Medical Education

Papers
(The TQCC of Medical Education is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
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A circulating cadaveric simulation model for neurosurgery residents75
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Peer‐assisted learning in medical education: A systematic review and meta‐analysis66
Meaning making about performance: A comparison of two specialty feedback cultures48
Tackling teaching patient safety: gamification to the rescue44
How argumentation theory can inform assessment validity: A critical review44
Reclaiming the ‘person’ and advocacy for good clinical care in psychiatric residency training through medical humanities43
Empowering rural educators: Strategies for overcoming barriers in clinical teaching42
The role of groups in assessing learners with specific learning difficulties38
Student‐led ward rounds38
Addressing disparities in capital to promote social equity in medical education35
The power of stories: Supporting professional identity transitions through longitudinal coaching35
When I say … ‘non‐clinical practice’34
Brace yourself: Medical Education is again being unleashed33
A pipeline for health systems science in postbaccalaureate premedical programmes32
The problem with adopting a marathon mindset32
An Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis of paediatric cardiology trainee experiences during COVID‐1930
Advancing consideration of gender within health profession education: What is required?30
In support of appropriate psychological debriefing29
Health educators' professional agency in negotiating their problem‐based learning (PBL) facilitator roles: Q study28
Mentorship for all in academic medicine28
Investigating feelings of imposterism in first‐year medical student narratives28
When I say … Emotional labour27
Researching models of innovation and adoption in health professions education27
Patients' perspectives on medical students' professionalism: Blind spots and opportunities27
Timing's not everything: Immediate and delayed feedback are equally beneficial for performance in formative multiple‐choice testing27
Supportive and collaborative interdependence: Distinguishing residents’ contributions within health care teams26
Silent teachers: Narratives from the simulation lab26
Giving back to babies, point of care ultrasound in paediatrics25
Fireside chats: Using recorded case‐based discussions with medical experts to teach clinical reasoning25
Issue Information25
Lost in learning23
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The tip of the iceberg and beyond: Here's to all those who enable health professional education22
Empowering medical students with AI literacy: A curriculum development journey22
Revealing the impact of the hidden curriculum on faculty teaching: A qualitative study21
Time‐based versus competency‐based medical education: Opportunities and challenges20
In this issue20
IN THIS ISSUE20
Compassion training: Towards a better understanding of patients through self‐exposure20
December in this issue20
Let me be perfectly queer: Improving sexual orientation and gender identity data collection20
Exploring mentorship in surgery: An interview study on how people stick together19
Welcome in19
Beyond competence: Towards a more holistic perspective in medical education18
When I say … Situation18
The toll of staying dry in a sea of context18
Perceptions and emotions about learning and assessment: Why should we care?18
Selecting trainees: Too much focus on predictive metrics, not enough on holistic review17
Anti‐oppressive pedagogy in medical education: A qualitative study of trainees and faculty17
BMAT's predictive validity for medical school performance: A retrospective cohort study17
Transforming the medical perspective through the arts17
An equity timeout in quality improvement medical education17
Under the radar: How participating in a student organization can shape medical students' professional identity16
Epistemic injustice: The hidden vulnerability of medicine16
Mindfulness training in healthcare professions: A scoping review of systematic reviews16
Innovative haematology virtual escape room for medical education16
A scoping review and theory‐informed conceptual model of professional identity formation in medical education: Commentary from a clinical psychology perspective16
Emotion in remediation: A scoping review of the medical education literature16
Doing justice when incorporating sustainability into pre‐medical curricula16
Empathy in health professions education: What works, gaps and areas for improvement15
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When I say … neurodiversity paradigm15
We should nudge clinicians and trainees to participate in health professions education programmes14
Hospital leadership training should start in medical school14
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The impact of generative AI on health professional education: A systematic review in the context of student learning14
Borderline doctor: A medical student's struggle with mental health and stigmatisation14
Medical students experience science communication via moderating podcasts14
A resident scholarship oversight committee to increase scholarly productivity14
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Inclusive assessment in health professions education: Balancing global goals and local contexts14
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Smartphone‐based augmented reality physiology and anatomy laboratories14
The six‐thinking‐hat technique for decision‐making in biomedical ethics14
Student‐led creation and sharing of e‐learning resources13
Critical incidence reporting about medical teaching13
Cultural historical activity and the complexity of health professions education13
When I say … Social13
Supporting women in academia: A dyad mentorship model13
Peer‐to‐peer COVID‐19 medical curriculum development during the pandemic13
How can bibliometric approaches help to understand the field of medical education?12
Action‐project method: An approach to describing and studying goal‐oriented joint actions12
Approaching distressing or sensitive topics in medical school12
COVID‐19 curriculum highlighting the importance of trauma‐informed pedagogy12
