Organising Teaching - A Guide for Host Trusts

 

 

You can access the 3 year rolling teaching programme here to check which dates your trust is organising the regional teaching for Rheumatology postgraduate doctors in training.

As the host trust, please find below some guidance on organising your teaching session. This information will also be emailed to you as a reminder in advance of your teaching date.

 

Guidance document

Rheumatology teaching guidance to read through.

 

Information required

Please email the following information to ella.costello@hee.nhs.uk when you have it confirmed:

·       Name and email of the consultant responsible for organising the teaching

·       Whether your session will take place virtually or face-to-face

·       Venue details, if face-to-face

·       Full programme, including teaching objectives, at least two weeks in advance in order to set up Teams link and the feedback survey

·       Speaker names and email addresses, if attending via Teams

 

Recording sessions

All teaching sessions will be recorded to enable trainees to catch up on any missed. Recordings will be saved in the Rheumatology Teams Channel ‘Files’ tab.

If your event is taking place face-to-face we will inform trainees that they are expected to attend in person, however we will make a Teams link available for anyone needing to join virtually and also to enable the session to be recorded. Therefore, please could you make sure there is a laptop / computer available on the day which is positioned to ensure adequate image and sound quality for this purpose.

 

Attendance

Attendance for virtual sessions will be logged according to the Teams attendance list. If your session is being held face-to-face, please email the deanery a register of attendees afterwards. An attendance sheet template can be found here. A photo of the list is fine.

 

Feedback

Trainees will be sent an online feedback survey after each teaching session. Once the survey has closed, feedback will be collated and anonymised then sent back to the organising consultant at the host trust to disseminate to the speakers and team.

 

If you require any further information, please contact Ella Costello, ella.costello@hee.nhs.uk

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