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Invited Speaker | Oral Presentation | Brag 'n Steal | Moderated Poster Session

Invited Speaker Presentation Guidelines

Timing of your session will have been communicated with you directly.

The meeting room will be equipped with:

Windows based PC with the latest version of Microsoft PowerPoint
Projector and screen (please use 16:9 slide ratio)
Lectern microphone
Laser pointer and slide advancer

The provided laptops will support versions of Microsoft PowerPoint and files saved to Adobe Acrobat.  If you use a Mac, please ensure your file is saved as a PC version or as a pdf.

Please note, it is mandatory that all presenters use the provided laptops.  Presenters are not able to use their own laptops or other devices.

Presenters are to bring the final version of their presentation, and any necessary additional files, on a USB drive to be uploaded to the presentation laptop.  If you require further support, please contact us via email one week before the congress at canstroke@podiumconferences.com to arrange a different method.

Presentations will be saved to a folder on the desktop of the presentation laptop for the date and session they have been assigned.  Should audio and/or video be part of the presentation, the audio/video file must be included in the session folder as streaming using the provided Wi-Fi is not recommended due to buffering and file size needs.

Please test your presentation in advance to ensure that all slides/images/videos are working properly.  All videos should be embedded in your presentation and not rely on internet strength to stream.

Download the presentation template HERE. 

Oral Presentation Guidelines

All individual oral presentations are 8 minutes in length plus two (2) minutes for Questions and Answers. There will be a session chair who will advise you of the time remaining during your presentations so kindly observe the time restrictions out of respect for other presenters.

The meeting room will be equipped with:

Windows based PC with the latest version of Microsoft PowerPoint
Projector and screen (please use 16:9 slide ratio)
Lectern microphone
Laser pointer and slide advancer

The provided laptops will support versions of Microsoft PowerPoint and files saved to Adobe Acrobat.  If you use a Mac, please ensure your file is saved as a PC version or as a pdf.

Please note, it is mandatory that all presenters use the provided laptops.  Presenters are not able to use their own laptops or other devices.

Presenters are to bring the final version of their presentation, and any necessary additional files, on a USB drive to be uploaded to the presentation laptop.  If you require further support, please contact us via email one week before the congress at canstroke@podiumconferences.com to arrange a different method.

Presentations will be saved to a folder on the desktop of the presentation laptop for the date and session they have been assigned.  Should audio and/or video be part of the presentation, the audio/video file must be included in the session folder as streaming using the provided Wi-Fi is not recommended due to buffering and file size needs.

Please test your presentation in advance to ensure that all slides/images/videos are working properly.  All videos should be embedded in your presentation and not rely on internet strength to stream.

We encourage and expect you to also participate in the two designated poster sessions taking place on November 28 and 29. Please see poster guidelines here

Brag ‘n Steal Presentation Guidelines

Brag and Steal Presentation Guidelines

In this dynamic “Brag and Steal” session, presenters from clinical and research settings will share practical innovations that are driving success in stroke care. From effective toolkits and streamlined workflows to assessment techniques and patient engagement strategies, these are real-world solutions that have led to positive outcomes. Whether it’s a clinical process improvement, a patient-centered approach, or an administrative tool, these ideas are working well at their sites and are ready for you to “steal” and implement in your own practice. Come ready to be inspired, learn from your peers, and take away actionable ideas that can enhance both research and clinical care at your own organization!

All Brag and Steal presentations are 3 mins in length + 2 mins for Questions and Answers. You may have 1 slide max (or a title slide and 1 content slide) to accompany your presentation.

There will be a session chair who will advise you of the time remaining during your presentation so kindly observe the time restrictions out of respect for other presenters.

The meeting room will be equipped with:

Windows based PC with the latest version of Microsoft PowerPoint
Projector and screen (please use 16:9 slide ratio)
Lectern microphone
Laser pointer and slide advancer

The provided laptops will support versions of Microsoft PowerPoint and files saved to Adobe Acrobat.  If you use a Mac, please ensure your file is saved as a PC version or as a pdf.

Please note, it is mandatory that all presenters use the provided laptops.  Presenters are not able to use their own laptops or other devices.

Presenters are to bring the final version of their presentation, and any necessary additional files, on a USB drive to be uploaded to the presentation laptop.  If you require further support, please contact us via email one week before the congress at canstroke@podiumconferences.com to arrange a different method.

Presentations will be saved to a folder on the desktop of the presentation laptop for the date and session they have been assigned.  Please test your presentation in advance to ensure that your slides (if any) are working properly. 

We encourage and expect you to also participate in the designated poster sessions. Please see poster guidelines here

Moderated Poster Session Guidelines

A moderated poster is a showcased poster with a short presentation component that takes place during the scheduled poster sessions. A researcher will be responsible for visiting your poster and the presenting author must be prepared to describe their poster for about 3 minutes (please also allow 5 minutes for questions). Moderated poster presentations will occur on both November 28 and 29 during the designated poster sessions. 

Please see poster guidelines here