Taking the stage: A guide for giving dynamic didactic lectures residents will remember
Residency Program Alert, November 1, 2008
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Think back to all the lectures you’ve sat through. Although a few taught you something new and got you revved up about the subject, others had the opposite effect—leaving you almost zombie-like waiting for the torture to end.
When presenting vital science and clinical information to residents during conferences or rounds, which type of speaker do you want to be?
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