Poster Title University of South Alabama Health System Instructions A poster presentation is a graphic display of your project using text, graphs, tables, and photos on professionally printed posters. This 44” x 44” quality improvement poster template is provided for use at the USA Resident and Fellow Exposition. This template should be modified to meet submission criteria when used for educational, professional and societal meetings outside of USA system, but the title, authors, and USA attribution should be maintained. Your poster should be self-explanatory, allowing you to supplement the information, discuss details, and answer questions during the poster session. At least one member of the authoring team must be present for the poster session. Minimize blanks spaces by adjusting the graphical elements and font sizes such that your information fills space in a visually appealing way. The larger your font, the easier it will be for others to read your poster. Posters should be legible at a distance of 5 feet. Title, Authors, and USA Attribution For posters representing the University of South Alabama, the USA logo remains to the right of the title of your poster as provided in this template. The title , author(s), and USA attribution should remain in the header as above. Be sure to change the “Department of Translational Research “ to your department. If the list of authors wraps onto a second line, be sure that an author’s name and credential(s) are on the same line. The project leader should be listed first, followed by the other teams members with the faculty mentor(s) listed last. Abstract Submission Abstracts accepted to the USA Resident and Fellow Exposition will be considered for publication to the USA Graduate Medical Education website. Poster authors can replace the USA GME QR codes to their posters. Contact the GME Office (251-471-7206) to obtain your URL. Posters presented at prior meetings will be accepted for the poster session. ^ Delete this text box before publishing your poster! Instructions Section headers should be repositioned up or down as needed to optimize layout, but overall alignment should be maintained. Background The Background section of your poster should.. Aim Statement An Aim Statement is a written, measurable, and time- sensitive description of the goal(s) of your project , E.G. “The aim of this project was to improve medication reconciliation during transitions in care by 75 percent within 1 year. Project Design The USA Health system has adopted the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) for the structure for quality improvement projects. Results A description of your results should be of about 250 words. Data should be presented in table and graphs. Information in the provided table can be edited directly. Data in the provided graph can be edited by right clicking on the graph and selecting “Edit Data”, which opens an MS Excel spreadsheet. Discussion You should discuss the … References All original sources used in developing your project should be referenced using the example format on this template. Printing Your Poster Before printing you poster be sure to view it in it’s entirety at 100% magnification to guarantee that your text, images and graphical elements are clear. USA Publication Services can print your poster and can be reached at (251) 380-2828, or you may choose to use an external printer. Fees will vary by the size of your poster. ^ Delete this text box before publishing your poster! Poster Title Author One, MD/DO; Author Two, MD/DO; Author Three, MD/DO; Author Four, CRNP/PA/RN/RT; Faculty Mentor, MD/DO University of South Alabama Health System Department of Translational Research Instructions: Background Methods Analysis Insert your text here. Insert your text here. Insert your text here. Data Hypothesis Insert your text here Insert your text here. Table 1. Most Accessed Health Websites Site Frequency WebMD 56 Wikipedia 31 Health magazine websites 29 FaceBook 17 YouTube 15 Blog sites 13 Patient communities 12 Twitter 6 Other 27 (source: Mashable) Objectives Insert your text here. References Gornitzki C, Larsson A, Fadeel B. Freewheelin’ scientists: citing Bob Dylan in the biomedical literature. BMJ 2015; 351:h6505 Carlson EN, Vazire S, Oltmanns TF. You probably think this paper's about you: narcissists' perceptions of their personality and reputation. J Pers Soc Psychol. 2011 Jul; 101(1):185-201