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Lilian Mahler,Pernilla Virginia Conrad,Dorothee Busch et al. Lilian Mahler et al.
The medical teachers in this survey suggest more practical sessions on causal therapy, wound pain, quality of life and local wound care in the regular medical curriculum.
Dogus Darici,Hendrik Ohlenburg,Lukas Jürgensen et al. Dogus Darici et al.
In the EM group, medical teachers demonstrated a routine examination explaining their thought process, while also providing some coaching. In the EC group, students trained more independently with consistent teacher support, with less emphasis on modelling.
Hatam Faraji Dehsorkhi,Ali Asghar Hayat Hatam Faraji Dehsorkhi
However, medical teachers encounter multiple barriers, such as content dispersion and a lack of shared knowledge management....Using structural equation modeling (SEM), this study aimed to (1) assess the predictive power of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) in explaining knowledge-sharing intention and behavior among medical teachers and (2) examine the moderating effect of the Big Five personality traits on the relationship...Methods: This cross-sectional correlational study involved a sample of 237 medical teachers from Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Iran, who completed two validated and reliable questionnaires: a researcher-developed TPB questionnaire and a personality questionnaire developed
Vasantmeghna Murthy,Arun Mohanram Vasantmeghna Murthy
Background: Indian medical graduates are expected to be lifelong learners, and medical teachers need to find newer and more engaging ways to help them hone their lifelong learning skills.
Amod Gupta Amod Gupta
The transition from traditional teaching to mentoring in medical education is urgently required to create future-ready physicians, researchers, and medical teachers in India.
Apurva Agrawal,Ashish Sharma,Anita Sharma et al. Apurva Agrawal et al.
This study aimed to find out the challenges faced by medical teachers in CBME implementation, lessons learned, and the level of preparedness for upcoming batches.
Asitava Deb Roy,Ichchhit Bharat Jaiswal,Devendra Nath Tiu et al. Asitava Deb Roy et al.
Methods This cross-sectional online survey was conducted among medical teachers in India from December 2023 to March 2024. A validated questionnaire with acceptable internal consistency and test-retest reliability was used....Results A total of 396 medical teachers with an average teaching experience of 4.12±2.47 (minimum six months, maximum 13 years) years participated from different parts of India....Conclusion While awareness of LLMs was high among medical teachers in India, their actual usage for educational purposes remains limited.
Miguel Angel Rodriguez-Florido,Manuel Maynar Miguel Angel Rodriguez-Florido
However, in practice, medical teachers and students often encounter significant challenges when utilizing the underlying technologies, potentially leading to frustrating learning experiences.
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