Dr Susana Frazao Ferreira Fernandes Pinheiro

Dietitians are essential for the effective management of multiple diseases and key members of the MDT. As part of professional practice, students will need to...

Clinical Practice 3: Advanced Dietetic Practice (MEDC0131)

Research Project (Clinical Drug Development MSc) (MEDC0072)

This course will draw in various types of written sources and material evidence to explain how the shaping of an ethnic identity contributed to the...

Identity and Power in Medieval Europe, AD 500-1300 A (MDVL0049)

This course will draw in various types of written sources and material evidence to explain how the shaping of an ethnic identity contributed to the construction of political, social and economic entities and medieval Europe.

Identity and Power in Medieval Europe, AD 500-1300 A (MDVL0034)

During this year you will be supported to write a thesis relating to an aspect of medical education that feels relevant and interesting to you as an educator....

Dissertation Study Module in Medical Education (MDSC0028)

‘Clinical Teaching and Principles of Assessments’ explores the role of mentoring and how to manage poor performance while managing attitudes and...

Clinical Teaching and Principles of Assessment (MDSC0024)

‘Clinical Teaching and Principles of Assessments’ explores the role of mentoring and how to manage poor performance while managing attitudes and behaviours and an introduction to e-learning.

After taking this module you should be able to define validity, reliability, transparency, feasibility and educational impact when applied to assessment. You will be able to identify the purpose of assessment and choose the appropriate assessment methods according to the purpose of the assessment. You will also construct a blueprint for an assessment in your own speciality and assess performance in structured clinical examinations. You will be able to assist trainee doctors in identifying learning objectives and completing a personal development plan.

This module is assessed through a 3000 word coursework assignment carrying 100% of the final mark