Abstract Poster Display Information

Poster Display and Specifications

Poster boards can be found in the gallery of the venue. This year, all poster walk about sessions will be held on Friday 25th September 1635 -1720. Please ensure you are beside your poster during this time.

  • All posters should be sized at maximum A0 portrait.
  • The maximum available area for your poster size is 85cm wide x 175cm high.
  • Velcro to attach your poster to the poster boards will be available at the conference (please do not use drawing pins).

Virtual Display and Publication

Along with this physical poster, you are also welcome to submit a virtual poster (PDF format) for display to maximise opportunities for you to share your work and experience. Authors typically simply send us a PDF of the poster they have printed for upload to the conference virtual poster hall.

The deadline to submit your virtual poster is 7th September to enable to poster judges to have the opportunity to review prior to conference. Please ensure you have your Abstract ID to hand for your submission.

Submit your virtual poster now

Abstracts will also be listed on our website and those which have not been published elsewhere will be published in the PCRS membership publication Primary Care Respiratory Update.

Poster Awards

This year, there will be three poster awards judged prior to conference from virtual poster submissions.:

  • The ‘best original research poster' (judged on impact and clarity of poster).
  • The best poster in the ‘best practice / service development’ category (judged on impact and clarity of poster).
  • The most patient-centred poster as judged by the PCRS patient reference group.

The use of AI 

It is fine to use AI for poster design and there no need to specifically declare its use on the poster.

However, it must be fully declared if AI has been used for any of the interpretation or analysis of the research findings, and any photos generated using AI should be credited as such underneath (e.g. Photo created for illustrative purposes using AI)

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PCRS Respiratory Conference

The UK's leading respiratory conference for clinicians working primary, community and integrated care comes to Telford in September.

Research

PCRS offers a great learning environment and network for the exchange of thinking between clinicians and researchers.

Venue

📍 Telford International Centre is a contemporary purpose-built conference and exhibition centre in Shropshire.

Conference Sponsors

Thank you to this year's conference sponsors

AstraZeneca UK Limited
Chiesi Limited

The conference has been instigated and organised by PCRS. We are grateful to our sponsors and exhibitors, including pharmaceutical companies, who have contributed funding towards the event in return for exhibition space, sponsored symposia and/or other marketing opportunities. Neither sponsors nor exhibitors have had any input into the agenda or the selection of speakers with the exception of sponsored satellite symposia which are clearly indicated. The conference social programme - dinner and drinks - is not covered by sponsorship or exhibition fees. View the full list of conference exhibitors and corporate sponsors.