Research · Education · Clinical Advancement

Call for Abstracts 2026

Share your work with an interdisciplinary international audience across Medical, Dental and Allied Health Sciences.

WHAT CAN YOU SUBMIT?

Research in More Than One Form

Includes clinical trials, observational research, public health audits, and innovative medical education projects.

Systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and comprehensive literature evaluations across health disciplines.

Detailed clinical case series, novel diagnostic findings, and quality improvement initiative summaries.

RECAP welcomes different forms of scientific, clinical, educational and healthcare research.

Clinical Audits

Evaluation of current clinical practice against established standards.

Quality Improvement Projects

Projects designed to improve healthcare processes, outcomes or patient experience.

Medical Education Research

Research related to teaching, learning, assessment or training in healthcare.

Public Health Research

Research involving populations, prevention, epidemiology, policy or community health.

Healthcare Innovation

New approaches, technologies, workflows or ideas designed to improve healthcare delivery.

Original Research

Primary research involving original data, observations or experimental findings.

Systematic Reviews

Structured reviews addressing a focused research question using defined methods.

Meta-Analyses

Quantitative synthesis of evidence from multiple studies.

Case Reports

Clinically significant, rare or educational individual cases.

Case Series

A collection of related clinical cases presenting a relevant pattern or learning point.

01 — Background

What problem, gap or clinical question led to the study?

02 — Aim / Objective

What did you intend to investigate, evaluate or understand?

03 — Methods

How was the study conducted?

Briefly mention the study design, participants or data source, methodology and analysis where relevant.

04 — Results

What were the key findings?

Include actual results or observations wherever available.

05 — Conclusion

What do the findings mean, and why are they relevant?

What should yours abstract include ??

ABSTRACT FORMAT

Keep It Clear. Keep It Scientific.

Language
English

Word Limit
[FINAL WORD LIMIT TO BE CONFIRMED]

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Maximum 300 words

Keywords
3–5 keywords

Include:

  • Abstract Title

  • Presenting Author

  • Co-authors

  • Department

  • Institution / Affiliation

  • Country

  • Corresponding Author Email

  • Research Category

  • Specialty

Do not upload a PowerPoint or poster at this stage.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Before You Submit

  • The abstract should be scientifically accurate and clearly written.

  • Submitted work should fall within a relevant healthcare, medical, dental or allied health field.

  • Clearly identify the presenting author.

  • Results should contain actual findings where applicable.

  • Avoid excessive abbreviations and unnecessary technical language.

  • Do not include patient-identifiable information.

  • Appropriate ethics approval and/or patient consent should be obtained where applicable.

  • Relevant funding and conflicts of interest should be disclosed.

  • Proofread all author names, affiliations and contact information before submission.

  • One abstract should communicate one primary research story.

  • Do not submit presentation slides or poster artwork with the initial abstract.

Originality

The submitting author is responsible for ensuring that the abstract accurately represents the work and complies with relevant academic and ethical requirements.

HOW SELECTION WORKS

From Abstract to RECAP

01 — SUBMIT

15–25 August 2026

Send your abstract and author information.

02 — REVIEW

The RECAP Scientific Committee reviews submissions for:

  • Scientific quality

  • Clarity

  • Relevance

  • Originality

  • Methodology

  • Overall suitability for the conference

03 — SELECTION

Authors of selected abstracts will receive an acceptance notification.

Accepted work may be allocated to:

ORAL PRESENTATION

or

POSTER PRESENTATION

You may indicate your preferred presentation format during submission, but the final allocation will be determined by the Scientific Committee.

04 — PREPARE

Accepted presenters receive the relevant presentation guidelines.

Only after acceptance will you need to prepare your PowerPoint presentation or digital poster.

05 — PRESENT

Present your work during:

RECAP 2026
5–7 September 2026
Virtual International Conference