Include instruments tests lack thereof and sensitivity metrics

Title Slide (1 slide)

Background (1–2 slides): The setting, a brief description of the disease or problem, and significance (This is an introductory section, so it should be brief and overall general information.)

Recommendations/Conclusion (3–5 slides): Provide an analysis of what can and should be improved. Provide support from literature resources and reputable sources such as the CDC, APIC, etc. Limit these to the top three to five changes you would recommend.

References (1–3 slides): Limit this presentation to 13–20 slides, including a title slide (reference slides do not count in this slide limitation). Such a presentation should be geared toward the 15-minute range.

Generally, not always, use the 7x7 rule for presentations, meaning no more than 7 line on a given slide, with no more than 7 words per line.

Use art minimally; it tends to distract viewers. Pictures can be very helpful in providing information.