The Impact of Early Exposure to Patient Interviews on Communication Skills with Patients in Medical School ?
Based on Kraemer et al. (2019). The impact of early exposure to standardized patient interviews on communication skills among pre-clinical BA/MD students: A mixed methods study. Journal of Contemporary Medical Education 9(1):21
Research on pre-clinical medical students exposed to standardized patient interviews revealed that 73% of respondents believed self-observation significantly influenced the development of their clinical skills. Additionally, over 80% reported that feedback from instructors and peers was instrumental in improving their clinical abilities. These findings suggest that early, structured exposure to patient interviews enhances students' self-awareness and competence in clinical settings.
- Journal of Contemporary Medical Education (Kraemer et al., 2019)
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1) Easy Access to Clinical Experience at low cost subscription, no travel costs, from convenience of your electronic devices
2) Ahead Start on Clinical Training within Legal Limits
3) Mock Patient Interviews with Common and Unique Cases (These are Guided patient interviews where students can learn how to do it while doing it = Role playing as doctor)
4) Training for Diverse Understanding of People - Real Patient Interviews (Presenting Diversity in age, culture, and disease – which volunteering in hospitals in many countries will not provide you)
5) Preparedness for the Hospital Working Environment = Learn From Difficult Experiences of Working Doctors and Clinical Trainees To Be Prepared for Working Environment Issues with Hospitals and Administration in country where student wants to practice
6) Patient History Write-Up Practice = No known available clinical experience opportunity teaches this or allows you to practice this, starts later in med school usually
7) Tracking Progress with Evaluation of Patient Interviews and Write-Up By Experienced Clinical Student Peers or Licensed Physicians
8) Recommendation Letters and Certification of Clinical Experience From the Platform’s Founder and Licensed Physicians to help with Med School Applications and more based on Evaluated Progress
9) Low Time Demand - Each session is Only 30 Minutes which adds up over time to create a portfolio of your clincal experience at your chosen flexible times
10) Develop Social Skills which studies have shown many medical students to lack due to the medical student lifestyle