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Frontiers of Primary Care: New Directions for Medical Education

Problem-Based Learning and Community-Oriented Medical Education

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This work is a key introduction to the most major medical educational innovation of the last half-century: problem-based learning combined with community oriented education. The book includes history, conceptual bases, case examples and an introduction to key persons and institutions. It documents the experiences, accomplishments and problems of a number of medical schools forging new pathways in medical education. Education for Tomorrow's Medicine Today clearly explains the need for innovation in medical education. With respect to standardized evaluation, particularly interesting results show the equivalence of new methods to existing approaches.

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Frontiers of Primary Care: New Directions for Medical Education, Henk G. Schmidt, Nanny M. W. De Vries, Mack Jr. Lipkin, J.M. Greep

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1989
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Titre
Frontiers of Primary Care: New Directions for Medical Education
Sous-titre
Problem-Based Learning and Community-Oriented Medical Education
Langue
Anglais
Publié
1989
Format
rigide
Pages
300
ISBN10
0387963901
ISBN13
9780387963907
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Mots clés
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This work is a key introduction to the most major medical educational innovation of the last half-century: problem-based learning combined with community oriented education. The book includes history, conceptual bases, case examples and an introduction to key persons and institutions. It documents the experiences, accomplishments and problems of a number of medical schools forging new pathways in medical education. Education for Tomorrow's Medicine Today clearly explains the need for innovation in medical education. With respect to standardized evaluation, particularly interesting results show the equivalence of new methods to existing approaches.