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Vol. 15 No. 1 (2024)
Vol. 15 No. 1 (2024)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36834/cmej.v15i1
Published:
2024-02-29
Editorial
The medical school curriculum is not designed for long-term retention: we should stop being alarmed when our learners forget
Marcel F D'Eon
1-5
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Original Research
Exploring the experiences of Canadian medical students with a background in the arts and humanities
Khadija Ahmed, Arjun Patel, Lorelei Lingard
6-14
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The hidden curriculum across medical disciplines: an examination of scope, impact, and context
Karen Schultz, Nicholas Cofie, Heather Braund, Mala Joneja, Shayna Watson, John Drover, Laura MacMillan-Jones, Nancy Dalgarno
15-25
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The CanMEDS Competency Framework in laboratory medicine: a phenomenographic study exploring how professional roles are applied outside the clinical environment
Chloe Bogaty, Janneke Frambach
26-36
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Brief Reports
Medical students’ perceptions on preparedness and care delivery for patients with autism or intellectual disability
E Bitektine, MA Hintermayer, A Chen, A Ko, C Rodriguez
37-47
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A survey of undergraduate medical students’ knowledge and attitudes about gender bias: the Newfoundland and Labrador perspective
Erika Maxwell, Gillian Sheppard, Yanqing Yi
48-55
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Extending social accountability mandates to biomedical research in Canadian faculties of medicine
Nadine Wiper-Bergeron, Holly L Adam, Kaylee Eady, Katherine A Moreau, Christopher RJ Kennedy, Claire E Kendall
56-61
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Trends in ophthalmology applicants going unmatched in the Canadian Resident Matching Service
Mostafa Bondok, Mohamed S Bondok, Christine Law, Nawaaz Nathoo, Karim F Damji
62-67
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Reviews, Theoretical Papers, and Meta-Analyses
The impact of the medical school admissions interview: a systematic review
John C Lin, Christopher Shin, Paul B Greenberg
68-74
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Black Ice
Five ways to get a grip on teaching advocacy in medical education: the health humanities as a novel approach
Arundhati Dhara, Sarah Fraser
75-77
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You Should Try This
Medical escape games: experimenting with a new teaching method
Pauline Larouche, Kevin Sweeney, Judith Lajeunesse
78-79
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A practical model of faculty development in medical education: make it accessible, versatile, and easy to use!
Henry Moon, Marcel D'Eon
80-82
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A multilingual sexual and reproductive health animation: a novel educational tool for newcomer patients
Aditi Sivakumar, Karla Willows, Sepideh Behroozan, Jocelyn Stairs
83-85
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Perspectives on a virtual student-led research conference in ophthalmology
Daiana R Pur, Andrew Samuel, Amirthan Sothivannan, Stuti M Tanya, Anne X Nguyen
86-88
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Commentary and Opinions
Apple Vision Pro and the advancement of medical education with extended reality
Ethan Waisberg, Joshua Ong, Mouayad Masalkhi, Nasif Zaman, Prithul Sarker, Andrew G Lee, Alireza Tavakkoli
89-90
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The utility of the MD extension program in Canadian medical education
Sunil Ruparelia, David-Dan Nguyen, Anne X Nguyen
91-92
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COVID-19 lessons learned: public health research should be integrated into medical school curricula
Ponn P Mahayosnand, Samiha Ahmed, Diana Mora Bermejo, ZM Sabra
93-94
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Dismantling discrimination through education
Khaled Moustafa
95-98
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Letters to the Editor
Responses to “On the advantages and disadvantages of virtual continuing medical education: a scoping review”
Filipe Prazeres
99
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A few comments on “let food be thy knowledge gap: the lack of nutrition education in medical curricula”
Adam Neufeld
100-101
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Images
From curiosity to cure
Antonio Yaghy
102-103
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