How do I keep my case presentation under 25 minutes?
Use the document as your cheat sheet. The reason presentations run long is that you are improvising the order, doubling back, and re-explaining things, which is what happens when the only plan lives in your head or on an itemized printout. A case report fixes the timing because it is already laid out in a logical sequence that flows from the patient’s problem to the solution. You follow it like a track. It keeps you on the rails and keeps you honest about not wandering into clinical tangents the patient did not ask for. Think of it like a flight checklist: a pilot does not recite the steps from memory, the checklist guarantees nothing gets skipped and nothing drags. Build your report well and the 25 minute presentation runs itself, while you stay present with the patient instead of managing the clock.
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