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Health Professional Teaching Skills - Level 3 - Professionalism (edX)

Offered by University of Toronto, University of TorontoX,
Health Professional Teaching Skills - Level 3 - Professionalism (edX)

This education and teacher training course discusses professionalism in the health professions teaching contexts and practices. This course focuses on professionalism for health professions teachers. It addresses the issues clinical teachers face in a digital world by looking at implications of social media accounts and online profiles. Professionalism will also be discussed in the context of role-modeling along with looking at the value of role-modeling in clinical education.

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What you'll learn:

  • Impact of role-modeling on learners
  • Monitoring and managing your online presence
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