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Effective Presentation Guidelines for CAT Analysis

Explore expert tips for creating compelling CAT presentations with specific points on slide design, content organization, and presentation structure. Follow these guidelines to deliver impactful evidence-based research findings.

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Effective Presentation Guidelines for CAT Analysis

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  1. Guidelines for CAT Presentations

  2. No more than 5-6 bullets per slide • Font size 32 or greater • Keep formatting standard • Don’t need full sentences • Use notes box for personal reminders

  3. What is your question? • What made you come up with it? • Rounds • Clinic • Deep thoughts • What is the educational significance of your question? • 2-3 slides for this, no more! Background

  4. Resources used • How many studies did you include? • What were your criteria? Your Search

  5. Description of study: 1 slide • Validity: 2 slides • What were the results: 1-2 slides, can include tables from the article • Applicability: 1 slide • Your bottom line: 1 slide • Total: No more than 8 slides per article Article Appraisal

  6. Grand Finale

  7. What is your overall conclusion? • Did this exercise change your practice at all? • (Brief) recommendations for future directions (More studies? Not worth studying after all?) • Questions from audience Conclusion

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