Medical, nursing, and pharmacy schools
all have been challenged to better prepare
their students to meet the evolving health
care needs of society.5–8 Since the 1910
Flexner report,9 the amount of information
about health and medicine has grown
significantly, the health care system has
become increasingly complex, patients
have become more engaged in their care,
and educational innovations in technology
and pedagogy have grown rapidly. Yet, little
has changed in the way that education
is structured and delivered to aspiring
health professionals, and in-class lectures
continue to prevail in the vast majority of
classrooms across the country.
Medical, nursing, and pharmacy schoolsall have been challenged to better preparetheir students to meet the evolving healthcare needs of society.5–8 Since the 1910Flexner report,9 the amount of informationabout health and medicine has grownsignificantly, the health care system hasbecome increasingly complex, patientshave become more engaged in their care,and educational innovations in technologyand pedagogy have grown rapidly. Yet, littlehas changed in the way that educationis structured and delivered to aspiringhealth professionals, and in-class lecturescontinue to prevail in the vast majority ofclassrooms across the country.
การแปล กรุณารอสักครู่..
