#medical-education

#medical-education

Balance study with self-care is crucial for medical students' success and well-being.

A strong support network is vital for coping with medical school challenges.

Mastering time management skills is essential for navigating medical school demands.

Dermatology offers work-life balance and a high salary, making it increasingly popular among medical students amidst a competitive landscape.

Brooklyn College and St. George's University launch a '4+4' program for students pursuing medical careers to streamline their education path.

Students benefit from options for clinical experiences across multiple countries.

Medical Education Day focused on understanding generational differences in education, particularly the impact of technology and social changes on Gen Z's learning styles.

eLearning enhances MBBS education by providing flexibility, diverse resources, and personalized learning experiences for medical students.

Screen exposure is a significant migraine trigger for many, including children who use devices for extended periods.

Feinberg's 18th annual Research Day showcased scientific achievements and fostered discussions on innovative research and advancements in medical science.

A contemporary renovation of the São Leopoldo Mandic School of Medicine enhances the learning environment for students through vibrant color schemes and anatomy references.

Domestic violence awareness and education in medical training are critical yet lacking, as many professionals remain uninformed about its various forms.

Eli Zimmerman joined Northwestern University as the new associate dean for student affairs, aiming to support student happiness and success.

Wearing white coats symbolizes responsibility and joy for medical students.

First-year medical students aim to combine research and medical practice for injury prevention.

Incoming medical students are reminded of the privilege and responsibility in entering the field of medicine.

Proposed bill aims to block federal funding for medical schools with diversity policies.

Backlash against diversity policies in medical education highlighted by proposed legislation.

Historical gift of tuition pardon for medical students at Albert Einstein College of Medicine thanks to Ruth L. Gottesman

Fourth-year students at Einstein will also be reimbursed for their spring 2024 semesters.

Dr. Brian Garibaldi named Director at Northwestern University

Center for Bedside Medicine's focus on modernizing clinical encounters.

Dr. Yonette Davis experienced being a black patient in a predominantly white hospital during her childhood, which motivated her to become a physician to change the system.

Davis noticed the lack of instruction and emphasis on providing care to people of color in medical school, specifically in regards to diagnosing and treating skin conditions.

Gamification is the application of game-like elements to engage and motivate individuals.

Gamification in medical education increases engagement, enhances learning retention, and allows for realistic simulations.

Millions of people suffer from pain, but most pain can be effectively controlled.

Medical and nursing schools should have mandated courses in pain management and focus on eliminating bias and disparities in treatment.

Medical schools are increasingly using virtual anatomy tools to supplement or replace cadavers in anatomy education.

Virtual anatomy tools provide spatial understanding and interactivity, allowing students to study structures in a more dynamic way.

Body shortages and the COVID-19 pandemic have further highlighted the need for virtual anatomy education.

The lack of education and guidelines on transgender health care in neurology has led to a gap in understanding and providing appropriate medical care to transgender individuals.

Transgender individuals may face challenges in receiving accurate and respectful medical care for neurological conditions due to outdated language and offensive terminology in scientific research.

Advocates are working to address the gaps in knowledge and improve healthcare for transgender individuals in the field of neurology.

Educating women in their 40s on pros and cons of mammograms leads to more informed decisions about screening age.

The $1 billion gift from Bloomberg Philanthropies will make most of Johns Hopkins University's medical students attend tuition-free, reducing financial barriers in crucial healthcare fields.

Diversifying healthcare workforce is crucial for better representation and patient care.

Dr. Chika Madu appointed director of Florina Cancer Center at SIUH, leading expansion, research, education, and community engagement for optimal cancer patient outcomes.