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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"Clerkship"”.
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Socialisation problems of entrants into the legal profession during articles of clerkship
The aim of the study was to identify perceptions of problems in the effective integration of entrants into the South African legal profession. Two types of problems were investigated. Firstly, typical entrant problems; that is, problems which typically are experienced by newcomers into …
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Integrated Curriculum in Critical Care Clerkship for Medical Students: Impact on Professional Growth
… who had completed at least 4 weeks of ICU clerkship were enrolled and interviewed. Based on their clinical experience, they were able to discuss their perceptions of integrated critical care training. The emerging themes of their perceived curricular delivery were categorized based on …
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Utilizing Learning Theories in Development of Pelvic and Urological Anatomy Curriculum for Clerkship Students
The file named "GAITONDE-DISSERTATION-2019.pdf" is the primary dissertation file. A supplemental PowerPoint file ("Pelvic Anatomy Slides FINAL.ppt") is also available and may be viewed individually.
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The Effectiveness of a Measurement System and Feedback Process on Teamwork Medical Clerkship Education
… the impact of Team FIRST instruction within clerkship education. LOCAL PROBLEM: At our institution, no standardized A/F system exists to deliver timely, interpretable reports that support faculty feedback on students' teamwork, communication, and care coordination competencies within clinical …
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Formative Feedback Passport: A Tool to Engage Students in Reflecting on and Incorporating Mid-Point Feedback
… and implemented in the Internal Medicine (IM) clerkship at UT Southwestern to address these concerns. OBJECTIVE: This dissertation examines the FF tool's role in facilitating an optimal formative feedback process. METHODS: Initially, a pre-intervention study was conducted, in which randomly …
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Making Sense of Medical Education: An Examination of Contraception Counselling, Unplanned Pregnancy Counselling, and Abortion Services Curricula in Ontario Medical Schools
… (preclinical, obstetrics and gynecology clerkship, and family medicine clerkship) and post-graduate (obstetrics and gynecology and family medicine) programs; and 2) explore factors influencing the existence and form of these curricula from the perspective of program directors. Design: An …
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Understanding The Importance Of Formative Assessment Programs In Undergraduate Medical Education
… the formative assessment program in seven core clerkship disciplines. Further analyses investigated student records for relationships between undergraduate medical education student formative assessment program performance and summative examination performance in the seven core clerkship …
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ACT for Patient Care: Effects of Psychological Flexibility and Implicit Bias on Medical Student Clinical Engagement and Academic Performance
… Patient (SP) during their third-year OB/GYN clerkship rotation and completed standardized medical knowledge competency exams. Independent samples t-tests between cohorts were conducted as well as multiple linear regressions. Results found Cohort Two (those with more ACT exposure) …
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By Chance or by Design: the Organizational Identification of Academic Directors in Academic Medical Centers in the U.S.
… lab. Clinical medical school faculty who become clerkship or course directors (called “academic directors” or ADs) often do so because they are gifted educators. They value education, and are responsible for developing faculty, as well as managing curriculum and assessment. These complex roles …
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Optimizating and Diffusing a Handover Behavioral Assessment Tool for Simulation
… assessment tool tested during the transition to clerkship (T2C) handover module. Here, we use the L-HATS to assess handovers delivered during residency essentials (RE) and COVID-19 telehealth courses, checking for tool reliability in settings other than T2C. In cases where we find the tool to be …
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Reflective Writing in Medical Education: A Writing Professional's Exploration of Purposes and Practices
… of the writings from a small, third-year clerkship RW group, I present and explore students' use of writing to "cathart negative emotions," "process uncertainty in medicine," and "bear witness to the lives of others and self for the development of empathy," rhetorical moves that provide …
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Improving Medical Student Performance on Clinical Skills Exams
… and Thee Longitudinal Outpatient Orientation Clerkship (LOOC) RESULTS: As SEP scores were well above 90% for all students and no significant findings were discovered in our initial box plots, it was dropped from further analyses. Our box plots suggested a positive association of OSCE CIS and …
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The Impact of Content Specific Resident Teaching on the Knowledge and Clinical Skills of Medical Students
Residents are positioned to create safe learning environments where medical students are comfortable asking questions and presenting ideas. However, residents frequently teach without training or confidence in their teaching ability. Resident-as-teacher training improves observed teaching skill, …
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Assessing the Need for and Developing a Standardized Patient Handover Curriculum for Undergraduate Medical Education
The file named "GAJERA-DISSERTATION-2017.pdf" is the primary dissertation file. Three (3) supplemental PDF files are also available and may be viewed individually.
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Innovations in education and training to enable development of pharmacists as clinicians.
… including: a pharmacy longitudinal clerkship (PLC) and interprofessional education (IPE) placements at undergraduate level, and the use of simulation-based education (SBE) and an Advanced Clinical Examination & Assessment (ACE) course within the advanced pharmacist space. Output 1 …
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Student Healthcare Providers' Illness Narratives: Impact on Family-Focused Care
<p>In this study, we interviewed 30 students training for three areas of healthcare: medicine, nursing, and medical family therapy (MedFT). Through grounded theory analysis of these interviews, we looked to understand how these providers connected their own experiences with illness to their …