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Join medical and nursing educators and specialists from across Australia and New Zealand as we explore key topics shaping healthcare education in 2025. From assessment to the latest in clinical simulation, discover emerging trends in the field and solutions to support your teaching journey and students' success.
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Join Dr Sarah Hyde and Dr Ben Taylor for an engaging exploration of clinical reasoning in medical education. This webinar delves into proven strategies for developing and assessing clinical reasoning skills, helping prepare practice-ready graduates for real-world healthcare challenges.
Key areas covered:
Evidence-based methods to enhance clinical confidence
Implementing efficient progress-tracking and assessment systems that empower students and educators to monitor clinical decision-making skills
Creating risk-free environments for clinical reasoning practice using educational tools
Expanding case diversity to ensure students encounter a comprehensive range of patients and conditions
When: 4 June 2025, 3:00 PM AEST
Duration: 60 minutes
Format: Interactive webinar with live Q&A
Perfect for medical educators seeking to transform clinical reasoning education and support students' journey toward clinical excellence. Register now to secure your spot and receive the recording post-session.
Dr Sarah Hyde is the Research and Evaluation Lead at The Royal Australasian College of Physicians, bringing over 14 years of expertise in medical education. Her extensive background includes senior lecturer positions at Charles Sturt University's School of Rural Medicine and significant experience in problem-based learning implementation. Dr Hyde's doctoral research focused on how medical students regulate their learning in clinical settings, making her uniquely qualified to address contemporary challenges in clinical reasoning education.
Dr Ben Taylor is a distinguished emergency medicine specialist and simulation expert, currently serving as Director of Simulation at UNSW's School of Clinical Medicine and Simulation Staff Specialist at Sydney Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre. With over 15 years of experience at Liverpool Hospital and Northern Beaches Hospital, Dr Taylor combines hands-on emergency medicine expertise with advanced simulation education. As a Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator (CHSE), he brings practical insights into developing clinical reasoning skills through innovative teaching methodologies.
