Eligibility
: All full / life members of APSI
Submission
of papers : The paper should be of high standard and should
have originality. It should be relevant to the Indian context.
If experience of a long series of cases is being presented,
it is preferable to include a statistical analysis also. New
ideas and innovation /new achievements and feats can be presented.
Modification of techniques, highlighting cost-effectiveness
and superiority of results, development of newer instruments
etc.
The papers
to be presented in “Peet Prize Session” should be
marked on the envelope. Each participant should send 4 copies
of the full text of the paper alongwith photographs and illustrations
etc. to Secretary, APSI. The last date for sending the paper
is 31st May for the year. The author also needs to submit an
undertaking that the same work has not been published earlier.
Acceptance
: The final acceptance of the paper will be communicated to
the participants by 30th July of the year, by Secretary, APSI.
The screening committee for such acceptance will consist of
: Dr. Mukund Reddy, Dr. A.K. Singh and Dr. P.S. Bhandari for
the years 2003-2005. Secretary APSI will also inform the Organising
Secretary of APSICON for that year about the acceptance of such
papers. Authors who still wish to present their papers in APSICON
for the year if their papers are not accepted for the Peet Prize
Session will have to themselves submit the same to the organising
secretary of the conference.
Time of
Presentation : Ten minutes will be allowed for presentation,
to be followed by 3 minutes discussion. Anybody from the audience
is free to ask questions on the presentation.
Judges :
Dr. B.M. Daver, Dr. Suresh Gupta and Dr. James Pandian will
be Judges for the years 2003-2005. However, if they are not
attending APSICON that year other senior persons may be appointed
as judges.
The judges
will mark the individual participant’s performance by
allocating marks to them for presentation, content, quality
of slides, clinical importance of work, acquisition of technical
skills and overall performance. Assessment sheets will be handed
over to the Secretary, APSI immediately after the end of the
Peet Prize Session.
It stands
confirmed that Peet Prize is for oral presentation, and even
if there is a single paper approved by the selection committee,
it would not qualify for an award till the paper is presented
and adjudged to be award winning by the Judges.
