Does the Concept of the "Flipped Classroom" Extend to the Emergency Medicine Clinical Clerkship?
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Heitz, Corey; Prusakowski, Melanie; Willis, George; Franck, Christopher
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Introduction: Linking educational objectives and clinical learning during clerkships can be difficult. Clinical shifts during emergency medicine (EM) clerkships provide a wide variety of experiences, some of which may not be relevant to recommended educational objectives. Students can be directed to standardize their clinical experiences, and this improves performance on examinations. We hypothesized that applying a "flipped classroom" model to the clinical clerkship would improve performance on multiple-choice testing when compared to standard learning.
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Date of Publication
2015
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Western Journal of Emergency Medicine: Integrating Emergency Care with Population Health
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16/6
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Heitz, Corey; Prusakowski, Melanie; Willis, George; Franck, Christopher