Presenters Instruction
Conflict of interest: COI
In accordance with the regulations on application for approval of the Conflict of Interest Policy published in June 2010, the Japanese Society of Anesthesiologists (JSA) has been asking speakers at the annual meetings of the JSA, beginning in 2010, to disclose any Conflicts of Interest.
When you submit your abstract, please declare whether there are conflicts of interest amongst any businesses affiliated with the research and representative speakers including coauthors and co-researchers within the past three years.
Please disclose any COI when you make your presentation at the meeting. Oral presenters must include this in the second page of their slides. Poster presenters must indicate this status either at the beginning or the end of the poster.
【Instruction for Poster Presenters】
Please note that if you fail to attend the meeting in Kobe without prior notice, you will lose the right to submit abstracts at any meetings of the Japanese Society of Anesthesiologists for one year from the date of absence.
Presentation Style
There are three types of poster sessions: excellent abstracts, poster presentations, and poster discussions. Authors are required to be present during their designated poster session.
<Excellent abstracts>
You are requested to hang your poster at the designated area at Kobe Convention Center exhibition hall No.1 1F, and present your study with slides at the designated room in Kobe Portopia Hotel. You have 10 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for discussion. The best presentation will be selected and awarded at the congress banquet.
<Poster presentations>
You have 5 minutes for presentation and 3 minutes for discussion to take place in front of your mounted poster.
The poster will be displayed at the Kobe Convention Center exhibition hall No 1 2F, and each presenter has to hang his/her poster in the designated room.
A specific poster board identified by an Abstract number will be assigned to the authors.
If your presentation time is in the morning, please hang your poster from 8:30am~9:30am. Afternoon presenters should do this by 1:00pm. Presenters are required to be in attendance during the designated time. All the posters must be taken down between 4:30pm and 5:30pm on the presentation date. Any posters left remaining after 5:30pm will be removed.
<Poster discussions>
If your presentation style is designated “Poster Discussion”, you have 7 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for discussions.
If your presentation time is in the morning, please hang your poster from 8:30am~9:30am. Afternoon presenters should do this by 1:00pm. Presenters are required to be in attendance during the designated time. All the posters must be taken down between 4:30pm and 5:30pm on the presentation date. Any posters left remaining after 5:30pm will be removed.
<Poster Panel>
The size of the board is 165 cm (high)×90 cm (wide).Please layout and print your poster clearly so that everyone can see your presentation even if they are standing slightly away from the panel.
Please do not mount anything in the upper left corner of the panel (15 cm × 20 cm), as there will be a poster number in this space.
Please bring your own abstract title and author information for the board.
At the bottom of the panel posters, please disclose any conflict of interest.
Thumbtacks are available at each panel.
*Authors are responsible for hanging their poster and removing all materials from the board during the interval noted above. Any material remaining thereafter will be discarded.
【Instructions for Invited Speakers】
Please proceed to the “PC Preview Center” at least 1 hour before your presentation. Received and previewed presentation data will be delivered to each presentation venue over the LAN. For other details please see the below;
Important Points
- Each meeting room will be equipped with a computer and an LCD projector for PowerPoint presentations.
- PowerPoint presentations must be handed in at least one hour prior to the lecture.
- Speakers can check and hand in their presentation at the Speaker’s Preview Corner located as follows:
- June 7 (Wed) 5:00pm~7:00pm @ Kobe Portopia Hotel B1F
- June 8 (Thu) 7:00am~7:00pm and June 9 (Fri) 7:30am~6:00pm
@ Kobe Portopia Hotel B1F and Kobe International Convention Center Exhibition Hall No.1 1F - June 10 (Sat) 7:30am~4:45pm @ Kobe Portopia Hotel B1F
Available audiovisual material for your presentation:
- Single PowerPoint projection (PC compatible mandatory)
How to hand in your MS-PowerPoint presentation
- You can use the following storage media: USB memory units, CD-R, CD-RW
Speaker’s Preview Corner
- At the Preview Corner you can check and rehearse your PowerPoint presentation.
- All speakers are requested to present themselves at the Speaker’s Preview Corner at least one hour before the session (or the day before for morning sessions).
- The PowerPoint presentation will be checked by congress staff and prepared for the lecture and stored on the central congress server.
- Computers will be equipped as follows:
*Windows10: application-PowerPoint 2003/2007/2010/2013
*Macintosh Mac OS X: application-PowerPoint 2008/2011
Keynote is not available.
In the lecture room
- Your PowerPoint presentation will be made available in your lecture room via a computer network.
- There will be a room attendant to help you to operate the computer if necessary.
- From the lectern you will be able to use a control for your PowerPoint presentation.
- In case you would like to connect your personal laptop in the lecture room, please make sure you have supply cable for your PC.
- A pointer/laser-pointer will be available.
- Neither overhead projector nor slide projector will be available in the lecture rooms; double projection will not be provided.
- No changes in your presentation can be made in the lecture room. If you want to make any changes after you checked your data in at the Preview Corner, please go back to the Preview Corner for revisions.
Further details on the preparation of your MS-PowerPoint presentation
- Store all your files in one folder. Please make sure that graphics, animations, videos and your presentation are all in the same folder.
- Avoid creating symbols as graphics or using special fonts that are external to your Microsoft PowerPoint or word processing program since these might be displayed incorrectly. Instead, always use the ‘Symbol’ function in the ‘Insert’ menu of your program to insert symbols.
- Colors: Use light-colored fonts for texts on dark backgrounds or vice versa. A strong contrast is important for good legibility.
- Legibility check: On presentation mode, your text should be large enough to be easily readable 5 feet (1.5 meters) away from your computer screen.
- All versions after Microsoft PowerPoint 2003, XP, Vista Windows7, 8 can be used. Any versions older than Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 might not display correctly. Presentations made on Macintosh computers can also be used
- In your presentation, leave appropriate time for discussion and questions from the participants