Abstract Submission Form

• SECTION 1. ABSTRACT INFORMATION
• SECTION 2. AUTHORS
• SECTION 3. CORRESPONDING AUTHOR
• SECTION 4. ABSTRACT
• SECTION 5. TOPIC TRACK
• SECTION 6. AGREEMENT & SIGNATURE

SECTION 1. ABSTRACT INFORMATION

Thank you for submitting an abstract to the Alzheimer's Education Seminar. All accepted abstracts will be presented as posters. Abstracts are accepted for research findings, clinical case studies, community programs, caregiver interventions, and other work advancing Alzheimer's care and education.

Abstract length: 100–150 words maximum. Complete all sections, sign at the end, and submit by the deadline above.

Title of Abstract *

SECTION 2. AUTHORS

List authors in order of contribution. If you have more than three authors, attach an additional sheet.The text will appear here

First Author

Full Name *

Credentials (e.g., MD, RN, PhD)

Institutional Affiliation *

Second Author

Full Name

Credentials (e.g., MD, RN, PhD)

Institutional Affiliation

Third Author

Full Name

Credentials (e.g., MD, RN, PhD)

Institutional Affiliation

SECTION 3. CORRESPONDING AUTHOR

The corresponding author will receive all communications and is responsible for sharing them with co-authors. May be any of the three authors above.The text will appear here

Corresponding Author Name *

Email Address *

Phone Number *

Address *

City *

State *

Zip code *

Brief Bio of Corresponding Author *

100–150 words. Used in event program materials if accepted.

SECTION 4. ABSTRACT

Abstract *

100–150 words maximum. Summarize the background, what was done, what was found, and why it matters.

Keywords

List 3–5 keywords for indexing (e.g., caregiver burden, mild cognitive impairment, racial disparities, faith community).

Funding / Disclosures

Identify all funding sources for this work, plus any financial, professional, or organizational relationships that could be perceived as influencing the work. Write "None" if not applicable.

SECTION 5. TOPIC TRACK

Topics

Early signs, diagnosis, and the diagnostic process

Stages of Alzheimer's and dementia progression

Caregiver support, self-care, and burnout prevention

Brain health, prevention, and lifestyle factors

Research and treatment updates (medication, clinical trials)

Cultural and community considerations in Black, Hispanic, and underserved communities

Faith community response to dementia

Legal, financial, and advance care planning

Behavioral and psychological symptoms (BPSD) and communication strategies

Long-term care, in-home care, and care transitions

End-of-life care, hospice, and grief

Community resources, referrals, and navigating the system

Other (specify below)

Check the one or two topic areas that best fit your abstract. Helps the review committee assign appropriate reviewers.

Other

SECTION 6. AGREEMENT & SIGNATURE

Agreement

All information in this submission is accurate to the best of our knowledge.

All listed authors have reviewed and approved this abstract.

If accepted, we agree to present this work as a poster at the event.

We grant the event organizers permission to photograph and/or record the poster session for educational and promotional use.

We agree to share the poster file with organizers in advance and for distribution to attendees.

All financial relationships and funding sources have been disclosed in Section 4.

We understand that submission does not guarantee acceptance, and final selections are at the discretion of the review committee.

By signing below, the corresponding author confirms on behalf of all listed authors that:

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