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Sunday Workshops
Basic Science Workshop
Suggested Attendees: Participants to have a basic knowledge of animal modeling and/or research.
ADS-NIDUS Grant Writing Workshop
Sunday June 29, 2025; 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
The ADS-NIDUS Grant Writing Workshop aims to enhance the skills of delirium researchers at all career stages as they prepare proposals for federal, foundational, or other funding opportunities. The four-hour workshop, led by experienced delirium researchers, will incorporate a mix of short instructional lectures and mentored small group discussions. The focus will be primarily on the critical elements necessary to develop a strong aims page and ensure its alignment with the overall research proposal. Prior to the workshop, attendees will be required to submit a draft of their aims page, which will serve as an educational template throughout the session. The workshop agenda and faculty can be found here.
Foundations of Delirium Assessment and Management
Suggested Attendees: Early learners and caregivers yearning to bolster their current understanding and clinical assessment skills or educators searching for opportunities to enhance resources for learners.
Rising to the Next Level – Optimizing Interdisciplinary Delirium Care
Suggested Attendees: Learners, clinicians, educators with a solid foundation in delirium assessment wanting to advance their understanding of delirium assessment and management.
Interested in reading more? Click here for session descriptions!
Call for Research Abstracts
We are delighted to invite submissions for the Call for Abstracts for the research snapshot sessions. This is a unique opportunity to present your work and share insights with fellow professionals in the field. The thematic research snapshot sessions (Sunday, June 29) are designed to facilitate the exchange of innovative ideas and the latest findings in delirium research and practice. These brief, dynamic presentations will allow attendees to showcase their work and engage in meaningful discussions with peers.
The submission window for the 2025 conference has closed.
Junior Investigator Awards
The American Delirium Society is proud to present two ADS Borten Family Foundation Junior Investigator Awards and one ADS Junior Investigator Award. Click here to learn more!
Interested candidates should indicate so when submitting abstract proposals, and a request to submit a curriculum vitae and brief statement of accomplishments and research goals (one page or less) will be extended at a later date.