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Adam Nicholas Carter1, Albert Gifford1, Amy Victoria Lyons1
1Medical School, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK.
Abstract:
Inpatient ward placements are rich with practical learning opportunities for medical students; however, many such opportunities go overlooked and underused. Newly qualified doctors often feel underprepared for work on wards; improving student experience on ward placements can address this. Although this requires an active effort from both students and clinical educators, it is not arduous and has mutual benefit: improving medical education while simultaneously reducing staff workload. Here, we present a guide for both teachers and students highlighting three key areas of ward learning that may be improved: strategies to drive active learning, integration of students into the ward team and underutilised resources to develop a patient-centred approach.
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