Submission

How to submit an abstract

To submit and abstract you need a user account in the platform.

To create a new account, you should enter the congress website and LOGIN in the upper right corner.

1. Select the option: "Create new account" and fill all the available fields with your personal data. A confirmation email will be sent to you to activate your new account - check your inbox and if you haven't received any email, please check the Junk, Garbage and SPAM box.
2. Click on the link that was sent to you in that email to confirm your account.
3. From this moment forward you can LOGIN using your data: email + password that was defined by you.

Note: Before submitting your abstract, carefully read the submission rules and also consult the available subject areas and sections

To submit your work:

1. Enter your personal area of the website through the LOGIN with your email and password.
2. On the left side menu select ABSTRACTS - and next the sub-menu Abstracts.
3. Choose the option "add abstract" and fill in all of the fields required.

You can participate in three abstract maximum. But you can only submit as first author two abstracts (i.e. two abstract as individual author or even an abstract as individual author and another as first author with several co-authors. Or two abstract as first author of a collective work).

Abstract Submission Guidelines

- Format: Poster or Oral Presentation

- Number of Submissions: Define the number of submissions each author can make, considering the registration. Proposal – 2 as the first author;

- Submission Languages: English / Portuguese; Spanish / Portuguese;

- Word Limit – Abstract: 300 words;

- Structure: Title, Introduction, Objectives, Materials and Methods, Results, and Conclusion. Include 3 to 5 keywords, and authors' names must be listed with their respective affiliations, highlighting the presenting author in bold.

All submitted abstracts will undergo anonymous review by scientific reviewers and must not contain any references that allow identification.

Congress Thematic Areas

To structure a broad and integrated reflection, the congress will be organized around six major thematic axes:

- Environment, Education, and Culture – The impact of environmental sustainability, cultural initiatives, and lifelong education access.

- Social Participation, Citizenship, and Governance – The importance of including older adults in society, political life, and decision-making, promoting active aging and full citizenship.

- Prevention and Management of Chronic Diseases and Long-Term Care – Strategies for healthy aging, challenges of multimorbidity, home care, palliative care models, and innovative health policies.

- Vulnerabilities and Inequalities in Aging – The impact of poverty, social isolation, ageism, gender differences, violence, difficulties in accessing care, and challenges faced by caregivers.

- Emerging Technologies and Digital Transformation – The role of technological innovation in digital inclusion, telemedicine, social networks, and the development of assistive solutions for older adults.

- Economic Sustainability and Aging Models – Pension reforms, the impact of aging on the economy, the longevity economy, new housing models, and the recognition of the care economy.