Unpacking economic programme theory for supervision training: Preliminary steps towards realist economic evaluation12
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When I say … burnout12
Fostering the clinician as teacher: A realist review12
Utilising peer educators to provide formative clinical reasoning feedback12
Intersections of space with wellbeing and learning: Awakening space research12
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Issue Information11
The experiences of autistic medical students: A phenomenological study11
In this issue11
Physiotherapists and expert systems: How can I (AI) do it?11
Supportive learning environments, impression management and ‘strategic imposterism’: A word of caution11
From challenge to growth: Exploring physician narratives of patient complaints during residency11
In this issue11
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February in this issue11
Narrative candour: Learning from diverse stories of imperfect medical practice11
Whiteness theory and the (in)visible hierarchy in medical education11
Erratum11
In this issue11
When I say … inclusive teaching11
Medical education in Syria at a time of crisis: Analysis of the results of the knowledge‐based National Medical Examination11
Addressing groupthink in interprofessional clinical simulation10
Together or not together: Paving the way to boundary crossing10
Addressing digital inequities in the age of large language models (LLMs)10
Uncertainty tolerance scales: Weighing up the research10
Staff well‐being: Is it time to rethink implications for work schedules?10
Integrating Six Thinking Hats into problem‐based learning pathophysiology curriculum10
Connect or detach: A transformative experience for medical students in end‐of‐life care10
Teamwork makes medical education research training work10
Development of an entrustment ratings display fit for ordinal data10
Entrustable professional activities in longitudinal clinical programmes10
The social construction of time and its influence on medical education10
Model to increase student engagement and improve completion of course evaluations10
‘Dancing with emotions’: An Interpretive Descriptive study of facilitators recognition and response to students' emotions during simulation10
A qualitative study of medical students' perceptions of resident feedback10
When I say… health advocacy9
Emphasise details of 3D‐printed bones with contrast paints9
Role of faculty characteristics in failing to fail in clinical clerkships9
Employing reflective practice to enhance student engagement9
Sculpting the good surgeon or excising the bad one: How clinical teachers could perpetuate attrition in surgical residency programmes9
Workplace‐based assessments—Articulating the playbook9
Do norms unintentionally increase stereotypical expressions? A randomised controlled trial9
Reflecting on the Spectrum of Involvement: How do we involve patients as partners in education?9
Embodied learning in medical education: Unpacking the phenomenology of place and spatial experience9
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Beyond one‐size‐fits‐all: Reimagining well‐being programmes in medical education through student expectations and agency9
Developing MD–PhD training objectives through scholar engagement9
‘This trainee makes me feel angry’: It's time to validate the reality and role of trainer emotions9
Does allowing access to electronic differential diagnosis support threaten the reliability of a licensing exam?9
Thinking organizationally and longitudinally to understand gender disparities in academic medicine9
‘Whispers of inclusion amidst the shouts of omission’—Breaking stereotypes and discrimination using queer arts in medical education9
‘First in family’ experiences in a Canadian medical school: A critically reflexive study9
A scoping review and theory‐informed conceptual model of professional identity formation in medical education8
Humanising anatomy education with narrative medicine8
A view from the top: A qualitative exploration of top‐level health care leaders’ perceptions on the implementation of simulation‐based education in postgraduate medical education8
When I say … epistemic injustice8
Comparing intraprofessional and interprofessional workplace learning: Similar or not?8
Strangers in a strange land: The experience of physicians undergoing remediation8
Reluctant heroes: New doctors negotiating their identities dialogically on social media8
Open‐book examination can reduce, exam‐related stress in medical students8
Implementation strategies for high‐performance health care simulation centres: A multicentre exploratory case study in China8
Deliberate reflection and clinical reasoning: Founding ideas and empirical findings8
Medical students' academic satisfaction: Social cognitive factors matter8
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Addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion through simulation center education resources8
Uncertainty experienced by newly qualified doctors during the transition to internship8
Task complexity and cognitive load in simulation‐based education: A randomised trial8
Unravelling underlying processes in intraprofessional workplace learning in residency8
The transition to clerkshIps bootcamp: Innovative and flexible curriculum strategies post COVID‐19 adaptation8
Navigating between two figured worlds: A constructivist grounded theory study on residents' workplace experiences with health care management tasks7
Using AI to produce problem‐based learning cases7
Unravelling epistemic injustice in medical education: The case of the underperforming learner7
How does multisource feedback influence residency training? A qualitative case study7
Residents as supervisors: How senior residents make ad hoc entrustment decisions7
Cultivating clinical reasoning: A blended learning approach7
When I say …. Respectful curiosity7
Understanding moral empathy: A verbatim‐theatre supported phenomenological exploration of the empathy imperative7
Pharmaceutical comprehensive experiments combining simulated reality and virtual reality7
The violence of curriculum: Dismantling systemic racism, colonisation and indigenous erasure within medical education7
Medical Education and artificial intelligence: Responsible and effective practice requires human oversight7
