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Publikováno v:
Teaching and Learning in Medicine. 8:137-141
Background: As medical schools expand their teaching programs into ambulatory care settings, faculty must learn to use new and more effective teaching skills. They must therefore be convinced of the importance of those skills and confident in using t
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Teaching and Learning in Medicine. 7:29-36
Little research exists on the humanistic qualities of the physician as teacher. This study examined the humanistic teaching attributes used by 30 primary care physicians when teaching medical students in the ambulatory setting. Three research questio
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Teaching and Learning in Medicine. 5:18-23
The one‐on‐one encounter between the physician teacher and the learner is the major clinical teaching vehicle in the ambulatory setting. Few medical educators have observed the encounter for its length; frequency and types of physician teaching b
Autor:
Francine P. Hekelman, Alan L. Hull, Sharon K. Krackov, Rosa M. Barriga‐Unal, Gwyn Barley, Eugenia P. Vanek, Barry D. Lindley, Charles H. Packman
Publikováno v:
Teaching and Learning in Medicine. 5:164-168
This article describes uses and limitations of patient encounter documentation (log) systems in four programs at three medical schools. Curricular, psychometric, and administrative issues affecting their successful implementation are discussed, and r
Publikováno v:
Socio-Economic Planning Sciences. 24:273-283
The simulation problem is one of the most commonly used formats in computer-assisted instruction (CAI). In medical education, a patient simulation problem is known as a patient management problem (PMP). A number of computerized PMP systems are curren
Autor:
Eugenia P. Vanek, W. Robert Kennedy
Publikováno v:
Journal of Instructional Development. 4:2-5
The purpose of instructional improvement programs is to assist faculty members in identifying areas of personal strength and weakness in their teaching and, where needed, to develop strategies for change. Rather than utilizing formal coursework, work
Autor:
John J. Montean, Eugenia P. Vanek
Publikováno v:
Journal of Research in Science Teaching. 14:57-62