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With over 6 million presentation templates available for you to choose from, crystalgraphics is the award-winning provider of the world’s largest collection of templates for powerpoint and google slides. so, take your time and look around. you’ll like what you see whether you want 1 great template or an ongoing subscription, we've got affordable purchasing options and 24/7 download access to fit your needs. thanks to our unbeatable combination of quality, selection and unique customization options, crystalgraphics is the company you can count on for your presentation enhancement needs. just ask any of our thousands of satisfied customers from virtually every leading company around the world. they love our products. we think you will, too" id="category_description">crystalgraphics creates templates designed to make even average presentations look incredible. below you’ll see thumbnail sized previews of the title slides of a few of our 21 best regions templates for powerpoint and google slides. the text you’ll see in in those slides is just example text. the regions-related image or video you’ll see in the background of each title slide is designed to help you set the stage for your regions-related topics and it is included with that template. in addition to the title slides, each of our templates comes with 17 additional slide layouts that you can use to create an unlimited number of presentation slides with your own added text and images. and every template is available in both widescreen and standard formats. with over 6 million presentation templates available for you to choose from, crystalgraphics is the award-winning provider of the world’s largest collection of templates for powerpoint and google slides. so, take your time and look around. you’ll like what you see whether you want 1 great template or an ongoing subscription, we've got affordable purchasing options and 24/7 download access to fit your needs. thanks to our unbeatable combination of quality, selection and unique customization options, crystalgraphics is the company you can count on for your presentation enhancement needs. just ask any of our thousands of satisfied customers from virtually every leading company around the world. they love our products. we think you will, too.

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Presentation theme enhanced with snow leopard panthera uncia watches from behind a rocky outcrop this big cat also known as an ounce is indigenous to mountain regions of central and south asia portrait with space for text

Presentation theme featuring handmade clothes with hmong ethnic patterns hmong are an ethnic group from the mountain regions of china vietnam and thailand backdrop

Slide deck enhanced with close up of date maamoul pastries ma'amoul is a filled semolina cookies found in arab regions made with dates and nuts

PPT theme enhanced with rabbit camp in the polar regions vintage engraved illustration from the universe and humanity 1910

Slide deck consisting of rusty fuel and chemical drums in the polar regions - aerial view on arctic pollution

Theme featuring building in four great regions summer palace beijing china background

Presentation theme featuring xeriscape cactus garden a style of landscape design requiring little or no irrigation or other maintenance used in arid regions

PPT theme featuring handmade clothes with hmong ethnic patterns hmong are an ethnic group from the mountain regions of china vietnam and thailand backdrop

PPT layouts with rusty fuel and chemical drums in the polar regions - aerial view on arctic pollution

Presentation theme enhanced with headshot photo of a man in a cold snowy area wearing a thick brown winter jacket snow goggles and gloves life in cold regions of the country

Theme consisting of tbilisi georgia - july 17 participants in georgian folk art gene festival traditionally festival starts in regions of georgia and continues in ethnographic museum july 17 2011 in tbilisi georgia

Presentation theme featuring tbilisi georgia - july 17 participants in georgian folk art gene festival traditionally festival starts in regions of georgia and continues in ethnographic museum july 17 2011 in tbilisi georgia background

Presentation theme having tbilisi georgia - july 17 participants in georgian folk art gene festival traditionally festival starts in regions of georgia and continues in ethnographic museum july 17 2011 in tbilisi georgia

Presentation consisting of st petersburg russia - april 19 2017 figure skating competitions on prix of st petersburg federation of figure skating 150 athletes from 6 regions of russia take part in the competitions

PPT theme consisting of hungary - circa 1987 postage stamps printed in hungary dedicated to roald amundsen 1872-1928 norwegian explorer of polar regions circa 1987

Slides featuring bremen germany - june 4 visiting bremen a major cultural and economic hub in the northern regions of germany on june 4 2016

Slides enhanced with bremen germany - june 4 visiting bremen a major cultural and economic hub in the northern regions of germany on june 4 2016

Presentation design consisting of xeriscape cactus garden a style of landscape design requiring little or no irrigation or other maintenance used in arid regions

PPT theme featuring giant emerald birdwing o priamus poseidon from the jungle regions of the arfak mountains in indonesia

Presentation enhanced with tourist wears soviet soldiers panama for hot regions 1950-80-th balkhash lake central kazakhstan near priozersk - former soviet anti-ballistic missile testing range sary shagan

Presentation theme having tourist wears soviet soldiers panama for hot regions 1950-80-th balkhash lake central kazakhstan near priozersk - former soviet anti-ballistic missile testing range sary shagan

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Editable Country & world map templates for PowerPoint Presentations

09.24.20   •  #powerpoint #template.

