Teaching and Learning in Medicine
Routledge · United States
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This journal focuses on medical education, examining aspects of curriculum design, assessment methods, and the professional development of medical students and trainees. It explores themes such as the relationship between foundational knowledge and clinical skills, the impact of assessment structures on learning, and the development of professional identity. The journal also addresses issues of inclusion, including disability justice and support for diverse learners, as well as the role of mentorship and institutional support in medical training.
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