Medical teachers
Faculty Development for Medical Teachers: An Effective Mechanism to Foster Professional Development
... of medical teachers were identified, which were self-awareness regarding the basic task in teaching process, maturity on the teacher-student interaction, and awareness on the community engagement ...
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Qualities of an effective teacher: what do medical teachers think?
... what teachers know and what they ...good medical teachers and stated “Excellence in clinical teaching requires clinical knowledge of medicine, of specific patients, and of con- text plus an ...
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A mixed-method evaluation of the views of medical teachers on the applicability of the ‘infant and young child feeding chapter’ in Saudi medical colleges
... of medical teachers regarding current lactation education and the applicability of the World Health Organization ‘ Infant and young child feeding: model chapter for textbooks for medical students and ...
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Faculty development programs for medical teachers in India
... the medical teachers and is considered for the credit ...of medical education units. Faculty in- charge of these medical education units would be the participants who would attend the Basic ...
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Curricular integration of virtual patients: a unifying perspective of medical teachers and students
... the medical teachers’ and students’ position and tension for the adoption of VPs was made and, at the same time, their preferences for the VPs’ best utilization as learning activities were ...analysis. ...
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Informal teacher communities enhancing the professional development of medical teachers: a qualitative study
... of medical teachers, however, paints a different picture than the one described by situated learning the- ...Instead, medical teachers seem to learn to teach in an isolated way: from ...
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<p>Provision of feedback to medical teachers on their educational performance: perspectives of internal medicine teachers</p>
... the teachers believed in the usefulness of students’ feedback in their professional development, although they were not sure about data authen- ...assessing teachers’ performance should be ...
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Research attitude and practices of medical teachers
... In Indian medical schools, there are very sparse endeavors to encourage health professionals for educational research. Generally, they seek guidance from research that deals with disease-oriented approaches. They ...
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How medical teachers use narratives in lectures: a qualitative study
... Most students (but not all) felt that narratives can be a valuable learning tool. Several key parts of the learning process came to light in this study which resonate with the existing literature. Both students and ...
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Investigation of Clinical Medical Teachers’ Opinion about Validity Feasibility of Clinical Assessment Tools in Medical Sciences Universities in Tehran
... feasible medical student’s clinical as- sessment tools in variety of domains are completely different as there are lots of suggested methods for efficient ...the medical literature on the basic science or ...
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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
... The American Trudeau Society, Medical Section of the National Tuberculosis Association, provides a limited number of fellowships to promote the training of clinicians, medical teachers a[r] ...
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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
... ciety, provides a limited number of fellowships to promote the training of clinicians, medical teachers and scientific investigators in the field of tuberculosis and respiratory diseases[r] ...
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... According to all the dimensions that we evaluated, the program had a positive impact on teaching abilities. Effect of randomization was uncertain due to the small numbers. Potential confounding factors need to be ...
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The Effect of MCQ vetting on Students' Examination Performance
... for medical schools that have an established faculty development program that trains their medical teachers on constructing good MCQ items (22, ...on medical schools that do not have such ...
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<p>A study of clinical teachers’ attitude to teaching and perceived learning needs in a medical college in Nigeria</p>
... of teachers ’ atti- tude and behavior regarding faculty development has produced mixed results, 20 an analysis combining the design features of faculty development initiatives and teachers ’ attitude toward ...
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Integrating Spirituality and Medical Education: What Students and Teachers Have to Say - A Qualitative Study
... and teachers appeared to agree on what they did not want in the medical curriculum with regards to spirituality: activities that are compulsory, imposed, graded, lecture-driven, top-down or ...the ...
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A survey of the practice and experience of clinical educators in UK secondary care
... This was a web based survey and the response rate was relatively low, although comparable with reported response rates to online surveys [14]. For large populations surveyed, responses from a smaller proportion of the ...
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It’s Not Just What You Know: The Non-Cognitive Attributes of Great Clinical Teachers
... These teachers are delighted to be at work and even more delighted when a student joins ...these teachers and are excited to work alongside them). Enthusiastic teachers use vocal animation by varying ...
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Design of a Mobile Application for Dietary Carein Chronic Kidney DiseaseMei-Chun Wu, Chao-Wei Huang
... healthcare teachers in helping patients to solve daily dietary problems, and providing healthcare education ...of medical examination report information and criteria could help patients to understand their ...
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How should teaching on whole person medicine, including spiritual issues, be delivered in the undergraduate medical curriculum in the United Kingdom?
... University Medical School who are primarily, although not exclusively, from Northern ...American Medical Schools, from which most of the published literature is de- rived and medical study is ...
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