Event Stories2026-04-081 min readYash Editorial

How to Plan AV for a Medical Conference: A Checklist

From e-posters to preview rooms — the AV checklist we use when planning a 3-day medical conference.

Doctors and medical professionals in a clinical conference settingLarge professional conference auditorium with attendees and presentation stageCorporate event stage with a large LED video wall and audience seatingModern classroom with students and digital learning displaysStudents using laptops in a technology-enabled classroom

Medical conferences are unforgiving. Hundreds of speakers, parallel sessions, tight timings, and senior delegates who notice when audio is bad.

The 12-point checklist we work through: hall capacity & sight lines · PA coverage and feedback margins · projection vs LED · IMAG cameras · digital e-poster terminals · preview room stations · pharma stall power and signage · backdrops & branding · registration counters · green room · technical manpower count · cable run safety.

Most things go wrong because of small details — a missing extension cable, a confused mic policy. The fix is a written run sheet and a dedicated engineer per hall.

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