e-Health 2025 Call for Moderators

Moderator participation is extremely important to the success of the conference! Beginning in April, e-Health 2025 Conference and Tradeshow will accept applications to moderate concurrent sessions in Toronto on June 2 and 3.

Qualifications

Volunteers interested in moderating a session must be:

  • Pre-registered for the conference and tradeshow. Note: Moderators do not receive complimentary registration.
  • Comfortable speaking in front of a large audience
  • Available for the full hour of a chosen concurrent session

Key responsibilities

  • Make housekeeping announcements at the beginning and end of the session
  • Introduce speakers
  • Facilitate the Q&A period (time permitting)
  • Keep the session on track with scheduled start and end times

Onsite notes

  • Moderators will be provided with a script in advance of the conference
  • All e-Health presentations (Concurrent Abstracts, P3 Showcases and Symposia) take place in breakout rooms with a podium, microphone(s), slide advancer, PC laptop computer, and 80” LED Monitor to display the presentation
  • A microphone on a stand will be available to all audience delegates to participate in the LIVE Q&A.

Types of concurrent presentations

  • Panel & Discussion Duration: 30 minutes (includes 5-10 minutes Q&A) |  up to 3 presenters
  • Oral Duration: 20 minutes with optional Q&A | 1 or 2 presenters
  • e-Poster Duration: 10 minutes (1 slide only plus quick Q&A – time permitting)  |  Defined electronic visual format with all data on one slide  |  1 presenter

How do I volunteer to be a moderator?

If you are registered to attend e-Health 2025 Conference and Tradeshow and are interested in volunteering as a moderator, please:

  • Complete the application below by May 1, 2025.
  • Choose the session(s) (one-hour blocks) that you would be willing to moderate (view the Program HERE in April 2025).
  • Notifications will be emailed by May 16, 2025.

Application form

The application form will open in April 2025.

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