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The theme for next year’s ADRF2022 is: Early Diagnosis – Effective Treatment.

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The 2022 conference will take place in a fully virtual environment, offering virtual attendance and presentation options. Submitting speakers are asked to keep in mind that, should your submission be accepted into the program, you may be asked to present virtually and/or attend a live Q & A if required.

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Submit an abstract for the chance to share your theories and discoveries with Australia’s top dementia scientists and researchers. Abstracts may be submitted for an oral, rapid or poster presentation. Oral and rapid presentations will also be considered for poster presentations.

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Receive your copy of the ADRF2022 Abstracts Submission Guide that features a step-by-step guide to successful abstract submissions; an overview of logistics; and expert tips from the ADRF Scientific Program Committee.

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To submit your abstract, you will need to create an account on our abstract management portal via the button below.

SUBMISSION
THEMES

1: Basic Science and Pathogenesis

Including but not limited to: Genetics, molecular and cell biology and human neuropathology etc.

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2: Biomarkers

Including but not limited to: Fluid-based biomarkers, imaging, use of biomarkers for the differential diagnosis and clinical trials etc.

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3: Clinical Manifestations

Including but not limited to: Research relating to the assessment and care of different dementia subtypes (Dementia with Lewy Bodies, Vascular Dementia), Neuropsychiatry and behavioural neurology, Neuropsychology, and normal cognitive ageing etc.

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4: Dementia Care

Including but not limited to: Living with dementia and quality of life, care planning, non-pharmacological interventions, long-term care, environmental design, innovative programs and practices, Carer experience etc.

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5: Public Health and Prevention

Including but not limited to: epidemiology, health service research, health economy, risk-factor modification, early interventions, sport associated dementia, public health policies

KEY DATES FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS