Updated Call for Speakers for 2011 Talbot Symposium on Informatics
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Suzanne Santamaria
Jun 2, 2010, 4:53:58 PM6/2/10
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AVMA has extended our programming to include "Lunchtime Learning"
sessions on Sunday and Monday. Choices for these talks include: 1. 45
minute lecture on a hot topic, news breaking item, or regular
informatics programming; 2. 12 minute "Practice Tips" (with 4 per
hour) on "little pearls of wisdom" that you would like to share with
your peers (short-cut procedure, new process, etc.). Honorariums for
these talks will be $150 for the 45 minute seesion or $50 for each 12
minute session. I've updated the form below to reflect this additional
programming time. Please submit all talks by next Tuesday, June 8th.
Thanks,
Suzanne
CALL FOR SPEAKERS & PRESENTATION PROPOSALS
Association for Veterinary Informatics
avinformatics.org
Please forward to all interested practitioners, colleagues, faculty,
and students!
16th Annual Talbot Informatics Symposium on Computers and Veterinary
Informatics – July 2011
"Informatics – the Foundation and Future of Veterinary Medicine"
The Talbot Symposium takes place at the AVMA Annual Convention in St.
Louis, Missouri, on Sunday, July 17, 2011, and the regular Informatics
Program take places on Monday, July 18, 2011. [NOTE: This schedule is
NOT FIRM yet.] The Convention runs July 16-19, 2011. The Sunday
session consists of eight 50-minute presentations. Monday’s program
consists of 50 or 100-minute sessions. In addition we will offer
"Lunchtime Learning" sessions of 45 minutes or four 12 minutes talks
on Sunday and Monday, depending on number of submissions.
Talks should ideally fit one of the following topic areas:
Backbone of Informatics
o Standards
o Interoperability
Informatics in Practice
o Evidence-based veterinary medicine
o Practice workflow
o Electronic health records
o Data mining
o Websites
o Epidemiology
o Statistics
Veterinary Educational Technology
o Information technology in education
Universities
Hospitals
Clients
The Executive Board and Educational Committee of the Association of
Veterinary Informatics (AVI) requests submissions of presentation
proposals that fit into our stated description for the 2011 Talbot
Informatics Symposium. Talks can be 45, or 90 minutes long (depending
on the day of the talk). Any computer or informatics related topic
will be considered; however, preference will be given to topics
relevant to the target topics.
-- IMPORTANT --
The official AVMA Call for Speakers is already closed. We MUST have
our titles submitted soon or we may not have space allocated in what
is a very small convention center. Therefore, the deadline for
submission is
***** Tuesday, June 8, 2010 ******
We know this is really short, but we appreciate your efforts to
accommodate our timeline.
-- OTHER INFORMATION --
Submissions are invited from both inside and outside the veterinary
profession, wherever information technologies have been shown
effective in solving real problems for veterinary practitioners.
Presentations will be chosen competitively with preferences to those
aligned with the symposium's theme and/or with information the
practitioner can take back immediately to practice.
The Education Committee of AVI will review all proposals. Selected
speakers will be notified by July 15, 2010. Speakers who speak a
minimum of four Speaking Hours qualify for travel, housing, and per
diem reimbursement plus $275 per speaking hour. Speakers who speak
less than four hours do not qualify for any travel, housing or per
diem reimbursement. Instead, they are paid a “flat rate” of $625 per
speaking hour for regular programming sessions, $150 for the 45 minute
Lunchtime Learning sessions, and $50 per 12 minute "Practice Tips"
Lunchtime Learning session. To receive these quoted rates, speakers
must submit all necessary information by the posted deadlines. For
more information contact Dr. Suzanne Santamaria (email: slsantamaria
at vt.edu)
Speaker notes will be requested after selected speakers are notified.
Please submit your abstract for review electronically to Dr. Suzanne
Santamaria (email: slsantamaria at vt.edu)
PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT SPEAKER'S NOTES AT THIS TIME
After your presentation has been accepted by the AVI, notes
(electronic and paper copies) should be submitted to the AVMA (not
AVI) next spring (2011). A packet of informational material will be
distributed that details the process for submission of proceedings and
compensation.
Suitable presentations may be sponsored by the AVI for publication in
JAVMA or the Journal of Veterinary Medical Education. Please use the
proposal submission form below and e-mail all completed proposals to:
Suzanne Santamaria (email: slsantamaria at vt.edu)
PLEASE SUBMIT ONE FORM PER PRESENTATION
Please indicate the topic area of your presentation according to the
outline of suggested topics listed above:
TOPIC AREA
________________________________________________________________________
TITLE (Please be sure your title reflects your content and is
ATTRACTIVE to attendees)
________________________________________________________________________
Length of Presentation: (Check one)
Regular Programming:
Sunday session: 50 min.
Monday: 100 min. 50 min...?____________
Lunchtime learning: 45 min. or Practice Tips 12 min.
Abstract: 300 words - Use second page if necessary.
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
SPEAKER
Name
_________________________________________________________
Address
_________________________________________________________
Phone Number (____) ____-_________ FAX Number (____) ____-_________
E-mail Address _____________________________________________
A-V / Computer Needs for presentation (call or email for list of
supplied hardware):
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Other Comments / Needs:
________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
Deadline for submission is June 8, 2010.
Thanks,
Suzanne
Suzanne L. Santamaria, DVM
Veterinary Terminologist and Graduate Student in Veterinary Medical
Informatics
Veterinary Medical Informatics Laboratory
Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine
1880 Pratt Dr., Bldg XV, Room 1125 (#0493)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg, VA 24061
slsant...@vt.edu
office phone: 540-231-4427
Virginia Tech - Invent the Future
sessions on Sunday and Monday. Choices for these talks include: 1. 45
minute lecture on a hot topic, news breaking item, or regular
informatics programming; 2. 12 minute "Practice Tips" (with 4 per
hour) on "little pearls of wisdom" that you would like to share with
your peers (short-cut procedure, new process, etc.). Honorariums for
these talks will be $150 for the 45 minute seesion or $50 for each 12
minute session. I've updated the form below to reflect this additional
programming time. Please submit all talks by next Tuesday, June 8th.
Thanks,
Suzanne
CALL FOR SPEAKERS & PRESENTATION PROPOSALS
Association for Veterinary Informatics
avinformatics.org
Please forward to all interested practitioners, colleagues, faculty,
and students!
16th Annual Talbot Informatics Symposium on Computers and Veterinary
Informatics – July 2011
"Informatics – the Foundation and Future of Veterinary Medicine"
The Talbot Symposium takes place at the AVMA Annual Convention in St.
Louis, Missouri, on Sunday, July 17, 2011, and the regular Informatics
Program take places on Monday, July 18, 2011. [NOTE: This schedule is
NOT FIRM yet.] The Convention runs July 16-19, 2011. The Sunday
session consists of eight 50-minute presentations. Monday’s program
consists of 50 or 100-minute sessions. In addition we will offer
"Lunchtime Learning" sessions of 45 minutes or four 12 minutes talks
on Sunday and Monday, depending on number of submissions.
Talks should ideally fit one of the following topic areas:
Backbone of Informatics
o Standards
o Interoperability
Informatics in Practice
o Evidence-based veterinary medicine
o Practice workflow
o Electronic health records
o Data mining
o Websites
o Epidemiology
o Statistics
Veterinary Educational Technology
o Information technology in education
Universities
Hospitals
Clients
The Executive Board and Educational Committee of the Association of
Veterinary Informatics (AVI) requests submissions of presentation
proposals that fit into our stated description for the 2011 Talbot
Informatics Symposium. Talks can be 45, or 90 minutes long (depending
on the day of the talk). Any computer or informatics related topic
will be considered; however, preference will be given to topics
relevant to the target topics.
-- IMPORTANT --
The official AVMA Call for Speakers is already closed. We MUST have
our titles submitted soon or we may not have space allocated in what
is a very small convention center. Therefore, the deadline for
submission is
***** Tuesday, June 8, 2010 ******
We know this is really short, but we appreciate your efforts to
accommodate our timeline.
-- OTHER INFORMATION --
Submissions are invited from both inside and outside the veterinary
profession, wherever information technologies have been shown
effective in solving real problems for veterinary practitioners.
Presentations will be chosen competitively with preferences to those
aligned with the symposium's theme and/or with information the
practitioner can take back immediately to practice.
The Education Committee of AVI will review all proposals. Selected
speakers will be notified by July 15, 2010. Speakers who speak a
minimum of four Speaking Hours qualify for travel, housing, and per
diem reimbursement plus $275 per speaking hour. Speakers who speak
less than four hours do not qualify for any travel, housing or per
diem reimbursement. Instead, they are paid a “flat rate” of $625 per
speaking hour for regular programming sessions, $150 for the 45 minute
Lunchtime Learning sessions, and $50 per 12 minute "Practice Tips"
Lunchtime Learning session. To receive these quoted rates, speakers
must submit all necessary information by the posted deadlines. For
more information contact Dr. Suzanne Santamaria (email: slsantamaria
at vt.edu)
Speaker notes will be requested after selected speakers are notified.
Please submit your abstract for review electronically to Dr. Suzanne
Santamaria (email: slsantamaria at vt.edu)
PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT SPEAKER'S NOTES AT THIS TIME
After your presentation has been accepted by the AVI, notes
(electronic and paper copies) should be submitted to the AVMA (not
AVI) next spring (2011). A packet of informational material will be
distributed that details the process for submission of proceedings and
compensation.
Suitable presentations may be sponsored by the AVI for publication in
JAVMA or the Journal of Veterinary Medical Education. Please use the
proposal submission form below and e-mail all completed proposals to:
Suzanne Santamaria (email: slsantamaria at vt.edu)
PLEASE SUBMIT ONE FORM PER PRESENTATION
Please indicate the topic area of your presentation according to the
outline of suggested topics listed above:
TOPIC AREA
________________________________________________________________________
TITLE (Please be sure your title reflects your content and is
ATTRACTIVE to attendees)
________________________________________________________________________
Length of Presentation: (Check one)
Regular Programming:
Sunday session: 50 min.
Monday: 100 min. 50 min...?____________
Lunchtime learning: 45 min. or Practice Tips 12 min.
Abstract: 300 words - Use second page if necessary.
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
SPEAKER
Name
_________________________________________________________
Address
_________________________________________________________
Phone Number (____) ____-_________ FAX Number (____) ____-_________
E-mail Address _____________________________________________
A-V / Computer Needs for presentation (call or email for list of
supplied hardware):
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
Other Comments / Needs:
________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________
Deadline for submission is June 8, 2010.
Thanks,
Suzanne
Suzanne L. Santamaria, DVM
Veterinary Terminologist and Graduate Student in Veterinary Medical
Informatics
Veterinary Medical Informatics Laboratory
Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine
1880 Pratt Dr., Bldg XV, Room 1125 (#0493)
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Blacksburg, VA 24061
slsant...@vt.edu
office phone: 540-231-4427
Virginia Tech - Invent the Future
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