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E-learning and E-modules in medical education-A SOAR analysis using perception of undergraduate students.

Archana P KumarAbirami OmprakashPrabu Kumar Chokkalingam ManiMaheshkumar KDoaa WaelB W C SathiyasekaranP V VijayaraghavanPadmavathi R
Published in: PloS one (2023)
The findings of this qualitative study are based on the responses received from first-year medical and dental students of a Private University in Chennai, India. In this population of students, implementation of e-learning as blended learning using structured and interactive e-modules may provide more engagement during learning as well as support self-directed learning (SDL) directly or indirectly. Adoption of blended learning with e-modules as an integral part of curriculum planning may be beneficial for the achievement of Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) goals in India.
Keyphrases
  • medical education
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  • social media
  • electronic health record
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  • public health