PPC II & IPE II Clinical Question Presentation Assignment Guide: Oral Presentation Instructions

You will be sent an email from Qualtrics for the peer evaluation. You will evaluate your fellow small group members. Your will receive a passing grade for completing the peer evaluation.

• COM Students: Begin your preparation by watching Dr. Ferrell's lecture video on the 7 Steps to Answering a Clinical Question lecture. COP students have had a similar lecture in the PEBM course. COP students have already completed a clinical question presentation in the PEBM course.
• Small group member list, small group leader contact information, session room assignment (room for the day of the presentation), and clinical question is in an attachment in CANVAS.
• Everyone must participate in the oral presentation. Your group group can divide the presentation as you like.
• PowerPoint or Prezi slides are optional. You can have notes with you along with the article or guidelines. Handouts are optional.
• Your presentation and questions and answers section should be about 20 minutes in length. There will be an additional 10 minutes for question and answers.
• For Zoom presentations, students are not required to wear their white coat and name badge on January 25th. Semi-professional attire is required.
• Presentations will be on Zoom. The Zoom link and password will be provided in CANVAS.
• Small group leaders must submit their grades by February 1st.

• Your clinical scenario will be placed in AIMS. You will create a clinical question using PPICO. Your question may be patient-specific or general knowledge.
  • Patient-specific questions - Do you need additional demographic information in order to answer the clinical question?
  • General knowledge questions - Demographic information is not needed. You can skip that portion of the presentation. Think about general patient populations. How relevant is this question to a general or specific patient populations?

Your group may send one email of questions to your small group grader. Your small group grader has 24 hours to answer your email. Contact Dr. Lehmier or Professor McEwen if you have not heard received an answer from your small group grader after 24 hours. Your small group grader may tell you that your question is not applicable or needed to answer the clinical question. A follow-up email to you small group grader is allowed if you have a question about their response to your questions.

A majority of the presentation will be spent evaluating a journal article or clinical guideline. You should also consider information from other resources for your introduction and discussion sections of the presentation. Depending on the clinical question, you may want to consider the following resources:

• Other journal club articles - Have they found similar results?
• Original journal articles - Take a look at the original research article if your article is a continuation of previous research.
• Clinical guidelines - Has your article been cited by relevant clinical guidelines?
• Drug or herbal monographs
• Other professional or governmental information
• Other library resources

You will be graded as a group via a Qualtrics rubric. Your group will need to receive a 70% or greater to pass the assignment. If someone misses class the day of the session, the group will give the presentation without the group member. The absent student will make arrangements with Dr. Lehmier or Dr. Ferrell and Prof. McEwen to give the entire presentation by them self at a later date. 
 

Retake Presentation

If your group receives less than 70% on the assignment, students will need to give the presentation a second time for Dr. Lehmier, Dr. Ferrell and Prof. McEwen.

A link to a peer evaluation will be provided to you after class. It is formative feedback for all students. A self evaluation also included.  Please provide constructive feedback. You have a week to complete the evaluation.