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0302 Kathy Oliver - How not to bore your audience to death final
This document provides guidance on how to give effective presentations as a patient advocate. It discusses the four Ps of planning - Purpose, Plan, Prepare, Present. For the Purpose, it is important to know your goal and intended audience. When Planning, consider your audience, create an outline with a beginning, middle and end, and anticipate questions. To Prepare, design slides with minimal text, relevant visuals, and rehearse your timing. For presenting, conquer nerves through preparation, slow speech, eye contact, and being aware of time. Tips are given for answering questions and using body language effectively. Overall, the key is knowing your expertise as an advocate and enjoying the experience.
