An Experiment in Outpatient Subspecialty Medical Student Education.

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Main Author: MacKinney, Archie A., Jr.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1993
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contents An Experiment in Outpatient Subspecialty Medical Student Education. MacKinney, Archie A., Jr. Clinical Experience Clinical Teaching (Health Professions) Higher Education Library Skills Medical Education Professional Education Program Development Program Effectiveness Research Skills Skill Development Specialization Student Projects Supervision A one-month subspecialty outpatient clinic program for third-year medical students is described. The clerkship featured high volume (60-70 patients) clinical practice, library research (12 short papers), and close mentor supervision. Pre- and posttest scores did not distinguish participants from others, but participants later reported improved library research skills as an important gain. (Author/MSE)
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spellingShingle An Experiment in Outpatient Subspecialty Medical Student Education.
MacKinney, Archie A., Jr.
Clinical Experience
Clinical Teaching (Health Professions)
Higher Education
Library Skills
Medical Education
Professional Education
Program Development
Program Effectiveness
Research Skills
Skill Development
Specialization
Student Projects
Supervision
An Experiment in Outpatient Subspecialty Medical Student Education. MacKinney, Archie A., Jr. Clinical Experience Clinical Teaching (Health Professions) Higher Education Library Skills Medical Education Professional Education Program Development Program Effectiveness Research Skills Skill Development Specialization Student Projects Supervision A one-month subspecialty outpatient clinic program for third-year medical students is described. The clerkship featured high volume (60-70 patients) clinical practice, library research (12 short papers), and close mentor supervision. Pre- and posttest scores did not distinguish participants from others, but participants later reported improved library research skills as an important gain. (Author/MSE)
title An Experiment in Outpatient Subspecialty Medical Student Education.
topic Clinical Experience
Clinical Teaching (Health Professions)
Higher Education
Library Skills
Medical Education
Professional Education
Program Development
Program Effectiveness
Research Skills
Skill Development
Specialization
Student Projects
Supervision
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ476056