Bedside teaching is an essential component of medical education applicable to varied situations wherein teaching is done in the presence of a patient. Despite bedside teaching being a vital tool in medical education, the practice of bedside teaching has declined from 75% of all clinical training in the 1960s to approximately 9% in the current times. The current faculty development programs for the educational processes and realistic expectations may help overcome the problems associated with the declining practice of bedside teaching.
Tune in to our 9 th Anniversary Docplexus exclusive session with Dr. Arun Jamkar, a distinguished professor, to discuss the strategies and new models for preparing the new generation of doctors in his talk on “Bedside Teaching in Medical Education” on 13 th September, 3:00 PM IST onwards. Session highlights Issues faced by the new generation of…
