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Submission Deadline: May 31st, 2026 (5 PM Eastern Time)

Objective: We challenge each of you to submit an educational infographic about Patient Blood Management. Winners will be selected by the SABM Annual Meeting Planning Committee, and the top submissions will be displayed at the Annual Meeting and shared on SABM’s social media platforms in fall 2026. All submissions will be considered a free license by authors to SABM, with full recognition given to submitters during each posting.

What is an Infographic?

An infographic is a compelling blend of visual data and minimalistic text that presents information swiftly, clearly, and effectively. Elements include charts, graphs, and illustrations that enhance data comprehension and storytelling.


Submission Requirements:

Submission Format:
Orientation: Horizontal (landscape) for optimal high-quality presentation.
File formats: JPEG, PNG, TIFF and GIF. (remember still JPEG too when GIF submitted)
Resolution: Minimum 300 dpi (high resolution); 600 dpi recommended for print-quality submissions.
Dimensions: Width 1920 px, Height 1080 px (for best screen compatibility).

Suggested Topics:

Participants can choose from the following topics:

  • Anemia Management
  • Blood Health Perioperative
  • Bleeding Management Diagnostic Tools
  • Algorithms, Scales, and Protocols
  • Transfusion Improvements and Alternatives
  • Coagulation and Hemostasis
  • PBM Implementation

Items you will need when submitting

  1. Name of the Artist(s) (up to 4 people per submission; at least one must be a SABM member)
  2. Description or caption of the infographic
  3. Contact phone and email

Content Guidelines:

Submissions must be original and not copied from the internet.

The infographic must not contain personal or company names/logos.

Modern visual representation techniques are encouraged, such as QR codes, hyperlinks, and augmented reality elements. Participants are encouraged to explore best practices from reputable design resources such as Canva's design blog (https://www.canva.com/learn/infographic-design/ ) and Upwork's guide to infographics (https://www.upwork.com/resources/how-to-design-an-infographic ).

  • QR codes
  • Hyperlinks
  • Augmented reality elements
     

Evaluation Criteria:

Submissions will be judged based on the following criteria, with assigned weight percentages for transparency: 

  • Visual appeal and creativity (25%) - Effective use of colors, typography, and layout.
  • Scientific accuracy and content quality (25%) - Ensuring data is accurate and reliable.
  • Data analysis representation (20%) - Quality of charts, figures, graphs, and interactive elements. 
  • Ease of interpretation and communication effectiveness (30%) - Clarity and effectiveness in conveying information. 
  • Visual appeal and creativity (effective use of colors, typography, and layout) 
  • Scientific accuracy and content quality Data analysis representation (charts, figures, graphs, and interactive elements) 
  • Ease of interpretation and communication effectiveness

Recommended Tools for Infographic Creation:

For participants new to infographic design, the following free online tools are recommended: 

Suggested YouTube Tutorials: