This is your opportunity to share your results with pharmacy colleagues from around Georgia at the 2021 GSHP Spring Poster Session (Virtual) on Tuesday, April 27, 2021. Posters highlighting innovative services, evaluations, and pharmacy practice model change initiatives are especially encouraged. Encore presentations from national meetings (ASHP, ACCP, etc.) are accepted. Presenting a peer-reviewed poster is an ideal professional development activity for preceptors, both seasoned and new practitioners, residents and students. The primary (first) poster presenter must be a GSHP member and results must be included on abstract to be accepted. Research-in-progress abstracts with background and methods only will not be accepted.  Pharmacy students and residents are especially encouraged to participate. Due to the virtual nature of this event, we will only be accepting submissions from students and residents in 2021.

The GSHP Education Committee will be evaluating ALL abstracts submitted for recognition and designation as "Outstanding GSHP Poster". The top 5 student and top 5 resident submissions will be asked to present at the live poster session. There will be two categories recognized: 1) Best Pharmacy Student Poster; 2) Best Pharmacy Resident Poster; based on the credentials of the primary (first) author. One student and one resident poster will each win an award based on the highest combined abstract and poster scores. Winners will each receive a plaque and a cash prize.

The deadline for submission of abstracts is at 5pm on Friday, March 26, 2021. Submit your poster abstract using the following link: https://forms.gle/kUR8svTL3dnQSi6p8. For questions, contact Meredith Lopez, GSHP Poster Session Coordinator, at merlopez@augusta.edu.

Each abstract submission must be submitted using the above link and contain the following:

• Author information (include full name, professional credentials and institutional affiliation (i.e., health care organization or college name), and email address for corresponding author/presenter)
• Brief descriptive title (use title case)
• Abstract body
• • Purpose (max 100 words)
  • Methods (max 225 words)
  • Results (max 200 words)
  • Conclusions (max 100 words)
• Do not include tables, graphs, or illustrations in abstract.  Spell out all pharmaceutical acronyms.
• Specify a submission type (student vs resident), which should be based on primary author’s credentials
• Specify a primary submission category