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Oral Case Presentation Resources

Designed to support residents, fellows and faculty in mastering the art of clinical reasoning and oral case presentation under pressure

Whether you're a resident or fellow preparing for an oral case presentation or a faculty member guiding learners through the process, we offer curated video resources, tips and strategies to help you succeed.

For Residents and Fellows: Build Confidence and Clarity

Our resident-focused resources are crafted to help you think critically, communicate effectively, and stay composed during oral case presentation. Topics include:

  • Generating a Differential Diagnosis — Learn how to approach clinical scenarios methodically and consider a broad range of possibilities.
  • Being Succinct — Practice delivering clear, concise discussions that reflect sound clinical judgment.
  • Talking About Next Steps — Understand how to articulate your management plan and justify your decisions.
  • Making a Case for the Favored Diagnosis — Learn to synthesize findings and advocate for your leading diagnosis with confidence.

For Faculty: Support and Structure for Success

Faculty play a vital role in developing resident skills in presenting cases during case conferences, PACS sessions, consultations, tumor boards and examination situations. These resources are designed to help you create effective learning environments and support your learners' growth.

  • Designing a Case Review Session — Tips for structuring engaging and educational oral case presentation reviews.
  • Managing Oral Presentation Anxiety — Guidance on helping residents navigate performance anxiety and build resilience.
  • Providing Constructive Feedback — Learn how to offer feedback that is specific, actionable, and confidence-building.
  • Cooling the Hot Seat — Strategies to stay calm, focused and professional under pressure.

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