The Standardized Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements. Applicants will then have an opportunity to portray a patient’s case and receive feedback. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
The Standardized Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements. Applicants will then have an opportunity to portray a patient’s case and receive feedback. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
Hosted by the Southern Medical Program at UBC Okanagan, join researchers and health professionals as they share their insights and expertise on how to enhance your overall health.On Monday, November 4th, 2024, Drs. Kurt Hoskin and Emmanuelle Massie present Healthy Hearts: Risks & Prevention.
The Volunteer Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements for volunteer patients. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
The Standardized Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements. Applicants will then have an opportunity to portray a patient’s case and receive feedback. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
The Volunteer Patient Orientation session will provide a brief overview of the program and the requirements for volunteer patients. All ages and backgrounds are welcome.
MEDTalks is a health education speaker series exploring current and emerging trends in medicine. Hosted by the Southern Medical Program at UBC Okanagan, join researchers and health professionals as they share their insights and expertise on how to enhance your overall health.
The Southern Medical Program is hosting a series of orientation sessions for new standardized patients from all ages and backgrounds.
The Southern Medical Program is hosting a series of orientation sessions for new standardized patients from all ages and backgrounds.
The Southern Medical Program is hosting a series of orientation sessions for new standardized patients from all ages and backgrounds.
The Southern Medical Program is hosting a series of orientation sessions for new standardized patients from all ages and backgrounds.
Hear from health experts about how the intersection of nutrition, exercise, and chronic disease prevention can improve overall health.
Drs. Janet Evans and Jonathan Little present Health strategies to optimize aging and quality of life.
Explore conditions for effective feedback and reflection and discuss principles and tools to facilitate the provision of feedback to learners.
Discuss differences between formative and summative assessment tools, review utility of direct observation, discuss programmatic assessment
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