Poster Judging Guidelines:
Clarity of Presentation: Ensure that the poster conveys information clearly and logically, making it easy for viewers to understand the research or topic.
Relevance to Physical Therapy: Assess the extent to which the content of the poster relates to the field of physical therapy and is relevant to the conference theme.
Scientific Rigor: Evaluate the scientific quality of the research, including study design, methodology, and data analysis.
Innovation and Contribution: Consider the extent to which the poster presents new ideas, innovative approaches, or contributes to the advancement of knowledge in the field of physical therapy.
Visual Appeal: Assess the overall visual aesthetics of the poster, including layout, design, and use of images, graphs, and other visual elements.
Clarity of Results: Evaluate how well the results or findings are presented, including the use of figures, tables, and data visualization.
Conciseness: Determine if the poster effectively conveys information without being overly wordy or cluttered.
Engagement: Consider the poster’s ability to engage viewers and generate interest in the research or topic.
Categories for Judging:
1. Research Posters: For scientific research, clinical studies, or empirical research related to physical therapy.
2. Clinical Case Posters: For presenting unique or challenging clinical cases, their management, and outcomes.
3. Educational Posters: Focused on innovative teaching methods, educational research, or curriculum development in physical therapy.
4. Professional Development Posters: Covering topics related to career development, leadership, or practice management in physical therapy.