Medical students', residents', and nurses's feedback to clinical educators in Taiwan: A qualitative study7
Three‐staged key‐feature cases promote interaction in remote education7
Applying action‐project method to untangle interphysician conflict7
The art of reinvention: The remarkable longevity of the OSCE7
Improvisation to combat sexual harassment on the wards7
Delayed feedback could either help or hurt test‐enhanced learning; it depends7
Not in the file: How competency committees work with undocumented contributions7
An interdisciplinary peer mentoring program for faculty members7
Collective impact: A learner‐led initiative to bridge silos and advance equity through a Canadian medical school application fee waiver program7
What is next for patients and medical students in longitudinal integrated clerkships?7
Diving beneath the surface of major curriculum reform using Bourdieu's field theory7
Effect of station format on the psychometric properties of Multiple Mini Interviews7
Clarity without simplicity: researching lived experience in health professions education6
In this issue6
When I say … wellness6
A harder road travelled6
Response to: Response triggered: Trigger warnings, a necessity or nuisance6
Microlearning for faculty development: Concentrate on what really counts6
The guideline multiple: beyond the dilemma of either relationships or standards6
A novel simulation for cervical excisional procedures6
Physicians' lifelong learning journeys: A narrative analysis of continuing professional development struggles6
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Using Play‐Doh to teach creative data collection6
LGBTQ+ curriculum in medical school: Vital first steps6
Modified team‐based learning to promote collaboration in an online prematriculation course6
Developing skilled communication: The power of self‐monitoring6
In response to from bones to bytes: Do manipulable 3D models have added value in osteology education compared with static images?6
Pedagogies of discomfort and disruption: A meta‐narrative review of emotions and equity‐related pedagogy6
From optimization to wisdom: Fostering a patient‐centered professional identity6
Conversation Café: Lived experience in undergraduate addictions teaching6
Little words that matter: Advancing LGBTQIA2S+ inclusion in academic writing6
Expanding medical education in women's health beyond reproductive organs6
Bricolage: A tool for race‐related, historically situated complex research6
Training residents in adolescent depression5
Fast‐tracking, identity formation and the formalisation of teaching in health professions education5
Fate and future of the medical students in Ukraine: A silently bubbling educational crisis5
Trigger warnings as tools for learning—theorising an evolving cultural concept5
Resident duty hours and resident and patient outcomes: Systematic review and meta‐analysis5
Integration weeks: A novel way to build resilience in third year medical students5
Remote solution for surgical skills teaching5
Supporting scholarly writing: An innovative institutional education journal5
AI: The ‘uninvited’ guest!!5
Issue Information5
The ‘body mind map’ medical record5
An innovative pathology e‐course; incorporating interactive multi‐instructional designs5
Supporting resident inbox management with screen‐casted videos5
Continuity of supervision: Balancing continuous and episodic relationships for assessment and learning5
RGS Annual Reviewer List5
Host receptivity: The key to facilitating international medical graduates' acculturation5
Exploring how feedback reflects entrustment decisions using artificial intelligence5
Normalising disclosure or reinforcing heroism? An exploratory critical discourse analysis of mental health stigma in medical education5
Medical student engagement in small‐group active learning: A stimulated recall study5
Qualitative ego networks in health professions education: Capturing the self in relation to others5
Coaching medical students to confront racism in the clinical setting5
Response triggered: Trigger warnings, a necessity or nuisance5
International medical graduates' social connections: A qualitative study5
Issue Information5
Can educators distinguish between medical student and generative AI‐authored reflections?5
A phenomenological exploration of the impact of COVID‐19 on the medical education community5
Explicit teaching in the operating room: Adding the why to the what5
When I say … Likert item5
Applying self‐determination theory to stem medical schools' clinical teacher sustainability crisis5
Bringing ‘Think Globally, Act Locally’ to the bedside5
Choose your own adventure: Innovations in ethics training5
‘For the most part it works’: Exploring how authors navigate peer review feedback5
Physician empathy in patient empowerment … and patient empowerment in physician empathy4
Towards representation: Empowering youth and their community network with education4
Upholding our PROMISE: Increased representation is not enough to foster belonging in graduate medical education4
Understanding students' attitudes about work requirements before and during Covid‐194
Virtual communication training to address COVID‐19 vaccine hesitancy4
Skilled communication on social media—the elephant in the room4
Inferring signs from purposeful samples: The role of context in competency assessment4
(Mis)Alignment in resident and advisor co‐regulated learning in competency‐based training4
Medical advocacy training for virtual or flipped‐classroom learning4
Performing complex interdisciplinary procedures: Never on the patient the first time!4
APEx: A collaborative question database for medical student assessment4
Rethinking patient feedback: A provocation for genuine integration in healthcare4
Promoting physician‐as‐manager identities: The role of the workplace learning environment4
Trust, power and learning in workplace‐based assessment: The trainee perspective4
Developing training and opportunities for students in systematic reviews4
‘Oh yes, that is also reflection’—Using discursive psychology to describe how GP registrars construct reflection4
Pecha Kucha in medical education: Promoting self‐directed learning4
Transgender and non‐binary health care: A virtual objective structured clinical examination4
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