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Marcus Coffey

Professor Marcus Coffey

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Overview

I am a Professor of Medical Education and I teach the subject of Pharmacology to our undergraduates on the Medicine (MBBCh) degree programme. 

Understanding how drugs work is a vital component of training doctors to become safe prescribers.

To help our students learn about the drugs that can be used across all medical specialities covered in the course, I use a range of teaching techniques that help explain the effects of drugs. This involves contextualising the use of medications that target a specific system (or tissue) within the Human body; so I create immersive teaching materials that cover everything from cardiology to immunology to psychiatry... and everything in between!

I have won a number of awards for my innovative approaches to teaching, and I have a particular interest in creating interactive and visually stimulating e-Learning Resources that Medical Students can use to enhance their knowledge of a particular subject area. Some examples of the types of learning & teaching resources I create may be viewed by clicking on any of the links below:

Example 1 (Analgesic Drugs)

Example 2 (Cardiac Conduction)

Example 3 (Cardiac Axis)

Example 4 (Basic Microbiology)

I am a Senior Fellow of Advance Higher Education.

I am also the Deputy Director of 'HIVE' (the School of Medicine's Digital Education & Innovation Hub)

 

Publication

2023

2020

2018

  • Newton, Z. and Coffey, M. 2018. Case writing workshop. Presented at: Centre for Medical Education, Queen?s University Belfast Curriculum Showcase, Queen's University Belfast, 2018. pp. -.

2016

2009

2005

2004

2002

2001

Articles

Conferences

Teaching

I teach extensively on the following programmes in:

MBBCh (UCAS: A100/ A101)

I have a particular interest in teaching cardiovascular pharmacology

Contact Details

Email CoffeyMJ@cardiff.ac.uk

Campuses Main Hospital Building, Floor 2nd floor (Rear A-B link corridor), Room 2B 15, University Hospital of Wales, Heath Park, Cardiff, CF14 4XN

Specialisms

  • Molecular medicine