Pre-clinical Medical Student Generated Formative Questions Can Inform the Topics Covered in Faculty Review Sessions Prior to Summative Assessments
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Pre-clinical Medical Student Generated Formative Questions Can Inform the Topics Covered in Faculty Review Sessions Prior to Summative Assessments
Abstract
Review sessions are challenging for preclinical medical school faculty to prepare due to year-to-year variability of the strengths and weaknesses of different classes. To optimize review session planning, we piloted a novel, co-creation-based workflow within a student-faculty partnership which was well received by faculty in terms of feasibility and utility.
Keywords: Co-creation; Formative practice; Preclinical curriculum; Review session.
© The Author(s) 2025.
Conflict of interest statement
Competing InterestsThe authors declare no competing interests.
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