Description
This 1-day ‘On-the-job teaching’ workshop is for doctors who wish to integrate teaching and learning into their everyday service, combining ward rounds, on-take and outpatient teaching with patient care.
Finding the time and opportunity to teach effectively can be difficult within a busy hospital environment. This workshop provides practical suggestions on how to maximise learning opportunities and become a more effective teacher.
By identifying techniques for teaching knowledge, clinical skills and professional behaviour, we will examine how to successfully incorporate teaching sessions into all clinical commitments.
Very useful, describing main theories and methods used to implement teaching. Probably the most useful and relevant course around as most teaching opportunities take place ‘on the job’!
FY2 Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, attended July 2017 workshop
Learning outcomes
integrate teaching and learning into everyday service provision
increase opportunities on the ward and the proportion of time available for education
understand how knowledge, clinical skills and professional behaviour can be acquired and taught
plan ahead to enable on-the-job teaching to become more effective and efficient.
Who should attend?
This is a popular workshop suitable for doctors of all grades and specialties.
This was a really very worthwhile day out. My main question about how I can deliver meaningful teaching in busy clinics under pressure of time was definitely addressed and I feel I am taking away some useful skills and tips which I will undoubtedly use.
Consultant clinical oncologist, attended workshop January 2017
On-the-job teaching workshop
9 November 2018 09:30 to 16:00
Programme
Highlights include:
principles of adult learning
identifying teaching and learning opportunities
how to teach effectively – method and structure
effective questioning
teaching attitudes and behaviours
how to evaluate teaching
clinical scenarios.