The following questions pertain to the teaching methods that were utilized during the Wilderness Medicine Rotation. Please use the course calendar to jog your memory and use the following number rating scale to answer questions 1 thru 20. After answering all the questions in this evaluation, please remember to click on the SUBMIT button at the bottom of the form.

Excellent = 5 Very Good = 4 Good = 3 Fair = 2 Poor = 1 Not Applicable = 0


Reading Material			Didactic Sessions
1.) Quantity of material :			5.) Quality of interaction :
2.) Quality of material :			6,) Organization:
3.) Scope of topics covered :			7.) Scope of topics :
4.) Overall rating :			8.) Overall rating :


Facilities			Scenarios
9.) Comfort :			13.) Usefulness :
10.) Ease for learning :			14.) Organization :
11.) Audio/visual effectiveness:			15.) Scope :
12.) Overall rating :			16.) Overall rating :


Practical Sessions/ Field Trips (Survival/Land Navigator, Wound Care Lab, BATCAVE, Improvisation Lab, Firearms, etc)
17.) Usefulness :			19.) Interest :
18.) Organization :			20.) Overall rating :

21.) How do you rate the teaching methods used in this rotation? In what way did this instruction contribute to your knowledge, skills and professional growth?

22.) What did you think of the Wilderness Medicine staff with respect to their knowledge, teaching ability, interest in residents, and strengths/weaknesses? Please make specific comments on each of the following.

Dr. Macias

Dr. Alcock

Andy Brainard

Others (Please specify)

23.) What did you find was the most productive use of your time?

24.) What did you find was the least productive use of your time?


25.) Would you recommend this course to others?
Yes:		No:

26.) Please provide any additional comments about this rotation.

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