Teaching University of Aberdeen medical students: An educator's guide

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Dr Kim Walker is joined by Clinical Teaching Fellows Elizabeth Faulkner and Chiyokoma Kabaso to discuss the development of Aberdeen’s new Clinical Educator Handbook, a practical resource designed to support clinicians involved in undergraduate medical education.

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The episode discusses the development of Aberdeen’s new Clinical Educator Handbook, a practical resource created to support clinicians involved in teaching medical students. Dr Kim Walker is joined by Clinical Teaching Fellows Elizabeth Faulkner and Chiyokoma Kabaso to explore how the handbook addresses common challenges faced by educators, such as finding teaching guidance, understanding student expectations, and accessing the right support. Designed by clinicians for clinicians, it brings together key information, contacts, and resources in one accessible place.

The handbook aims to make clinical teaching more consistent, manageable, and rewarding across different healthcare settings. It also provides a valuable learning opportunity for its creators, helping them develop skills in education and curriculum design. As a digital, regularly updated resource, the handbook supports educators in delivering high-quality teaching and ultimately improves the learning experience for medical students.