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Teaching to Teach: A Scoping Review of Teaching Skill–Development Programs across Medical Education

Objectives: Teaching is an integral part of the day-to-day responsibilities of physicians and physicians-in-training. We provide an overview across the medical education continuum of who is being trained how to teach, the methods of delivery used, and the effectiveness of the program in improving teacher confidence and teaching skills to…

Posted in: medical education 73 medical student education 5 residency education 5

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Quantifying Efficacy of Video Interventions about Adverse Events in Medical Student Education

Objectives: The coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic catalyzed a rapid shift toward remote learning in medicine. This study hypothesized that using videos on adverse events and patient safety event reporting systems could enhance education and motivation among healthcare professionals, leading to improved performance on quizzes compared with those exposed to standard,…

Posted in: adverse events 6 medical student education 5

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A Comparative Study of Scripted versus Unscripted Morning Reports: Results from a Prospective Multicenter Study

Objectives: Morning report is one of the central activities of internal medicine residency education. The two most common morning report formats are scripted reports, which use preselected cases with prepared didactics, and unscripted reports in which a case is discussed without preparation. No previous study has compared these two formats….

Posted in: clinical reasoning 3 medical education 73 medical student education 5 morning report 2 resident education 9

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Senior Medical Student Mock Interview Program in Pediatrics

Objectives: Residency interviews play an integral part in medical residency placement. We aimed to develop and evaluate a mock interview program for fourth-year medical students interested in a pediatric specialty. Methods: A mock interview program for fourth-year medical students interested in pediatrics was developed and implemented. Preinterview quantitative data and…

Posted in: medical student education 5 pediatrics 33

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Intimate Partner Violence Education for Medical Students: Toward a Comprehensive Curriculum Revision

Objectives: Previous studies examined the prevalence and efficacy of intimate partner violence (IPV) education in medical school. We documented IPV content exposure shortage in medical school curriculum at a southern university health science center and measured personal IPV experience among medical students. Methods: Responses were gathered from a 67-item survey…

Posted in: attitudes 6 curriculum 16 intimate partner violence 2 knowledge 6 medical student education 5 Medical Students 21
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