Exactly for that reason, we have prepared a complete PowerPoint filled with different world and country maps to download. This template serves you mappings to use right away, but also shows you how to add text, pictogram's and data to your presentation maps, in an interesting way. Of course you can change any of those slides to your preferences by adjusting the colours, forms, layouts and so on. Read our instruction to learn how to edit maps in PowerPoint. Map chart are a relatively new feature of PowerPoint - it's only available since Office 2019 or Office 365! If you also want to use your mappings in older versions of PowerPoint , the compatibility mode could be a nice solution. Office offers this mode to make it easier to work with different versions of PowerPoint without creating many problems. Click here to get more information on the official Microsoft site.

Our map template and finished PowerPoint:

• has editable mappings
• is free to use
• combines information and graphics on each slide
• is informative and clear

PowerPoint Maps Template:

Here we give you an instruction to edit the mappings of our PowerPoint template or create your own mappings for your presentation.

• insert maps
• edit layout
• select colours
• map for advanced users

Insert maps

Recently PowerPoint created the feature of creating a map in the program itself. This tool is very powerful but since it's quite new, some bugs occur from time to time. Nevertheless, here is how you quickly add a map to your slides:

• Click in the menu bar on Insert > Chart .
• A window pops up. Select Map and click OK .

• PowerPoint creates a default world map and opens a table in which you can write any other country names and values. PowerPoint will automatically change the map as soon as you change values.

• When you are finished, click on the X of the Excel table to close it. Attention! Until now, PowerPoint allows only 13 different countries. If you add more, they will get ignored. You can add names of continents, countries, regions and postcodes.
• To re-open the Excel table and change anything later as well: Right click on the map and choose "Edit Data" or click on the map and choose Chart Design > Edit Data in the menu ribbon.

Edit the layout of the map to your preferences

As said before, PowerPoint lets us choose between mapping the world or only a continent, focus on a country or using postcodes to draw regions and areas. Keep in mind, that combining different levels might not always work, for example when a city is too small to be seen on a world map.

You can add, remove or change chart elements by selecting the map and clicking on the plus symbol in the right, upper corner. Here you can choose between showing the title, data labels or legend and on which position they should appear.

Moreover, you can use the Design and Format Tabs in the menu to get to the editing tools or double click onto the map. Pay attention on which part of graphic you click on, since the formatting task pane refers to exactly those objects. (Format Chart Area, Format Plot Area or Format Data Series)

To move the map, just click on it and drag it by the graphics border to your desired place. To resize it: Click on its corners and move the mouse. (click Shift at the same time, to maintain the graphics proportions)

PowerPoint offers numerous ways to edit your map, so play around with the tools to create your favourite graphic. For example, you can hide countries without a data value or change the map projection. (The proportions of world maps)

Select your favourite colours

Think about the colour scheme for your whole PowerPoint presentation. A specific scheme for all slides makes the whole presentation easier to follow and your slides will perfectly harmonize together. There are different ways to change your graphics colour depending on, if you want to include the data to your colour plan or if you want to adjust each colour manually.

Use a default colour scheme:

• First, select your map
• Go to Design and click on Change Colours
• Here you can use any of those schemes which consider the inserted data and can go from the brightest to the darkest colour

Task pane: Format Data Series:

• Double click onto the map to open the Format Data Series menu
• Open the Series Colour tool and choose your minimum and maximum colour of decision

Individual colours:

• Select individual countries or parts (they have to be highlighted)
• Choose Fill and optionally Outline . You can also change the "weight" and "dashes"" of the outline
• If you click onto the maps background, you can also change the background colour of the map (makes sense for an island)

Fill all parts with the same colour

• If you have only one country, it makes sense to fill it with a single colour. This can be done with the method explained before (Individual colours) or by selecting your map and going to the chart menu Format > Shape Fill
• As before, you will find the same tools and options to change your objects, colour, outline or even effect (shadow,...)

