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Reviewing the preclinical curriculum in a Problem Based Learning driven medical program: challenges and strategies.

Manori Amarasekera¹, Paul S Noakes¹, Brian D Power¹

¹School of Medicine Fremantle.

Mededpublish (2016)

|December 13, 2023

Summary

A new framework for continuous medical curriculum review ensures educational progress and workforce readiness. This approach addresses challenges like metadata management and staff workload, offering a guide for stakeholders.

Keywords:

Curriculum review constructive alignment curriculum education medical education preclinical problem based learning teaching and learning

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Curriculum Development

Background:

Continuous review is essential for progressive medical curricula.
Ensuring learners achieve goals and are workforce-ready is critical.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a framework for continuous curriculum review.
To guide stakeholders in medical curriculum review and development.

Main Methods:

Developed a framework for continuous curriculum review.
Considered key aspects of the curriculum review process.
Addressed challenges using strategic approaches and limited resources.

Main Results:

A successful framework for continuous medical curriculum review was developed.
Challenges including metadata management, staff workload, and evaluation were overcome.
The framework provides a guide for stakeholders.

Conclusions:

The developed framework facilitates effective medical curriculum review.
Continuous review ensures medical education remains contemporary and meets workforce needs.
The framework offers a practical guide for implementing successful curriculum reviews.