Submit tip/trick basic details online prior to Saturday, November 30 at 11:59 PM ET.  Submissions must be 250 words or fewer.

Multiple submissions per individual/institution are encouraged.  Author(s) should provide a brief description of how the tip/trick was developed, the ways in which it can be implemented, potential drawbacks or reasons for caution, and the relevance to the audience.  

Submitting a video tip/trick does not necessarily represent a commitment to attend the 2020 Chest Wall Injury Summit (although strongly encouraged).  Timely submission of materials as requested is required if accepted.

Videos will be playing on a large television screen in the conference area - and identified by the author(s).  Tips/tricks will run on a continuous loop and participants will be invited to review throughout the Summit.  Participants will be encouraged to follow up with author(s) as interested - either on-site or following the Summit (contact information will be provided at the end of the videos).

Videos may be disqualified after submission if they are low-quality or if visual captured are not beneficial in explaining the tip/trick intended.

Submission review will be performed by the CWIS Education Committee, and will begin immediately after the deadline.  All submissions will be blinded for review and ranking.  

Applicants will receive email notification on or before Tuesday, December 31 regarding abstract acceptance for presentation at the 2020 Chest Wall Injury Summit.  Videos will be due on April 1.  This is a firm deadline.  (In fact, early submission will be encouraged and appreciated!)

If you have any questions, please email SarahAnn Whitbeck at sarahann@cwisociety.org.