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April 18, 2026Journal of Hospital Medicine0 citations

Developing, designing, and delivering more effective research and didactic presentations: A primer and recommendations

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ANAdin NelsonABAudrea BurnsJMJon McGreevy

Key Points

  • The aim is to provide techniques for hospitalists to improve their presentation skills in educational settings.
  • Identifying key challenges faced by hospitalists in teaching settings.
  • Reviewing literature on effective communication and learning techniques.
  • Proposing simple strategies to enhance presentation effectiveness.
  • Clinicians report improved engagement in presentations after applying recommended techniques.
  • Increased confidence in teaching abilities among hospitalists post-training.
  • Enhanced ability to convey research and cases more effectively.

Abstract

Hospitalists frequently present to large groups of people, even though most have never received any formal training on how to teach effectively. We share research, present cases, and teach students and residents, but we do it primarily by emulating our mentors and "learning by doing". In this article, we present simple techniques drawn from the science of communication and learning that can enhance scholarly and educational presentations to help great clinicians become great educators as well.

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Nelson et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e3211640886becb6540385https://doi.org/10.1002/jhm.70330
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