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A Bootcamp for Transition into Clerkship in a Distributed Campus Model.

Michaela Jansen^1,2,3, Ebtesam Islam^3,4, Gurvinder Kaur²

¹Department of Cell Physiology and Molecular Biophysics, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine, Lubbock, TX 79430 USA.

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Summary

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A 2-day transitional bootcamp significantly boosted medical students' confidence and preparedness for clerkships across multiple campuses. This brief intervention effectively supports students transitioning to clinical training sites.

Keywords:

bootcamp distributed campus model introduction to clinical medicine transition to clerkships

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Clinical Training
Distributed Medical Campuses

Background:

The transition from preclinical to clinical training is critical for medical students.
Multi-campus institutions present unique challenges for student transitions.
Limited research exists on transitional programs across distributed medical education sites.

Purpose of the Study:

Evaluate a brief, multi-campus transitional bootcamp's effectiveness.
Assess improvements in student confidence and preparedness for clerkships.
Provide a model for supporting students in distributed medical education.

Main Methods:

Developed and implemented a 2-day multi-campus bootcamp.
Administered pre- and post-bootcamp surveys to students.
Collected feedback from clerkship directors and faculty.

Main Results:

Students consistently reported increased confidence across all stations.
99-100% of students felt more prepared for clerkships post-bootcamp.
Preceptors observed improved student readiness and integration.

Conclusions:

A focused 2-day transitional bootcamp significantly benefits medical students.
The intervention enhances student confidence and preparedness.
This model is applicable to other multi-campus medical schools.