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Amelia Yarwood

Amelia Yarwood

Amelia Yarwood is a Learning Success Advisor (LSA) at the University of Sydney's Learning Hub (Academic Language and Learning).

Educational excellence, Medicine and Health 7 March, 2025 7 March, 2025

Bridging academic gaps: A collaborative approach to communication skills development in healthcare

First year Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) students complete a unit (OCCP5256) that involves high fidelity simulation learning. The unit focuses on the development…

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