Instructional Course Guidelines

Instructional courses may be proposed for a 60 min time block, allowing presenters the opportunity to discuss and present a topic in depth. There is a mandatory period of 10 minutes for questions and discussion, and more time may be allotted.
Courses should be either instructional in nature, offering in-depth training or knowledge translation on a particular topic; or informative, providing detailed coverage of an area of research, methodology, procedure or clinical practice. Instructional courses typically average about 3-4 presenters.
The proposal should include a course title and detailed course outline, course director/lead presenter and all presenters with credentials, affiliations and written agreement to collaborate in the Course.
There must be multiple presenters identified. All presenters must furnish necessary disclosure information concerning potential conflicts of interest and must agree to have the course audio or video-recorded for future re-broadcast.
All presentations must be submitted for review prior to the congress.
The Scientific Committee reserves the right accept or reject the presentations or to offer alternative to be presented elsewhere based on submissions.