Development of radiology curriculum in undergraduate medical education: Experience of a Chilean school of medicine

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There is wide agreement between teachers, students and authorities in the Schools of Medicine regarding the need of incorporating Medical Imaging teaching for undergraduates. Nonetheless, there is no active nor constant participation of radiologists in teaching for Medicine students. In our Medical School a new program was implemented in 2015, with a duration of 6 years (instead of 7 years, as previously), incorporating Medical Imaging teaching across the curriculum. To achieve the latter objective it was necessary to actively involve the Radiology (Medical Imaging) Department and the Undergraduate Director, identifying the opportunities to incorporate radiologists in medical teaching.

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Garrido Cisterna, F., Burdiles O., Á., Arau U., R., & Cisternas M., M. (2018). Development of radiology curriculum in undergraduate medical education: Experience of a Chilean school of medicine. Revista Chilena de Radiologia. Sociedad Chilena de Radiologia. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0717-93082018000300087

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