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Jessica R Newman1, Jennifer Fink2, Lisa A Clough1
1Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Kansas Health System, Mailstop 1028, Kansas City, KS 66160 USA.
Abstract:
Varying pedagogical approaches of undergraduate medical education are utilized in clerkships to supplement bedside teaching. The flipped classroom mode, in which self-paced study precedes the in-person session, is often used in pre-clinical education. This shift allows time with the instructor to focus on guided application of pre-learned concepts. At our institution, the Internal Medicine Clerkship Infectious Diseases lecture was substituted to a flipped classroom with two pre-learning videos. Student satisfaction scores were higher for the flipped classroom and comments were more negative for the traditional lecture. This suggests that senior medical students favor flipped classroom pedagogy despite pre-learning requirements.
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