General
- Presenter: Articulate in their presentation; appear to be familiar with the subject material
- Questions: Presenter is able to field questions well from the audience
- Visual: Slides are appropriate to the presentation; easy to comprehend; appropriate number
- Time: Presentation took an appropriate amount of time
Case Report
- Overall: Pertinence of the case report to anesthesia
- Presentation: Clearly presents the important points of the case
- Discussion: Adequate sources used; adequate and clear discussion of the anesthesia aspects involved
Literature Review
- Topic: Appropriateness of the topic to anesthesiology practice
- Content: Appears to cover current, up-to-date material on the subject; appropriate source material
- Discussion: Clearly explains / condenses the relevant portions of the subject
Original Research
- Hypothesis: Clearly stated; the question is supported by the presented literature
- Methods: Appropriateness of methods used to study of the hypothesis
- Results: Clearly presented, and results support or reject the hypothesis
- Conclusion: Able to synthesize the presented data in a succinct, clear, logical conclusion