profile and complete the required forms prior to submitting a proposal for review by the Scientific Program Committee. All presenters must be available to present at the meeting and must register for the meeting prior to the date of their presentation.
How to Submit a Poster
Format Description
- Posters present new research and case findings
- Literature review posters may also be submitted but must clearly state the methods, databases, and keywords used in the review and summarize how the review adds to existing literature on the subject
- Posters on single case studies will not be accepted
- Study data must be complete before submission and must be included within the submitted poster abstract
- Only one presenter per poster
- Maximum four co-authors per poster (co-authors do not present)
- One co-author may be designated as the "lead author." Unless otherwise noted, the poster presenter is assumed to be the lead author.
Checklist for Submission
- Poster title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
- Title should be brief, unique and interesting
- Presenter information*
- Completed profile
- Financial disclosure form
- Presenter release forms
- Please note that your submission will not be finalized and sent to grading until the poster presenter and all co-authors complete their financial disclosure and presenter release forms
- Co-authors
- Use the "Add Co-Author" button to add any co-authors to your submission
- Overall poster abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
- The abstract should be a concise description of results, findings, and conclusions.
- Poster abstracts must include complete data analysis and results. Posters without results will be rejected, even if data are expected to be completed by the meeting.
- Please do not include any references, citations, tables, or figures in your abstract.
- Accepted poster abstracts will be published as-is in the meeting syllabus and proceedings. Please proofread your abstract before submitting.
- References
- List three or more peer-reviewed references published in the last five years to support your session content.
- References may be formatted according to your preferred style guide.
- Topic
- Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session.
- Note: residents and medical students are asked to review their proposal with a faculty mentor prior to submission.
Download Example
*All presenters must create a profile and complete the required forms prior to submitting a proposal for review by the Scientific Program Committee. All presenters must be available to present at the meeting and must register for the meeting prior to the date of their presentation.
How to Submit a Course
Format Description
- Four-hour session
- Courses explore a major topic in greater depth than any other format, with a focus on development of real-world skills attendees can put into practice upon completing the course
- Maximum one director and five faculty
Checklist for Submission
- Course title (maximum of 150 characters, with spaces)
- Title should be brief, unique and interesting
- Participant information*
- Completed profile
- Financial disclosure form
- Presenter release forms
- Please note that your submission will not be finalized and sent to grading until all presenters complete their financial disclosure and presenter release forms
- Use the "Add Faculty" button to add faculty to your submission
- Educational objectives (maximum of 200 characters, with spaces, per objective)
- Three to five learning objectives
- Each objective will complete the statement “At the conclusion of this session, the participant will be able to:”
- Use Bloom's Taxonomy to choose active verbs to begin each objective. Active verbs include "Define," "Explain," and "Summarize."
- Course abstract (maximum of 3,000 characters, with spaces)
- The abstract should be a concise description of the content your course will cover and the specific skills your audience can expect to gain from the session.
- Please do not include any references, citations, tables, or figures in your abstract.
- Accepted course abstracts will be published as-is in the meeting syllabus and proceedings. Please proofread your abstract before submitting.
- References
- List three or more peer-reviewed references published in the last five years to support your session content
- References may be formatted according to your preferred style guide
- Agenda
- Indicate what content will be covered during each portion of the course and how time will be allotted for activities and interaction with participants.
- Include at least 15 minutes for audience Q&A at the end of each topic covered on your agenda.
- Topic
- Select one to two topics that best describe the overall focus of your proposed session.
- Self-Assessment Activity
Download Examples
*All presenters must create a profile and complete the required forms prior to submitting a proposal for review by the Scientific Program Committee. All presenters must be available to present at the meeting and must register for the meeting prior to the date of their presentation.
◆ 参会对象：医生、医院科室主任/副主任、住院医师、医院管理者、医护人员以及从事该领域研究的科学家、研究人员、医药企业代表等等。
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