Welcome to the JAPhA-Practice Innovations Article
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slide1. Welcome to the JAPhA-Practice Innovations
Article Infographic Template We want to thank you for choosing to publish with JAPhA Practice Innovations and wish you luck during the process.
This template is a starting point for creating an infographic to accompany your article so that we can highlight it on our LinkedIn page (@JAPhA Practice Innovations), which you should go follow!
The following slides are instructions and templates to get you started on creating your unique, eye-catching infographic.<br>
slide2. Filling out the infographic elements The template has dedicated text boxes for the title, objective, intervention and results
The wording does not have to be verbatim to your article
It is encouraged, but not mandatory, to add your own charts, graphs, and images, if possible, to improve visual appeal and engagement
Shapes (located under the “Home” tab) can also be added to present information visually
Add your name and DOI where notated<br>
slide3. Text Level 1 – 28pt Arial (black text)
Text Level 2 – 18pt Arial (white or black text)
Text Level 3 – 16pt Arial (medium gray text)
Text Level 4 – 14pt Arial (black text) Using pre-loaded text styles All approved fonts, sizes, text colors and bullets are preloaded into template. Using the “Decrease/Increase List Level” buttons in the Home tab in place of the “Bullet” icon is encouraged to ensure the utilization of pre-loaded text. Otherwise, default PowerPoint styles will load over the customized settings. While you create your infographic, font size may change automatically. Keep in mind the smallest recommended font size is 20-point to ensure readability.<br>
slide4. Adding visual interest Under the “Insert” tab, use Pictures, Shapes, SmartArt, and Icons to add images to your infographic.
Under “icons”, search “medical” to find most relevant icons. Feel free to get creative and search for other icons as well.
Hint: You can change the color of shapes and icons in your infographic by clicking on the icon and choosing “fill” paint bucket. Original icon Color icon<br>
slide5. Aligning elements using grid system PowerPoint provides the Ruler, Gridlines, and Guides features to ensure proper alignment of your text, images, and other elements
Locate under the “View” tab and select/deselect by checking the box next to each feature “Ruler” will display a 16” x 9” ruler on the top and left side of your slide to help with centering each of your elements
“Gridlines” will display 1” x 1” dotted lines
“Guides” will display darker dotted lines that may be the most helpful with alignment
A unique, 2” x 2” guide was created for this template to guide your placement<br>
slide6. Finishing and saving your infographic Delete all other slides and sections Navigate to the “Home” tab Open “Section” dropdown menu Click “Remove All Sections”
Save as PPT
Upload with your submission via Editorial Manager.<br>
slide7. Time to start creating The following slide is an example to provide inspiration
If you have any questions, please contact Michelle Gaffney at mgaffney@aphanet.org
Social media users are 3 times more likely to interact with infographics over any other type of media, so we are confident this will attract readers to your article and encourage social media engagement
Choose any of the following templates and don’t overthink it! Best of luck in your current and future endeavors<br>
slide8. The role of pharmacists evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic and also included manufacturing hand sanitizers in community pharmacies, online patient counseling, and home delivery of medicines, apart from their established roles. The study identified new pharmacists’ roles that evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic: manufacturing hand sanitizers in community pharmacies, online patient counseling, and home delivery of medicines. This study aimed to explore and compare the community pharmacists’ roles, practices, implemented safety measures, and psychological toll in Croatia and Serbia during the COVID-19 pandemic. Pharmacists’ role, work practices, and safety measures against COVID-19: A comparative study https://doi.org/10.1016/j.japh.2021.03.006 Infographic by: Author McAuthor<br>
Article Infographic Template We want to thank you for choosing to publish with JAPhA Practice Innovations and wish you luck during the process.
This template is a starting point for creating an infographic to accompany your article so that we can highlight it on our LinkedIn page (@JAPhA Practice Innovations), which you should go follow!
The following slides are instructions and templates to get you started on creating your unique, eye-catching infographic.<br>
slide2. Filling out the infographic elements The template has dedicated text boxes for the title, objective, intervention and results
The wording does not have to be verbatim to your article
It is encouraged, but not mandatory, to add your own charts, graphs, and images, if possible, to improve visual appeal and engagement
Shapes (located under the “Home” tab) can also be added to present information visually
Add your name and DOI where notated<br>
slide3. Text Level 1 – 28pt Arial (black text)
Text Level 2 – 18pt Arial (white or black text)
Text Level 3 – 16pt Arial (medium gray text)
Text Level 4 – 14pt Arial (black text) Using pre-loaded text styles All approved fonts, sizes, text colors and bullets are preloaded into template. Using the “Decrease/Increase List Level” buttons in the Home tab in place of the “Bullet” icon is encouraged to ensure the utilization of pre-loaded text. Otherwise, default PowerPoint styles will load over the customized settings. While you create your infographic, font size may change automatically. Keep in mind the smallest recommended font size is 20-point to ensure readability.<br>
slide4. Adding visual interest Under the “Insert” tab, use Pictures, Shapes, SmartArt, and Icons to add images to your infographic.
Under “icons”, search “medical” to find most relevant icons. Feel free to get creative and search for other icons as well.
Hint: You can change the color of shapes and icons in your infographic by clicking on the icon and choosing “fill” paint bucket. Original icon Color icon<br>
slide5. Aligning elements using grid system PowerPoint provides the Ruler, Gridlines, and Guides features to ensure proper alignment of your text, images, and other elements
Locate under the “View” tab and select/deselect by checking the box next to each feature “Ruler” will display a 16” x 9” ruler on the top and left side of your slide to help with centering each of your elements
“Gridlines” will display 1” x 1” dotted lines
“Guides” will display darker dotted lines that may be the most helpful with alignment
A unique, 2” x 2” guide was created for this template to guide your placement<br>
slide6. Finishing and saving your infographic Delete all other slides and sections Navigate to the “Home” tab Open “Section” dropdown menu Click “Remove All Sections”
Save as PPT
Upload with your submission via Editorial Manager.<br>
slide7. Time to start creating The following slide is an example to provide inspiration
If you have any questions, please contact Michelle Gaffney at mgaffney@aphanet.org
Social media users are 3 times more likely to interact with infographics over any other type of media, so we are confident this will attract readers to your article and encourage social media engagement
Choose any of the following templates and don’t overthink it! Best of luck in your current and future endeavors<br>
slide8. The role of pharmacists evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic and also included manufacturing hand sanitizers in community pharmacies, online patient counseling, and home delivery of medicines, apart from their established roles. The study identified new pharmacists’ roles that evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic: manufacturing hand sanitizers in community pharmacies, online patient counseling, and home delivery of medicines. This study aimed to explore and compare the community pharmacists’ roles, practices, implemented safety measures, and psychological toll in Croatia and Serbia during the COVID-19 pandemic. Pharmacists’ role, work practices, and safety measures against COVID-19: A comparative study https://doi.org/10.1016/j.japh.2021.03.006 Infographic by: Author McAuthor<br>