Article 2008

How to ... Plan trainees' learning as an educational supervisor

Education for Primary Care
Journal · Vol. 19 · Issue 4 · pp. 441-443
Abstract

Training posts in primary care or hospital practice settings provide rich learning opportunities for trainees. Trainees will appreciate and benefit from support for their learning in the clinical setting, exposure to modern teaching methods and constructive feedback. Planning is very much at the heart of productive learning: both planning for single teaching episodes and planning on what should be achieved overall during an attachment.

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Article interpersonal communication Vocational education postgraduate education primary medical care professional development strategic planning medical student professional competence feedback system professional practice experiential learning education program learning style
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School of Postgraduate Medical and Dental Education, Cardiff University, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales, United Kingdom
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3 Quality Clinical Supervision in the Health Care Professions Principled Approaches to Practice, (1997)
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