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This project enhances undergraduate medical training by developing new teaching methods and assessment tools for surgical skills. It aims to improve clinical competence through a nationwide network and a "train-the-teacher" program.

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Area of Science:

  • Medical Education Research
  • Surgical Skills Training
  • Clinical Competence Development

Context:

  • Undergraduate medical education faces challenges in practical clinical skills training due to competing demands of patient care and research.
  • Surgical training is a critical component of undergraduate medical studies, requiring dedicated focus on skill development.
  • Existing curricula and teaching methods need systematic analysis and improvement to meet educational standards.

Purpose:

  • To strengthen and improve undergraduate training in practical clinical skills and competencies nationwide.
  • To develop and implement a comprehensive training concept with defined learning objectives, materials, methods, and assessments.
  • To create a collaborative network of medical faculties and professional societies to enhance surgical education.

Summary:

  • The project integrates nine packages across three pillars: analyzing and digitizing teaching content, revising curricula, and implementing qualification programs for educators.
  • It involves a nationwide network of medical faculties (Frankfurt/Main, Gießen, Marburg) and collaborates with surgical and medical education societies.
  • Key components include mobile learning tools, evaluation of teaching and assessment methods, and a "train-the-teacher" program for surgical clinical skills.

Impact:

  • Aims to elevate the quality of surgical undergraduate training across Germany.
  • Expected to improve the systematic development, analysis, and implementation of clinical skills training.
  • Enhances the attractiveness of medical education research and ensures consistent, high-quality teaching of surgical competencies.