With SlideLizard CREATOR , you can automatically update colours and images in all your presentations. Manage your slides in a central library and automatically synchronise slide changes with all your presentations. You can also organise your slides with tags and folders to find them as quickly as possible.

Tips for PowerPoint maps and charts

• Since you can only add 13 individual countries to a map, PPT quickly comes to its limits. Use Excel if you want to create more complex maps and copy the finished map to your slides.
• If you insert a country's name into the table, PPT ignores the lines between each states and draws only the large country. To add the lines, simply insert two federal- state names instead of the country's name and it will draw each single state.

• The feature of drawing maps is relatively new, PowerPoint sometimes has problems to draw the map. You might have to delete a graphic and start again but the result will pay, so don't give up! Save your project from time to time to avoid the loss of a lot of work.

Our advanced map with even more options

Last but not least, we present you a map for advanced PPT- mapping- users. You can find this map on the last slide of our downloadable PowerPoint presentation . This graphic is an SVG- file, which means that you can grab and move each country of the world map to any place you want. Moreover, you can change it's colour again (the same way as before) and delete or resize them as well.

If you want to find a specific country or make some objects unseen, there's an easy way to do so:

• Go to the Home > Drawing menu and click on Arrange
• Select the last option Selection Pane
• A tool bar will pop up. Here you can click on the right "eye" symbols to hide or un-hide one of the countries.

That was it! Have a lot of fun at creating your map or using our finished ones!

How can I insert maps in PowerPoint?

With the help of PowerPoints map function you can create maps directly in PowerPoint and edit them as you like. We have created some country and world map templates which you can download here for free. You can read here everything around maps in PowerPoint.

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Region 6 Meeting

Jan 07, 2020

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Region 6 Meeting. Susan Orloff, MD Regional Councillor. Meeting Agenda. Update from OPTN/UNOS leadership Regional Discussion Session Tools You Can Use – UNOS Data Services Portal Review and discuss 3 public comment proposals

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Region 6 Meeting Susan Orloff, MD Regional Councillor

Meeting Agenda • Update from OPTN/UNOS leadership • Regional Discussion Session • Tools You Can Use – UNOS Data Services Portal • Review and discuss 3 public comment proposals • Updates on committee activities: Liver, Membership and Professional Standards, Thoracic, Patient Affairs/Transplant Coordinators Committees

Spring 2019 Regional Meeting Date • Spring 2019 public comment: January 22 – March 22, 2019 • proposals will go to the Board for review in June • Mark your calendar! Spring region 6 meeting: • Friday, March 15, 2019 in Spokane, WA

Region 6 Meeting Attendance

Regional Business • As councillor, my role is to: • Oversee regional operations • Serve as the region’s representative to the OPTN/UNOS Board of Directors • Share the region’s comments on public comment proposals • Act in the best interest of the OPTN and UNOS • To best represent the region, I need to hear from you • Welcome members of the Board of Directors • Warm welcome to new attendees at this meeting!

OPTN/UNOS Committee Nominations • Early September: call for nominations distributed for committee member openings in July 2019 • Nominations accepted for all committee openings: regional representatives, at-large members • Regional representatives: additional responsibility of serving as a liaison between the committee and the region • presenting committee’s work at regional meetings • representing the region’s comments at committee meetings

Committee Nominations: Regional Reps Deadline to submit bio forms for regional representative vacancies is October 19 • Regional Nominating Committees meet in November • Select primary and secondary recommendations Considerations: • Professional experience • Committee needs for subject-specific expertise • Ability to represent regional and national perspectives • Diversity in profession, gender, and race • Compliance with NOTA and Final Rule composition requirements • Past regional engagement • Geographic balance in region

Region 6 Vacancies on Committees (terms begin July 1) • Ethics Committee • Patient Affairs Committee • Histocompatibility Committee • OPO Committee • Minority Affairs Committee • Liver and Intestinal Organ Transplantation Committee • Kidney Transplantation Committee

What are we here to do today? • Primary purpose: gather feedback from everyone, which requires your participation! We want you to… • Ask questions • Share your comments • Vote (regional voting members) • Network with colleagues and catch up • Share information and learn from one another

Polling • Polling – uses Poll Everywhere (text message based) • Provides helpful feedback from attendees about the meeting and UNOS • All attendees can participate

Polling – Audience Feedback 22333 22333 Step 1: Step 2: unos D

Test polling question As of June 2018, organs were recovered from over 8,000 donors and a total of 17,935 organ transplants were performed A: True: Yay, that’s awesome! B: True: Yep, great work!

