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Perception of peer teaching on learning anatomy: A qualitative study
Faiza Umbreen1, Khadija Qamar1, Tayyaba Faisal1
1Department of Anatomy, Army Medical College, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
Summary
Peer-assisted learning through in-class anatomy presentations significantly enhances medical students
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Anatomy
Background:
- Medical education requires effective learning and communication skills.
- Traditional anatomy teaching methods may benefit from innovative approaches.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of peer-assisted learning in anatomy presentations.
- To assess the impact on medical students' learning and communication skills.
Main Methods:
- Sixty top-performing medical students presented assigned anatomy topics.
- Interviews and focus group discussions were conducted.
- The study spanned 32 weeks.
Main Results:
- Presentations enhanced students' subject knowledge.
- Communication and teaching skills showed improvement.
- Student confidence and engagement increased.
Conclusions:
- Peer-assisted learning in anatomy is an effective educational strategy.
- This method boosts learning, communication, and confidence.
- It can be integrated into routine medical curricula.
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