The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner Report
Abstract Medical education as a profession is a legitimate offspring of Flexner's report in 1910. It strived to excel in preparing future doctors and increasing the competency of medical practitioners. We provide a scientific critique of Flexner's report, displaying its merits and shortcom...
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description | Abstract Medical education as a profession is a legitimate offspring of Flexner's report in 1910. It strived to excel in preparing future doctors and increasing the competency of medical practitioners. We provide a scientific critique of Flexner's report, displaying its merits and shortcomings and shedding a spotlight on Sudan's medical education milestones and its current strive for excellence and innovation in curricula designing, accreditation, graduate competencies, staff professional development, and quality improvement. Since the publication of this inspiring study, a global effort has been launched to improve the quality of health system policies and health professions' competency through education. All stakeholders now seek fundamental reform in medical education in Sudan to improve its quality and trustworthiness. Based on this study, our impost does not necessarily propose following its footsteps but instead evaluates its stimulating role in planning and intervention. |
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spelling | doaj.art-69aa1dab61bf46988aae1b9d1286ae7f2023-01-06T10:23:13ZengKnowledge ESudan Journal of Medical Sciences1858-50512022-12-0117442844310.18502/sjms.v17i4.12543sjms.v17i4.12543The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner ReportAyman Fisal Ahmed FoadAbstract Medical education as a profession is a legitimate offspring of Flexner's report in 1910. It strived to excel in preparing future doctors and increasing the competency of medical practitioners. We provide a scientific critique of Flexner's report, displaying its merits and shortcomings and shedding a spotlight on Sudan's medical education milestones and its current strive for excellence and innovation in curricula designing, accreditation, graduate competencies, staff professional development, and quality improvement. Since the publication of this inspiring study, a global effort has been launched to improve the quality of health system policies and health professions' competency through education. All stakeholders now seek fundamental reform in medical education in Sudan to improve its quality and trustworthiness. Based on this study, our impost does not necessarily propose following its footsteps but instead evaluates its stimulating role in planning and intervention.https://doi.org/10.18502/sjms.v17i4.12543flexner report, carnegie report, sudan medical education revolution, competency, accreditation, racism, female education, longitudinal integrated clerkship, professional development |
spellingShingle | Ayman Fisal Ahmed Foad The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner Report Sudan Journal of Medical Sciences flexner report, carnegie report, sudan medical education revolution, competency, accreditation, racism, female education, longitudinal integrated clerkship, professional development |
title | The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner Report |
title_full | The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner Report |
title_fullStr | The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner Report |
title_full_unstemmed | The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner Report |
title_short | The Sudanese Medical Education in the Light of Flexner Report |
title_sort | sudanese medical education in the light of flexner report |
topic | flexner report, carnegie report, sudan medical education revolution, competency, accreditation, racism, female education, longitudinal integrated clerkship, professional development |
url | https://doi.org/10.18502/sjms.v17i4.12543 |
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