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14:10 Structuring Teaching Structuring Teaching	Structuring Teaching Ian Lee (CEP Tutor) talks about and give examples for the set, body, close format for structuring teaching. cep clinical educator programme ian lee planning and evaluating teaching session teaching things objectives structure learning attention bit evaluation students minutes sort lesson elements notes model ways learners body questions From Ian Lee 0 likes 320 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created June 17th, 2021
48:27 CEP Giving Effective Feedback - The Student… CEP Giving Effective Feedback - The Student Perspective	CEP Giving Effective Feedback - The Student Perspective A focus group discussion with clinical year medical students about: What feedback in medicine looks like (00:00-10:33) Helpful feedback (10:33-17:33) Unhelpful feedback and ideas for improvement… feedback giving effective feedback cep clinical educator programme medicine things question students lot student thing questions kind bit clinicians examination placement answer discussion conditions supervisor doctors gp clinician From Shreya Gupta 0 likes 180 plays 0 Course Code Giving Effective Feedback Course Publisher Shreya Gupta Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 28th, 2021
02:21 Global and Public Health Landing Page Global and Public Health Landing Page	Global and Public Health Landing Page Landing page video for the CMVM Online masters cluster 2020. postgraduate online learning global health public health problem programme career countries master masters credit thinking difference advancement organisation gov ceo advice diseases perspective duhem doctors nurses educator From Mabon Elis 0 likes 458 plays 0 Publisher Rachel Ashcroft Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created December 18th, 2020
09:38 Bedside Clinical Teaching Bedside Clinical Teaching	Bedside Clinical Teaching Dr Andrew Degnan offers tips on how to make bedside clinical teaching manageable and educationally robust based on his own experience. dr andrew degnan bedside clinical teaching cep clinical educator programme teaching session patient examination patients approach learning medicine objectives bit advice opportunity things sessions experience heart saints technique educators environment From Ian Lee 0 likes 338 plays 1 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created November 20th, 2020
11:31 Clinical Teaching in Acute Settings Clinical Teaching in Acute Settings	Clinical Teaching in Acute Settings Dr Janet Skinner discusses some of the practicalities of teaching in the acute setting. Much of this is drawn from her personal experiences, from experiences of colleagues during Clinical Educator… cep clinical educator programme teaching in acute settings dr janet skinner students patient environments teaching things team situations minute teacher environment skills vulnerability care minutes blood emergency candour credibility pathway coagulation From Ian Lee 0 likes 341 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created November 19th, 2020
13:26 Evaluating your Teaching Evaluating your Teaching	Evaluating your Teaching looks at the value as well as some techniques for evaluating teaching ian lee clinical educator programme mbchb teaching feedback students things level thing forms classroom evaluation educator questions question kirkpatrick scale experience learning form participants technique 990s From Ian Lee 0 likes 492 plays Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created July 8th, 2020 Retain Source File Yes

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