PME Volume 9, Issue 3

May 2020 - jaargang 13
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Het tijdschrift publiceert sinds 2012 één doorlopend deel (volume) en nummer (issue) per jaar. Artikelen worden beschikbaar gesteld zodra ze klaar zijn om onnodige vertragingen bij het openbaar maken van de inhoud te voorkomen.

Artikelen in deze editie

Longitudinal resident coaching in the outpatient setting: A novel intervention to improve ambulatory consultation skills
  • Auteurs Ryan Graddy, Scott M. Wright en Stasia S. Reynolds
When will I get my paper back? A replication study of publication timelines for health professions education research
  • Auteurs Anthony R. Artino Jr., Deanna N. Schreiber-Gregory, Lauren A. Maggio, Steven J. Durning en William E. Bynum IV
Evidence-based medicine, shared decision making and the hidden curriculum: a qualitative content analysis
  • Auteurs Dawn Stacey, Douglas Archibald, Emélie Braschi, France Légaré en Roland Grad
Student perspectives on competency-based portfolios: Does a portfolio reflect their competence development?
  • Auteurs A. Debbie C. Jaarsma, Andrea Oudkerk Pool, Erik W. Driessen en Marjan J. B. Govaerts
The sensemaking narratives of scientists working in health professions education scholarship units: The Canadian experience
  • Auteurs Brittany Etmanski, Lara Varpio en Stanley J. Hamstra
“The biggest barrier was my own self”: the role of social comparison in non-traditional students’ journey to medicine
  • Auteurs Jennifer Cleland, Kirsty Alexander en Rachel Ball
When quick response codes didn’t do the trick
  • Auteurs Dirk Burkhardt, Gabrielle Walcott-Bedeau, Kazzara Raeburn en Mark Clunes
“The storm has arrived”: the impact of SARS-CoV-2 on medical students
  • Auteurs Akschaya Vithyapathy, Bjoern Zante, Jennifer M. Klasen en Sarah Burm
Correction to: Teaching health professionals how to tailor gender-affirming medicine protocols: A design thinking project
  • Auteurs David Rojas Gualdron, Kinnon R. MacKinnonEmail Kinnon R. MacKinnon, Lori E. Ross en Stella L. Ng
Clinical educational scholarship: polarized or integrated?
  • Auteurs Anita Berlin, Martina Kelly en Sophie Park
Making the transition: A perspective from two PhDs in the US
  • Auteurs Kelsey Larsen en Tasha R. Wyatt
Getting to know our non-traditional and rejected medical school applicants
  • Auteurs Anouk Wouters
COVID-19: a unique learning opportunity if the well-being of learners and frontline workers is adequately supported
  • Auteurs Paul L. P. Brand
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