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  • Medical Education
  • Clinical Reasoning Skills
  • Collaborative Learning

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  • Traditional didactic teaching is insufficient for developing clinical reasoning and teamwork.
  • Initial case-based learning (CBL) format was tutor-driven, limiting student engagement.
  • Interactive teaching methods are crucial for deep learning and knowledge consolidation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and evaluate a more collaborative case-based learning (cCBL) format.
  • To enhance student participation and improve learning outcomes in clinical education.
  • To shift from a tutor-driven to a student-directed learning environment.

Main Methods:

  • A survey assessed student and tutor perceptions of both CBL formats.
  • Exam scores were statistically analyzed to compare learning outcomes.
  • cCBL incorporated small group discussions within a structured format.

Main Results:

  • Students and tutors favored cCBL, reporting increased participation and deeper learning.
  • cCBL enhanced consolidation and integration of subject matter.
  • Exam scores for subjects under cCBL significantly increased, unlike those under CBL'10.

Conclusions:

  • Collaborative case-based learning (cCBL) is superior to the initial tutor-led CBL format.
  • cCBL leads to improved educational outcomes, including higher participation and exam scores.
  • Structured, collaborative learning environments foster better clinical reasoning and knowledge acquisition.