In the newly redesigned PBL preclinical curriculum at the University of Geneva School of Medicine, a community-oriented skills programme introduces students to the conceptual framework of social and preventive medicine, the epidemiologic methods and data, as well as the network of community-based services and health care delivery. In addition, the program includes a project centered an a selected community health institution, a patient care follow-up program at a general practitioner's office, as well as a community based experience program where students work up a given health problem while attending short sire visits at various relevant community health agencies. These features help students elaborate on the three-dimensional model of medical education, i.e. the natural history of disease, the life cycle and the support resources.
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Chastonay, P., Stalder, H., Mottu, F., Rougemont, A., Perneger, T., Morabia, A., … Vu, N. V. (1997). Community Health Issues of the New PBL Undergraduate Medical Curriculum at the University of Geneva: A Description. In Advances in Medical Education (pp. 46–48). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4886-3_12
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