The 2011 Practice-Based Research Festival will contain two, 45 minute, Poster Sessions.

We would like to to give you the opportunity to share and learn about the varied experiences of practice-based research in Northeast Ohio. We are inviting all attendees to produce, with our assistance, a poster to present in one of the two sessions. These networking Poster Sessions are designed to encourage two-way communication on practice-based research topics and findings, offering intimate forums for sharing current knowledge and building relationships for future collborations.

This poster will be an opportunity to share your research thoughts and experiences with your peers. It may include research ideas, preliminary data, or published findings in text, pictures, or whatever you need to make your point.

You will supply: (Submission Deadline - 11/17/11)

• Practice-Based Research Ideas, Preliminary data, or Published Findings
• An abstract for your Poster
• Abstracts should contain the following information: title, authors and affiliations, background/introduction, methods; and for completed projects, results and discussion. Tables may be included.
• Abstracts should be concise, providing the essence of your project.
• The body of abstracts should be 250 words or less.

The Festival will supply the following:

• Assistance with Poster Creation
• Poster Printing
• Mounting Boards
• Easels for Display at the Festival

The PBRN Shared Resource Clinical Research Facilitators are ready to assist in the creation of posters! We will also print the posters that will be displayed at the Festival, at no cost to the presenters.

The posters will be mounted for display at the Festival. To provide for a uniform display and to allow for mounting, we ask that you use one of the two templates below.

Template 1 - 32 x 40 PowerPoint Template

Template 2 - 40 x 32 PowerPoint Template

Contact us!
If you have not been in contact with the PBRN Shared Resource staff and would like to create and present a poster, please send an email to help us ensure that there will be adequate space.