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Medical Education Orientation/Onboarding - PPT

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Medical Education Orientation/Onboarding - PPT

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Objectives

Introductions

Ice Breaker / Teamwork

What is a CCM?

What are your responsibilities?

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Objectives:

Clarify Module Focus & Goals

Review Curriculum Structure

Explain Assessment Framework/Grading

Prepare Faculty for Role Expectations

Introduce Platform & Tool Changes

Plan for Faculty Development

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Clinical Competency Mentoring Program - Introductions

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Objectives

Psychological Safety

Outline the core principles of psychological safety

Recognize the relationship between an individual’s growth mindset and psychological safety

Review and practice creating psychological safety in teams

Describe the relationship between leadership, psychological safety, and well-being

Coaching for Growth

Demonstrate the relationship between leadership, coaching and well-being

Recognize the core building blocks for a coaching relationship

Purpose, Trust, Caring through Curiosity, Recognizing our Biases, Listening Actively

Utilize the GROW model to practice a coaching approach

Challenging Conversations

Review relationship between conflict and job burnout, satisfaction and stress

Describe the concepts of ladder of inference, storytelling, unbundling and the fool's choice and how they impact our behaviors

Review and practice tools to manage the challenging conversations including contrasting statements and the STATE model.

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Discuss advantages and disadvantages of small group teaching

Identify characteristics of effective group discussions

Describe the stages of team development using Tuckman’s model.

Use the GRPI model to support team performance

Describe role and responsibilitites of a small group facilitator

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Small Group Facilitation Part I - Recording

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Small Group Facilitation Part I - Recording

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Objectives

Identify characteristics of effective group discussions​

Discussion of group dynamics and effective/ineffective facilitation techniques​

Discussion of individual challenges and solutions​

Define clinical reasoning and explain its role in medicine and education​

Explain Problem Representation and understand its role in clinical reasoning​

Explain the Illness Script model of information storage and retrieval

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Small Group Facilitation Part II - Recording

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Small Group Facilitation Part II - Recording

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Objectives:

Transition to Medical School Learning

Learn, Review, Test

Support Learners

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Objectives: Patient-Centered Advocacy Integration

Explain the goals of the Patient-Centered Advocacy (PCA) Area of Concentration and its LCME alignment.

Identify PCA sub-thread domains and their integration into early POM I sessions.

Apply the adapted NURSE model for culturally responsive communication.

List the five steps of structural competency and apply two in teaching.

Reframe clinical language to address structural and systemic factors.

Use the structural vulnerability assessment tool in social history taking.

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Learning Strategies, Structural Competency & SDH - Recording

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Learning Strategies, Structural Competency & SDH - Recording

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Objectives:

Describe five core principles of dialogic teaching and explain their relevance to small-group learning

Analyze potential power dynamics in small-group settings and how they impact student participation

Develop a small-group dialogic teaching plan that creates the conditions for all students to participate fully, feel valued, and thrive

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July 2025 CCM _ Faculty Development _ Planning for Dialogic Teaching

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Planning for Dialogic Teaching - Recording

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Planning for Dialogic Teaching - Recording

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Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing

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Objectives:

Explain what I take the common morality approach to medical ethics to be.

Negative Argument: Show that common morality does not provide an account of medical ethics.

Positive Argument: Explain why medical professions require a distinctive ethics, an uncommon morality.

Explain why students need to learn and internalize the ethics of medicine

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Medicine's Distinctive Ethics - Recording

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Medicine's Distinctive Ethics - Recording

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Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing

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Objectives:

Medical Training Course Structure Changes

Standardized Patients in Medical Education

Constructive Feedback for Medical Students

Student-Faculty Interaction Practice Exercise

Enhancing Patient Simulation Techniques

Standardized Patient Feedback Techniques

Standardizing Case Evaluation Checklists

OSCE Scoring and Communication Standards

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Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing

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POM Skills - Review Faculty Guides Weeks 1 and 2 Recording

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POM Skills - Review Faculty Guides Weeks 1 and 2 Recording

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Objectives:

Faculty Teaching Session Preparation

Physician Norms and Communication Workshop

Standardized Patient Session Planning

Medical Ethics and Patient Confidentiality

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Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing

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Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, conference, huddle, and training rooms, as well as executive offices and classrooms. Founded in 2011, Zoom helps businesses and organizations bring their teams together in a frictionless environment to get more done. Zoom is a publicly traded company headquartered in San Jose, CA.