A multisite randomized trial of implicit versus explicit modeling in clinical teaching.
Mel L AndersonChristine P BeltranVictoria HarnikKatharyn M AtkinsJanet CorralGino FarinaAlice FornariMarcelle HamburgerScott HollidayJeff MankoKatherine NormandAlisson OwnbySheryl PfeilDemicha RankinAmy CohenRichard M SchwartzsteinMargaret M Hayesnull nullnull nullPublished in: Medical teacher (2022)
In a multi-center randomized trial, explicit faculty role-modeling led to greater uptake of communication knowledge, greater recognition of skills, and a greater sense that faculty expected these skills to be adopted by students. These results must be considered in the context, however, of a simulated environment and a short timeframe for assessing learning with students who volunteered for a simulated experience.