2018
DOI: 10.1080/0142159x.2018.1444268
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Curriculum reform and evolution: Innovative content and processes at one US medical school

Abstract: Our curriculum reform has emphasized the iterative process of curriculum building. Based on our experience, we discuss general and practical guidelines for curriculum innovation in its three phases: setting the stage, implementation, and monitoring for the achievement of intended goals.

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“…Efforts to adapt the curriculum to newer generations and improve professional identity development, 62 to design foundational courses that facilitate learning and can be used across medical schools, 63 and to design curricula to improve wellness 64 are just some examples of potential positive changes to medical training that have either occurred or may occur in the near future. More research is needed to determine additional areas of focus in medical education that may contribute to IP and perfectionism.…”
Section: Recommendations For Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Efforts to adapt the curriculum to newer generations and improve professional identity development, 62 to design foundational courses that facilitate learning and can be used across medical schools, 63 and to design curricula to improve wellness 64 are just some examples of potential positive changes to medical training that have either occurred or may occur in the near future. More research is needed to determine additional areas of focus in medical education that may contribute to IP and perfectionism.…”
Section: Recommendations For Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…одній команді. Активні форми навчання передбачають постійну взаємодію викладача і студента з використанням методів, які сприяють внутрішньому саморозвитку студента [7,8].…”
Section: проблеми і досвід викладання біологічної та медичної хіміїunclassified
“…8,9 In 2014, Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University launched the LEARN (Learner-focused, Experiential, Adaptive, Rigorous and Novel) curriculum, comprised of 3 phases: (1) a 18-month Phase I (Foundational Phase), (2) a 12-month Phase II (Primary Clinical Phase), and (3) a 16-month Phase III (Advanced Clinical Phase). 10 In response to increasing evidence across undergraduate medical curricula that iPads add high value to the educational experience, matriculating medical students at our institution were given iPads with a migration of all Phase I curricular materials to an electronic platform in 2016. When this class of students transitioned to the clinical learning environment (Phase II of the LEARN curriculum) in the 2018-2019 academic year, our institution sought to evaluate the educational benefit of iPad use in several core clerkships and asked clerkship directors to consider ways to leverage their use to enhance clinical learning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%