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This is an appreciation post. I recently held a talk about clinical reasoning to surgeons at our national meeting. Used knowledge from the following: 👇 
@ffolliet who changed the way I think about aducation. (Ps - Iknow this is not the best slide, I promise I had better). I learned so much from ffolliet.com it's unreal. #htdap
@CPSolvers their website and their podcast. Lovely people speaking about their love for medicine. What more could you ask for? @rabihmgeha @DxRxEdu clinicalproblemsolving.com
Here's a little #Tweetorial of my presentation at @SCCM #CCC50 earlier today (available on demand!)
Here are "10 Tips for Better Presentations: Lessons from Storytellers" that can help improve your #MedEd, #Research, #Academic, & #Professional #presentations
#FOAMed #htdap
Here are "10 Tips for Better Presentations: Lessons from Storytellers" that can help improve your #MedEd, #Research, #Academic, & #Professional #presentations
#FOAMed #htdap
Our presentations suck. Period.
Presentations are fundamental to medical education. High volumes of information are “delivered” in lecture halls and medical conferences, but the uncomfortable truth is that very little of that information is actually retained.
Presentations are fundamental to medical education. High volumes of information are “delivered” in lecture halls and medical conferences, but the uncomfortable truth is that very little of that information is actually retained.
Some reasons why:
- Our lecturing style has remained stagnant despite the fact that our understanding of how people learn has changed.
- Most presentations make the supportive media (i.e. slides) the focus of the presentation without thought about the story or the delivery.
- Our lecturing style has remained stagnant despite the fact that our understanding of how people learn has changed.
- Most presentations make the supportive media (i.e. slides) the focus of the presentation without thought about the story or the delivery.
