Get Involved

Want to contribute?

How do I share my content with others?

There are 2 methods of sharing your content with the greater teaching community:

  1. Formal submission for website upload - see “Tutorials, Bedside or Skills Curriculum submission FAQ below” - this method involves review of material before website upload, with author name and details listed publicly on the site. Formal recognition will also take place with a certificate attesting to website submission for CV purposes.

  2. Informal submission to greater community - this can be conducted through content sharing through our public profiles. See contact us for links.

How to make a curriculum?

Contact us and we can give you the base structure we use to make our curriculums and discuss topics with you! Alternatively consult forms for existing templates.

Tutorials, Bedside or Skills curriculum website submission process:

Our program is founded on the generosity of local teachers sharing content with their peers and we would greatly appreciate any contributions you have. In order to ensure the quality of all resources posted to the website we have a review process prior to publication.

Before submitting resources there’s a few things to check first:

  • Do you have any figures/statistics in your resource - if so ensure there is an in-text citation (format as you wish) so others may corroborate your values

  • A list of consulted sources at the base of the resource

  • We attempt to have resources include more than just content but also teaching strategies and approaches so we especially welcome those that embody this

  • Consider whether you know a consultant/fellow/registrar in the field who would be willing to quickly review your resource for accuracy. Even though a registrar cannot formally sign off on the content it will speed up the process of more senior reviewers! Additionally the registrar will be credited with their involvement.

How to submit?

  • Get in contact with us via email or through the website with your name, topic of submission, level of training and whether your resource has been reviewed.

Review process

  • All site content is reviewed by a consultant, fellow or advanced trainee in the related field before posting to the website

  • Ideally registrar review for more detailed analysis is conducted first before senior overview.

Content posted to the site will include the name of the author, name of editor (if updates required), approving consultant and date of publication to site (and dates of further edits).

Submitting related content to existing curriculums

Have you made a PowerPoint you want to share? Found a really easy whiteboard set up that enhanced your teaching? Did you make a worksheet or came up with an exercise that worked well?

Well we want to hear about it! Post it to social media and tag us, or alternatively send us your content and we’ll post it to the site attached to the existing resource after review. Include your name, topic of submission and content (photo/ppt etc) and email us at npmteaching@gmail.com

Wishing to share a good teaching article/course with others?

A couple of ways to approach this

  • Feel free to contact us and let us know about it! This gives us the opportunity to post it to our site in either the news or teaching sections of the site to let people know.

  • Post to our social media pages - find links at contact us

How is the accuracy of content on public pages informally submitted to the teaching community maintained?

As administrators of these pages, if material is incorrect or contains misleading information content submitters will be advised by a NPMT representative to edit incorrect information contained in content submitted. If content remains unedited following administrator efforts to contact content producers it will be taken down to ensure inaccurate information is not disseminated in the NPMT community.