Medical improv: the training we have been missing

Medical students are always performing, whether it’s in an OSCE station, or being evaluated on their performance during clinical placements. In this article, Noreen Mansuri discusses medical improvisation and how it can help students through the performances expected of them during training

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BMJ
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2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r510
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Medical improv: the training we have been missing

Noreen Mansuri
BMJ
Innovations in Medical Education
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Medical improv: the training we have been missing

Noreen Mansuri
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Abstract

Medical students are always performing, whether it’s in an OSCE station, or being evaluated on their performance during clinical placements. In this article, Noreen Mansuri discusses medical improvisation and how it can help students through the performances expected of them during training

BMJVol. 388
University of California, Davis (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Innovations in Medical Education
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