Tailoring Instructional Strategies to a Student's Level of Clinical Experience: A Theoretical Model
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Clinical education is a crucial component to a healthcare education program, serving as the time during which students gain knowledge and skills related to their field of study. Past studies have demonstrated a need for the optimization of clinical education. This paper presents a four-stage student clinical performance model that defines the roles of the student and clinical preceptor for each stage accompanied by respective goals. By designing a clinical education program requiring that assessments be tailored according to a student's stage of clinical performance, a more accurate evaluation of the student's growth and development can be established.
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Neubrander, L. (2012). Tailoring instructional strategies to a student's level of clinical experience: A theoretical model. Radiologic Science & Education, 17(1), 11-18.