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Here's some of the great work that is going on to improve departmental education around the country.
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Distraction in simulation
C Davies, S Calvert 
Do our trainees actually learn?
J Sillett, R Prest, S Corry-Bass, D Roland, J Acheson 
Flipping the classroom
R Prest, J Sillett, J Acheson
Fundamentals of emergency nursing
S Pantrini
Games for clinical students
A Jacklin, J Hunt
Human factors training
S Veysey, R Maxwell, C Preece
Juniors experience of leadership teaching
A Kansagra, C Turner, R Cheong
Too busy to teach
P Male, R Thomson, J Stewart
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Leading and Learning: a medical student's role in local delivery of an Emergency Medicine tailored Burns National Public Awareness Campaign
N Adams, D Matthews, H Donnelly, C Davies, S Thenabadu
Pedagogical teaching methodologies have little relevance to adult learners
R Gough
PEM curriculum mapped FOAMed resource
D Sinton, J Sillett, R Prest, G Lewis 
Reflective workbooks for EM undergraduates
C Davies, S Thenabadu
Simulation for medical students
C Beet, J Burton, A Iqbal, R Shields, S Zhelezna
Students in emergency departments: What helps and hinders their learning?
C Beet, J Burton, A Iqbal, R Shields, S Zhelezna, V Elliott
The wonderful world of wikis
R Prest, J Sillett, V Pillai, J Acheson
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