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Residents' teaching skills / Janine C. Edwards, Joan A. Friedland, Robert Bing-You, editors.

Holman Biotech Commons R834 .R47 2002
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Edwards, Janine C.
Friedland, Joan A.
Bing-You, Robert.
Series:
Springer series on medical education
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Clinical medicine--Study and teaching.
Clinical medicine.
Effective teaching.
Residents (Medicine)--Training of.
Residents (Medicine).
Pediatrics--Study and teaching.
Pediatrics.
Teaching--methods.
Education, Medical.
Medical Subjects:
Teaching--methods.
Education, Medical.
Physical Description:
xxi, 254 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
New York : Springer Pub. Co., [2002]
Contents:
Part I Information and Ideas
1 Our Physician Forebear Sir William Osler as Teacher to Emulate / James A. Knight 3
2 Social Learning Theory and the Development of Clinical Performance / Joan A. Friedland 18
3 Clinical Teaching Techniques for Residents / Janine C. Edwards, Robert L. Marier, Robert G. Bing-You 38
4 Observing, Developing, and Reflecting on Residents' Teaching Strategies / Janet Palmer Hafler 66
5 Planning and Implementing a Teaching-Skills Improvement Program for Residents / Linda Snell 81
6 Residents as Teachers: Evaluating Programs and Performance / Debra A. DaRosa 100
7 Interpretation and Projections / Robert G. Bing-You, Janine C. Edwards, Joan A. Friedland 115
Part II Materials for Teaching-Skills Programs
A The Role of the Senior Resident: Team Manager, Leader, and Teacher / Joyce E. Wipf 129
Course Background and Evaluation 130
Course Description 131
Development of a Resident Teaching Skills Course 132
Teaching Course Manual for Residents 133
Management of a Team 133
Resident as Manager of a Team 133
Fundamentals of Management 134
Supervising Patient Care 137
Work Rounds 137
Team Problems 141
Attending Interactions 143
Attending Rounds 143
Negotiation Skills 146
Work Rounds with the Attending 149
Resident as Teacher 150
Resident Has a Key Role as Teacher 151
Determinants of Learning 151
Microskills of Teaching 154
Teacher Reasoning and Action 154
The Five Microskills of Teaching 154
Microskills Demonstration Case 161
Microskills Practice Cases 162
Feedback and Evaluation 163
Feedback Versus Evaluation 163
Feedback 164
Evaluation 168
Criteria for Grading 170
Problem Behaviors in Residents 171
Team Morale and Conflicts 171
Strategies to Reduce Residency Stress 175
Mental Health Consultation for Residents and Medical Students 175
Substance Use 175
Substance Abuse 176
Impaired Physicians 177
Warning Signs of Impairment 178
Getting Help 179
Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination 180
B Teaching Materials for Pediatric Residents: Three Modules / Janet Palmer Hafler, Elizabeth A. Rider 187
Module I The Student-Teacher Relationship 189
Goals 190
Facilitator Guide 191
Handouts for the Session
Listening in the Relationship
An Exercise 193
Characteristics of an Effective Student-Teacher Relationship 194
Alternative Exercise 195
Module II Teaching in Small Groups 198
Goals 198
Facilitator Guide 199
Agenda for the Exercise 200
Handouts
Stages of Group Process and Dynamics 202
Group Process
Effective Group Member Behaviors 204
Group Process Behavior Analysis 205
Teaching Tips for a Case Discussion 206
Module III Giving and Receiving Feedback 210
Facilitator Guide 211
1. Feedback (as transparency) 213
2. Evaluation (as transparency) 214
Reflective Exercise 215
Characteristics of Constructive Feedback 216
Case: "You've got Something to Say" 217
Tips on Planning Individual Feedback Sessions 220
C Teaching Skills Modules 222
Introduction to Teaching Clinical Procedures 223
What do you do on Work Rounds? 227
Role Play for 1:1 Teaching with a Patient / Joan A. Friedland 230
D Forms for Evaluation of Resident Teaching-Skills Programs and Resident Performance / Debra A. DaRosa 235.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0826114369
9780826114365
OCLC:
47522462

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