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Change: How resident clothing affects patients, colleagues, successResources: Maintaining Competence in the Field: Learning About Practice, Through Practice, in Practice This paper explores a likely source for the learning that allows practitioners to engage in
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Change: University of Texas, M.D.Anderson Cancer Centre's videos of doctor-patient communication skills.Teaching procedures and skills with MannequinsJust Like the First TimePhysical Exam Module from the University of VirginiaIntentional Role Modeling (Observation and Shadowing by learners)Clinical Supervision (Observation, supervision and assessment of learners)Teaching
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Change: from CanMedsResources: Maintaining Competence in the Field: Learning About Practice, Through Practice, in Practice This paper explores a likely source for the learning that allows practitioners to engage in their own continuing professional development: the process of learning from their personal experiences of solving problems in their daily practice.
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Change: Assessing Communication Skills in ResidencyResources: Maintaining Competence in the Field: Learning About Practice, Through Practice, in Practice This paper explores a likely source for the learning that allows practitioners to engage in their
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Change: medicsmedics are officially required to be competent at, most are only confident of their ability to perform five.Graeme BaldwinThe following are used to teach learners the habits and behaviours of physicians in your specialty:5 Step Approach to Teaching Patient-Centered Skills/ProceduresTeaching procedures and skills with Mannequins
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Change: Resources: Resources: Maintaining Competence in the Field: Learning About Practice, Through Practice, in Practice This paper explores a likely source for the learning that allows practitioners to engage in their own continuing professional development: the process of learning from their personal experiences of solving problems in their daily practice. Return
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Change: CompetencyCompetence in the Field: Learning aboutAbout Practice, Through PracticePractice, in Practice This paper explores anothera likely source for the learning that allows practitioners to engage in their own continuing professional development: the process of learning from their personal experiences of solving problems in their daily practice.
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Change: This paper explores another likely source for the learning that allows practitioners to engage in their own continuing professional development: the process of learning from their personal experiences of solving problems in their daily practice. Return to Clinical TeachingProceed to Clinical Assessmentor use the left
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Change: , has shown that from ten of the procedures medics are officially required to be competent at, most are only confident of their ability to perform five. Graeme BaldwinThe following are used to teach learners the habits and behaviours of physicians in your specialty:5 Step Approach
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Change: (Under construction)TeamworkThis is linked to the BMJ module Team working: a user's guideFeedbackWe usually think of feedback as an end result of teaching, but it can also be used as part of the learning process. Return to Clinical TeachingProceed to Clinical Assessmentor use
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Change: BMJ module Team working: a user's guideFeedbackWe usually think of feedback as an end result of teaching, but it can also be used as part of the learning process.Return to Clinical Teaching Proceed to Clinical Assessment or use the left hand menu to make another selection
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Change: the BMJ module Team working: a user's guideFeedbackWe usually think of feedback as an end result of teaching, but it can also be used as part of the learning process. Return to Clinical Teaching Proceed to or use the left hand menu to make another selection
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