Posts Tagged ‘Grand rounds’

If you’re a medical student, an intern, a resident or a fellow, then you can skyrocket your learning and your Boards preparation without adding time to what you do already.

You already go on rounds with your attending. You already attend conferences, classes, and morning report. You already go to Grand Rounds. And you might already go to Boards prep courses.

Well, check this out… with one tweak, your learning experience can go from okay to phenomenal.

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If you are an institution (a medical school, a residency program, etc) and you would like to learn more about how this concept can help your organization go from good to completely awesome, then go to NapkinRounds.com.

By the way, if you haven’t seen the changes yet:

If you’re in medical school, internship or residency, it can be pretty stressful to give a presentation. Public speaking is tough as it is, but you’re presenting to a bunch of people who often know more than you… and worse, one or two of them (actually think they) benefit from having someone like you not do so well.

Well, one way to really set a poor tone for the talk is to get there and have the thing not load.

Here’s a look at some ways of backing up your presentations so you don’t find yourself in that situation.

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