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Enhancing Pediatric Interns' Clinical Skills Through Simulation-Based Training. [PDF]

Adv Med Educ Pract
Ba H, Xu L, Peng H, Gu Y, Li Y, Jiang X, Li X, Li S.   +7 more
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Developing clinical skills bundles

The Clinical Teacher, 2015
Summary Background This article describes an innovative method of learning clinical skills. A care bundle is defined as a small set of evidence‐based interventions that, when implemented together, results in significantly better patient outcomes than when implemented individually.
Mok, May, Ker, Jean
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Clinical skills

2014
‘Clinical Skills’ introduces the reader to all the core examination techniques required for a comprehensive ophthalmic examination. Using a patient centred practical approach it takes the reader through ophthalmic history taking, assessment of vision (adults and children), refraction, slit-lamp biomicroscopy and examination of the eye and adnexae in ...
Alastair K.O. Denniston, Philip I. Murray   +1 more
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Teaching Clinical Skills in Developing Countries: Are Clinical Skills Centres the Answer?

Education for Health: Change in Learning & Practice, 2003
There is growing international interest in teaching clinical skills in a variety of contexts, one of which is Clinical Skills Centres. The drivers for change making Skills Centres an important adjunct to ward and ambulatory teaching come both from within and outside medical education. Educationally, self-directed learning is becoming the accepted norm,
Patsy, Stark, F, Fortune
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Sustainability in clinical skills teaching

The Clinical Teacher, 2014
Summary Background The deleterious effects of climate change mean that environmental sustainability is increasingly becoming a moral and economic necessity. Consequently, clinicians will increasingly be called upon to manage the effects of health care on climate change, and they must therefore ...
Bajgoric, Sanjin, Appiah, Joseph, Wass, Val, Shelton, Clifford   +3 more
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Ear syringing: a clinical skill

British Journal of Nursing, 1995
Ear syringing is performed by nurses in various care settings. Nurses must ensure that this skill is practised safely. An understanding of the ear's structure and functions must be applied when carrying out this procedure.
K, Thurgood, G, Thurgood
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Difficulties in clinical skills evaluation

Medical Education, 1983
Summary A case‐specific method of evaluating clinical skills is presented. The instrument is described together with its evaluation based on results from ninety‐two medical students. The method involves direct observation, by pairs of teachers, of student encounters with simulated patients.
A C, Harper, W B, Roy, G R, Norman, C A, Rand, J W, Feightner   +4 more
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Clinical skills

2018
‘Clinical Skills’ introduces the reader to all the core examination techniques required for a comprehensive ophthalmic examination. Using a patient centred practical approach it takes the reader through ophthalmic history taking, assessment of vision (adults and children), refraction, slit-lamp biomicroscopy and examination of the eye and adnexae in ...
openaire   +2 more sources