Public Speaking and Presentation Skills for Medical Professionals
Knowledge Exchange. L. Schraeder T. 03/02/21; 315479
Teresa L. Schraeder
Teresa L. Schraeder
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VIDEO LECTURE
About this activity
Physicians and healthcare leaders may have many important opportunities to give public speeches and presentations as well as engage with traditional and digital media throughout their careers. Speaking to live audiences, giving online video presentations, answering questions at press conferences and being interviewed by journalists are just a few examples. Learning how to be confident, clear , calm, concise and engaging in front of an audience, as well as honing the message and improving specific communication skills in a variety of settings are imperative to help optimize a speaker’s message and mission. This Workshop will review the foundations of public speaking, present important methods and specific techniques, and give students a chance to practice their skills and receive feedback.

This professional development workshop is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. 
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