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Abstract Submission

Call for Abstracts

Research Session

Have you got a research, QI or audit project to showcase?

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We are inviting submissions from across the North West for NWU27, with opportunities for both poster and oral podium presentations. Whether your project is complete, ongoing or just getting started, we want to hear about it. This is an opportunity to showcase your work, receive feedback from colleagues across the region and explore how you can take your project forwards. The best submissions will be eligible for a £500 prize!

Showcase a Nurse/AHP-Led Urology Service or Project

This year, alongside our main scientific abstract submissions and oral presentations, we are introducing a new session: ‘Showcase a Nurse/AHP-Led Urology Service or Project’. The session is open to nurses, specialist nurses, SFAs and AHPs working within urology across the North West.

 

Have you developed a new service, introduced an innovative project, or helped improve an established pathway? We want to hear about it. Whether your service has been running for years or has only recently been established, we are keen to showcase the work taking place across the region. The best submissions will be selected for a short oral presentation, with the best presentation awarded a £500 prize. Submissions can take a variety of formats, including service audits, evaluations, descriptions of service development, innovations, or the challenges and barriers encountered along the way.

Submission Guidelines
I. Abstracts should be submitted in English and must be a maximum of 250 words total. Titles must be a maximum of 75 words.
II. Do not include author names, hospital, or institution anywhere in the Introduction/Methods/Results/Conclusion text.
III. Judges have been advised to mark 0 to any abstract file in which the author or institution is identifiable.
IV. Named authors will be limited to a maximum of 10. If you have more than 10 authors, the 11th author entry should be named et al.
V. In general, references should not be cited but, if they are deemed essential to the abstract, they should be in the form (Smith et al. BJUI 1999; 75: 100-1) within the text.
VI. The abstract should be in 4 sections - 1. Introduction 2. Methods 3. Results 4. Conclusion(s).
VII. No more than 2 abstract submissions per first author.
VIII. The submitted work must be undertaken within the Northwest.
IX. By submitting an abstract, you consent to it being archived within the Northwest Urology research database for record-keeping and future reference purposes.

Abstract Submission

Read the submission terms and submit your abstract to the sessions below!

Submission deadline: 17:00 31 October 2026

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