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Thanks Sharrie. The topic is: What do you believe are the challenges facing the community palliative care service over the next decade, and what proposals might you make to address them? I've brainstormed and have loads of ideas, particularly about the challenges, and to a lesser degree for the solutions. It's just establishing how I can present it without just giving them a boring powerpoint presentation. After all, they will know all the answers already! And it's a little more scary because I know them all. I'm not sure how I could incorporate a case study into that but if you can offer any further tips I'd be grateful. Thank you. DD.

Thanks Sharrie, I'm very familiar with power point and will probably cope better using power point than I would with a flip chart I guess. I'm working with a power point document at the moment and I suppose I'll have to use it but I just wanted to be a bit more original. I accept that if I try to be more original and completely lose the plot due to nerves then it will be a disater. Thanks for your quick reply!:)

Hi, I'm a first time poster on here. I have an interview for a community palliative care team leader post in just over a week. I already work for the organisation so I will know those on the interview panel. I have a 10 minute presentation to deliver and I'm ok (ish) with the topic - challenges for community palliative care team over next 10 years, and how to address them. I am worried about the style of presentation. Do you think I should use powerpoint? I've never given a presentation for a job before (despite being at band 7 already). I think I would struggle to deliver a presentation without power point as I can't just stand there and talk without some safety blanket. Also, if anyone has any ideas for the content I'd be grateful. It would be really nice if my presentation could be more orignial and creative than the others! Thanks in advance. J.