1) Presentation of findings

On the Friday of GPCD week 2, we would like you to present your Community Diagnosis at your small group tutorial.

Your presentation should last 5 minutes, and there will be a few minutes following this for the group to pose questions to the presenter. We recommend you use some visual aids (eg PowerPoint slides with images) in your presentation.

You may give your presentation in the form of an elevator pitch..

The assessment will be marked as Outstanding/Very Good/Pass/Fail by the GP tutor.

Outstanding presentations will be nominated by the GP tutor for the QMUL GP Community Diagnosis prize. Shortlisted individuals will be invited to give their presentations to the judging panel.

The winner of the GPCD prize 2020/21 was James Eatock whose project looked at homelessness in Camden. You can watch his presentation here.

Lora Alrweih was highly commended for the GPCD prize and in this short recording discusses tips on how to get the most out of your GPCD project

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ACTIVITY IS MANDATORY TO PASS THE GPCD MODULE.

PLEASE CONTACT THE MODULE LEAD IF YOU ENVISAGE DIFFICULTIES IN ATTENDING THE PLANNED TUTORIAL TO DO THIS.

Remediation

Completion of the Nutrition online learning and presenting your GPCD project are mandatory components for all students to pass this module. Any students who are not able to complete the mandatory elements of this module, will need to do the following remediation tasks to pass this module:

1) Complete the online Nutrition learning

2) Present their GPCD project at an agreed time.