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Observation and Feedback

Learning Objectives:

• Analyze your current perceptions on the use of observation and feedback as an instructional tool for residents and students.
• Utilize unbiased observation for evaluation.
• Deliver effective positive and negative feedback in a timely manner.
• Plan to incorporate ongoing observation and feedback into your instructional methods during the upcoming months.

Observation and Feedback was written by Anne Walling, M.D., Associate Dean for Faculy Development

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