• Resp Care · Oct 2004

    How to present, summarize, and defend your poster at the meeting.

    • Robert S Campbell.
    • Hamilton Medical Inc., Reno, Nevada, USA.
    • Resp Care. 2004 Oct 1; 49 (10): 121712211217-21.

    AbstractFor many people public speaking induces stress and fear, but with adequate planning, practice, and understanding of the "dos and don'ts" you can deliver presentations that will communicate your research clearly, succinctly, and with a professional and confident demeanor. This article provides a guide for the novice researcher to develop the skills to deliver several types of presentation and to minimize (and even make use of) the stress and fear. Planning and practice are the key to success.

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