Best Poster Award and Certification at 11th Nursing, Healthcare management and Patient Safety Conference, Nov 15-17, 2022 | San Francisco, USA
Researchers have the opportunity to communicate their scientific knowledge with a variety of audiences at conferences or other gatherings of the health community.
Experts in the subject, practitioners, and those affiliated
with the field of research will provide their suggestions and criticisms during
the debate. Oral
presentations and posters are the two forms of presentations that are commonly
offered at research conferences. Poster presentations allow researchers and conference attendees to
communicate directly. Posters are effective networking tools. Rather than
detailing every detail of your research, a poster is designed to grab readers'
attention with few words and eye-catching pictures.
If you have research work to submit
but are unable to represent it, we have a solution for you in the form of a POSTER. The UCG
Committee is glad to encourage
researchers to submit abstracts or poster presentations at the 11th
World Nursing, Healthcare Management, and Patient Safety Conference, which will be held in San Francisco, USA on November
15-17, 2022, and is CME/CPD approved. Only 2 slots left and the deadline is 15th
of June. Join before the date.
Submit the
poster here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/
Prizes and plaudits are frequently given to the best posters
at scientific symposiums.
The majority of posters are judged on their visual attractiveness, which is
influenced by the research's content as well as how it is presented. The
quality of a presenter's interaction with conference participants is evaluated.
This article will show you how to create an award-winning poster and will emphasise
the main components of a great research paper. Keep an eye
on our blog for vital information that will assist you in improving the entire
process.
How can you make a
poster that will win an award?
Your goal should be to engage them in a casual discussion
about your research and to tell them about yourself. A poster should serve as a
debate starter.
Furthermore, a poster is a powerful communication tool. To
keep a group of people's attention, visuals should be utilized. As people read
your post, you'll eventually be able to provide context for them. Understand
the broader significance of your actions and be able to articulate why you did
what you did.
Submit your
work here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/
Make a strategy
Before you begin, make sure your poster meets the
conference's standards. The layout of a conference might be
portrait or landscape, and it will normally alter from one conference to the
next. It's a good idea to check these things out before you start. It will save
you from having to reformat later!
Making a plan might also be beneficial. Make a detailed list
of the figures you'll be displaying and how you'll display them. Your materials
should be organised in a logical sequence. You might want to list the sections
to make the flow more evident.
A poster should be self-contained, which means it should be
understandable to the reader. It's important to understand how and why you came
to your opinion.
A decent rule of thumb for minimising text is 1,000 words,
including figure legends. It's a good number to utilise on a huge poster to
strike the appropriate mix between presenting enough scientific explanation and
leaving room for graphics and white space.
Submit the abstract
here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/
Conceptualization
To conceptualise simply is to make a list of everything that
has to be on the poster.
So that figures and sentences aren't overloaded, use solid
backgrounds. To create a uniform look, choose a single backdrop colour. The theme
of the research should play a big role in deciding on a background colour for a
template. In terms of the concept, colour is usually what captures a reader's
attention. The visibility of the text is also improved by the use of colour.
Use a light and clean colour scheme to make it easier to read. For your
background, use light, neutral
colours. As a result, your writing will stand out more, as it should be
black in most cases. If you utilise bright colours, it will be obvious that
this is an important component of the poster. Plain and untextured backgrounds
are required. There isn't much to gain from this, and it may distract from the
overall appearance of your poster. It's critical to keep these considerations
in mind. To make the lines easier to read and shorter, divide the page into
columns. Alignment is aided by adding vertical lines to the pattern.
Furthermore, the order of the content on your poster will be more clearly
apparent.
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poster here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/
Illustrations
Illustrations
should be large enough for the visitor to see them from a distance of at least
one metre. Illustrations
should clarify difficult language in order to make it easy to understand for
even inexperienced readers. Graphs are frequently a better option than tables.
You can also make a diagram for the actions you took, which will help to
simplify the text. For your layout, use 20 percent text, 40 percent graphics,
and 40 percent white space. You can get people's attention from afar by
utilising a large, eye-catching image. Each figure on the poster must be titled
and explained in a prominent location (so it is clear which figure you are
discussing). Please see this article on scientific illustrations for tips on
how to produce an exceptional scientific illustration.
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poster here to join the conference: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/
The content of the text
Use as little text as possible. Many posters include an
excessive amount of text. Keep things simple and cut out anything that isn't
absolutely necessary. Maintain a constant typeface. Use bullet points instead
of paragraphs to avoid writing in paragraphs. You should avoid using anything
too elaborate in your fonts and instead keep things simple. For portions that
you want to call attention to, use italics or bold.
Submit the
poster here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/
Finally, but certainly not least
Before making a final print, a trial print can be made.
Always print A4 copies before printing a full-size poster. A poster featuring
graphics on one side and text on the other is ineffective because the reader
will be overwhelmed by the amount of text.
Make sure it's free of typos, odd symbols, and fonts, and
double-check the figures' location. Someone with a fresh viewpoint will be
better equipped to notice mistakes. On graphs, relationships between data
points should be shown as clearly as feasible.
Clear plot lines, titles, and axes labels are required. To
avoid tension at the last minute, never wait until the last minute to have your
posters produced.
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poster here: https://nursing.universeconferences.com/submit-abstract/
A poster must be
well-presented in order to be successful
Let us now turn our attention to D-Day. This is an important
aspect in winning an award. Be willing to walk your viewers through all of your
poster's key features. Shortly after you introduce yourself, tell them about
your research area. The
amount of time you spend discussing the backdrop will be determined by the
quantity of information you need to give about the research. Before giving your
presentation, make sure
you practise presenting your poster.
Use visuals to assist your readers understand tough subjects.
A detailed drawing
can sometimes help to clarify and understand a tough idea. When describing with
writing, it is simple to become confused and misinterpreted because text can be
extremely complex and long-winded. Make a two-minute elevator presentation for
your business. Allow it to flow freely rather than memorising it. It's
important to be enthusiastic about your work because it's contagious.
Keep track of your interactions and any ideas that come up
during your discussions. We've put together a handbook to assist you share your
findings and ideas at the 11NHPSUCG.
Here is an
opportunity to be a speaker and showcase your research work /Poster at CME/CPD accredited
11th World Nursing, Healthcare
Management, and Patient Safety Conference on November15-17, 2022, in San
Francisco, USA. The event will feature trending Keynote, poster, speaker
session, and workshop. Registration is closing on 15th of June. Hurry
up register now and grab your slot.
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