Canadian Medical Education Journal
Revue canadienne de l'éducation médicale

Volume 15, numéro 2, 2024

Sommaire (24 articles)

Editorial / Éditorial

Original Research / Recherche originale

  1. How early clinical experiences in rural communities influence student learning about rural generalism considered through the lens of educational theory
  2. Making assessment a team sport: A qualitative study of facilitated group feedback in internal medicine residency

Brief Reports / Communications brèves

  1. Understanding the perspective of community co-educators on community-based service learning: A qualitative analysis
  2. Designing a touchless physical examination for a virtual Objective Structured Clinical Examination
  3. The association between applicant gender and racial or ethnic identity and success in the admissions process at a Canadian medical school: A prospective cohort study
  4. Selection of international medical graduates into postgraduate training positions in Canada. Who applies? Who is selected?

Reviews, Theoretical Papers, and Meta-Analyses / Articles de synthèse, articles théoriques et méta-analyses

  1. How to be a good clerk on the clinical teaching team: A scoping review
  2. Scoping review of current challenges and circumstances impacting Indigenous applications to Canadian medical schools

Black Ice / Terrain glissant

  1. Six ways to get a grip on patient and family centered care during the undergraduate medical years

You Should Try This / Osez l’expérience !

  1. A student-led clerkship primer: A near-peer orientation to clerkship
  2. The oncology ribbon of reflection: A novel tool to encourage trainee self-reflection
  3. An evaluation of a Transition to Foundations curriculum for first year pediatric residents in Competency Based Medical Education
  4. Using reflective writing to enhance empathy among medical students

Commentary and Opinions / Commentaires et opinions

  1. ChatGPT: Bridging the gap on mentorship for International Medical Graduates in low enrolment specialties
  2. Giving partial credit during an multiple choice question assessment reappraisal does not make the assessment process fairer
  3. Humanism in Canadian medicine: From the Rockies to the Atlantic
  4. Broadening relevance and representation in global health medical education research: Centring context, content, and voice
  5. Equity-driven MCAT prep: A ChatGPT advantage
  6. The case for centralization of academic accommodations in undergraduate medical education

Letters to the Editor / Lettre à l’éditeur

Images / Images

  1. Medicine's digital revolution
  2. Well-being

Licence

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