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  1. Chet French [email_address] Manager, Global Safety Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. January 2008 Developing and Giving a Better Presentation
  2. Better Presentation Skills Objectives
    • Basic Understanding
    • Integrate Tools
    • Tips & Tricks
    • Mechanics & Psychology
  3. Better Presentation Skills Agenda
    • Agenda:
      • I Introduction/First Steps
    • II Building the Presentation
    • III Giving the Presentation
  4. Better Presentation Skills Introduction Q: How is a chimp and a parrot related to presentation skills ? A: They are both good… mimics !!
  5. Better Presentation Skills Introduction: Fear
  6. Better Presentation Skills Introduction: First Steps 1. What are my OBJECTIVES ? To Sell an Idea? To Make an Appeal? To Share Data or Information? To Train?
  7. Introduction: First Steps What are My Objectives?
    • To Sell an Idea/Product?
      • Benefits
      • Differentiation
      • Credibility & Brevity
    • To Make an Appeal?
      • Target Emotions
      • Ask for Action
  8. Introduction: First Steps What are My Objectives?
    • To Share Data or Information?
          • Organization & Structure
          • Handouts – Supporting Data
          • Emphasize Key Points
    • To Train?
          • Credibility
          • Stories & Anecdotes
          • Entertainment
          • Games / Contests
          • Simplification
  9. Introduction: First Steps Objectives OBJECTIVES MEDIA METHODS AUDIENCE EXTRAS
  10. Introduction: First Steps “Stacking the Deck” Topic : Expert Naive Time of Day: 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Day of Week: Midweek a.m. Friday p.m. Duration: ~20 min. >1.5 hrs Order: Second, Third First, Last Audience: Volunteer, Friendly Under Duress, Hostile
  11. Introduction: First Steps “Stacking the Deck” Room Choice: Single-Use Multi-Use Room Conditional Configuration: Misc: Food Temp Control Equipment “ T-Minus Buffer” Ambiance: Temp Cool Temp Warm Bright Lights Dark
  12. Introduction: First Steps Methods, Media & Extras
    • Methods, Media & Extras:
        • Handouts
        • Video / Multimedia
        • PowerPoint
        • Visual Aids / Props
        • Skits & Role Play
        • Exercises
        • Games & Contests
  13. Extras: Games & Contests Example
    • Q: As of today, the Amylin Employee Directory on WAVE indicates a total Global Safety headcount of _____ regular full-time employees:
    • 20
    • 25
    • 30
    • 35
  14. Introduction: First Steps Extras: Games & Contests
    • Simple Rules
    • No Unfair Advantages
    • Enlist a Confederate
    • Beta Test
    • Backup Prizes
    • No Bad Feelings
  15. Introduction: First Steps Summary
    • 1. Objectives and Audience drives the presentation
    • 2. Methods and Media are determined by:
        • Capabilities
        • Availability
        • Time Allotment
        • Venue
    • 3. Extras are determined by:
        • Courage and Creativity
    • “ Stack the Deck” in your favor
  16. Better Presentation Skills Building the Presentation Some Initial Considerations: Audience Attention spans Expertise Venue Time of Day Time Alloted You How Much Time to Prepare? How Much Expertise?
  17. Building the Presentation Audience Attention Span Percent Paying Attention Presentation Progress
  18. Building the Presentation Scope and Pace Presentation Progress Open Body End
  19. Building the Presentation PowerPoint Structure
        • Use Visuals
        • Use Bold Statements
        • Opening – Powerful
        • Major Themes - 2 or 3 slides each
        • Indicate Purpose Throughout
        • Target Your Audience
        • Rehearse in Realtime
          • Simplify
  20. Building the Presentation Context Curies Radioactivity (Ci) Radiation Lab Annual Consumption 12 Ci Three-Mile Island Disaster 14 Ci
  21. PowerPoint as a Tool Do’s & Don’ts Wrong
  22. PowerPoint as a Tool Do’s & Don’ts Right
  23. PowerPoint as a Tool Do’s & Don’ts
    • Provide Guidance for applying the conventions to case management processes and MedDRA Coding conventions
      • Guidance on med error case receipt (CSC), case triage, case processing, data entry, medical review, narrative writing
      • Synchronize the relevant list of values (LOVs) defining med errors for data entry in safety database
      • Clarify verbatim extraction techniques relevant to med error, LLT coding according to the root cause analysis, and PT coding that facilitates analysis and aggregate data review
    • Synchronize nomenclature between MedDRA coding (LLT level) and LOVs in the safety database to ensure consistency across products
    • Review overall mapping between the med error classification (NCC MERP taxonomy) and MedDRA Coding Conventions
    • Medication errors are reported to FDA as manufacturer reports (adverse events resulting in serious injury and for which a medication error may be a component), direct contact reports (MedWatch) or reports from United States Pharmacopeia (USP) or the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP)
    • Describes how mapping between the med error classification is incorporated into case management processes
    Wrong
  24. PowerPoint as a Tool Do’s & Don’ts Right
    • Purpose :
    • Establish Conventions
    • Provide Guidance
    • Clarify Verbatim Extraction Techniques (VET)
    • Synchronize Nomenclature
    • Review Medication Errors
  25. Building the Presentation Using PowerPoint as a Tool
    • Common Mistakes :
      • Visual ‘starvation’
      • Font too small
      • Too many fonts/styles
      • Acronyms & data overwhelm
      • Contrast bleedout
      • Too many transitions
      • Reading the slides
  26. Power Point PowerPoint Some Quick Commands Keyboard Command Action  , Page Up, Mouse Wheel Up Previous Slide  , Down, Page Down, Next Slide Mouse Wheel Down, Left-Click Type number and press ENTER Go to Slide # W White Screen B Black Screen A Hide Pointer Esc key Terminate Slideshow F5 Start Slideshow
  27. Giving the Presentation Speaking Tips & Tricks
    • Be at Your Best
    • Disengage
    • Visualize Success
    • Strong Opening - Memorize
    • Start Slow
    • Presence
  28. Giving the Presentation Speaking Tips & Tricks
    • Treat the Floor Like A Stage
    • Connect -- Talk To , not At the Audience
    • Cadence
    • Incorporate Your Own Style
    • Acknowledge People
    • Don’t Apologize
  29. Giving the Presentation Tips & Tricks
    • Answering Questions
    • Boredom ‘Contingency’
    • Follow-Up Slides
  30. Giving the Presentation Snafus
    • Faking It
    • Mistakes & Miscommunication
    • Duration Miscues
    • Technology Glitches
    • Murphy’s Law
  31. Putting it All Together Summary…
    • Objectives /Audience
    • Methods , Media & Extras
    • “ Stacking the Deck”
    • Building the Presentation
      • PowerPoint as a Tool
    • Presentation Tips & Tricks
  32. Some Final Thoughts…
    • “ Practice Makes Perfect
    • Learn From Mistakes
    • Confidence !
    • Simplify, Simplify, Simplify
  33. Q & A
    • Questions/Comments
    ? ? ?  ? ?
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