1. Core Skills 4:
Clinical Teaching
Jordan Napier & Claire Stubbings
Welcome! We’ll get started at 2pm.
As you arrive, say ‘hello’ in the chat-box.
2. Ways of working…
• Informal
• Ask questions in the chat box
• Keep your mic muted (unless
you’re speaking)
• Enjoy!
3. By the end of this session, you will be able to:
• Consider ways in which virtual learning can augment
work-place based learning
• Discuss ways to optimise work-place based learning
6. ‘He who studies medicine without books sails an
uncharted sea, but he who studies medicine
without patients does not go to sea at all’
William Osler
7. Some of the changes…
BLENDED LEARNING SLIGHTLY LESS CLINICAL
EXPERIENCE FOR
STUDENTS
MORE RIGID TIME-
TABLING
SOME TRAINEES HAVE
BEEN/WERE RE-DEPLOYED
9. Less exposure to the clinical learning environments means we really
need to optimize their time there…
How can we do this?
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12. Take home messages…
There are online resources available to help augment clinical teaching
There are approaches to clinical teaching to make the most of
opportunistic learning
13. References
Neher, J. O., & Stevens, N. G. (2003). The
one-minute preceptor: shaping the
teaching conversation. FAMILY MEDICINE-
KANSAS CITY-, 35(6), 391-393.
Wolpaw, T. M., Wolpaw, D. R., & Papp, K.
K. (2003). SNAPPS: a learner-centered
model for outpatient education. Academic
Medicine, 78(9), 893-898.