Purpose of Clinical Teaching: Mitzi Joy E. Delatina Bmls 4A Jesus Me Strat # 1: Clinical Teaching
Clinical teaching has the purpose of combining theory and practice, allowing students to perfect skills through observation and refine problem-solving. It aims to develop cultural competence and organization skills while socializing students in the clinical laboratory. The clinical laboratory should not be misused by giving students work experience over education, too much patient care responsibility, or more evaluation than teaching. Clinical teaching models are discussed but not described.
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Purpose of Clinical Teaching: Mitzi Joy E. Delatina Bmls 4A Jesus Me Strat # 1: Clinical Teaching
Clinical teaching has the purpose of combining theory and practice, allowing students to perfect skills through observation and refine problem-solving. It aims to develop cultural competence and organization skills while socializing students in the clinical laboratory. The clinical laboratory should not be misused by giving students work experience over education, too much patient care responsibility, or more evaluation than teaching. Clinical teaching models are discussed but not described.
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Mitzi Joy E.
Delatina Bmls 4A Jesus ♥Me
Strat # 1: Clinical Teaching PURPOSE OF CLINICAL TEACHING
1. Where theory and practice come together
2. To perfect or master skills 3. To have an opportunity for observation 4. To refine problem-solving, decision-making, and critical thinking skills. 5. To gain organization and time management skills 6. To develop cultural competence 7. To become socialized in the clinical laboratory
MISUSE OF THE CLINICAL LABORATORY
1. Students have been sent to the clinical
setting to gain work experience rather than to achieve educational objectives. 2. When novices are given too much responsibility for patient care. 3. When learners are supervised and evaluated more than they are taught.
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