Report reveals medical education lacking
Staff Development Weekly: Insight on Evidence-Based Practice in Education, November 14, 2005
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A survey by the American Medical Student Association has revealed that physicians-in-training are receiving traditional education, but are not being offered curricula that keeps pace with advances in the healthcare industry.
The survey showed that more than 35% of students are not required to study medical ethics, and 57.5% are not offered, or are unsure of their options, courses in bioterrorism or disaster preparedness.
Other highlights include:
- More than 24% of respondents are not provided education on health disparities
- Only 17% of respondents are very satisfied with their medical education
- Respondents reported their curriculum included no classes/electives on: Business of medicine (47%), Technology advances in medicine (5%), Global HIV/AIDS (31%), and Complementary and alternative medicine (26%)
Source: i-newswire.com
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