Why Do Clinical Case Presentations Work with Medical Students? And How Can They Work Better?
Why Do Clinical Case Presentations Students?
Mark Speicher, Ph.D.
Fmr. Associate Dean, Academic Affairs, Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine
Midwestern University
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Learning Objectives
• Why do case presentations work?
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• How can we teach them so that they are most effective?
• What should students learn, and how can I assess it?
See Slide Notes
Cases Work ‘Cause They’re “Sticky”
Credible Understandable Unexpecte d Concrete Emotional Story (Chip and Dan Heath, Made to Stick, 2009)
Participant-centered Learning
Bloom
Taxonomy of Learning
Howard Gardner
Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Spatial Linguistic
Logical-mathematical
Bodily-kinesthetic
Musical
Interpersonal Intrapersonal
Naturalistic
Source: Anderson & Krathwohl, 2001
Source: Gardner, 1999
Pedagogical Focus: Core Competencies
• Theory
• Interdisciplinary Application
• Medical knowledge
• Problem-solving skills
• Practice-based learning and Systems-based practice In Situ Practice
• Collaboration in the case
• Interaction with teachers and audience Communicatio
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Interdisciplinary on a Larger Scale
Law
Accounting & Finance
Administrati on & Managemen t
Health Care & Medicine Organization al & Human Behavior
Roles of the Instructor
Facilitator
Trusted Advisor
Feedback Manager
An Exercise: Read this slide.
F2F Challenges and Benefits
Online Challenges & Benefits
Source: Seth Godin, http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2009/08/
the-bandwidth-sync-correlation-thats-worth-thinking-about.html
Encourage
Track
Assess
What Are Clinical Instructors Expecting?
Focus of the Presentation
History of the Present Illness
Organization
Making a Case
Why Do Cases Work Today? “Sticky”
Pedagogically Appropriate Traditional Yet Timely Adaptable to Technology
Interestin g Case Selection Excellent Facilitatio n Improved Follow-up
How Can We Make Case Based Learning Better?
Use these strategies to make case presentations more meaningful and more easily remembered (“sticky”).
LEARN – REFLECT - TEACH
What will you keep the same?
What will you do more of?
What will you do less of?
What will you stop doing?
What will you do differently & how will you do it?
What will you add?