ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS
Abstract submissions close Friday 6 June 2025.
The Program Committee invites you to participate in COSA-IPOS 2025 by submitting a Research or Clinical Abstract for the below presentation types (you can select more than one).
Oral Presentation
Poster Presentation
Rapid Fire Oral Presentation
Delegate Designed Symposium Summary*
Individual Abstract within a Delegate Designed Symposium*
Delegates are welcome to submit multiple abstracts (for the same or different abstract categories); however, each abstract must be submitted separately. Please be sure to review all of the information and instructions regarding abstract submission prior to completing the online portal. In preparing to make your submission, please ensure that you have read the abstract guidelines below.
* Please refer to the Delegate Designed Symposia information below.
Abstract Categories
Equity, diversity and inclusion in cancer care and research
Cancer care across the life span
Sociodemographic, culture, and sex/gender issues in cancer
Digital health
Implementation science, knowledge translation and synthesis
Survivorship
Palliative and end-of-life care
Prevention
Innovation in psychosocial oncology interventions
Cancer treatment-related symptom and toxicity management
Psychosocial care in LMICs
Other Value-based and person-centred cancer care
Best of the Best Basic and Translational Research
Best of the Best Clinical Research
Best of the Best Education
Best of the Best Epidemiology
Best of the Best Health Services
Best of the Best Supportive Care
Best of the Best Service Provision
Trials in Progress (poster only)
Delegate-Designed Symposia Applications
The conference will consider delegate-designed symposia for the program. Each successful symposia will be allocated a 90 minute concurrent session in the program.
To make a submission, you will need to complete a synopsis of your symposia using the online abstract system – a ‘Delegate Designed Symposium Summary’. As the wording in the abstract submission process is designed for traditional abstracts, please read the following guidelines carefully to ensure your proposal will be considered.
Delegate-Designed Symposia Applications close Friday 6 June 2025.
FAQ
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A PowerPoint template will be available for all oral presenters to utilise for their slide deck. The template will be made available once abstract acceptances are sent.
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There is no template or structure posters need to adhere to other than being portrait orientation and no larger than 1m wide x 1.2m high. Posters presenters will be supplied velcro to adhere their poster to their relevant poster panel onsite at the Conference. Posters are only able to be presented as a physical poster displayed in-person onsite at the Conference.
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Yes, submitters can edit their submission (including Title, Content, Authors or Presenting Author) after they have submitted it, up until the submission deadline.
Submitters can do this through their online registration dashboard. Click on the Abstracts tab and then on the “View submission" button to edit the abstract.
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COSA and IPOS consider 'encore' submissions and trials in progress for poster presentation only (not oral presentations).
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Notification of program decisions will come from the conference secretariat shortly after the expiry of deadlines and the working program will then be posted to the website. Decisions will also appeared on the submitter’s own ‘dashboard’.
Abstract notifications will be sent before the earlybird registration deadline.
The notification will include specific presentation instructions.
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In the lead up to the conference, the final program will be published on this website, be accessible to delegates on the conference app and will be available publicly via Wiley Online.
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Ensure you are using one of the following browsers: INTERNET EXPLORER (ver 11 or newer) MOZILLA FIREFOX (ver 44 or newer) SAFARI (ver 5 or newer).
Alert for Mac Users, if you are having trouble submitting your abstract/synopsis, try submitting from a PC. If you are still having trouble, please contact the conference secretariat.
Ensure your abstract text is less than 300 words – it will not allow you to paste larger submissions. The word count does NOT include your title, authoring or cited references.
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Clinical Abstracts: Clinical content can include development of innovative programs, interventions or service delivery models of care.
Research Abstracts: Research content must refer to work that relies on scientific methods or theory development. This can include protocols, literature reviews and studies.