It’s Game Time: Breaking the Monotony of Morning Report Tracie Harris, MD Lenora Lee, MD Ripple Sharma, MD University of California, Davis Objectives Review the importance of Morning Report Discuss targeting teaching methods to learner level Enhance retention Play some games! Introduction to Morning Report Cornerstone of resident education 98% of all programs have daily report Education = Primary Purpose Evaluate residents Analyze adverse events Discuss timely social issues Morning Report Challenges Diverse teaching style Diverse learning goals Audience participation Late Late--comers Keeping things interesting For you! Learning Theory All about attention! Focused attention Re Re--focused attention Increased “enjoyability” Intrinsically motivating material Stimulate different brain centers Build on cognitive scaffolding Repetition is key Keeping the Spark Alive Take the road less travelled A Week in Review Reviewing MKSAP Questions Bedside morning report Journal Club Dedicated outpatient cases Altering structure case presentation structure Medical Games Benefit of Medical Games Captures learning theory principles It’s ffun! n! “Enjo “Enjoyability” abilit ” Morale & team building Intrinsically motivating material Reviews multiple subjects at once Promotes retention Accesses A different diff learning l i centers in i brain b i Incorporate all level of learners Break the monotony Medical Games $25,000 Pyramid Family Feud Medical Jeopardy What do you need? Microsoft Powerpoint Laptop L t or computer t Projector and screen Good speakers Scoreboard (white board) 2 entertaining and attractive chief residents Enthusiastic housestaff PGY Pyramid Based on the famous TV gameshow $25,00 $ , Pyramid y PGY Pyramid Scoreboard Team A X X X X X X X X X F R O N T B A C K HOTSEAT X Projection Screen X X Chief Resident X X X Team B X X X X Computer Projector PGY--Pyramid PGY GAME TIME! 6 rounds, 6 terms/images per round Medical vocabulary, lab tests, diagnoses Organized by specialty or randomly Fast paced, 1 round can last 90 seconds Cards Pulm ID Renal GI Endo PGY--Pyramid PGY Let’s Play!! Round 1 Atrial Fibrillation Round 1 Sarcoidosis Round 1 Aseptic Meningitis Round 1 Round 1 Pneumocystis Pneumocystis Jirovecii Pneumonia (PJP) Round 1 PGY--Pyramid Recap PGY Be creative with slides Target different learning centers Find pictures/images unique to one disease Use EKGs, peripheral smears, pathology slides Teach and incorporate learning points Review images images, unfamiliar terms Teach at end of each round Relate to larger “cognitive scaffolding” Let’s Play the Feud! Format similar to Family Feud Family Feud Two teams 1 representative t ti ffrom every class l off learner (MS3, MS4, PGYPGY-1 etc) Players must shake hands! Host asks player buzzes top answer chooses to play or pass Family Feud X Chief Resident (Host) Team A Buzzer X X X X X X X X X Podium F R O N T X B A C K X X Projection Screen Projector X X Chief Resident X X X Team B X X X X Computer Scoreboard Family Feud GAME TIME! 8 rounds of “lists” – can be diagnostic criteria, differential diagnoses, lab tests Each list can have various amounts of “right” answers (anywhere from 55-10) Award point totals to each answer All answers in one round should add up to 100 Let’s play the feud!!! It’s Lupus, Doofus! Tap that… Lung! All Confused What’s the Smear Show?? Typhoid Mary My Back Hurts! I got a HA, not a tumor!! Rheum Without A View Exit Game IT’S LUPUS, DOOFUS!! Malar 30 1) X X X X X X ) Rash Discoid Rash 20 2) X X X X X X Renal disorders 7) X X X X X X 5 Photosensitivity 3) X X X X X X 15 Neurological disorders 8) X X X X X X 4 Oral Ulcers 10 4) X X X X X X Hematologic disorders 9) X X X X X X 3 Arthritis 5) X X X X X X 7 Immunologic disorders 2 10) X X X X X X Serositis 6) X X X X X X 6 +ANA 11) X X X X X X 1 Return TAP THAT…LUNG! THAT…LUNG Protein DINOSAUR 1) X X X 25 X X 43 X pH EONS 5) X X X X X 510 LDH FOSSIL 2) X X 20 X X X 21 X Cholesterol PERIOD 6) X X Cell count SHELLS 3) X X 15 X X X 12 X Glucose SEDIMENT 7) X X X G amXstain Gram 15 JARASSIC 4) X and X CCulture Xlt eX 13 X C8) Cytology t lX X X X X35 X X25 X X X 5 Return Family Feud - Recap Review previous AM report topics Lists work better common symptoms lab tests differential diagnoses Teach and incorporate p learning g points p at end of each round can expand on diseases, test cutoffs Questions?? Troubleshooting Handling an incorrect answer Can you/should you/how to incorporate faculty? What to do with late late--comers How to encourage participation Summary Learning and attention are improved when material t i l is… i Enjoyable Intrinsically motivating Utilizes different learning centers Builds upon cognitive scaffolding Don’t underestimate the power of FUN!
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