Poster Presentation Details

The ATA2020 Poster Sessions will highlight research teams working on projects within the digital/virtual/telehealth health space. Projects will reflect topics that are relevant to the Conference theme: Moving at the Speed of Innovation: Accelerating Telehealth Adoption, to include, but not limited to: Access to Care, Cost Analyses, Patient Experience, Clinician Experience, Clinical Effectiveness, Clinical Outcomes, Quality Improvement, Regulatory & Policy Research, Information Technology, and Measurement Frameworks & Tools.

Poster presentations offer an opportunity to share work with a global audience interested in developments in the digital and telehealth space. Posters will be on display during ATA2020, with presentations Monday and Tuesday (schedule and presenting posters to be announced).

Poster abstracts will be posted online through the Telemedicine and e-Health Journal, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. Publishers. You can view ATA2019 abstracts.

The presenting author will receive one free registration to the Conference. Poster authors should plan to present their posters during the designated times.

Presenting authors will share their work during our virtual poster session. We suggest preparing a 1-2 minute synopsis of your research to share with ATA2020 attendees. More details on guidelines will be available soon.

No. However, the primary author on the submission should be the one who will be presenting the poster at ATA2020. (And the presenting author will receive the complimentary registration.) As usual, everyone who substantively contributed to the study should be given credit on the poster.

Posters are part of the ATA2020 Research track that will offer CME credits provided by University of Virginia School of Medicine.

Posters should be free of commercial bias and promotion – and there should be no drug or device company logos.

We will have specifications for creating poster files viewable on the virtual poster session very soon.

Now that we are transitioning to a virtual conference, we are planning for a virtual poster session. Specifications on creating poster files and format will be available very soon.

You will choose the layout and design of your poster. One recommendation is that you use at least one color to add visual interest.

Contact DeAnna Grosbaum, Director of Events, ATA.