2015, Volume 8, Issue Spec Iss 3, pp 1 – 5

A review on considerations needed educating new physicians

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Correspondence to: N Amjadi, MD, Preventative Gynecology Research Center (PGRC), Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran, Valiasr Street, District 3, Code 1985717443, Tehran, Iran, Phone: +98-9032302458, E-mail: Amjadi.n@tums.ac.ir

Abstract

The long process of medical education is important crucial parts related to public health. This research was led to study the educational alternatives in teaching new physicians.

The necessity for a revolution in the medical education is due to the increased number of medical students, constant number of constant number of cases, and their prospects enhanced professors workload and enhanced supervisory agency mistake less clinical events happening for medical students, interns and residents. Newer techniques have become available in improving education. Stimulation has been utilized before as an educational technique in military training, space programs, aviation industry, sports stimulation, nuclear power industry, teaching anatomy, anesthesiology, and resuscitation training. Physical models (in a skills lab or workshop), computer programs including (over the internet), standard patients, etc., can be utilized for this technique. By reviewing the literature, we can conclude that several subjects are needed to be explained earlier education. Thus, to conduct an accurate program, these questions must be answered, appropriately.

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PMC ID: 5348953
PubMed ID: 28316658
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Article Publishing Date (print): 2015
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ISSN Printing: 1844-122X
ISSN Online: 1844-3117
Journal Title: Journal of Medicine and Life

Copyright License: Open Access

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