Early clinical exposure (ECE) is a teaching-learning methodology which fosters the
exposure of medical students to the patients as early as the first year of medical college. A …

Background: Many faculties of medicine now include programmes using early clinical
exposure (ECE) to introduce medical students to important topics in medicine. Objective: To …

Purpose Despite the growing emphasis on early clinical experiences, preceptors still face
challenges integrating preclerkship medical students into their practices. Entrustable …

Introduction Indian Medical curriculum being discipline based, there is a line of demarcation
between preclinical and clinical subjects. The challenges in medical education include the …

RESULTS: ECE allows students to gain a deeper understanding of the patient experience,
and to develop empathy and a patient-centered approach to care. ECE can also help to …

Background. An integrated approach to teaching medical subjects is an effective
educational strategy. Yet, this has not become popular in medical colleges in India. We …

Objectives Given the calls for earlier student engagement in clinical experiences, educators
are challenged to define roles for pre‐clerkship students that enable legitimate participation …

Objective This study investigated the effects of spirituality, religiousness, and personal
beliefs on the quality of life (QOL) of medical students affiliated with a religious faith and …

Introduction Early clinical exposure (ECE), or authentic human contact in a social or clinical
context during preclinical training, has been adopted by many medical schools. This study …

Medical humanity is the soul of health education. Beginning medical students are taught
various aspects of basic medicine, such as biochemistry, anatomy, and immunology …