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Programme >
Education Symposium II
Using Evidence-based Methods to Enhance Learning: A Sharing by Health Professions Educators
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Track type:
Symposium
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Date: 22 Sep 2018
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Time:
1400 - 1530
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Location:
Academia, Level 2, Whitespace
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Evidence-based medicine has been the pillar of decision making for clinically important questions about diagnosis, therapy, and many other aspects of healthcare. Similarly, in education, it is important for educators to adopt an evidence-based approach to matters related to teaching and learning. But how could that be done, and what would be the process of consulting educational literature to design and facilitate learning experiences? While it might seem daunting, the process of adopting an evidence-based approach to create meaningful experiences for their learners is actually not that impossible. The speakers will be sharing how they successfully made use of best educational practices, culled from educational literature to strengthen their curriculum and sharpen their pedagogical skills.
TOPIC 1:
Suturing Workshop - Applying Educational Theories to Improve Teaching Practices
TOPIC 2:
A Scholarly Approach to Developing a Successful Orientation Programme in Paediatric Emergency Medicine
TOPIC 3:
Identifying Key Non-technical Skills for an Anaesthesia Senior Resident to Practice with Indirect Supervision
TOPIC 4:
A Glimpse into Residency Competency Framework for Allied Health Professionals
TOPIC 5:
Enhancing Radiology Education for Medical Students: Fortunes and Foibles of an Aspiring Educator
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