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• W192461657 abstract "This is one of a current plethora of books aimed at improving learning in medicine, particularly in relation to clinical settings. Its author, Richard Hays, has made a full-time academic career out of medical education and has based this work on a previous book, which was designed specifically for general medical practitioners. The aim of this book was to expand previous principles to a far wider general clinical field. How, then, does this book differ from the numerous others competing in this market place?It is well structured and comparatively easy to read. The author makes a real effort to distance himself from overuse of medical educationalists' jargon and a small glossary of medical education terms is included at the end, which is accurate and extremely useful. Recommended sources for further reading are included but he has avoided the irritating tendency of many educationalists to grossly over-reference their work in an attempt to emphasise academic integrity. This is an author who understands he is speaking to people who are primarily clinicians and are well intentioned but enormously busy. There is rightly a well-accepted emphasis on learning as opposed to teaching and there is a wealth of scenarios, examples, anecdotes and tables throughout the book.Where can this book be improved? The author has specifically aimed to move beyond general medical practice as its principal target. Unfortunately, as his own clinical practice is restricted to experience within rural general practice and a very small part-time clinical practice, he really has little in the way of connection with the trials and tribulations of the acute and secondary care sectors. From this point of view as a surgeon, there is an irritating overemphasis on anecdotes from general practice and the teaching of undergraduates. This emphasis on teaching and learning for undergraduates means that useful principles that could frequently be applied to postgraduates are hidden in a plethora of undergraduate-based anecdotes and examples.The section on assessment, in particular, suffers from a lack of insight into the fundamental problems of assessment of high-functioning postgraduates whose assessments must, by their very nature, include the ability to interact both with peers and patients and the ability to perform complex tasks, sometimes under extremely unfavourable conditions.The bottom line for any book review is would you buy it? If you are a surgeon with a major interest in education and a job plan which includes both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, looking for a single book which encompasses educational principles and useful additional tips perhaps as a supplement to a ‘training the trainers’ course then this would be a useful book. If you are a surgeon whose main teaching is of postgraduates and your own staff then the author's advice ‘Clinicians who do not enjoy teaching probably should not do it’ should be taken to heart.Surgeons who find being repeatedly hectored for falsely perceived inadequacies regarding teaching and training may find this book simply not worth the additional cost or effort." @default.
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