27th IACAPAP Congress 2026 | 1- 4 July 2026 | CCH Hamburg
Awards
IACAPAP Congress 2026Submission Awards

Best Poster & Best Oral Presentation Awards

The IACAPAP 2026 Best Oral Presentation Awards and Best Poster Awards recognize outstanding contributions to the scientific programme. Of all eligible submissions, three best Poster and three best Oral Presentation will be selected and rewarded.

 

How the Evaluation Works

The final score is based on three components:

  • Reviewing score: All abstracts have undergone the formal reviewing process. The score achieved is part of the overall evaluation.
  • Session winner selection (Chairperson score): For each session, the Chairperson selects one session winner and assigns a score from 1 to 5. Only session winners remain eligible for the Best Oral Presentation and Best Poster Awards.
  • Popular vote by congress participants through the congress app: Participants can rate posters and oral presentations on a 1–5 scale in the congress app. Each abstract can only be rated once and at least 5 scores are necessary for the popular vote to count toward the overall rating.

 

How Winners are Determined

The three scores are weighed equally and averaged into a single final score. If a session-winning abstract receives fewer than five participant votes, the participant vote score is excluded and the final score is calculated as the average of the other two components. The three highest-ranked, session-winning posters and the three highest-ranked, session-winning oral presentations will receive the Best Oral Presentation & Best Poster Awards. The Scientific Committee reserves the right to make the final selection.

 

So, who won?

After counting the votes, reviewing the rating sheets, and conducting a thorough evaluation, we can now announce our 6 winners:

OP-06-003 "Real-time Parent-Child Dynamics of Irritability: Ecological Momentary Assessment to Inform Family-Focused Intervention" by Reut Naim

OP-18-001 "When trauma context matters: Differential associations of IPV-related vs non-IPV-related maternal PTSS with reflective functioning and child abuse potential, with preliminary moderation evidence" by Ryan Murray

OP-01-005 "Designing scalable digital training for CAMHS professionals: a feasibility and early implementation evaluation of ACAMH Learn" by Cornelius Ani

 

P-03-010 "Enhancing Trauma-Informed, Child- and Family-Centered Psychosocial Support in Disaster Response: A Training-Based Model from Türkiye" by Guler Yalcin

P-05-002 "Clinical and cerebral correlates of cholesterol-metabolism biomarkers in Autism Spectrum Disorder" by Pierre Augé

P-25-001 "Respond to increasing child and adolescent mental health needs in Europe: a comprehensive review of existing epidemiological data and best practices in collaboration with UNICEF" by Eleonora Doz