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1/ For the next 7 weeks, our #MedEdTwagTeam #TweetorialTuesday will review the foundational #ClinicalTeaching skills.

Then we will launch into our new threads on more advanced clinical teaching skills.

#MedTwitter
#MedEd

2/ Why are we doing this?

July is a time of transitions.

And we believe these foundational skills are the most important ones to master before moving to more advanced skills.

Revisit this intro thread from @GStetsonMD for details about what's to come:

3/ Plus, using spaced learning to revisit content is an effective way to learn & retain information!

See this wonderful illustration by @OsmosisMed highlighting this point. Image
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1/ Supervisor's šŸ’­
Why isnā€™t the heparin drip ordered yet? Iā€™ll just order it...

Trainee's šŸ’­
Why am I even here? My supervisor repeats everything I do. Do they even trust me?

How can we balance supervision w/ autonomy?

This weekā€™s #MedEdTwagTeam topic: Trust & Empower
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2/ This weekā€™s discussion is our final @MedEdTwagTeam thread on foundational #ClinicalTeaching skills.

We discuss entrustment & empowerment, which are key to promoting *appropriate* autonomy.

If you missed @GStetsonMDā€™s thread last week, check it out:
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3/ So what are entrustment & empowerment, and why do they matter in #MedEd?

The article below in @AcadMedJournal provides a helpful definition of entrustment:
journals.lww.com/academicmediciā€¦

When supervisors entrust trainees,
it empowers trainees.

It provides them with autonomy. Image
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Have you ever a junior member of your team ask you a question, and you had NO IDEA what the answer was?

Like, literally no clue.
Racking your brain.
Nothing.

Nope, just me?

This weekā€™s #MedEdTwagTeam #ClinicalTeaching topic: Humility.

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2/

On my first day as a senior resident, I was terrified that my interns would ask me a question that I didnā€™t know.
ā€¦And they did.

So I said, ā€œI donā€™t know, letā€™s look it up.ā€

And, (not surprisingly) they appreciated that.
Me, admitting my limitations & offering to help.
3/ Honestly, this fear of not knowing things still plagues me.
I have a weird combination of confidence + imposter syndrome.

Some days I feel confident.
Other days I wonder why everyone else is so much smarter than me.

Why can't I remember the names of those famous trials?!
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1/ šŸ’­Thoughts of a traineešŸ’­

ā€œShould I call my [resident/fellow/attending]?ā€
ā€œI donā€™t want to be a bother.ā€
ā€œI donā€™t want them to think Iā€™m dumb.ā€

Sound familiar?
I know these thoughts plagued me.

How can we prevent this?

This weekā€™s #ClinicalTeaching topic: Be Available
2/ To me, ā€œBeing Availableā€ means ensuring that my team feels that I am their safety net

Nothing is beneath me.
Iā€™m here to help.

WE, as a team, are responsible for our patients.

A failure of one, is a failure of all.
Yet, an accomplishment of one should be celebrated by all.
3/

In my mind, the concept of ā€œBeing Availableā€ has two components:

1āƒ£Approachability (i.e. are people comfortable asking for help?)

2āƒ£Proximity (i.e. are you physically & mentally ā€œthereā€ for your team?)
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1/ Intro to #ClinicalTeaching!

Hey #MedEd and #MedTwitter! #TwagTeamBackAgain because it is #TweetorialTuesday! We are the one and only #MedEdTwagTeam.

This is the beginning of our new theme...

šŸŒŸClinical TeachingšŸŒŸ Image
2/ This is a super special time of year! A time of transitions.

Pre-Clinical Student āž”ļø Clerkships
Clerkships āž”ļø Acting Interns
Student āž”ļø Intern
Intern āž”ļø Resident
Resident āž”ļø Fellow?
Resident/Fellow āž”ļø Faculty

All of these new roles bring new teaching opportunities!
3/ It is our hope, over these next weeks and months, to give you the tools to THRIVE as a clinician educator in each of these new roles.
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We have grouped our #MedEdTwagTeam #tweetorials by topic in separate "Twitter Moments" below.

Follow @GStetsonMD & @JenniferSpicer4 on Tuesdays to see new tweetorials. Image
Click on the link to find all tweetorials on #ClinicalTeaching by @GStetsonMD & @JenniferSpicer4

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