Teaching Basic Rheumatology

Teaching basic rheumatology.

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Teaching rheumatology to nurses.

Seven different types of lecturing technique were assessed in 14 groups of nurses at 2 hospitals. Two lectures in rheumatology were given to each group and a multiple choice questionnaire answered by the nurses immediately after the lecture and 3 months later. A significant amount of knowledge was imparted by the lecturer. About a third of the knowledge, however, was lost within a minute of the...

Teaching rheumatology in primary care.

General practitioners (GPs) are, by name and by training, generalists. They have an extraordinarily wide knowledge base, and, in the course of a morning surgery may deal with all ages from the new born to the elderly, with minor self limiting disease to terminal care, with almost insoluble social problems to major illicit drug dependency, and with clinical problems in every specialty from gynae...

Evaluation of television in the teaching of rheumatology.

Increasing student numbers have encouraged universities to take greater interest in aids to conventional teaching methods. Television is establishing itself in this field, particularly when applied to clinical medicine, an aspect recently reviewed by Day (1972). In rheumatology this medium is little used at present. In his recent survey of teaching aids used in medical schools in Europe, Wood (...

Energizing rheumatology training: put teaching back into the academic limelight.