ILD & IPF CME Presentation -- 2
Budget: ₹5,000 – ₹12,000 INR
I’m preparing a national CME lecture and need a polished, 10-slide deck that walks clinicians through the overall approach to interstitial lung disease and zeroes in on the diagnosis of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. I’ll supply the core text and a handful of reference images; your role is to transform that raw material into a conference-ready presentation.
Here’s what matters most to me: the template must feel clean and medical, use a teal-and-orange palette throughout, and stay consistent from title slide to references. Each diagnostic point should be illustrated with high-resolution HRCT scans paired with clear, labelled overlays so findings are instantly readable in a lecture hall. Where appropriate, replace dense text with concise Venn diagrams or algorithm graphics that guide the audience step-by-step through differential diagnosis and decision-making.
The finished deck should be delivered both as an editable PowerPoint file and as a flattened, print-quality PDF. Please embed or link any fonts and cite image sources so the file is portable.
When you reply, include:
• a sample (or link) to a comparable medical presentation you’ve designed,
• your all-inclusive quote, and
• how quickly you can complete the first draft and final version once you receive my content.
If you’re comfortable sourcing additional royalty-free HRCT images or refining my diagrams in Illustrator or PowerPoint’s drawing tools, let me know—that flexibility will be a plus. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right designer.
Here’s what matters most to me: the template must feel clean and medical, use a teal-and-orange palette throughout, and stay consistent from title slide to references. Each diagnostic point should be illustrated with high-resolution HRCT scans paired with clear, labelled overlays so findings are instantly readable in a lecture hall. Where appropriate, replace dense text with concise Venn diagrams or algorithm graphics that guide the audience step-by-step through differential diagnosis and decision-making.
The finished deck should be delivered both as an editable PowerPoint file and as a flattened, print-quality PDF. Please embed or link any fonts and cite image sources so the file is portable.
When you reply, include:
• a sample (or link) to a comparable medical presentation you’ve designed,
• your all-inclusive quote, and
• how quickly you can complete the first draft and final version once you receive my content.
If you’re comfortable sourcing additional royalty-free HRCT images or refining my diagrams in Illustrator or PowerPoint’s drawing tools, let me know—that flexibility will be a plus. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right designer.
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