DFCM Undergraduate Community Preceptor Education Evening

This event is hosted by the DFCM Undergraduate Program 

DFCM Undergraduate Community Preceptor Faculty Development Evening

September 11, 2024 from 6:00pm - 8:15pm on ZOOM

This annual event provides faculty development specifically aimed at our community-based preceptors who teach FMLE, Elective, TTR and Clerkship students, recognizing the unique challenges we face while teaching in distributed educational sites. 
The session is accredited for 2 hours Mainpro+

Our agenda will include the following 2 presentations:

• Digital Health: Teaching with AI and Clinical Decision Making 
  Dr. Rajesh Girdhari, Dr. Jeremy Chad, and Dr. Curtis Foong, Dr. Mayura Loganathan 
• Giving and Receiving Effective Feedback 
  Dr. Judith Peranson

Goals and Learning Objectives:

At the end of these presentations the physician will be able to:

• describe briefly what artificial intelligence is and how it may be used to augment clinical practice
• have a lifelong/continuous learning approach to learning about and incorporating new clinical decision-making tools into clinical practice and how to teach this skill with learners
• categorize 3 different types of feedback and list 5 characteristics of effective feedback
• describe the role and limitations of self-assessment in professional development and practice giving feedback using a structured model

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A confirmation message with login details will be emailed upon registration

Looking forward to seeing you then! Please contact familymed.undergrad@utoronto.ca if you have any questions.