What are the common types of conference presentations in Epidemiology?
There are several types of presentations commonly seen at Epidemiology conferences:
- Oral Presentations: These are detailed presentations delivered in a formal setting, usually lasting 10-20 minutes. They allow for a comprehensive discussion of the research. - Poster Presentations: These are visual summaries of research displayed on posters. Presenters stand by their posters during designated times to discuss their work with attendees. - Workshops: These interactive sessions focus on specific skills or methodologies in Epidemiology, often involving hands-on activities. - Panel Discussions: These involve multiple experts discussing a particular topic, providing diverse perspectives and insights.
