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Improving Medical Student Performance on Clinical Skills Exams
… in an effort to determine the readiness of medical students to enter into residency. These exams place students in a simulated patient encounter and grade them on their proficiency in handling that encounter. The National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME) instituted the United States Medical …
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EARLY INTERVENTION: A HOLISTIC MODEL OF MEDICAL STUDENT ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL WELLNESS
Medical students experience high levels of academic stress and burnout during the transition into medical school, underscoring the need for structured systems that support both academic performance and holistic wellness. The purpose of this inquiry was to examine the relationship between early …
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Comparison of B.A. /M.D. Program Medical Student Performance With Traditional Medical Students
… culturally sensitive interventions with Asian students, under represented minority students, and rural students, all of whom performed worse than the control group at times. Study of Asian students in particular is recommended, as they make up the vast majority of GPPA students.
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Expressions of Medical Student Burnout on Reddit: An Autonetnographic Study of /r/medicalschool
Medical student burnout is currently incredibly common. Recent studies report that approximately 50 percent of students had scores indicative of burnout on the Maslach Burnout Inventory. Burnout can become chronic, and up to 73.2 percent of the afflicted fail to recover while they are trainees. …
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The Transition from Final Year Medical Student to Foundation Doctor: The Clinical Reasoning Journey
… in the transition phase between final year medical student and Foundation doctor (5MB-FY1 transition) in relation to acutely unwell patients. It follows a cohort of final year medical students from a single UK university on their clinical reasoning journeys as they transition into Foundation …
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Medical student and faculty perceptions of undergraduate surgical training: A comparison between South Africa and Sweden
… comparing the views and perceptions of medical students and surgical faculty regarding the surgical curriculum. Additionally, little evidence is available illustrating the prevalence of surgical mentors and role models, as well astheirspecific characteristics. Comparing the learning …
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Generational differences in perceptions of medical student experiences of clinical attachments in surgery: an ethnographic study
For a number of years, the medical student feedback on clinical attachments in General Surgery at the University of Edinburgh Medical School was poor. This phenomenon was a reflection of medical students’ experiences on their surgical attachments in medical schools across the UK to varying degrees. …
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Assessing Grit and Conscientiousness to Predict Medical Student Success on the National USMLE Step 2 Clinical Knowledge Exam
… additional or alternative variables that predict medical school success and to better identify qualified and more diverse medical school candidates to serve their communities, this study investigated the impact of two noncognitive traits, conscientiousness and grit, on the United States Medical …
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Relationship of Cognitive and Noncognitive Factors of Prematriculation and Undergraduate Medical Education and Medical Student Specialty/residency Selection
The selection of medical specialty/residency programs by medical students is both an important and critical decision, since the choice defines typically a life long career path for each student, and in part, the medical services delivered to society. The current investigation attempted to identify …
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ACT for Patient Care: Effects of Psychological Flexibility and Implicit Bias on Medical Student Clinical Engagement and Academic Performance
Medical schools are required to teach burnout management, implicit bias management, and patient-centered care (PCC). Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) is an empirical approach to increase psychological flexibility (PF). Increases in PF have been correlated with reductions in burnout, …
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Midwifery knowledge and the medical student experience. An exploration of the concept of midwifery knowledge and its use in medical students' construction of knowledge during a specialist obstetric rotation
The literature concerning what medical students learn from midwives during specialist obstetric rotations is scarce. In the UK, despite a long tradition of providing midwifery attachments for medical students, it is almost non-existent. Working with midwives is arguably the only opportunity medical …
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The Impact of Content Specific Resident Teaching on the Knowledge and Clinical Skills of Medical Students
… 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, but little is known …
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A Data Analysis Of Emotional Intelligence Interventions With Third Year Medical Students
… from the Lynn Leadership group in third-year medical students, taught over one year. This study sought to assess the education’s efficacy as evidenced by the change in the overall EI score. The overarching aim of the 10-exercise EI series was to offset the decline in medical student empathy …
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Co-Surgeons in Breast Reconstructive Microsurgery: What Do They Bring to the Table?
… on this document through the department of Medical Student Research at UT Southwestern. This will ensure that this document will not be published online and will remain only within the UT Southwestern system to not infringe upon copyright regulations established between the authors and …
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Fishers of Men
… in which 23-year-old Henry Fisher, a present-day medical student, explores the urban legends surrounding the abandoned Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky, which handled one of the largest tuberculosis outbreaks in world history in the 1920s and 30s and is now allegedly among the most …
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Evaluation of cultural competency medical education curriculum through the assessment of changes in student racial attitudes
… there was a significant change in incoming medical students' attitudes towards cultural competency issues (in this case color-blind racism) following a cultural competency intervention during the first year of medical school. This study also examined whether there were significant …
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Impact of Educational Messages on Patient Acceptance of Male Medical Students in OB-GYN Encounters
Medical student education in obstetrics and gynecology (OB-GYN) is an essential part of training and involves direct patient care experiences (APGO, 2012a; Harrell et al., 1993). However, for male students difficulties in obtaining patient permission to participate in OB-GYN encounters can be a …
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Grit and beliefs about intelligence: the relationship and role these factors play in the self-regulatory processes involved in medical students learning gross anatomy
Background: Gross anatomy is a foundational medical school course upon which other courses and patient care is grounded; however, variability in student performance suggests potential in studying underlying non-academic factors to explain some of these inconsistencies. Thus, this study examined …
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Adolescent Hypertension at a School-Based Health Center: A Pre-Implementation Study Using the Tailored Implementation for Chronic Diseases (TICD) Checklist
… and treat high blood pressure in the adolescent student population based on the updated guidelines.Project Aim: The primary aim of this quality improvement (QI) project was to utilize a comprehensive, integrated checklist of determinants (facilitators and barriers) of practice, based on the …
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Understanding experiences of medical students' clinical learning in the paediatric environment
… Clinical placements form the cornerstone of medical student training to become a doctor. For most medical programmes, this will be the place where students will spend the majority of their time throughout their degree. Yet the clinical setting has multiple challenges as a learning …
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