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Educación en Dermatopatología: Una Revisión de Alcance
Cynthia Truong1, Michi Shinohara2, Tammie Ferringer3
1Ronald O. Perelman Department of Dermatology, New York University, New York, New York, USA.
Journal of cutaneous pathology
|December 20, 2025
Resumen
La educación en dermatopatología está evolucionando con nuevas herramientas digitales. Esta revisión y reunión de expertos ofrecen estrategias para estructurar los planes de estudio de residencia utilizando estos avances.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Educación en dermatopatología
- Formación médica
- Aprendizaje digital en medicina
Sus antecedentes:
- La dermatopatología es una materia central para los residentes de dermatología y patología.
- Los métodos educativos han avanzado rápidamente debido a las tecnologías digitales como la microscopía virtual y los recursos en línea.
- La Association of Professors of Dermatology (APD) se reunió para abordar la formación moderna en dermatopatología.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Revisar la literatura existente sobre métodos educativos en dermatopatología.
- Presentar estrategias discutidas en la reciente reunión de la APD.
- Proporcionar orientación para la estructuración de los currículos de dermatopatología de residencia.
Principales métodos:
- Revisión de alcance de la literatura sobre enfoques educativos en dermatopatología.
- Síntesis de estrategias de la reunión de la Association of Professors of Dermatology.
- Identificación de puntos clave para el desarrollo curricular.
Principales resultados:
- La revolución digital ha transformado el panorama de la educación en dermatopatología.
- Hay disponibles una variedad de nuevos recursos y tecnologías para la instrucción de los residentes.
- El consenso de expertos proporciona un marco para integrar estos recursos en los programas de residencia.
Conclusiones:
- Los programas de residencia pueden mejorarse incorporando herramientas y estrategias digitales modernas.
- Los currículos efectivos de dermatopatología deben aprovechar la microscopía virtual, las bibliotecas en línea y las plataformas colaborativas.
- La integración estructurada de estos avances es crucial para una educación integral de los residentes.
Palabras clave:
educación en dermatopatologíaaprendizaje digital en medicinamicroscopía virtualcurrículo de residenciatecnología educativaMás Videos Relacionados
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