Polling Question What was the primary way you prepared to discuss the proposals on the agenda? A) Listened to a webinar (live or recorded) B) Read public comment proposal(s)/reviewed presentations online C) Discussed with my colleagues D) Waited to hear the presentations today

Polling Question How familiar are you with the process UNOS uses for creating or changing OPTN policies? A) Familiar B) Somewhat familiar C) Not sure

How are policies developed?

How will we provide feedback? • Thorough discussion on all proposals • Answer specific questions the committee wants us to consider • Talk about merits of the proposals • Suggest improvements

Regional Sentiment • Voting is another form of expressing your viewpoint about a proposal, it helps us quantify the feedback • We don’t follow a specific order for voting • Vote on the proposal as is; • Vote on the proposal as is and suggest changes; • Identify changes and then vote • Important that you understand how to express your opinion and what we are voting on vs. following a specific order • Comments and votes are our best effort to communicate regional sentiment

Public Comment Opportunities • Contact Regional Representatives • List is located in the meeting booklet and on Transplant Pro: select the community tab, and then “regions” • Submit public comment online • OPTN website: http://optn.transplant.hrsa.gov/governance/public-comment/ • Public comment closes October 3

What is new today?Electronic Voting • Voting reps received instructions at the registration desk • Goal: Better understanding of perspectives in the regional vote

What’s new today?Enhanced Voting Scale

Voting Reps – Let’s Practice! • Follow instructions provided at registration • Raise your hand if you need assistance • Voting – uses Turning Point (web-based) • Collects regional vote on public comment proposals • Only used by voting reps • Test question for voting members

Regional Meeting Agenda: Non-Discussion • Includes proposals anticipated to be: • less controversial, • minimal impact on the transplant community, and/or • represent a clerical change to clarify policy or remain current with clinical practice • Region was offered an opportunity to request that a proposal(s) be placed on the discussion agenda • Proposals will be voted on today, but not presented or discussed • Proposals presented and discussed during national webinars

Non-Discussion Proposals: VoteYou have the option to abstain from voting if you haven’t reviewed the proposals • Change to Hospital-Based OPO Voting Privileges (Membership & Professional Standards Committee) • Changes to Islet Bylaws (Pancreas Committee) • Guidance on Pediatric Transplant Recipient Transition and Transfer (Pediatric Committee)

Regional Meeting Materials – online! • Today’s presentations are posted on Transplant Pro • Make sure to review the non-discussion proposals and committee updates not presented today • Minority Affairs, OPO, TCC, Pediatric, Transplant Administrators, VCA • Regional meeting materials are also posted on Transplant Pro

Framing the Day • We want feedback from as many attendees as possible • To manage the discussion on each proposal, please limit your comments to new comments, points that haven’t been raised • To be sure your comments and questions are heard, please use microphones

Polling question (after lunch) In the past 12 months, how many of the following activities have you participated in? Listened to a public comment webinar, submitted a public comment, served on a committee/board, accessed educational training from UNOS Connect, contacted UNOS staff, accessed OPTN/UNOS resources A) 0 activities B) 1-2 activitiesC) 3-4 activities D) All

Polling Question (after lunch) What is the primary way you communicate your opinion on proposed changes to OPTN policy? A) Speak up/vote at a regional meeting B) Submit public comment online C) Comment during a webinar D) Participate on an OPTN/UNOS Committee or Board E) Not planning to comment on the proposed changes

Polling Question Do you believe sharing your opinion influences changes to public comment proposals? • Yes • no

Polling Question After attending today’s Regional Meeting, do you plan to submit a public comment on the OPTN website? • Yes • No

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