December 2, 2025Medical Science EducatorOpen Access

A Safe and Effective Internal Medicine Procedure Rotation for Medical Students

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JBJessica A. Blank EAElizabeth Anderson EBElise N Brannen

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Implementation of an experiential learning rotation improved procedural knowledge and confidence in medical students, suggesting effective curriculum designs.

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Students showed significant improvement in procedural knowledge and confidence after participating in the rotation, performing an average of 18 procedures.
Cognitive assessment scores rose significantly from 66.3% to 87.2% post-rotation, with strong correlations to their training satisfaction.
Hands-on procedural training, combined with an online component, led to successful integration of the rotation in medical education.
These findings may enable similar curricular enhancements to boost procedural training effectiveness at other institutions.

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Blank et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692e3d8d6c9b3ab28c187641 https://doi.org/10.1007/s40670-025-02510-9

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Implementation of an experiential learning rotation improved procedural knowledge and confidence in medical students, suggesting effective curriculum designs.

A Safe and Effective Internal Medicine Procedure Rotation for Medical Students

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A Safe and Effective Internal Medicine Procedure Rotation for Medical Students

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