Aim of meeting:
This webinar is relevant to both new and experienced GP supervisors who are involved in, or interested in, teaching and supporting medical learners, including medical students within the general practice setting. As general practice continues to play a critical role in training the future medical workforce, GP supervisors are increasingly required to provide high-quality clinical teaching, learner support, feedback, and professional role modelling within busy practice environments.
These responsibilities can be particularly challenging when supporting students who may be experiencing difficulties. This session will provide an overview of key principles and teaching frameworks to support medical students and help nurture the future GP workforce. It will explore early warning signs of students experiencing significant health or wellbeing concerns, highlight common pitfalls in supervision and feedback, and discuss practical strategies to support students on a day-to-day basis.
Learning outcomes:
- Recognise warning signs of medical students experiencing significant health or wellbeing issues.
- Identify common pitfalls in GP supervision and feedback.
- Apply practical strategies to support medical students in the clinical setting.
Presented by:
Dr Yasin Shahab
GP, Senior Lecturer in General Practice, Western Sydney University School of Medicine
Prof. Penny Abbott
Professor of General Practice at Western Sydney University
Facilitated by:
Hannah Reveley
Workforce Strategy Coordinator, SWSPHN
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