Teaching Residents to Teach

5 Tips for Residents New to Teaching Medical Students

“…Given a distinct time boundary, medical students can learn to become quicker and more efficient with their presentations. 3 Tip 4: Highlight key points in the patient presentation that leads to the diagnosis Highlighting the key points in a patient presentation that leads to an accurate diagnosis will help reinforce the case for a medical student. 3 Additionally, this allows them to understand your thought process and redirect their focus in a patient encounter, helping them come to the diagnosis.…”

“…3 Tip 4: Highlight key points in the patient presentation that leads to the diagnosis Highlighting the key points in a patient presentation that leads to an accurate diagnosis will help reinforce the case for a medical student. 3 Additionally, this allows them to understand your thought process and redirect their focus in a patient encounter, helping them come to the diagnosis. Summarizing the information gathered and reframing the full picture concisely will help solidify the diagnosis and treatment plan.…”

Teaching on the run: Teaching skills for surgical trainees

“…The Warwickshire Study showed that the majority of consultants widely used the teaching principles they had learned but it did not address the long‐term effects of their course on the quality of teaching 6 . White et al evaluated the effect of their 31/2‐h microskills model 10 weeks after the workshop using direct observation of the trainees 7 . Their follow‐up period is relatively short.…”

Effects of "Teaching Method Workshop" on general surgery residents′ teaching skills

“…[8] Although it is estimated that residents are responsible for 80% of teaching endeavor[12] and have an important role in this regard, there is no formal teaching skills program in residency curriculum. [13–15]…”

“…[9] Many studies indicate the positive effect of teaching skills training courses on improving the residents’ teaching skills. [810131718]…”