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Provides a review of the sessions at the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) Linkoping Conference related to Best Evidence Medical Education (BEME) and future actions. (Author/CCM)...
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Discusses where the future of medical education is leading and uses two approaches: (1) the evolutionary approach focusing on different learning types introduced to curricula; and (2) the revolutionary view of the future...
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Defines and discusses the advantages of outcome-based education. Suggests some methods for implementation into the medical curriculum. (Author/CCM)...
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There is a need to move from opinion-based education to evidence-based education. Describes best evidence medical education (BEME) as implemented by teachers in their practice of methods and approaches to education based...
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Draws data from an interview study of the perceptions of multidisciplinary education in health care. Suggests that multidisciplinary education is neither an easy nor a cheap option and that it requires careful planning. ...
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Argues that the extent to which the approach to multiprofessional education matches the context for the learning and curriculum goals is an indication of its effectiveness. Recommends that a three-dimensional model be us...
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Discusses eight steps in the implementation of task-based learning. Presents examples from undergraduate, postgraduate, and continuing education. (MKR)...
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Examines the potential contributions of computers to medical education and, in particular, the use of computer-based study guides. Presents the educational functions of various study guide components and lists advantages...
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Reviews how medical teachers can assess the climate or overall ambience of their medical education environment. Suggests climate research studies that medical teachers might undertake. Presents some methodologies that mi...