Explore highlights from our previous symposiums: Explore highlights from our previous symposiums: November 2023 The venue was The University of Edinburgh's Chancellor's Building, at Little France and it was an in-person event. The symposium had a “Sharing Good Practice in Clinical Education” theme. The CEP Annual Symposium is an opportunity to: Update the clinical educator community in Southeast Scotland on recent or current activity related to learning and teaching Identify and develop collaborations within the community Raise the profile of clinical education within Southeast Scotland This year, the CEP Annual Symposium took the form of short talks and posters. Short talks took the form of a 10-15 minute oral presentation followed by 5 minutes for questions. Poster presentations were presented by the authors using a “datablitz” format, where presenters had the opportunity to give a 1-minute summary of the key points of their work, using 1 slide. Please see the recording of the event below. Please note the captions were created automatically and might not be completely accurate. Below you can find the programme. Sharing Good Practice in Medical Education (Chaired by Prof Gill Aitken and Dr Janet Skinner) 8.30am Registration (Foyer, Chancellor’s Building) 9.00am Welcome and introduction Prof Gill Aitken 9.05am Session 1 1 starts at 03.10 on the recording Fostering Interprofessional education through a Tactical decision game: Lessons learned and a blueprint for clinical educators (Dr David McLennan) 2 starts at 26.10 on the recording Support for paediatric trainees returning from time out of programme (Dr Kathleen Duffin) 3 starts at 45.40 on the recording Developing a feedback process for prescribing errors: exploring the views of doctors in training to mitigate negative consequences (Dr Madeleine Greaves and Dr Sophie Horrocks) 4 starts at 1.05.30 on the recording Utilising video capture for practical skills assessment (Caroline Mosley) 5 starts at 1.24.00 on the recording Design and implementation of two medical escape rooms: An educational case study (Dr Katie Percival) 6 starts at 1.42.00 on the recording Datablitz 11.15am Break for Refreshments 11.45am Session 2 7 starts at 2.09.40 on the recording Bridging the Gap: Addressing Incivility in Healthcare Teams through Immersive Simulation (Dr Katharine Ralston) 8 starts at 2.26.00 on the recording ‘The FY1 Toolkit’: an innovative and collaborative teaching programme designed to aid the transition between medical school and foundation training (Dr Georgia Gilbert) 9 starts at 2.45.00 on the recording Age simulation on a budget (Dr Sheila Coutts) 10 starts at 3.00.00 on the recording Culturing continuum medical education in infection: from undergraduate to postgraduate training (Dr Olga Moncayo) 11 starts at 3.14.30 on the recording Making clinical education more accessible - ideas that worked for us (Dr Kate Mitchell) 12 starts at 3.30.45 on the recording Becoming "more part of the team": exploring medical students' sense of belonging through co-creation in clinical learning (Dr Valerie Rae) 1.15pm Presentation of CEP Teaching Awards 1.25pm Closing Remarks Dr Janet Skinner 1.30pm Close Further Information If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at: cep@ed.ac.uk This article was published on 2024-09-09