Layout of abstracts of speeches

• abstract in English
• number of characters: max. 250-300 words;
• font: Times New Roman;
• font size: 12;
• line spacing: 1.5;
• abstract layout for original (research) papers: Introduction, Objective Material and methods, Results, Conclusions;
• abstract layout for case reports (case reports): Introduction, Purpose of the work, Case report, Conclusions;
• layout of the abstract for review papers (theoretical): Introduction, Development, Conclusion;
• abbreviations should be avoided, and if used, an explanation should be provided when first use).

Guidelines: Poster session

Poster size: A1 (vertical format)
Language: English

TOP PART OF THE POSTER
Title, Author's name, Affiliation
Recommended poster structure: Introduction, Objective, Methods, Results, Conclusions, Acknowledgements (optional), References/Literature

LOWER PART OF THE POSTER
Please add information about the conference: "FAMILY - HEALTH - DISEASE" WROCLAW/29/09/2025

Guidelines for preparing a manuscript for a monograph

1. Manuscript Language
2. • The manuscript should be prepared in English.
2. Abstracts
3. • An abstract in English, along with 3-4 selected keywords, should be placed after the title page of each type of article. The abstract should not exceed 1,100 characters, including spaces (approximately 150 words).
   • The abstract for original papers should be divided into four sections: Introduction, Material and Methods, Results, and Conclusions.
   • Abstracts for other types of papers should not include these divisions.
   • A Polish abstract [consistent with the English version], including the title and keywords, should be placed after the bibliography.
3. Main Text
4. • Original papers should be divided into five sections: Introduction, Material and Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusions. The Introduction should be limited to essential information that justifies the purpose of the study and the analysis of the presented results.
   • Review papers should include: Introduction, appropriately titled chapters based on the subject matter, and a Summary.
   • Case reports should include: Introduction, Case Description, and Summary.
   • Abbreviations used in the manuscript should be listed before the Introduction or defined upon their first appearance in the text.
4. Formatting
5. • The manuscript should be prepared on an A4-sized page, containing 30 lines of 60-65 characters per line (including punctuation marks and spaces).
   • The recommended word processor is Microsoft Word.
   • Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt (Polish font required).
   • Line spacing: 1.5.
5. Text Length
6. • The manuscript should contain a minimum of 20,000 characters (including spaces) and a maximum of 40,000 characters (including spaces).
6. Text Style
7. • The text should be written in a basic font, with subscripts and superscripts where necessary.
   • Suggested emphasis (bold, italics) should be incorporated appropriately.
   • Titles and subheadings should be separated by a double space and written in basic text without highlighting or underlining.
7. Bibliography
8. • References should be cited in the text using square brackets with the corresponding reference number, listed at the end of the paper.
   • Footnotes should not be used for citations.
   • If multiple references are cited, their numbers should be separated by commas without spaces or by a hyphen if they are consecutive (e.g., [5,8,12] or [6-9,14]).
   • References should be numbered in the order in which they appear in the text.
   • The preferred referencing style is the Vancouver system, as used by the National Library of Medicine (NLM).
   • Author names should be cited with initials of the first name followed by the surname.
   • For book chapters, the page range of the cited chapter should be provided at the end.
   • Titles should be italicized.
   • If available, electronic identifiers (DOIs or URLs) should be included.

Examples of Bibliographic References

• Scientific journal article:
  Buchanan JG, Scott PJ, McLachlan EM. A chromosome translocation in association with periarteritis nodosa and macroglobulinemia. Am J Med. 1967;42:1003–1010. doi: 10.1016/0002-9343(67)90081-2.
• Scientific journal article in preparation:
  Pontarollo G, Mann A, Brãndao I, Malinarich F, Schöpf M, Reinhardt C. Protease-activated receptor signaling in intestinal permeability regulation. FEBS J. 2019 Sep 8. doi: 10.1111/febs.15055. [Epub ahead of print] [accessed: September 9, 2019].
• Book:
  Davies N. Europa. Rozprawa historyka z historią. Znak, Kraków 1998.
• Chapter in a book:
  Grodziski S. Habsburgowie. In: Mączak A, editor. Dynastie Europy. Zakład Narodowy im. Ossolińskich, Wrocław 1997;102–136.
• Website:
  World Health Statistics 2019: Monitoring health for the SDGs [online]. Geneva: Global Health Observatory (GHO) data, 2019 [accessed: September 6, 2019]. Available at: https://www.who.int/gho/publications/world_health_statistics/2019/en.

Instructions

Instructions for submitting an abstract, a poster or a presentation

1. Registration and account creation
2. 1. Register for the conference on the registration form. During registration you will be asked to provide login credentials to create an account in the conference management system.
   2. After the registration, you will receive an email with a request to confirm your registration by clicking a link.
2. Uploading the file
3. 1. Sign in into the conference management system on the login page with credentials provided during registration.
   2. Proceed to the section Papers and click + Add paper. Select the corresponding type: Abstract, Poster or Presentation, provide the required information and upload the file. You will receive an email confirmation and be able to see your paper in the system.