"LEARNING
FROM THE PATIENT "
Essentials of Clinical Teaching
Workshop
February 14-18, 2010
Ala Moana Hotel and UH Medical School
Honolulu, Hawaii USA
CLINICAL
TEACHING
WORKSHOP LINKS:
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In an intensive 3-day workshop, February14-17, attendees will learn the principles of effective and efficient medical education in the clinical setting. A supplemental ½-day workshop on February 18 will apply these principles to developing standardized patient cases in augmenting clinical education programs.
Workshop leader: Jon Martell, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine
Theoretical and practical concepts in different areas of clinical education will be presented, including bedside teaching and assessment of student performance. Presentations are supplemented with small group sessions, role playing exercises, and videotape review. A formal standardized teaching exercise at the end of the workshop will allow the participants to practice and refine their teaching skills.
This workshop has been designed to help participants refine the following skills:
- Using effective communication to create value in the teaching encounter.
- Efficient Bedside teaching in the modern practice environment.
- Promoting student directed learning in clinical education.
- Adapting PBL and Evidence-Based techniques to clinical teaching.
- Using feedback techniques to enhance clinical education.
The supplemental ½-day workshop will apply skills learned in the main workshop to the development of standardized patient cases and clinical simulations.
This workshop is designed for medical educators at any level of experience who wish to improve the effectiveness of their clinical teaching. A special effort will be made to relate workshop techniques to different cultural contexts and changing medical practice.
Program Inquiries to Dr. Jon Martell:
jmartell@fundamentalparticle.com
|
The workshop honors Sir
William Osler (1849-1919), Canadian-born physician
renowned as teacher, scholar, and medical historian. Author
of The Principles and Practice of Medicine. |
SUMMARY OF TENTATIVE PROGRAM
Download Word
document with the detailed program.
REGISTRATION LIMITED TO:
Main Workshop, Oct. 14-17, Mon-Wed: 24
Supplemental Workshop, Oct. 18, Thursday: 12
Registration FeeS:
Main Workshop: $1,200
Optional Workshop: $300
Entire Workshop: $1,500
KEY DEADLINES:
Workshop
registration: January 31, 2009
Air/Room reservation: January 15, 2009
LINKS TO PROGRAM, REGISTRATION/PAYMENT, AIR/HOTEL PACKAGE, AND TRAVEL TIPS:
>>Tentative
Program (Word)
>> Registration and Payment Form (Word)
>> Air/Hotel package
>> Traveling to Honolulu
For more information, contact:
Raymond S. Tabata
Educational Program Specialist
University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine
Office of Medical Education
Program for Medical Education in East Asia
651 Ilalo Street, MEB 307, Honolulu, HI 96813
E-Mail: tabata@hawaii.edu
Web: ome.hawaii.edu/asia.htm
