Introduction: This module teaches core knowledge and skills for undergraduate medical education in reproductive health, providing instruction in the management of normal and abnormal pregnancy and labor utilizing interactive small-group flipped classroom methods and case-based instruction.
Methods: Advance preparation materials were provided before the education session. The 2-hour session was facilitated by clinical educators using a faculty guide.
Introduction: Evaluation and management of an early pregnancy diagnosis are clinically pertinent to multiple specialties that will encounter reproductive-age patients. We designed an interactive, small-group, flipped classroom session teaching concepts related to early pregnancy for obstetrics and gynecology clerkship students.
Methods: Students received advance preparation materials prior to joining the small group facilitated by clinical educators in the OB/GYN department.
Background: Students need feedback on written documentation to optimize their long-term development of this important clinical skill. The culture in surgical specialties does not always prioritize feedback regarding this skill.
Objective: This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of 2 specific forms to improve the quantity and quality of feedback to students about their medical documentation.