Open access via the Springer Agreement The authors thank the National Medical Research Association (NMRA) Committee for their valuable contribution in organizing and delivering the teaching series. The authors would also like to thank the executive members of NMRA Aishwarya Shah and Janahan Suthakar for their assistance in the conceptualisation of this study. Finally, the authors thank Dr Fraser Peck for reviewing the final version of this manuscript.Peer reviewedPublisher PD
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peer-reviewedBackground: The benefits of Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) are well established with posi...
In 1991, a physicist at Harvard University, Dr. Eric Mazur, implemented a new style of classroom lea...
Background: Research training is necessary to fill the burgeoning global decline in physician-scient...
Abdulkarim A Jawhari,1 Maha A Safhi,1 Mawadah M Magadmi,1 Rajwa H Alobaidi,1 Khaled M Alghamdi,1 Ree...
In our opening editorial we discussed our desire to receive a diverse range of submissions regarding...
Over the past five years, students at The University of Leicester Medical School have been pioneerin...
Tzu-Chieh Yu&sup1;, Nichola C Wilson&sup2;, Primal P Singh&sup1;, Daniel P Lemanu&su...
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) involves students learning with and from each other. PAL activities may...
Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of Peer Assisted Learning in teaching at undergraduate leve...
Early and sustained involvement in research is imperative for medical students to ensure better care...
The lack of effective and consistent research mentorship and research mentor training in both underg...
OBJECTIVES: Medical education research is thriving. In recent decades, numbers of journals and publi...
<div><p>Early integration of research education into medical curricula is crucial for evidence-based...
Objectives: Peer-assisted learning (PAL) is a form of collaborative learning where members of a peer...
Introduction: Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) is an innovative teaching learning tool where people fro...
peer-reviewedBackground: The benefits of Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) are well established with posi...
In 1991, a physicist at Harvard University, Dr. Eric Mazur, implemented a new style of classroom lea...
Background: Research training is necessary to fill the burgeoning global decline in physician-scient...