Call for Abstracts
Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to showcase your expertise and make a lasting impact at ADRP’s 2024 Annual Conference!
Every year, presenters from all over the world gather to share their expertise, discuss innovative technologies, and explore the latest issues in the blood community. With a wide range of session formats available, including Abstract Lectures (60 minutes), Quick Hit Topics (25 minutes), and new this year, Posters, this is your chance to shine and contribute to the advancement of the donor recruitment, collections, marketing/communications, and operations fields.
We strongly encourage all potential speakers to submit their most impactful topics, supported by solid data and impressive results. We value your insights and want to ensure that our conference attendees benefit from the most cutting-edge and informative discussions.
The submission period for abstracts is now open, giving you a chance to secure your place as a speaker at ADRP's 2024 Annual Conference. Submit your abstract today!
More information
Abstracts should ideally include data and research findings, case studies, practical pilots, and innovative policy and practices. Desired topics include:
- Effectively working with employees from multiple generations
- Collaboration between blood center departments for best outcomes
- Staff retention and satisfaction
- Leadership development
- Social media applications in blood centers/TikTok use/social interaction
- Donor recruitment, engagement and retention
- Collections technical and operational topics
- Social sciences and donor behaviors
- AI
- Cellular therapies
Please include supporting data and current or expected results with your submission.
Deadline: December 30, 2023
Speaker Benefits
Registration discount on Annual Conference registration (limit one presenter/speaker per session)
Examples of Successful Speaker Submissions
Great submissions should have a target audience, clear explanation of what the session will cover, and learning objectives for the attendees. Check out these examples of sessions that were presented at the most recent Annual Conference.
