Year: 2025
Type: editorial
Abstract: Writing an abstract for a conference may seem a complex task, especially for beginners or those lacking specific academic training or experience. However, with a clear and structured approach, it is possible to create an effective abstract that captures the scientific committee’s and conference participants’ attention. The abstract serves as the “showcase” of a scientific study, a kind of business card that introduces readers to the study’s content and stimulates their initial interest. A well-written abstract provides a clear and accurate summary of the work and highlights the study’s importance, attracting potential collaborators and sparking scientific discussion.1,2 Presenting research findings at conferences is not only an opportunity to share knowledge but also represents a significant recognition of the nursing profession in defining and enhancing its professional context. Disseminating the results of clinical studies and projects helps to consolidate the role of nurses as professionals engaged in research and innovation, improving healthcare quality, advancing the discipline, and becoming key references in specific clinical, educational, and organizational areas. In this editorial, we provide a practical guide for writing an abstract, highlighting key elements to include and offering practical tips to improve structure and content quality. The goal is to present research clearly and convincingly and to actively contribute to the sharing of experiences and the growth of the nursing community.[...]
Authors: Guglielmo Imbriaco, Nicola Ramacciati
Language: English
Subfield: History and Philosophy of Science
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4411493063