Theme: 4BB Teaching tools
Abstract Title: Comparison the effectiveness of video-clip plus role play versus video-clip alone for the teaching of movement disorder: A Randomized Control Trial
Authors
- Makorn Limudomporn
- Chatchai Kraysubun
Institution
- Chao phaya abhaibhubejhr Hospital - Thailand
Background
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The study aims to compare the effectiveness of video-clip alone (“see one”) versus video-clip plus role play (“see one and do one”) for the teaching of movement disorder.
Summary of Work
Summary of Results
The topic assessment | 'see one ' group | 'see one and do one' group | p - value |
Assessment of movement disorder type ( Mean±SD ) |
5.88 ± 2.93
|
13 ±1.63 |
< 0.001 |
Student satifaction | 64.45 % | 88.67 % | 0.03 |
Conclusion
Video-clip plus role play(“see one and do one”) appear to promote better outcome for the teaching of abnormal movement among medical students
Take-home Messages
References
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Acknowledgement
Dr.Chatchai Kraysubun and Medical students of Chao phaya abhaibhubejhr Hospital - Thailand