Examining the Status of Competency-Oriented in Medical Science Education in Iran

AuthorMahnaz Fatemi Aqdaen
AuthorJavad Hatamien
AuthorSoleiman Ahmadyen
AuthorEbrahim Talaeeen
OrcidMahnaz Fatemi Aqda [0009-0003-7410-8700]en
OrcidJavad Hatami [0000-0002-4517-2039]en
OrcidSoleiman Ahmady [0000-0003-0551-6068]en
Issued Date2024-12-31en
AbstractBackground: Nowadays, medical education is increasingly aligned with the competency-oriented approach worldwide. Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the competency-oriented nature of medical sciences education in Iran. Methods: This study is of a qualitative-analytical-applied nature and consists of 2 phases: A synthesis research phase conducted through a scoping review and a qualitative content analysis phase carried out through focus group discussions. Results: The results, obtained by combining 11 articles and conducting qualitative content analysis through focus group discussions involving 14 professors and doctoral students in medical science education, showed a significant gap between Iran's medical science education and a competency-oriented approach. This gap is evident in 4 dimensions: Teaching-learning, assessment, context-infrastructure, and planning, with a total of 13 sub-categories identified. Conclusions: The research showed that the gap between the current situation and competency-oriented medical science education is particularly pronounced in basic and theoretical courses. Therefore, those involved in this field should be given more attention to addressing this gap.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5812/jme-143114en
KeywordCompetency-Orienteden
KeywordMedical Sciencesen
KeywordEducationen
KeywordIranian Universitiesen
KeywordCompetency-Based Educationen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleExamining the Status of Competency-Oriented in Medical Science Education in Iranen
TypeResearch Articleen

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