Teaching Residents and Fellows to Disclose Adverse Events: A Two-Part Program
Teaching Residents and Fellows to Disclose Adverse Events: A Two-Part Program
- Session Leaders
- Denise LaMarra, MS, Dir. of Standardized Patient Program
- Jennifer Myers, MD, Professor of Clinical Medicine
- Steven Raper, MD, JD, Associate Professor of Surgery
Goal: Prepare participants to run a workshop for resident and fellow trainees on how to disclose adverse events to patients and their families.
Objectives
- Identify communication skills specific to adverse event disclosure
- Discuss how to incorporate Standardized Patients as a teaching strategy for adverse event disclosure.
- Practice your feedback and coaching skills to help trainees successfully lead a disclosure conversation
Methods:
A multi-modal approach
Part One: Asynchronous Blog Session: April 2-April 21
10-Minute Commitment
Participants will watch a short case-based video scenario and provide a brief response to a prompt
Part Two: Facilitated Workshop with Standardized Patients: Wednesday, April 25, 3:00-4:30PM
90-Minute Commitment
Facilitators will lead an interactive, engaging session wherein participants practice and receive feedback on critical components of teaching and providing feedback to learners related to adverse event disclosures.
Contact Information for Enrollment: Karen Shala, kshala@upenn.edu
Please send any questions to kshala@upenn.edu