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Because it is a Zoom session, we will not require students to wear white coats and ID badges, Students are required to wear semi-professional attire.
HS students: A video example of a P4 giving a journal club can be found in the HS CANVAS site (see March 15th). She also has a second video explaining how she made decisions about how to do her presentation. She also provided an example of a handout. Please note handouts are optional.

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Introduction to the Guide

This is a guide for the journal club presentation assignment in the HS course.

The HS journal club small groups will include M1 students. You must receive a passing grade (70% or higher) on the assignment to pass the assignment.

Contact Professor McEwen with questions that are not answered by the guide.

Assignment Learning Objectives

At the completion of this assignment, students will be able to:

Evaluate a scientific research article
Work as a team give an organized, oral presentation of the literature.
Answer questions from faculty and other students pertaining to their article
Apply obesity research to diagnosis and/or treatment of patients

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Guide Acknowledgements

This guide was created by Michelle Cudnik, Pharm.D. and Heather McEwen, MLIS, MS. Thanks to Alyssa Prior, M.Ed., Jessica Ferrell, Ph.D., and Stefanie Lehmier, Pharm.D. for their contributions to the guide.

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