Best Poster Award
ELIGIBILITY FOR THE 'BEST POSTER AWARD' – 1 Winner
Abstracts to be considered for the Best poster Award include:
- Abstract
- Title
- Author(s) Surname, Initial. Organisational Affiliation.
- Introduction and background
- Aims/objectives
- Project Description
- Outcomes/significance/policy and practice change
- Implications for mental health nursing
- Identify 2-3 learning objectives significant to paper/poster/workshop
All posters are assessed against the following criteria:
- Contribution to mental health knowledge is demonstrated
- Contribution to mental health practice is demonstrated
- Visually appealing, legible font and not too crowded
- Content is clear & concise & original
- Relevance to mental health nursing and implications for mental health practice is shown
Previous Winners
2014 winner
John Riley
The Wik Warriors Story
2015 Winner
Maria Fitzgerald
2016 winner
A tie between -
Josephien Rio
The enactment of accountability be mental health nurses
Anita Cregan
Students intention to work in mental health: analysing their motivations
2017 winner
Glynis Thorp
Royal Flying Doctor Service Southeast Section Mental Health Service
2018 winner
Christine Palmer
A biomedical view dismisses the human experience of trauma
2019 winner
Renee Hall
The role of the mental health facilitator in student learning