Since Early Clinical Exposure is introduced in I MBBS curriculum according to the present revamped MBBS curriculum, how many agree that it will help them to understand clinical subjects without having good enough strong Basic Science Knowlege?
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Students often do not receive sufficient hands on, clinical training to instill confidence when clinical rotations start, hence starting early could good. Socially produced sensibility develops and shapes their patient interactions throughout the course of clinical exposure.
Source - https://www.aacom.org/docs/default-source/2017-AC/49-early.pdf?sfvrsn=8f4a2d97_4
Inculcating ethics through ECE is different from making them understand clinical subjects. I feel so.
It has been tried and tested world wide to introduce clinical subjects early and have proven beneficial. It doesn't mean that they acquire clinical skill from day one but there are separate levels of the information suitable for their level of medical education. over the years they master their craft by building upon the knowledge and skill they have attained in the preceding years
Let the learners allowed to perform test and learn with their experiences, but under the serious supervision of a professional practioner/ doctor.
Agree with Dr. Talea Hoor.
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