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University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
College of Pharmacy Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

• Results Objective 1
• Consider reporting your results using your study
  objectives to demonstrate alignment and
  facilitate comprehension.
• Try to put your results into a readable table or
  picture format.
• A summary section of text can accompany the table
  in a separate text box such as this example.
• Make sure to refer to the table (See Table 1).

• Discussion
• For this section you could number your content to
  match your objectives. For example, discuss the
  results from objective 1 here.
• Then discuss or interpret results from objective
  2 here.

• Objectives
• Make sure to include objectives that start with
  measurable action verbs
• Should an abstract be included on the poster? If
  the conference guidelines request its inclusion
  then yes, otherwise the abstract can be omitted
  for 3 reasons
• Some abstracts are printed in the conference
  pamphlet, so it may already available.
• If lack of space is an issue, the abstract can be
  deleted since the ideas are available in the
  remaining poster sections
• A printout could be available for conference
  attendees that has a picture of your poster on
  one side and your abstract, contact information,
  and poster references on the other side

• Conclusions
• This section could also be called summary,
  recommendations, etc.
• You could also include a future studies slide.

• Notes on Using Tables. Etc.
• Using tables as seen in the example above
  encouraged when creating your poster.
• Line or bar graphs, timelines and other schemas
  are also encouraged.
• Sometimes inserting a table into this slide can
  be difficult. It may be easier to create the
  table in word and copy and paste it into your
  text box or save insert it as a picture
• A table like table 2 below should be avoided
  because it is hard for the audience to comprehend
  your message. Use alternate diagram instead or
  make sure to explain with text.

• Other Poster Guidelines
• Final guidelines to consider
• Recommended poster dimensions are 3 x 5 ft
• (36 by 56 inches defaulting to 56)
• or (18 by 30 inches and tell Photo services to
  double the poster size (which will also double
  your current font size)
• 3 x 5 is more affordable option (vs. 4X6).
• Photographic services can print your poster
  (405-271-2173 in OKC). Remember to give yourself
  at least 3 days for drying time.
• To use this template, delete text and use (or
  copy and paste) text boxes.
• Box widths can be adjusted.

• Introduction
• Guidelines for the text box sections of the
  poster
• Use Arial or other sanserif font. Use only 1
  font on poster.
• Bold the title of each section for emphasis.
• Remove italics and shadowing on all text. hard
  to read
• Avoid using all capital letters.
• All capital letters are easy to ignore and
  italics and show are hard to read.
• Use bold and underline instead.
• When creating the sections for your poster, avoid
  typing in paragraphs and instead bullet or number
  all information.
• Each bullet should be no more than 2 lines of
  text per bullet.
• Add spaces between bullets so all of the text in
  the section is not crowded together.
• Open space facilitates reading the poster at a
  distance.
• Align text using unjustified (uneven line
  lengths) because easier to read from a distance

• Results Objective 2
• Grade Analysis
• Sample language structure for results Analysis
  of student performance using multivariate linear
  regression on scores from TBL activities to
  determine impact on final grade revealed that
  IRAT and team contribution scores significantly
  predicted overall grades in the course (plt.001).
• Remember to state test used p-values.

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