Create a PP follow the outline and bullet point and each section should be included in the pp. Convert the final paper into a pp presentation, final paper attached
PowerPoint Outline
Introduction (1 slide)
Define injustice
State purpose of presentation
Scientific and Economical Perspective
Make link between injustice and health issue (1 slide)
Body system (or medical condition) 1 (1 slide)
Define
Link to injustice
Body system (or medical condition) 2 (1 slide)
Define
Link to injustice
Body system (or medical condition) 3 (1 slide)
Define
Link to injustice
Economic Burden (1 slide)
Healthcare burden
Other economic burden it applicable
Cultural and Ethical Perspective
History/cause(s) of injustice (1 slide)
Culture (1 slide)
Relate to injustice
Legislative (1 slide)
Discuss specific law
Relate to injustice
Money, power and control (1 slide)
Specific industry
Tactics
Ethical obligation (1 slide)
Concrete evidence of nurses obligation
Conclusion (1 slide)
Solutions
Consequences of continued inaction
Conclude with statement of your topic qualifying as a public health issue
References
You also want to include pictures that make the topic more interring to the audience
Never use stock photos
Lazy
Relevant to the topic on the slide and illustrate something you cannot say in words
People
Maps
Comics
As the presenter, you need to elaborate in your own words about the bullet topics on the slide. You also need to transition from one slide to the next in your own words. A presentation has to have the same fluidity as a paper.
One difference in a presentation is you should bring your personality. You want to give a presentation that you would like to listen to. Do not bore your audience. Its rude.
The best way to be entertaining is to
Not read off your slides
Use bullet points
Prepare transitions when practicing
Have genuine interest in topic
Voice inflection
This makes the presentation dynamic and keeps the audience engaged.
Personalize the presentation personal anecdotes /current events
In this format you want to be talking directly to the audience unlike in a formal paper.
