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Out of all the education programs I have been exposed to, this one definitely has had the most influence… can see the benefits so immensely… it has had a huge impact to the point where medical students can tell who has and hasn’t been through the program.
Teaching on the Run provides quality workshops on teaching and supervision for clinicians.
Good clinical teaching and supervision is an essential part of the training of junior doctors. Doctors have usually not been trained in how to teach and supervise, but are expected to carry out these tasks, while working on the run.
Since 2001, Teaching on the Run has been delivered to more than 1000 clinicians and medical educators around Australia. Research from our workshops clearly shows that their confidence to teach and supervise effectively has increased significantly.
Workshops are designed for 12-16 participants and run for 2-3 hours. Each workshop uses a variety of small group teaching techniques including discussion, video presentation, small group work and reflection.
The workshops are:
The program, initially established for hospital-based clinicians supervising junior doctors, has been extended to cover clinicians teaching students and specialist trainees as well as JMOs, modified for community settings, specialty areas (Dermatology, GP, Obstetrics and Gynaecology), students as teachers, dental teachers and academic tutors (small group tutors).
This training has been rolled out around Australia and workshops are run in urban and rural areas.