OKR Method Boosts Learning in Occupational Health Experiment Course
A teaching study found that applying the OKR goal-setting method to an occupational health comprehensive experiment significantly raised undergraduates' experimental ...
Tag: Medical Education
Simulation-Based Surgery Training Boosts Orthopedic Learning in Randomized Teaching Trial
A randomized trial of 80 orthopedic interns found that problem-based learning combined with skeletal simulation-based surgical training significantly raised teaching ...
Surgical Training and Quality of Life Diverge for Pakistani OBGYN Residents
A cross-sectional study of obstetrics and gynaecology residents at four Pakistani tertiary hospitals found no significant difference in work-related quality ...
ICU Trainees Report Sparse Chest Drain Experience and Low Confidence, Survey Finds
A survey of Australian intensive care trainees found that nearly half had not performed a chest drain in the past ...
Individual Post‑application Activity Test (iPAT) as an additional brief assessment for evaluating student learning in an integrated online TBL setting in pathology course
A retrospective study of 297 preclinical medical students found that individual post-application test scores were positively associated with pathology summative ...
Improved Problem-Based Learning Boosts Specific Skills in Endodontic Resident Training
A randomized trial of 120 endodontic residents found that an improved problem-based learning method conferred targeted advantages in specific clinical ...
Ethiopian Emergency Clinicians Show Strong AI Attitudes but Skill Gaps Persist
A cross-sectional survey of 211 emergency department healthcare professionals in Ethiopia found high self-reported readiness for artificial intelligence despite limited ...
Students at a medical university describe four distinct ways of understanding research
A phenomenographic study of 20 students across five programmes at a medical university identified four increasingly complex conceptions of research, ...
Mystery Cases bring skin disease and diagnostic uncertainty to preclinical medical students
Harvard Medical School researchers report that five multidisciplinary "Mystery Cases" on complex skin and rheumatologic disease engaged 172 second-year students, ...
Saudi Medical Students Show Moderate Leadership Competence; Gender and GPA Predict Skills
A cross-sectional study found that medical students in Saudi Arabia exhibit moderate to high self-perceived leadership competence, with gender and ...
Competitive Clinical Simulation Scores High on Perceived Educational Value in Catalan League Study
A cross-sectional evaluation of the Lliga Catalana de Simulació found that nurses, medical residents, and attending physicians reported high perceived ...
Clinicians as role models: making preventive care visible to medical students
A Frontiers in Public Health perspective from UMC Utrecht outlines how clinicians can explicitly model preventive care for medical students ...
Penn Medicine Experts to Address Value and Advances in Radiotherapy
Penn Medicine researchers and clinicians will present clinical-trial research, professional priorities and communication strategies at ASTRO’s 68th Annual Meeting in ...
China’s Decade of Merged Residency Training and Graduate Degrees Leaves Doctors Overstretched
A narrative review of China's ten-year experiment merging professional master's degrees with standardized residency training finds that the dual student-resident ...
Climate Change Moves Into the Core of Health Professional Training
An editorial in Frontiers in Public Health argues that health professions education has moved beyond debating whether to teach climate ...
Jeffrey T. Mueller Assumes American Society of Anesthesiologists Presidency
Jeffrey T. Mueller began a one-year term as American Society of Anesthesiologists president with priorities spanning payment policy, anesthesiologist-led care, ...
AI Use Near Universal in Turkish Medical Students, but Distress Links Remain Uncertain
A cross-sectional survey of 249 medical students at one Turkish university found near-universal AI use but no stable overall link ...
Flipped Team Learning Improves Residents’ Clinical Reasoning in Trial
A 12-week randomized trial of 56 general practice residents found that flipped, team-based instruction improved clinical reasoning, workplace competencies, engagement ...
Comparing teacher-made and AI-assisted teaching videos for thyroid eye disease: an exploratory study
A small randomized study found immediate knowledge gains and no statistically significant outcome differences between expert-curated AI-assisted and teacher-made thyroid ...
Learning environment associated with engagement and learning gains in a four-year study of western China medical university undergraduates
A pooled repeated cross-sectional study of 11,717 responses from 2021–2024 found that learning-environment domains were associated with three dimensions of ...
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