Below are some resources that will provide you more information about the product, as well as the abtract or manuscript submission and peer review process in general. If you have any further questions, or would like more information, please don't hesitate to email us at info@vsreview.com.

The following VS Review™ product information is available for download. (Note: all PDF files require Adobe Acrobat reader to view).

• VS Review™ Product Overview Brochure
• NEW: White Paper: "Maximizing Conference Impact with Advanced Abstract Management Solutions"
• NEW: Special Report: "The Rapid Decline in Conference Attendance: Why It’s Happening and How a High Quality Agenda Can Help"
• Powerpoint Presentation - "A Guided Tour of VS Review™" (coming soon!)

The VS Review™ team, in cooperation with other submission and peer-review process experts, publish ReviewGuide as a resource for all who coordinate submission and peer-review competitions. Regardless of whether you're a VS Review™ user or not, the newsletter will be a useful source of information relating to managing and improving the submission and peer-review process. New issues are available by email or downloading from this site. If you would like to be added to the list of recipients, please email us at info@vsreview.com.

• Issue #01. "Tips for managing successful conference abstract submissions & reviews (Part I - Submissions)"
• Issue #02. "Tips for managing successful conference abstract submissions & reviews (Part II - Reviews)"
• Issue #03. "Why You Need Abstract Management Software"
• Issue #04. "How to Choose the Right Abstract Management Solution"
• NEW: Issue #05. "How Abstract Management Software Can Make Your Events More Successful"

The following links are to published abstracts, manuscripts, and articles that feature VS Review™ or what clients have accomplished with it.

• Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine (see abstracts #118 and #119)
• BMC Medical Research Methodology 2006, 6:14

The list of general resources below is offered as a service and provides information regarding the organization, planning, and optimization of submission and peer-review events. If there are any resources of interest that do not appear below, please feel free to email us - we'll gladly add them to our list. Links will open in a new window.

• The Structured Abstract - An Essential Tool for Researchers
• Inter-rater agreement in the scoring of abstracts submitted to a primary care research conference
• What Makes a Good Reviewer and a Good Review for a General Medical Journal?