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期刊名:Journal of advances in medical education and professionalism

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ISSN:2322-2220

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Marjan Noorshadi,Mehri Yavari,Houra Ashrafifard et al. Marjan Noorshadi et al.
Introduction: The importance of retaining content in the long-term memory of medical students is well-documented. Given the narrative structure of medical disciplines, digital storytelling is an effective educational tool...
Fateme Jafari,Ahmad Keykha,Atefeh Taheriankalati et al. Fateme Jafari et al.
Introduction: Artificial intelligence (AI) has become integral to various fields, including medical education. This study explores AI applications in medical education through a review of relevant studies. ...
Qamar Riaz,Muhammad Rizwan Khan,Sadia Masood Qamar Riaz
Introduction: The clinical learning environment (CLE) is an important element of competency-based postgraduate medical education (CBME). Trainee perceptions of their CLE serve as a quality indicator of the teaching and le...
Bau Dilam Ardyansyah,Masriani,Zakiah et al. Bau Dilam Ardyansyah et al.
Introduction: Teaching hospitals integrate healthcare, education, and research but face challenges in assessing residents as learners and healthcare providers. Conventional supervisor-led assessments may not fully capture...
Javeria Rehman,Muhammad Shariq Shaikh,Muhammad Hasan et al. Javeria Rehman et al.
Introduction: The concept of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) is central to competency-based medical education, which enables the assessment and guidance of learners in clinical settings. While EPAs have been wi...
Fariba Asghari Fariba Asghari
As an ideology for managing healthcare relying on internal professional oversight, medical professionalism entrusts the responsibility of regulation to the members of the profession themselves. This allows them to demonstrate to the public ...
Daniel Ardian Soeselo,Retno Asti Werdhani,Toar Jean Maurice Lalisang et al. Daniel Ardian Soeselo et al.
Introduction: Surgeons' professionalism is vital for ensuring safe surgical care, particularly in Indonesia, where cultural and systemic factors present unique challenges to healthcare delivery. Professionalism affects su...
Hadis Sourinejad,Elham Adib Moghaddam,Sayed Ahmad Reza Raeisi Dehkordi et al. Hadis Sourinejad et al.
Introduction: Cognitive error styles refer to faulty patterns of thinking that can negatively influence individuals' decision-making and behavior. Among midwifery students, identifying and understanding these errors is pa...
Robert Hwang,Max Paley,David Bull et al. Robert Hwang et al.
Introduction: This systematic review and meta-analysis investigated the impact of utilising peer-generated multiple-choice question (MCQ) banks on the summative performance of undergraduate students studying medicine and ...