Abstract This resource is a part of a six-module curriculum that uses TBL approaches to teach medical students clinical applications of general pediatric topics. This case is one of six used for third-year medical students during their pediatric clerkship at the University of Michigan during a weekly 2-hour time slot. The six pediatric modules cover topics of asthma, nutrition, fever, abdominal pain, anemia, and pneumonia. This module is on pediatric fever. Included are questions, answer keys, citations for reference articles, and descriptions of how to facilitate and evaluate the TBL exercise. A prior version of this module was previously published in MedEdPORTAL in 2010, but it has been revised in 2015 to reflect updated readings as well ...
The student identified case topics that benefited from the profession-specific contribution and craf...
OBJECTIVE: To determine how medical and nursing staff treat feverish children and compare the findin...
Objective To determine whether the fever module in the WHO/UNICEF guidelines for the integrated mana...
Abstract This resource is a part of a six-module curriculum that uses TBL approaches to teach medica...
Abstract Introduction This resource is a part of a six-module curriculum that uses TBL approaches to...
Abstract This resource is a part of a six-module curriculum which uses team-based learning (TBL) app...
Introduction Pediatrics residents are frequently tasked with triaging fevers in pediatric inpatients...
Abstract This resource is a problem-based learning case designed to teach students about the evaluat...
Team-based learning (TBL) is a well-defined instructional strategy that allows a single instructor t...
The goal of this project was to provide an educational resource for parents of children in order to ...
The resource is an online case-based lecture that encompasses frequently-seen inpatient scenarios on...
Abstract Respiratory infections account for the majority of pediatric illnesses. They can present wi...
Introduction Pediatric bacterial tracheitis is a rare but life-threatening upper airway infection wi...
Insufficient knowledge regarding physiology and appropriate management of fever in children often co...
Fever phobia has been an identified problem in the United States since 1980. Caregivers' unrealistic...
The student identified case topics that benefited from the profession-specific contribution and craf...
OBJECTIVE: To determine how medical and nursing staff treat feverish children and compare the findin...
Objective To determine whether the fever module in the WHO/UNICEF guidelines for the integrated mana...
Abstract This resource is a part of a six-module curriculum that uses TBL approaches to teach medica...
Abstract Introduction This resource is a part of a six-module curriculum that uses TBL approaches to...
Abstract This resource is a part of a six-module curriculum which uses team-based learning (TBL) app...
Introduction Pediatrics residents are frequently tasked with triaging fevers in pediatric inpatients...
Abstract This resource is a problem-based learning case designed to teach students about the evaluat...
Team-based learning (TBL) is a well-defined instructional strategy that allows a single instructor t...
The goal of this project was to provide an educational resource for parents of children in order to ...
The resource is an online case-based lecture that encompasses frequently-seen inpatient scenarios on...
Abstract Respiratory infections account for the majority of pediatric illnesses. They can present wi...
Introduction Pediatric bacterial tracheitis is a rare but life-threatening upper airway infection wi...
Insufficient knowledge regarding physiology and appropriate management of fever in children often co...
Fever phobia has been an identified problem in the United States since 1980. Caregivers' unrealistic...
The student identified case topics that benefited from the profession-specific contribution and craf...
OBJECTIVE: To determine how medical and nursing staff treat feverish children and compare the findin...
Objective To determine whether the fever module in the WHO/UNICEF guidelines for the integrated mana...