Giving Effective Feedback

Start date: 06.10.20
End date: 06.10.20
Duration: 1 hour
Fees: Free
Venue: Online

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Course overview

Feedback is a global issue and providing effective feedback a sought-after skill.This blended learning approach is designed to enhance skills in giving effective feedback within medical education. Various models will be explored and the impact of feedback will be discussed.

By the end of this session participants will be better able to:

Understand the meaning of effective feedback

Utilise skills of listening, observing, giving feedback and receiving feedback.
Identify and make opportunities for giving feedback
Provide Feedback using a variety of methods

This course is free to attend and of interest to those wishing to develop teaching skills, especially in the healthcare environment and teaching our students.

Speakers

Dr Cait Dennis and Dr Amaya Ellawalla, , Leeds Institute of Medical Education

Accreditation

This blended learning approach has been accredited for CPD points from the Royal College of Physicians

It is developed and run by Leeds Institute of Medical Education at The University of Leeds and can be used to evidence the following areas for GMC accreditation: Teaching and Facilitating Learning.

It workshop can be used to evidence to following areas for The Academy of Medical Educators. Core: Educational Scholarship. Domains: Designing and Planning of Learning Activities, Teaching and Supporting Learners.