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Exploring the experiences of medical students after failing an exam – publication from an UoNMedEd Alumni!

  Dr Robert Jay has published the research he did as part of his Masters in MedEd at Nottm   I would like to start by thanking all the people all the staff in the medical school education centre who helped me get my project to publication. I wanted to look into remediation for my …

Reflections from one of our graduates at Winter UoN Graduation

CONGRATULATIONS to our graduates today! December is the main graduation date for our MedEd graduates, as most finish their PGCert, Diploma or Masters in the summer and then the exam board ratifies all results in November.         This year, some faculty managed to attend as the date fit around clinical commitments, and …

Summer Graduation 2023

Well done! to our Scholars graduating last week  Most of our Scholars on the PGCert, PGDip and Masters in Medical Education will finish their studies in the summer and their marks are then ratified at the Exam Board in Autumn, ready for the UoN December Graduation dates. However, a few people graduate in the summer, …

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CONGRATULATIONS graduation December 2022!!

Congratulations to the Nottingham Medical Education scholars graduating on Thursday 15th December 2022 We held our Exam Board on 2nd November Course 2022 and agreed all the awards of scholars finishing the course in Summer 2022. The External Examiner was, again, very complimentary about the quality of our scholars’ work that he reviewed and the …

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Nottingham MedEd team attend AMEE 2022 in Lyon, France

  Dr Rebecca McConnell reflects on her first AMEE conference experience Nottingham faculty, students and alumni visited Lyon at the end of August this year to attend the AMEE annual conference – along with thousands of other medical educationalists from around the world. And even more people attended online as they made the conference “hybrid” …

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Congratulations to our recent Graduates!!

Congratulations to the Nottingham Medical Education scholars graduating this summer   After a difficult few years we were able to celebrate IN PERSON this summer and Dr Rakesh Patel attended on behalf of the faculty to wish our graduates well.    It has been a difficult few years for the scholars on our course, as …

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Spotlight on Scholars – Dr Shibley Rahman

This is one of our “Spotlight on Scholars” blog posts: introducing current members of our student body and discussing what they are learning about #MedEd and the Nottingham Course. In National Carers week, we introduce Dr Shibley Rahman – https://www.carersweek.org/ I enrolled onto the PGCert in medical education at Nottingham, with a view to doing the …

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Spotlight on “Teaching Clinical Reasoning”

  Dr Nicola Cooper discusses teaching clinical reasoning on the MedEd Masters at Nottingham Our postgraduate diploma in medical education has a number of optional modules including technology-enhanced learning; underperformance and performance enhancement; coaching, mentoring and supervision; applying psychometrics in assessment; and teaching clinical reasoning. Teaching clinical reasoning is a hot topic among medical educators …

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Introducing the Coaching, Mentoring and Supervision module @UoNMedEd

Dr Rebecca McConnell reflects upon the face-to-face module teaching sessions we’ve held on UoN Jubilee Campus recently Teaching on the Masters in MedEd part-time, I am module convener for only one module, which usually has all of it’s teaching days in March, April and May. So I have been busy and *on campus* over the …

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MedEd Scholar carries out research around medical misinformation on social media – apply on Twitter!

  Can you help with one of our scholar’s research project on medical misinformation on social media?   As a novel virus, Covid-19 has caused a lot of uncertainty for both laypeople and medical professionals. As evidence began to emerge, doctors and other medical professionals have attempted to engage with the public on social media …

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