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1 Poster Experience What comes to mind when you think of… The BEST posters you’ve seen or made? The WORST posters you’ve seen or made?

2 Posters Captain Marvel, Jabba the Hutt, …and Raphael Aaron Saguil, MD, MPH Department of Family Medicine

3 Key Points Effective posters  …are visually appealing and succinct  …grab and keep the audience’s attention  …communicate information in a digestible manner

4 Poster Purposes  Provide format for competition  Present original research findings  Summarize scholarly experiences  Spark further discussion and networking

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9 General Guidelines

10 The “Six Deadly Sins”  Pointless  Repellant  Boring  Verbose  Abandoned  Incomplete

11 POINTLESS LOW FAT

12 Substance  Give your audience “meat”  Declare your hypothesis  Make your findings clear

13 REPELLANT

14 Showpersonship  Showcase your topic  Use the title to grab your audience  Be visual

15 BORING

16 Stimulate  Generate discussion  Provoke debate  Promote collaboration, networking  Encourage new projects, alliances

17 VERBOSE

18 Succinct  Straight to the point  Give a gestalt  Keep phrases crisp  Use lists and bullets

19 ABANDONED

20 Supported  Be present at designated times  Supply handouts, business cards  Provide sign-up sheet  Consider a “draw”

21 INCOMPLETE

22 Summary  Answer your research question  Emphasize topic’s importance  Lead viewer to conclusion  No new information

23 The “Six Keys for Success”  S ubstance  S howpersonship  S timulate  S uccinct  S upported  S ummary

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27 Practical Pointers

28 Content  Tailor poster to situation  Know specific requirements

29 Text  Use phrases/lists  No more than 25 lines  Three columns  Squeeze white space to outside  Spell check

30 Body  Read from 6 feet  Highlight key points  Avoid too much detail  Be creative  Balance text and graphics

31 Graphs and Charts

32 Composition  Aid comprehension  Visually pleasing  Pictures and text as visual unit

33 Practical Exercise

34 Presenting Posters

35 Before the Show  Recheck spelling  Consider transport in design  Be prepared for emergencies  Trial with colleagues  Conform to conference specifications

36 Presentation Day Tips  Arrive early  Stay for all discussion times  Be courteous to all interested viewers  Have business cards available  Provide further information (handouts)  Bring plenty of hanging materials  HAVE FUN!

37 Key Points Effective posters  …are visually appealing and succinct  …grab and keep the audience’s attention  …communicate information in a digestible manner


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