Team‐based anatomy learning for medical students: preparing tomorrow's surgeons

Lahoud, John; Bazzi, Khalil; Waters, Edward K.; Clyne, Peter; Sinha, Sankar Narayan

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“…The near-peer tutor (NPT) led sessions to allow content to be delivered by peers who have excelled, making the content relatable, relevant, and palatable to students learning anatomy for the first time ( Evans and Cuffe, 2009 ; Border et al, 2017 ). TBL offers a flipped classroom model, the benefit of which is decreased reliance on class time to teach fundamentals, whilst classroom contact hours are reserved to seek clarification on challenging concepts ( Lahoud et al , 2019 ). IAW offers students the opportunity to visit anatomical concepts within the context of other medical disciplines such as pathology and radiology.…”

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A pragmatic approach to effective anatomy teaching and learning to medical students: a ten-year experience using evidence-based principles

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Larach²,

Hindmarch³

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Teaching and learning of anatomy for medical students have been extensively studied. However, we believe that a 'gold-standard' of an anatomy teaching and learning model is difficult to establish as every educational institution faces unique. For the past ten years at the University of Notre Dame Australia, School of Medicine Sydney, the anatomy faculty has implemented evidence-based teaching strategies adopted from medical schools around the world and supported by timely student feedback to deliver cost-effective and sustainable anatomy learning. Student evaluations of this program have been positive and associated with improved summative anatomy results. This article describes ten principles pursued by our faculty, which we hope will help others in restructuring or enhancing their anatomy teaching and learning program.

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Section: Pragmatism Principle: Adopt Evidence-based Models To Suit Th...mentioning

confidence: 99%