2027 Call For Posters
Share Your Work!
Pathways4Kids is now accepting additional poster abstract submissions for the 2027 Pathways4Kids Conference, taking place February 8–10, 2027 at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. If you have a project, initiative, quality improvement effort, implementation experience, or research related to pediatric clinical pathways or standardized care, we want to see it.
Additional poster abstract submission deadline: October 30, 2026
Poster Presentations
Accepted abstracts from this additional call will be considered for poster presentation only. Poster sessions are designed to create opportunities for conversation, collaboration, and sharing practical ideas across institutions. Presenters should plan to be available at their poster during their assigned session to discuss their work and answer questions. At least one presenter from each accepted poster must register for and attend the conference.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
What areas of focus are we looking for?
We welcome poster submissions highlighting work related to pediatric clinical pathways and standardized care, including:
| Area of Focus | Examples |
|---|---|
| Clinical Implementation | Pathway implementation, change management, rollout strategies |
| Human Factors & Workflow | Usability, clinician experience, workflow design, decision support |
| Data, Measurement & Outcomes | Metrics, dashboards, benchmarking, patient outcomes, evaluation |
| Evidence Translation | Guideline development, literature review, adapting evidence into clinical pathways |
| Technology & Artificial Intelligence | AI, LLMs, clinical decision support, Epic, AgileMD, automation, informatics |
| Provider Engagement & Education | Education, adoption, champions, communication, culture |
| Health Equity & Population Health | Reducing disparities, equitable care delivery, access to care, language and cultural considerations, underserved populations |
| Innovation & Emerging Practices | Novel models of care, pilot programs, interdisciplinary collaboration, new technologies, creative solutions, process redesign |
What if my project is not complete yet?
Data does not need to be fully complete at the time of submission. Quality improvement projects, implementation work, pathway development, operational initiatives, educational efforts, and projects with preliminary results are all welcome.