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The Future of Teaching in Academic Neurology: Why and How to Incentivize Excellence? A Call to Action
Sanaz Attaripour Isfahani, MD
In academic clinical neurology, attending physicians hold a distinct privilege – sculpting the next wave of neurologists and medical professionals in other fields. Their duties extend beyond healing the afflicted and probing the enigmatic; they are also entrusted with the vital task of nurturing the physicians of tomorrow. Traditionally, the field of medicine has held educators in high esteem, recognizing their pivotal role...
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Impact of Resident and Faculty Involvement in the Third-Year Medical Student Neurology Clerkship
Anit Behera, MD, PhD, Veronica P. Cipriani, MD
The third-year medical student curriculum at the University of Chicago includes neurology as a core course and training requirement. Per the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME), residents and faculty who teach and supervise medical students must be familiar with the objectives of the clerkship. While medical students have reported excellent teaching from the residents and faculty, they expressed a more structured approach to their learning. Therefore, there was a need to create tools to better facilitate medical student teaching during their neurology clerkship...
The Virtual Option: A Comment on “Virtual Patient Management Conference for Epilepsy Surgery in the Post-COVID Era: An Educational Perspective”
Manan Nath, MBBS
Over the years, medical training has seen evolution, including the introduction of virtual classrooms. While the idea of “virtual option” as a means to extend medical care existed prior to the COVID pandemic of 2019,1,2 its adoption for educational and multidisciplinary patient management conferencing has only since hastened, thus serving as a catalyst for change in the realm of medicine; some change that is welcomed, while other change not so much.…
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Roy E. Strowd III, MD, MEd, MS, FAAN
Wake Forest School of Medicine
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