Pilot Study Tests Standardized Patient Feasibility for Primary Care Quality in China
A multicentre pilot study across seven Chinese provinces demonstrated the feasibility of using unannounced standardized patients to assess primary healthcare ...
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Simulated Patient Educators Set Global Standards for Human-Centered Medical Training
New standards for Physical Exam Teaching Associates mark the third publication in a global framework tracing simulated patient methodology from ...
Factor Analysis Refines Feedback Tool for Teaching Informed Consent Skills
An exploratory factor analysis of a 22-item informed consent assessment tool for graduating medical students identified three constructs explaining 20.91 ...
AI Graded Medical Students Like Experts—Until the Rubric Got Subtle
A two-phase calibration study found AI matched expert raters well on concrete checklist items in simulated patient encounters but struggled ...
Shared decision-making: longitudinal changes in medical student knowledge, attitudes, and skills following an educational intervention
A longitudinal mixed-methods study of first-year medical students found selective gains in shared decision-making behaviors during standardized-patient encounters, while knowledge, ...
Final-Year Medical Students Score Well in Surgical Informed Consent Simulation
A two-year University of Toledo study found that 73 final-year medical students entering surgical residencies averaged 81.5% in standardized-patient assessments ...
AI Practice Patients Fail to Calm Medical Students Before First Standardized Patient Encounter
A quasi-experimental study of 383 first-year medical students found that voluntary, single-session practice with a GPT-4o-based virtual patient did not ...
Standardized Patients Boost Sexual Health Communication Skills in Tanzanian Health Students
A randomized controlled trial in Tanzania found that structured sexual health training using standardized patients significantly improved medical and nursing ...
AI Chatbot Trains Residents in Code Status Talks in Pilot Randomized Trial
A pilot randomized trial found that internal medicine residents who practiced code status discussions with an AI chatbot scored higher ...
When a Patient Becomes a Teaching Tool: Moral Injury in Medical Training
A medical student's published reflection on a psychiatric teaching interview gone wrong is drawing attention to moral injury, informed consent, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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