A third model is when
a student sees a patient alone, and is then joined by the tutor.
The student then presents their findings, and discussion follows.
A limitation is that the teacher does not see the student in action.
It also inevitably slows the clinic down, although not as much as
might be expected. There are several other ways of organising a
clinic according to purpose, number of students and so on. In an
ideal world, it is always sensible to block out time in a clinic to
accommodate teaching (Figure 8.5)