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Correlation Seminar during Basic Medical Science: Our Experience.
JNMA; Journal of the Nepal Medical Association 2024 Februrary 25
UNLABELLED: Correlation seminars are used in teaching curricula as a strategy to encourage students to build a solid foundation in basic science at the beginning of the learning process. Establishing a link between basic science and medical practice is the main objective of the correlation seminar which helps students relate topics from basic science with a medical application or disease. Correlation seminars are designated in such a way that students can apply their basic science knowledge acquired from lectures and practical classes in clinical patient care. Course-centred problem-solving emphasises the identification and resolution of clinical issues to enhance clinical reasoning abilities. Through correlation seminars, students are allowed to engage in critical thinking and apply their knowledge of basic science to clinical settings.
KEYWORDS: learning; lectures; medical school; medical students.
KEYWORDS: learning; lectures; medical school; medical students.
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