Experience versus expertise – an exploration into the expectations of near-peer teaching

Stuart, Laura; Parameswaran, Madhangi

doi:10.7861/futurehosp.6-1-s149

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“…A pathologist with experience in kidney transplant pathology has likely been actively involved in examining transplanted organs, analyzing pathology specimens, and interpreting results. This practical exposure contributes to a deeper understanding of the nuances and challenges that may arise in the field [14,15]. In the context of the preimplantation kidney biopsy, experience, and expertise, although unduly perceived as the same thing, usually go hand in hand and are considered as a value in the diagnostic process.…”

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The Puzzle of Preimplantation Kidney Biopsy Decision-Making Process: The Pathologist Perspective

Eccher,

Becker,

Pagni

et al. 2024

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Kidney transplantation is the best treatment for end-stage renal disease since it offers the greatest survival benefit compared to dialysis. The gap between the number of renal transplants performed and the number of patients awaiting renal transplants leads to a steadily increasing pressure on the scientific community. Kidney preimplantation biopsy is used as a component of the evaluation of organ quality before acceptance for transplantation. However, the reliability and predictive value of biopsy data are controversial. Most of the previously proposed predictive models were not associated with graft survival, but what has to be reaffirmed is that histologic examination of kidney tissue can provide an objective window on the state of the organ that cannot be deduced from clinical records and renal functional studies. The balance of evidence indicates that reliable decisions about donor suitability must be made based on the overall picture. This work discusses recent trends that can reduce diagnostic timing and variability among players in the decision-making process that lead to kidney transplants, from the pathologist’s perspective.

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Section: Expertise Experience Training and Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Puzzle of Preimplantation Kidney Biopsy Decision-Making Process: The Pathologist Perspective

Eccher,

Becker,

Pagni

et al. 2024

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Experience versus expertise – an exploration into the expectations of near-peer teaching

Abstract: To ascertain the expectations of medical students on near-peer teaching (NPT) sessions, and the advantages and disadvantages of these compared with their traditional lectures at medical school.

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The Puzzle of Preimplantation Kidney Biopsy Decision-Making Process: The Pathologist Perspective

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