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Problems and issues in implementing innovative curriculum in the developing countries: the Pakistani experience.

Syeda Kauser Ali¹, Lubna A Baig

¹Department for Educational Development, Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan.

BMC Medical Education

|May 18, 2012

Summary

The implementation of the Community Oriented Medical Education (COME) curriculum in Pakistan faced delays due to differing stakeholder perspectives and issues with infrastructure, faculty transfer, and leadership. Addressing these challenges is key for successful curriculum reform in medical colleges.

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Published on: December 9, 2022

Area of Science:

Medical Education Reform
Curriculum Development
Health Systems Strengthening

Background:

Pakistan identified four medical colleges for Community Oriented Medical Education (COME) implementation in 2001.
Despite faculty efforts, the COME curriculum faced significant implementation delays.
Stakeholder understanding of COME's objectives and requirements was unclear.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify reasons for the delayed implementation of the COME curriculum.
To assess stakeholder understanding of the COME initiative.

Main Methods:

A mixed-methods study design was employed for comprehensive data collection.
Data gathered through in-depth interviews, surveys, and focus group discussions with diverse stakeholders.
Rigor ensured via independent coding and data triangulation.

Main Results:

Implementation delays stemmed from institutional, programmatic, and curricular issues, with faculty (92%) citing inadequate infrastructure as a barrier.
Administrators supported COME for health system improvement, but faculty disagreed on its potential impact.
Differing perspectives between policymakers and faculty on implementation feasibility were evident.

Conclusions:

Frequent faculty transfers and a lack of policy continuity, stakeholder communication, and effective leadership hindered COME implementation.
Strategies for successful curriculum change in established institutions require addressing these identified key issues.
Effective change management is crucial for implementing new medical curricula in Pakistan.