Template information: The following research poster
Poster Title
template has been produced to assist Eastern Health staff to
create research posters for inclusion at conferences, seminars
and forums with information sourced from Monash University &
PosterPresentations.com. Other than placement of header and
footer information, all other information is a guide only –
PLEASE DELETE THIS TEXT BOX
Authors
Addresses
Background and problem (Sub-heading appears in Arial, 10 pt
size, Left aligned)
Measurement of improvement and effect of the change (Subheading appears in Arial, 10 pt size, Left aligned)
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Basic research poster information :
Importing photographs
This poster template is designed to produce an A0 or A1 poster
It is highly recommended to use the largest image you have
access to and where possible avoid downloaded web images
and images ‘cut and paste’ from other documents – instead use
the ‘insert’ image command.
The respective text box sub-headings are recommendations
only and can be updated / changed as required
You can move the text boxes to suit your needs
This template includes four image boxes that should be deleted
but where images could be placed if appropriate.
Possible picture / graph / table box
Delete and insert picture as required
Possible picture / graph / table box
Delete and insert picture as required
Where the only source of the image is web, scaling an image
more than three times its original size can introduce pixilation.
To view possible pixilation, simply zoom in on the image by
100 to 200 per cent to see the impact.
Assessment of problem and causes(Sub-heading appears in
Arial, 10 pt size, Left aligned)
Lessons learnt (Sub-heading appears in Arial, 10 pt size, Left
aligned)
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Importing tables and graphs
Text / Font sizes
Importing tables, charts and graphs is easier than importing
photos. To import charts and graphs from Excel, Word or other
applications, go to EDIT>COPY, copy your chart and come
back to PowerPoint. Go to EDIT>PASTE and paste the chart on
the poster. You can scale your charts and tables proportionally
by holding down the Shift key and dragging in or out one of the
corners.
The Arial font family is recommended at the following sizes.
Due to page size limitations in PowerPoint all work done on this
template is at half the size of the final poster. For example 8
point font for this poster, the actual printed size will appear as
16 points.
Message for others(Sub-heading appears in Arial, 10 pt size, Left
aligned)
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Intervention and/or study design (Sub-heading appears in Arial,
10 pt size, Left aligned)
Acknowledgments(Sub-heading appears in Arial, 10 pt size, Left
aligned)
Possible picture / graph / table box
Possible picture / graph / table box
Delete and insert picture as required
Delete and insert picture as required
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Sub-heading labels
The light blue sub-headings are used to identify and separate
main topics in the presentation. While we have suggested subheadings, these can be changed/updated as required.
Commonly used sub-headings include:
Introduction, summary or abstract, Materials and methods,
Results, Conclusion, Literature cited , Acknowledgments
Authors and Contact details (Sub-heading appears in Arial, 10 pt
size, Left aligned)
Body text appears in Arial, 8pt size, left aligned.
Authors: (First name, Surname, Presenting Author to be underlined.
All other author names should be in upper and lower case.
Organisations numbered in superscript)
e.g.
Bob Smith1, Narelle Harrison2, Peter Matthews2
Job Title & Organisation: (Italics, superscript number, Organisation,
City, Country)
Collaborative partner logos should be inserted here.
Please ensure the necessary approvals are sought from
the respective agency/s