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lecture 7: Research Evidence for Teaching and Assessment of Communication Skills

Research Evidence for Teaching and Assessment of Communication Skills

How can a communication skills assessment go beyond a box-ticking exercise?

This event focuses on evidence-based approaches to teaching and assessing communication, the role of student feedback, and the use of OSCEs to foster empathy, trust, and professional communication with patients.

We examine key aspects of assessing communication skills: the evidence base for best practices, alignment of assessment approaches, and the use of OSCEs to support the development of communication. Particular attention is given to balancing content checklists with genuine human connection, as well as integrating formative, summative, and self-assessment.

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Speaker:

Conor Gilligan, Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine, Bond University (Australia).

Moderator:

Anastasiya Leukhina, Consultant of the Ukrainian-Swiss project "Medical Education Development," author of The Not-So-Scary Book: About Life, Death, and Everything In Between, and editor of the manual Humanity and Empathy in Healthcare.

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