Giving feedback to trainees

by Dr Clare Oakley and Prof Femi Oyebode

Giving feedback to trainees

Educational supervision is at the centre of the training of psychiatrists. A crucial component of this supervision is feedback to trainees about their progress to enable their effective development as psychiatrists.

 

Workplace-based assessments (WPBA) require effective supervision and feedback for trainees and this module aims to introduce supervision and feedback in this context.

 

In particular, we consider:

 

  • the principles of supervision

  • the principles of feedback, including the SET-GO principle

  • models of feedback including Pendleton's rules and the Calgary-Cambridge model

  • feedback for WPBA

  • feedback on clinical skills

  • feedback on professionalism.

 

We look at strategies to successfully provide both positive and negative feedback. Scenario-based video clips are shown throughout the module to help demonstrate giving feedback to trainees.

 

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