Published 3/2023MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHzLanguage: English | Size: 508.43 MB | Duration: 0h 55m

Formal Q&A Structure, Opening, Transitions, Closing, Nonverbal Communication

What you'll learn

How to open and close a medical presentation

How to develop a medical presentation

How to present data in a medical presentation

How to enhance the opening and closing of a medical presentation

Requirements

NO prerequisites (Presentation abstract optional)

Description

This course is designed for participants to make and deliver professional-level presentations and covers the majority of medical presentations. The outline includes a method for organizing the presentation, give tips on presentations delivery, as well as offers advice on effective use of visuals and data. Participants will go through all the steps from planning, organizing, and delivering structured presentations. Highlights include a 7-point opening, 3-part formal Q & A structure, signposting, and many other structures to create a clear and effective presentation. By the end, participants will only need to add their own content. Not only will participants be able to make professional level presentations; with personalized feedback and plenty of training , participants will also have many opportunities to enhance their delivery as well. This is a well rounded course that goes over all the basics of presentations.Content includes: Key Questions, Formal Q&A Structure, Opening, Transitions, Closing, Nonverbal Communication, Spatial Orientation, Numbers.(10 videos - The total length of video content is just under an hour)The course focus is provide one specific structure and approach for presenting that can be used in most medical presentations is not any presentation. Goal/Objective: Provide a framework for delivering any presentation."You are the expert in medicine - Let us be your expert in medical presentations."

Overview

Section 1: Basics to a Medical Presentation

Lecture 1 Formal Q & A Structure - Answering questions with confidence

Lecture 2 Sandwich Feedback - Effectively evaluating performance

Lecture 3 7-Point Opening - Crafting a clear opening

Lecture 4 Now|So Transitions - Making smooth transitions

Lecture 5 4-S Closing - Creating memorable closing

Lecture 6 Showing Emphasis - Impactful nonverbal communication

Lecture 7 Guide Language - Focusing audience attention

Lecture 8 Degrees and Spatial Orientation - Presenting data simply

Lecture 9 Hooking the Audience - Personalizing opening and closing

Lecture 10 One Slide | One Look | One Idea - Simplifying visuals

Any doctor or medical professional that has limited or no experience with presentations; Those that still use scripts for presentations.

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