Subject to change

We are pleased to welcome the following ePoster Presentations to the 2018 CRANAplus Conference in Cairns, Queensland.

Electronic posters (ePosters) will be displayed for the duration of the conference on large flat screen monitors in the exhibition and catering areas. A PDF version of your ePoster will also be included on the conference app and website.

Poster slides will rotate automatically and each will be shown for one minute duration at a time. Delegates will be able to pause individual posters to view them in more detail.

ePosters Due: COB Thursday 30th August 2018

ePoster Slide Upload

Please use the template and instructions above to prepare your ePoster slide.

Ensure your submission is named with the conference name and the last and first name of the first (submitting) author: CRANAplus2018_Lastname_Firstname

Note all ePosters must be submitted using the template provided with content limited to one slide.

If you have any questions regarding your ePoster presentation, please contact nikia@conferencedesign.com.au.

01	A young nurses journey to rural communities	Miss Amy Wenham	ePoster PDF
02	Challenges and triumphs in expanding Undergraduate Nursing Placements in the Northern Territory – Workforce development in Remote Health	Ms Jessie Anderson
03	Eliminating Crusted Scabies: The One Disease Experience in Remote NT Communities	Ms Meg Scolyer	ePoster PDF
04	Local Activities Support Global Goals	Ms Diana Mosca	ePoster PDF
05	Preparing for Rural Practice: Exploring JCU dental students’ perceived preparedness following dental simulated emergency medical training (DSEMT)	Dr Felicity Croker	ePoster PDF
06	Primary Health Care Nurses as Change Agents: The Impact of Supportive Partnerships	Ms Noelene Cooper	ePoster PDF
07	Rural High School Visits	Miss Ashley Brown	ePoster PDF
08	Student Exposure to Rural Communities	Miss Ashley Brown	ePoster PDF
09	The Emerging Nurse Leader program through the Australian College of Nursing – an experience of a path to professional and personal extension	Ms Emma Bugden
10	Where are the nurses who will look after rural and remote when we are all gone?	Greta Webb

ePOSTER TIPS

e-Posters are a visual presentation of the main points of your topic and make use of graphics such maps, photographs and charts.

• An e-Poster presentation is a graphic/textual way to show others your work. Therefore, your poster presentation should rely on colour, diagrams, charts and visual images to illustrate your ideas rather that presenting information in text.
• A minimum of three (3) relevant visual images is recommended. These should be clearly labelled.
• The text used must be concise, using just enough words to explain your work and the significance and impact your topic has for the profession.
• Select colour combinations that are simple and pleasing to the eye. Two/three colours will unify the poster.
• Lay out and organise the material to make the main message clear.
• Balance the quantity of text and graphics equally and use dot points and lists to increase clarity and quantity of information.
• Check typography, avoid abbreviations, acronyms and jargon.
• Your e-Poster should be formatted in a way that the reader’s eye movement should be naturally down the column or along rows.
• Remember that SIZE attracts attention in your typography.
• Use arrows, pointing hands, numbers and letters to clarify sequences.
• Use simplicity, don’t overload the e-Poster!
• Key references (if appropriate) should be placed in a small text box at the bottom right hand corner of your e-Poster, in no more than 12-point font.

Checklist:

• Is your e-Poster reader-friendly, clear and concise?
• Am I drawn to this e-Poster?
• Can colleagues quickly examine the e-Poster and understand major points?
• Would an interested reader learn enough to ask informed questions?
• Does it stimulate interest and conversation?

 

e-Poster must be prepared in PowerPoint (1 slide in 16:9 format).  They will be displayed during the conference on a large flat-screen monitor in the trade exhibition area.