Does clinical teacher training always improve teaching effectiveness as opposed to no teacher training? A randomized controlled study

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@JohnnySRich @david_colquhoun Another. Conc: student performance post-training no different/worse than no training! https://t.co/uc5PFUZPje

From @myCME: Surprising Study: Does clinical teacher training always improve teaching effectiveness? http://t.co/ETAVK8hzXs #meded

Surprising Study: Does clinical teacher training always improve teaching effectiveness? http://t.co/Hhgp3TeLyX #meded #CMEchat

Students prefer untrained teachers, and do better with them! Is my PGCert in #Meded a waste of time? Hope not! http://t.co/bkocNbNCVe

Does clinical teacher training always improve teaching effectiveness as opposed to no teacher training?.... http://t.co/BwOrEyh6RM #MedEd

Does clinical teacher training always improve teaching effectiveness as opposed to no teacher training? A randomiz... http://t.co/BwOrEyh6RM

Clinical educator training may adversely impact student evaluations of teaching. http://t.co/7MaSksh1uf @ChrisMacfarlan