Applying knowledge learned in the classroom to the actual care of patients can be a major transition for students in medicine and other health care professions. At Drexel University College of ...

The growing worldwide faculty shortage is forcing nursing programs to confront some particularly difficult challenges. With a shrinking nursing faculty already overburdened with demanding teaching ...

Our peer-reviewed CEDAR community blog will feature evidence-based posts championing scholarly teaching and learning practices, authored by SLU School of Medicine faculty, staff and trainees. The ...

When the state of Florida ordered all public universities to transition to distance learning in March, educators at the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine had to get creative. Normally, medical ...

Sixty-three percent of medical students told Medscape that they get higher-quality instruction during clinical rotations in med school, and about 7 in 10 of them expressed satisfaction with the ...

Medical learners in the 21st century spend less time with patients during training than their counterparts did in the 20th century, which decreases the knowledge and practice of bedside clinical ...

The time-honored method of teaching communication, which we will refer to as the old paradigm, can be summarized as watching the expert. Fellows are immersed in clinical care and are expected to ...

Medical schools must do a better job of teaching clinical skills like interviewing and examining patients before their students start rotations in hospital wards and doctors’ offices in their third ...