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Poster presentations are one method of presenting articles, projects, or research at a professional conference. The purpose of this article is to delineate the development of a poster for presentation. Essential points on topic selection, writing the abstract, development strategies, transport, and handout preparation are included.
Opportunities to expand the professional nursing role and present at conferences have increased. The purpose of this article is to share suggestions for developing and presenting papers. Essential ideas on who will present and how to write an abstract, deal with rejection or success, develop an outline, construct a lecture, select audiovisual materials, and use public speaking skills are described. The publishing and copyright processes are also discussed. Using these practical strategies will enable individuals to develop and/or enhance presentations.
A poster presentation gives a summary of information in a visual format. Poster topics can focus on research, teaching, or projects. Careful layout and meticulous proofreading and editing of the information are important to a poster's success. The practical strategies mentioned in this article can help nurses develop and enhance their poster presentation skills.
The purpose of this article is to provide suggestions for developing and presenting papers at an educational conference or other professional meeting. The authors offer suggestions on how to write an abstract, deal with rejection or success, develop an outline, construct a lecture, select audiovisual materials, and use public-speaking skills. The practical strategies described in this article are intended to enable rehabilitation nurses and other readers to develop and/or enhance their paper presentations.