Presentation guidelines

We create a platform for sharing knowledge, collaboration, and relationship building by bringing students, research scholars, and oncologist together and encourage delegates to work together to achieve better health outcomes by establishing a unique public health networks.

Oral Presentation
Poster Presentation
Virtual Presenters

Oral Presentation

What is an Oral Presentation?

As an oral presenter, you can deliver your presentation live to an audience effectively and engage in fruitful discussions with the audience. The registration fee packages (Registration Link)present many benefits to oral presenters.

Guidelines for presentation

Consider the sequence and relevancy of your slides. A current slide should build a path to next slide.
Use graphs and charts to illustrate your prominent points. They will help the audience to clearly understand the content.
Make it simple. Too much fancy graphs and charts with huge data and numbers will confuse the audience. Don’t use flash, gif images and fancy colors. The audience will only remember those effects, not your message. Make it simple!
Use the 6-6-6 rule: (maximum 6 words per bullet, maximum 6 bullets per slide, and maximum 6 text slides in a row). The fewest words with effective imagery will have the most powerful effect.
Use high-contrast, easy-to-read fonts that are common to most computers. Do not use ALL CAPS, italics, and other enhancements that clutter and distract. A good guideline is a minimum of 30-point font.

Poster Presentation

What is a Poster Presentation?

As a poster presenter you can deliver your presentation effectively to an audience in the form of a poster.There is no formal oral presentation in a poster session, instead each author is assigned a display area on which diagrams, graphics, data, pictures/photos, and a small amount of text are presented.

How you should make the content of a poster? A good poster should answer following questions.

Does the poster deliver a message?
Is the information not enough or too much?
Do the graphics express the information?
Is the presentation original in its content or findings?
Is the methodology mentioned?
Are the aims and objectives mentioned?
Are the conclusions/results presented?

Virtual Presenters

What is an Oral Presentation?

If you are unable to attend the conference in person mainly due to financial or any other reasons, but still wish to have your paper presented and published, we offer virtual presentations for your convenience. There are two types of virtual presentations available.

Live Video Presentation
Power Point Virtual Presentation

How to be a live video Presenter ?

Laptop with headset/ Desktop with Webcam and Microphone/headset.
Updated Chrome Browser.
Virus Protections are needed to be paused/disabled before the start, if not will block the webcam.
Bright and calm environment with a professional background.

Powerpoint Virtual Presentation

Requirements

To be a virtual presenter under the PowerPoint virtual presentation category, you only need to send us your PowerPoint presentation (with video and/or audio embedded to the presentation). Your presentation will be uploaded in the conference website.
Please note that the same publication opportunities that are available regular presenters will also be available to you. You are still required to submit a proposal/abstract, and one author must pay the registration fee. About 2 – 3 weeks after the conference, you will receive a certificate of presentation, the Book of Abstracts and TIIKM stationary, along with the conference bag.
Abstracts will be published in the Abstract Book.
An opportunity to publish in conference proceedings.
Conference materials including the author certificate as a virtual presenter, book of abstract(hard copy), conference program book(hard copy),note book and pen will be posted to every virtual presenter after the conference.