Feedback Fundamentals: A Primer

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Dr. Appelbaum discusses the fundamental elements of feedback and how to utilize those elements in the clinical setting. We further discuss the characteristics of effective feedback; comparing and contrasting descriptive and evaluative language as well as perceptual checking. The podcast also delves into the human factors related to feedback’ setting the proper stage to provide feedback; the difference between formative and summative feedback; and the common challenges when providing feedback to a learner.

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