Ep. 232 – How Is Medical School Training Changing to Better Prepare Future Doctors?
Medical schools are moving away from lecture-based, multiple-choice testing toward hands-on clinical training from day one. Dr. David Battinelli, Dean of the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, joins Dr. Dean Mitchell to break down the bold changes his school made, from first-year EMT training to oral and simulation-based exams, and why students who learn this way report feeling less overwhelmed facing real-world uncertainty.
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