Abstract Submission
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Researchers, academics, healthcare professionals, paramedics, educators, and students are invited to submit abstracts for consideration at the First National Paramedic Conference (FNPC 2026), to be held on 4–5 November 2026 at Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST).
The conference welcomes original research, scientific studies, educational initiatives, quality improvement projects, innovative practices, case-based work, and other scholarly contributions directly related to paramedicine and emergency care.
The conference covers a broad range of topics within the field of paramedicine and emergency medical services, including emergency care, critical care, trauma, resuscitation, toxicology, disaster and crisis management, and other areas relevant to paramedic and emergency care practice.
IMPORTANT DATES
Abstract Submission Deadline: 1 October 2026
Notification of Abstract Acceptance: 7 October 2026
Registration Deadline: 12 October 2026
Submissions received after the deadline may be considered at the discretion of the Scientific Committee and subject to availability.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Please submit your abstract through the official FNPC 2026 Abstract Submission Form or scan the QR code above.
All abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee. The Committee reserves the right to determine whether an accepted abstract will be presented as an oral or poster presentation, and its decision will be final.
The Scientific Committee also reserves the right to edit accepted abstracts for grammar, clarity, and formatting without altering the scientific content.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
Language
All abstracts must be submitted in English through the official online submission form.
Abstract Structure
The abstract should be structured according to the nature of the submitted work. For research studies, authors are encouraged to include the following sections:
Other types of submissions may use an appropriate structure relevant to their content.
General Requirements
The abstract title must be brief, concise, and written in CAPITAL LETTERS.
Title limit: Maximum 20 words.
Authors' names should be entered exactly as they wish them to appear in the conference program.
Affiliations and institutions should be provided for all authors.
Abstract text: Maximum 350 words.
A maximum of 3 keywords may be submitted with each abstract.
Keywords should not be included within the abstract text.
References should not be included in the abstract.
Abbreviations should be spelled out at their first appearance in the abstract, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses.
Abstracts should present clear and relevant scientific, clinical, educational, professional, or innovative content directly related to paramedicine, emergency medical services, and emergency care.
Submitted abstracts should represent original work and should not contain previously published material unless appropriately indicated.
Abstracts should be relevant to the scope of paramedic and emergency care practice.
Suggested Areas of Interest
Abstracts may address, but are not limited to:
Paramedicine and Emergency Medical Services
Emergency Care
Critical Care
Trauma and Injury Management
Resuscitation and Cardiac Arrest
Airway Management and Respiratory Emergencies
Cardiovascular Emergencies
Medical Emergencies
Toxicology and Poisoning
Pediatric and Geriatric Emergencies
Disaster and Crisis Management
Mass Casualty Incidents
Prehospital Care and Emergency Response
Patient Assessment and Clinical Decision-Making
Paramedic Clinical Competencies and Professional Practice
Paramedic Education and Training
Patient Safety and Quality Improvement in Emergency Care
Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Emergency Care
Artificial Intelligence and Technology in Paramedicine
Innovation in Emergency Medical Services
Environmental Emergencies
Occupational Emergencies
Public Health Emergencies and Emergency Preparedness
Paramedic Well-being and Workforce Development
Other topics directly related to paramedicine, emergency medical services, and emergency care
PRESENTATION TYPE
Oral Presentation
Authors whose abstracts are accepted for oral presentation will be contacted by the conference secretariat with further information regarding presentation format, duration, and technical requirements.
Poster Presentation
Poster presenters will be responsible for preparing and printing their posters according to the conference specifications and for mounting and removing their posters at the designated locations.
Posters should remain on display throughout the designated conference period.
POSTER PRESENTATION GUIDELINES
Poster size: 84 cm × 110 cm
Orientation: Portrait
The poster should present information clearly and concisely using brief text, tables, photographs, charts, graphs, diagrams, or other appropriate visual materials.
Clear headings and labels should be used for each section.
The text should be sufficiently large and clear for comfortable reading from approximately 1.5 meters.
The poster title should be displayed prominently at the top.
The title should include the authors' names and institutional affiliations.
Authors are responsible for preparing the final poster in a format suitable for easy mounting.
Mounting materials will be provided at the conference venue.
