Virtual Clinical Examination Validated for Family Medicine Residents in Multicenter Study
A multicenter study found that a virtual clinical examination reliably evaluated Mexican family medicine residents across multiple clinical competencies.
A multicenter study found that a virtual clinical examination reliably evaluated Mexican family medicine residents across multiple clinical competencies.
An AIDET-informed simulation curriculum for anesthesiology residents showed higher simulated communication scores and confidence in a preliminary single-center historical-control evaluation ...
A randomized trial of 102 medical students found no significant differences in OSCE lumbar puncture performance or anxiety across immersive ...
A cluster randomized trial found nursing students trained with immersive 360-degree video scored markedly higher on simulated catheterization procedures than ...
A survey of 764 medical and nursing students at five Sub-Saharan African universities found that 12.6 percent had retaken a ...
A retrospective cohort study of 629 Japanese medical students found higher CBT scores and GPA after on-demand video lectures were ...
A randomised pilot study of 20 medical students found higher confidence and lower anxiety within both mock-OSCE feedback groups, while ...
A pharmacy school study of 66 students found that grader background and remote asynchronous grading were significantly associated with lower ...
A single-center study found that a mandatory final-year OSCE was feasible at Hannover Medical School, with 278 students completing the ...
A quasi-experimental study of 27 third-year nursing students in Japan found that an 80-minute end-of-life care simulation was associated with ...
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