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As per LMSA West Chapter “In recent years, undergraduate institutions have increasingly accepted undocumented and DACA students, but graduate programs have not followed suit. Currently, only 4.5% of US medical schools accept DACA recipients and undocumented individuals. Consequently, there is not much information about resources available in medical school and residency to support DACA recipients and undocumented students. Our mission is to unpack the medical school journey for DACA recipients and undocumented individuals, with a focus on post-medical school opportunities and current areas for advocacy. Join us in Sept. 9th for a Q&A with experts on the topic of undocumented/DACA students' journeys post-medical education. View all 2 comments “

⚡️⚡️⚡️Presented a Lightning Talk this afternoon at IAMSE Virtual Forum! 7 minutes to talk about the one week elective I created and continue to teach at NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine for our undergraduate medical education program on fundamentals of teaching and learning! #medicaleducation #teachingandlearning

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PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOME 1: Apply knowledge of the physical, social, and behavioral sciences in the provision of nursing care based on theory, and evidence-based practice. We have applied this in many ways throughout research integrating evidence-based practice throughout analyzing different topics in the medical field as well as applying our knowledge when analyzing these articles.

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Most troublesome thing I heard at Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) LSL 2023 in Seattle? From a group of pre-clinical faculty: 📑 "What is even the point of year 1, year 2 in medical school anymore?" 🚩 "I don't even know what our role is, no one comes to class, we can't even get the students on campus". 💻 "We don't have any support for what we are being asked to do- moving away from lecture based instruction!" Its the worst of both worlds- calling it "flipped classroom" in name only while continuing to ask students and faculty to operate in a traditional pre-clinical curriculum. Lacking a big picture of the continuum from year 1- year 4. Mixed messages on USMLE and COMLEX prep. What problems are you seeing in your institution? What schools are doing something right? Where do we go from here?

Good quality supervision = good quality delivery of primary care . Investment in GP supervision and training ( particularly in areas of need ) is an investment in equitable healthcare delivery of the future.