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Preparation
Residents as Teachers
Orienting a Learner
Precepting Principles
What to Teach
Teaching Strategies
Patient Visits
EHR and Health Informatics
Feedback
Evaluation
Learners in Difficulty
After the Rotation
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Characteristics of Ideal Preceptors
What You Can Expect From Your Learners
Setting Expectations for Feedback
Adult Learning Princples
Teaching Evidence Based Medicine
What to Teach:
General Medical Knowledge
What to Teach:
Procedures
Five-Step Microskills
Differences Between Feedback and Evaluation
Giving Feedback
Feedback Levels
Where to Precept
Residents: Assess Your Teaching Skills